Why does Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau say the things he says? Since rising to political stardom because of his family and hair, Trudeau has innumerable gaffes credited to his name. Suffice it to say, if these comments had been uttered by a conservative, the late-night talk shows would spend entire programs poking fun at the inane remarks, like celebrating the dictatorship in China or promoting the use of “peoplekind.” As a virtue-signaling male feminist who spouts social justice nonsense, he is immune from criticism on the left.
Beware the Construction Worker
Did you know there is a new menace in town? Yep. You better lock your doors, hide your children, and hold your copies of Common Ground. Do you see those men wearing denim, boots, and hardhats down the street constructing a building? They’re about to go on a rape spree!
Speaking to a Business Leaders’ Task Force panel on gender equality at the G20 summit in Argentina, Trudeau suggested that there are deep “impacts” of male construction workers in rural areas.
He told the audience:
“You might say, ‘What does a gender lens have to do with building this new highway or this new pipeline?’ Well, there are impacts when you bring construction workers into a rural area — there are social impacts because they are mostly male construction workers. How are you adjusting or adapting to those [impacts]?”
Trudeau doubled down on the Third Wave feminist talk when he noted that female entrepreneurs make better decisions than their gender counterparts.
Canada has never before had such a woke prime minister. He is more female than the country’s first and only woman prime minister, Kim Campbell!
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Trudeau Hypocrisy
The prime minister and his blatant hypocrisy go together like peanut butter and jelly – or Trudeau and his trust fund.
On one hand, he thinks that construction workers are threats to females living in suburban societies. On the other, he is perfectly willing to accept millions of new migrants entering those same areas without any sort of vetting. If one group is dangerous, then shouldn’t logic dictate that the other is as well?
The Liberal government is championing a U.N. initiative called the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration. Its ultimate objective is to make immigration a universal human right for all migrants, even if you are not fleeing persecution and war. Indeed, the document stops short of telling everyone “you have a right to live anywhere you choose.”
What makes it even more insidious is demanding that government:
“…promote independent, objective and quality reporting … stopping allocation of public funding or material support to media outlets that systematically promote intolerance, xenophobia, racism and other forms of discrimination towards migrants.”
No wonder the Liberals are so eager to establish a $600 million slush fund for the dinosaur media. The government panel gets to decide which outlets will get taxpayer funding. If you dare question the narrative “diversity is our strength” or publish critical reports of migrants pouring in from Third World nations, then your request for subsidies will be denied. It’s what the United Nations demands of your leaders.
U.N. representatives will hold talks in Morocco later this month to discuss and institute the international agreement that has plenty of Western countries sitting on the fence. The globalists are becoming increasingly disappointed in nations that are reneging on the deal and reconsidering their support; some of these skeptical states include Australia, Austria, Israel, and Switzerland.
2018: Year of the Gaffe
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As time passes, it’s hard to imagine that Trudeau can continue to out-Trudeau himself. The last year has not been kind to the prime minister, from the scandals to the international embarrassments. The gaffes only grew and intensified.
However, with the federal election around the corner, you can expect Trudeau to pander less and less to the progressives and more to sensible Canadians who don’t cling to the ideas of cultural Marxists, elitist social engineers, and the far left. Trudeau will likely get re-elected, since his opponents don’t have a shot: Andrew Scheer and Jagmeet Singh, leading the Conservatives and New Democrats respectively.
So, get prepared for more years of fearing construction workers more than migrants. But here is a question that would collapse Trudeau’s mind: What if these construction workers are women?
