[Canada] Trudeau's balls are nowhere to be found 🤣

[pooya87]

Not much is expected of those who rub shoulders with the terrorists

The Canadian outlet CBC recently revealed that the terrorist attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria has also damaged the Canadian embassy because of its proximity (can be seen in the map I shared above). Canadian government has not yet dared to even comment on the attack and its damage let alone condemn this terrorist attack

Canadians have already been protesting the ongoing genocide in Gaza, if Trudeau lets them know about this terrorist attack that has damaged their embassy (which is like an attack on Canadian soil) things could get ugly for him

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canadian-embassy-damascus-damaged-1.7168176

[Hispo]

I would probably depend on the extent of the damages which were suffered by the embassy itself and also considering the Canada embassy was not the direct target of the attack, my guess is the Canadian government is of course pretty much willing to give a pass to the material colateral damages which their establishment suffered.

Lately, I have been reading much of criticism against Trudeau, because of the management he had decided to have on the war in the Gaza strip and also on the treatment he seems to have had against people who have protested in Canada during the pandemic. Not even mention how the American right wing had pointed out how the Canadian government seems to be closing onto the people who wish to bear arms in general.
At least, it is good to see there are people in Canada willing to protest against the injustice and the indiscriminate bombing of the innocent going on in the strip. I don't expect Trudeau to express any discomfort on any of the actions being carried out by Netanyahu to be honest. He seems to be as unconditional as Biden when comes to support.

[OgNasty]

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

[aoluain]

Definitely no balls there.

ON the other hand I am proud to hear that my country along with others from the EU are
trying to act by influencing other EU countries to reconsider the links between the EU and Israel.

Taoiseach reiterates call for review of EU-Israel ties in Brussels meeting

Our new leader ^Taoiseach is following on from his predecessor and not shying
away from what needs to be done, unfortunately the EU machine is slow to act.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has reiterated the call for a review of EU-Israel ties during his first
meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels.

His predecessor Leo Varadkar had sent Ms von der Leyen a joint letter with Spanish Prime
Minister Pedro Sanchez in February, calling on the Commission to review the EU-Israel
Association Agreement on the basis that Israel's war in Gaza was allegedly breaching the
accord’s human rights clause.

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

Thats worrying alright.

I have read today that anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiment is on the rise across the world.
Their leaders in Israel are not doing themselves any favours with what they are doing in Gaza.
This article is from back in November open-hatred-jews-surges-globally-inflamed-by-gaza-war-2023-10-31
we can be sure that sentiment has been strnegthened by what is going on since then.

[coolcoinz]

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

What happened to Jordan Peterson is a great example of this. Basically the man was fired from University and they tried to take away his psychology license just because the man refused to use new gender pronouns and kept speaking in public that there are only two genders. The best thing in all of that is that all he said was true because every person can have only one of 2 genders. You can't be of unknown gender or be gender fluid. These things do not exist in the real world but only in delusional minds of people who want to be different and want to show the world they're special.

What do you expect from Trudeau? The man is an agent of Klauss Schwab.

[Zlantann]

The Canadian outlet CBC recently revealed that the terrorist attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria has also damaged the Canadian embassy because of its proximity (can be seen in the map I shared above). Canadian government has not yet dared to even comment on the attack and its damage let alone condemn this terrorist attack

Maybe the excuse for not reacting to the attacks will be that there was no human casualty since the embassy has not been in use since  2012 due to the Syrian civil war. I also predict that Canada wouldn't have reacted even if lives were lost after all what was the reaction of Australia, Britain, and Poland after their citizens (World Central Kitchen aid workers) were murdered by the Israeli military. I was surprised when British Foreign Secretary David Cameron announced that his country would not stop sending arms to Israel. This shows that not just Canada, but the West don't have balls when it comes to dealings with Israel.

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

The US government seems to be controlled by some die-hard supporters of Israel. Everyone who speaks against Israel is subjected to scrutiny and intimidation. It was these forces that ensured that the former Harvard President Claudine Gay was blackmailed and forced to resign because she spoke her view which was labelled anti-Semitism. She was forced to resign even when over 700 Harvard faculty members stood against her forced resignation.

[Hispo]

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

I am not informed enough on what is going on there, but I have also heard and read of the government over-reach on people who seemingly have become a bother. During the lockdowns in 2020, it became global news how the truckers of the country were being mistreated by the Canadian government and how their bank accounts were getting frozen and seized. What does ones bank account have to do with the right to protest? Your guess is as good as mine.

Though, I doubt you are going to see that level of authoritarian measures within your country, to be honest, in spite of your geographic location, you are very different from each other (culturally and politically), the people of the United States are more interested in keeping in check the government when it tries to reach areas which it is not supposed to touch in the first place. Depends whom you ask, anyways.
Still, Canada is a very lovely place, hopefully I can visit some day.

[OgNasty]

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

I am not informed enough on what is going on there, but I have also heard and read of the government over-reach on people who seemingly have become a bother. During the lockdowns in 2020, it became global news how the truckers of the country were being mistreated by the Canadian government and how their bank accounts were getting frozen and seized. What does ones bank account have to do with the right to protest? Your guess is as good as mine.

Though, I doubt you are going to see that level of authoritarian measures within your country, to be honest, in spite of your geographic location, you are very different from each other (culturally and politically), the people of the United States are more interested in keeping in check the government when it tries to reach areas which it is not supposed to touch in the first place. Depends whom you ask, anyways.
Still, Canada is a very lovely place, hopefully I can visit some day.

