Remember when the U.S. was all like "Nah, we don't want to fight in WWII." Then Churchill was all like "Coooooome onnnnnnnn" and then America went to Europe to fight the Germans even though it was Japan who bombed them? I member.
General Canadian Politics eh.
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JT will just double down and throw more taxpayer dollars to foriegn nations, and then of course spend a small fortune on a study as to why canada didn't get a seat.
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Well now that security council seat is off the table at least Trudeau's administration can finally spend some money and time on a fleet of F-35s
Well now that security council seat is off the table at least Trudeau's administration can finally spend some money and time on a fleet of F-35s
Because the Pacific Island hopping campaign won by the United States Marine Corps never happened?
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Even those who have been unemployed before?
Man my hands were suffering as well.
I never really used hand lotion before, I do now.
What about your schools n stuff? Opening soon?
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Fuck Bill BlairIF IT ONLY SAVES ONE LIFE!!!
I have met him several times
I gave him so much Shit about the g20 fiasco he basically ran away from me (so I called him a chickenshit)
Pierre Trudeau statue in Thornhill park vandalized
York Regional Police are investigating after the statue of Pierre Elliott Trudeau in a park in Thornhill was vandalized.
someone blackfaced a statue of pierre trudeau lol
That's perfectPierre Trudeau statue in Thornhill park vandalized
York Regional Police are investigating after the statue of Pierre Elliott Trudeau in a park in Thornhill was vandalized.www.cp24.com
someone blackfaced a statue of pierre trudeau lol
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You can still own one. You just have to be native.IF IT ONLY SAVES ONE LIFE!!!
this is pierres legacy in the west
UPI ARCHIVES
AUG. 9, 1982
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau faced demonstrators heaving tomatoes
ROGER'S PASS, B.C. -- Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau faced demonstrators heaving tomatoes and protesting his extravagence during a holiday in Rockies, and responded by giving one group a single-finger salute.
Ten placard-carrying protesters positioned near a tunnel in the Roger's Pass Sunday pelted almost all the cars on a train to ensure their message hit the Governor General's rail car, in which Trudeau and his three sons were travelling.
The protesters worked at the nearby Northlander Motel and 'we're all pretty browned off' at the prime minister's handling of the economy, said Gordie Robson, owner of the motel.
Robson said the group got especially riled after hearing on the radio that Trudeau had earlier in the day raised his middle finger at a group of demonstrators at the Salmon Arm, B.C., railway platform.
One of the demonstrators in Salmon Arm, Doug Huges, said they were protesting the prime minister's use of the plush railway car in a time of economic hardship.
'After Trudeau appeared at the coach window with two of his sons,' Hughes said, the prime minister 'smiled then scowled and then gave us the old Trudeau one-finger salute and pulled down the shade.'
Hughes said Salmon Arm is a resort and logging town where unemployment is running at 30 percent.
He described Trudeau's transportation as 'opulent.'
'During times of restraint like these, they should be mothballed. For the last six months he's been telling us to practise restraint, then he comes parading pompously like this. It's just so hypocritical.'
However, not everyone was angry at the prime minister. About 20 people at Revelstoke greeted Trudeau with a warm reception and he responded by disembarking to chat and shake hands.
UPI ARCHIVES
AUG. 9, 1982
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau faced demonstrators heaving tomatoes
ROGER'S PASS, B.C. -- Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau faced demonstrators heaving tomatoes and protesting his extravagence during a holiday in Rockies, and responded by giving one group a single-finger salute.
Ten placard-carrying protesters positioned near a tunnel in the Roger's Pass Sunday pelted almost all the cars on a train to ensure their message hit the Governor General's rail car, in which Trudeau and his three sons were travelling.
The protesters worked at the nearby Northlander Motel and 'we're all pretty browned off' at the prime minister's handling of the economy, said Gordie Robson, owner of the motel.
Robson said the group got especially riled after hearing on the radio that Trudeau had earlier in the day raised his middle finger at a group of demonstrators at the Salmon Arm, B.C., railway platform.
One of the demonstrators in Salmon Arm, Doug Huges, said they were protesting the prime minister's use of the plush railway car in a time of economic hardship.
'After Trudeau appeared at the coach window with two of his sons,' Hughes said, the prime minister 'smiled then scowled and then gave us the old Trudeau one-finger salute and pulled down the shade.'
Hughes said Salmon Arm is a resort and logging town where unemployment is running at 30 percent.
He described Trudeau's transportation as 'opulent.'
'During times of restraint like these, they should be mothballed. For the last six months he's been telling us to practise restraint, then he comes parading pompously like this. It's just so hypocritical.'
However, not everyone was angry at the prime minister. About 20 people at Revelstoke greeted Trudeau with a warm reception and he responded by disembarking to chat and shake hands.
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No it’s the NEP u dork
only the bertans even know what that is
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Bertans ARE the west
you are the west coast
if Ontario is in the east then you must accept this
Probably the single most reason the majority of Albertans vote blue not red/orange