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Iโm not going to comment because I canโt keep my comments about Trudeau respectful ๐ก
because criticizing or insulting a person adds nothing. Whatโs the alternative policy orientation to China?
@Rn Kn That’s a question for the loyal opposition not a Youtube commenter.
Im constantly reminded to when China told Trudeau something and he walked away all flustered and didnt even say anything back.
@D Sab Trudeau got told
โ@D Sab Like father, like son, the old adage goes. Itโs rarely been truer than in the case of former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his son. Pierre was once asked for his views on democracy and communism, and stated that a one-party state would be the ideal government under certain conditions. That might sound familiar.
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Added Pierre: โI wouldnโt be prepared to think I would be successful in arguing that (communism) for Canada at the present time. But such times might come, who knows?โ Five decades later, hereโs his son, Justin Trudeau: โYou know, thereโs a level of admiration I actually have for China because their basic dictatorship is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime.โ
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This same man said he admired their authoritarian way of doing things. Why doesnโt the press ever include that type of context?
He said the country he admired most was communist China, because it’s “basic dictatorship allowed them to turn their economy around on a dime and go greenest the fastest.”
@Marc Dellorusso the turn on a dime part is correct, not that it was the country he admired the most.
@Marc Dellorusso This is a lie repeated constantly to discredit him. It is a quote taken out of context. I dream of a day when it’s not so easy to fool people especially those who are so polarized that their minds have become closed and are ready to believe anything.
Here is the real quote:
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You know, thereโs a level of admiration I actually have for China because their basic dictatorship is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime and say โwe need to go green fastestโฆwe need to start investing in solar.โ….But if I were to reach out and say which โฆ which kind of administration I most admire, I think thereโs something to be said right here in Canada for the way our territories are run….
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So just like the rest of the world, he admired the economic miracle that was China but did not admire the administration.
@Cons conning cons cope.
@A A Like father, like son, the old adage goes. Itโs rarely been truer than in the case of former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his son. Pierre was once asked for his views on democracy and communism, and stated that a one-party state would be the ideal government under certain conditions. That might sound familiar.
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Added Pierre: โI wouldnโt be prepared to think I would be successful in arguing that (communism) for Canada at the present time. But such times might come, who knows?โ Five decades later, hereโs his son, Justin Trudeau: โYou know, thereโs a level of admiration I actually have for China because their basic dictatorship is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime.โ
So funny, China threats Canada and US with TikTok and weather bolloon๐
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Docks and coffee machines ๐บ๐ฒ๐คก๐๐
Okay next chinese.
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Itโs not funny, itโs real.
How is spying funny?
Good to know Canada is in the “global south”… Sometimes it feels as if our esteemed leaders read Orwell’s 1984 as an instruction manual.
English is not your first language?
@A A you really care more about the spelling then the message? intelligence not really your thing eh?
Free Julian Assange first then maybe we can believe that there is a real democracy outhere.
Is that the lady who was in charge of the truck protest?
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@Shane Lavender – Wow! And I have a terrible feeling you are asking sincerely.
I still remember how Xi lectured Trudeau. ๐
@D Sab Right brother, I would prefer a somewhat unlikable PM over an authoritarian dictator any day
Yeah it was an epic fail encounter by trudeau. He looked rattled.
How about starting with a public inquiry into election interference, Justin?
ยซย But what about my image? What about my feelings? And chances of re-election? Seems itโs always about Canadians, not me! Unfair!ย ยป
– Drama teacher
Yes, Trudeau is the one that I want answers from on what needs to be done. I wouldnโt consult him on what kind of toilet paper to wipe my butt with much less anything else.
Thank you for the good laugh
My son got his first newspaper route this month. I congratulated him on now having MORE business experience than the Prime Minister of Canada. He’s 12.
“Um, you need to put on a bright, pastel dress, lots of makeup, your favorite pumps and dance like nobody’s watching!” – Justin Trudy
Multi polar world โค
He would love to directly challenge China except when it comes to campaign contributions lol.
Well, the bit about “engaging with China” [diplomatically] and “competing” with China, constructively I presume, by outcompeting China when it comes to DFIs (direct foreign investments) in the so-called “global south,” is not necessarily unreasonable. All the same, I doubt Canada and its “western” allies can catch up with China when it comes to direct foreign investments in the so-called global south. Having said that, Canada [including its corporate media] comes across as a parrot of the U.S. — e.g. banning TikTok on government phones, unsubstantiated accusations about a “spy balloon,” etc. โค GOD Bless Everyone
lol the only reason they made the “unsubstantiated accusations” public is because people on the ground saw it.
The more i watch western media these days, the more i feel they are headed towards a complete mental breakdown !
They’re so out of touch on everything
When you are part of the threat lol
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is right “Constructive Engagement” and “Constructive Diplomacy” is a great international relations strategy, in order for Western nations to relate better to the People’s Republic of China.
Canadian leader telling the world what needed to be done…wow๐๐
You making a silly comment ๐๐๐
@Oscar c’mon, you are supposed to laugh at him
You mean “what’s needed”
So blind you lost sight of the message just because you don’t like the messenger.
Is what he said in anyway wrong?
If don’t hang together, we shall surely be hung apart.
Trudeau is not exactly a leader that I have alot of trust in regarding questions like this.