I have friends in Canada and it’s amazing how little they are aware of what is going on. I often ask them if they’ve heard news stories or if they are able to view news certain news sites and that’s when they realize how bad it is… The recent video circulating of a man being refused his own money during a bank withdrawal attempt should scare everyone into researching Bitcoin, although I doubt those in Canada are able to view it.

[BADecker]

Seems that the people who are in government, and who are actually breaking their promises to do the best for the people, are the ones who have done a bunch of damage in the past. Take a look at Trudeau, maybe for the last time.

Take a look at the picture at https://rumble.com/v4phenf-justin-trudeau-facing-life-behind-bars-on-child-rape-charges.html. But we knew about this, didn't we? How in the world did Canadians ever let him get into office?


Justin Trudeau Facing Life Behind Bars on Child Rape Charges


https://rumble.com/v4phenf-justin-trudeau-facing-life-behind-bars-on-child-rape-charges.html
Trudeau has already lost his marriage due to his sordid history as a sex offender, but he is about to lose a whole lot more according to investigators who revealed the globalist leader is about to be thrown under the bus and prosecuted on child rape charges if he loses the next election.

According to investigators, Trudeau isn't the only world leader or senior politician facing charges. A whole host of household names, including members of the US House and Senate, are sweating as the walls close in on them.
...

[OgNasty]

Imagine living in Canada and being an early Bitcoin adopter. You think you’re rich after holding for over a decade. Then the government comes along and tells you that you have to give them 2/3s of your Bitcoin value. I can’t imagine why anyone would want to live in Canada outside of those wanting the government to support them. Being a Canadian is like handicapping yourself from ever reaching financial freedom.

[Hispo]

I don’t know what’s going on in Canada but I am concerned that the insanity we’re seeing there is headed to the United States. My friends in Canada are seemingly afraid of anything. Even having the wrong opinion can get you in trouble over there now. Not to mention the censorship… I never thought I’d see this level of government overreach in my lifetime.

I am not informed enough on what is going on there, but I have also heard and read of the government over-reach on people who seemingly have become a bother. During the lockdowns in 2020, it became global news how the truckers of the country were being mistreated by the Canadian government and how their bank accounts were getting frozen and seized. What does ones bank account have to do with the right to protest? Your guess is as good as mine.

Though, I doubt you are going to see that level of authoritarian measures within your country, to be honest, in spite of your geographic location, you are very different from each other (culturally and politically), the people of the United States are more interested in keeping in check the government when it tries to reach areas which it is not supposed to touch in the first place. Depends whom you ask, anyways.
Still, Canada is a very lovely place, hopefully I can visit some day.

I have friends in Canada and it’s amazing how little they are aware of what is going on. I often ask them if they’ve heard news stories or if they are able to view news certain news sites and that’s when they realize how bad it is… The recent video circulating of a man being refused his own money during a bank withdrawal attempt should scare everyone into researching Bitcoin, although I doubt those in Canada are able to view it.

Probably, they could not view the video if they wanted to. There have been some precedent before in some countries within the British Commonwealth and how some of them have decided to unilaterally block and censor certain parts of the web from their citizens.
I recall not long ago Australia was caught red handed regulating the internet access to many webpages, without Australian citizens being aware of it.
Though, One must be wonder to what level thst kind of censorship is legal, specially if it is some measure which is sponsored and being carried out by the state. It is a completely different case when a company use their ToS to censor stuff in their ecosystem, than having a democratically elected government doing so instead. I know in the case of the USA, it would be against the law.

[Zlantann]

I have friends in Canada and it’s amazing how little they are aware of what is going on. I often ask them if they’ve heard news stories or if they are able to view news certain news sites and that’s when they realize how bad it is… The recent video circulating of a man being refused his own money during a bank withdrawal attempt should scare everyone into researching Bitcoin, although I doubt those in Canada are able to view it.

Canada claim to be a free and democratic society while it is busy promoting sensoship. My first experience of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s misuse of power was during the truck convoy protest that paralyzed economic activity in  Ottawa in 2022. Truck drivers were molested, intimidated and some of the them were unlawfully arrested.

In January this year a Federal Court of Canada ruled that the Prime Minister's use of the country’s Emergencies Act to end a truck convoy was an unjustified infringement of civil rights, including the protection against unreasonable search and seizure, and, in some instances, the freedom of expression as well. This shows that these leaders are despots in democrats clothing.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/23/world/canada/trudeau-emergencies-act-trucker-convoy.html

[BADecker]

I have friends in Canada and it’s amazing how little they are aware of what is going on. I often ask them if they’ve heard news stories or if they are able to view news certain news sites and that’s when they realize how bad it is… The recent video circulating of a man being refused his own money during a bank withdrawal attempt should scare everyone into researching Bitcoin, although I doubt those in Canada are able to view it.

Canada claim to be a free and democratic society while it is busy promoting sensoship. My first experience of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s misuse of power was during the truck convoy protest that paralyzed economic activity in  Ottawa in 2022. Truck drivers were molested, intimidated and some of the them were unlawfully arrested.

In January this year a Federal Court of Canada ruled that the Prime Minister's use of the country’s Emergencies Act to end a truck convoy was an unjustified infringement of civil rights, including the protection against unreasonable search and seizure, and, in some instances, the freedom of expression as well. This shows that these leaders are despots in democrats clothing.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/23/world/canada/trudeau-emergencies-act-trucker-convoy.html

The people won't get repayment from Trudeau, unless they file man-to-man claims against the him for misusing his authority.