The Cult of Mark Carney #2639941
OtherENpolitical satirefictional lorepublic figure parody
Description
Long live the most serene Governor of the Bank of England, to ever lay upon the throne as our eternal God and Emperor! Marcus Carnius! Marcus Carnius was born in the Canadian Wilderness, his mother was a Golden Moose, his father, a Golden Bear. Marcus Carnius is the descendant of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, King Midas, and Mansa Musa of Mali. As a boy, he revealed his miraculous powers by converting them into an official custodian for Canada without any prior state recognition. He moved to the city of Enterprise, where ran a newspaper industry as a young boy. He grew his newspaper industry and became the largest paper boy newspaper magnate, then took over the entire region and made the region's economy entirely economically efficient. He then Anglicised his name to 'Mark Carney', as he is known today, and has ascended to the thrones of Governor of the Bank of England and Governor of the Bank of Canada. Mark Carney single handedly saved the world from the 2008-2009
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| 13 Sept 2026, 01:25 | 14 | first reading |
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Bigfrench (@ShunrokuTaishiro) — Base Rate Banker (rank 1)
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