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Freeland is a moron.

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These morons have never worked for the people of this country Canada they are thieving lying murdering basturds that have lined their own pockets and bank accounts of their friends with taxpayers money…

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Are you Fracking kidding me Freeland who has a special chair in the WEF helped enforce illegal mandates froze bank accounts helped destroy this country financially helped to push the Plandemic and get people injected with the poison death shot now she’s going to run away from Turdoe and form her own government. Trudeau and Freeland should be in jail for treason and accessory to murder along with all the morons connected to them

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Carnage Carney, Trudeau’s new economic adviser and Carbon Tax Economic Hit Man. Welcome to Trudeau living in his delusional narcissistic globalist bubble world.

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Thanks for this. Can you say more about the Group of Thirty?

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the Group of Thirty (G30) is a private, nonprofit international body composed of 30 members, including:

Academic economists

Company chiefs

Representatives of national, regional, and central banks

The Group’s mission is to:

Deepen understanding of global economic and financial issues

Explore the international repercussions of decisions taken in the public and private sectors

Examine the choices available to market practitioners and policymakers

The G30 was founded in 1978 and holds two full meetings each year, as well as organizing seminars, symposia, and study groups. Its members are drawn from current or former economic policymakers, regulators, private financial sector leaders, and academics. They participate in their individual capacity, distinct from their other institutional affiliations.

The Group’s current chairman is Mark Carney, and its chairman of the board of trustees is Tharman Shanmugaratnam. The G30 has published reports on various topics, including the 2008 financial crisis and the resilience of the banking system.

Some notable members of the Group of Thirty include:

Current and former heads of major central banks, such as the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, and Bank of England

Senior economists from international institutions like the International Monetary Fund and World Bank

Academics from prestigious universities like Harvard and Yale

The Group’s work focuses on addressing the complex issues facing policymakers and market practitioners, including monetary and fiscal policy, financial stability, and international cooperation.

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