Separatist comments reveal the real Justin Trudeau, analysts say
What a crock of shit.
Just because a person was born in a particular place, does not mean they must be loyal to it.
The Canada that once was and the Canada that now exists are two very vast different things.
How many people wish to live in a nation that is governed by ideals like....
either you're in or you're against us..?
Such as....
either you stand up for spying on your neighbours and friends...or you are a friend of pedophiles?
This isn't the Canada I once loved....this is a travesty of justice and it's no wonder countless persons would agree with the sentiment that one person would love to create a country where all citizens are equal, and the self righteous take a back seat.
News...Straight from hell. These are the days my friend...i'm pretty sure they'll never end.
Enjoy the wilderness you clueless idiot...
ReplyDeleteSo Justin is threatening to leave and take Quebec with him? Sounds like a win-win for TROC.
ReplyDeletePierre's sitting on a cloud (or something) right now thinking the wrong one bought it in the avalanche.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the Canada that was once was and the Canada you once loved had Liberal Party leaders named Trudeau and Chretien. If any Liberal MP had said exactly what Justin said in precisely the same context all you'd have heard is the sound of a gunshot. He'd have been kicked out of the party.
ReplyDeleteNeither Trudeau nor Chretien would tolerate the slightest whiff of separatist sentiment from their members. The Canada you once loved did not include the Liberal Party of today. Maybe that's one of the things you loved about it.
Margaret Trudeau (Justins’s mother) wrote Changing My Mind, a book about her personal experience having bipolar disorder, published by HarperCollins Canada in 2010. Anyone wishing to understand Justin Trudeau should read this book. His behaviour mirrors his mother’s behaviour when she was battling with mental illness.
ReplyDeleteGenetic factors contribute substantially to the likelihood of developing bipolar disorder, and it’s not unusual for children of bi-polar parents to suffer from the affliction.