There were dueling speeches by world leaders this week at the big globalist gathering in Davos, Switzerland, where presidents and prime ministers outline their visions for the world. First up was Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. He delivered a depressing speech, claiming that the “rules-based international order” has been shattered and old alliances “ruptured.” Carney declared that Canada was recalibrating its relationships and following a new policy of “values-based realism” that is both “principled and pragmatic.” Prime Minister Carney is not off to a good start. Somehow, his “principled, values-based realism” led him to communist China! In contrast, President Trump spoke about the incredible time we’re living in—a time that could bring “bigger and grander” opportunities “than ever before in human history.” Trump spoke of working together to make the nations of the West “stronger, more successful, and more prosperous than ever.”