All the power to Mr Science!
As long as the extremist cons keep backing PeePee and his convoy of love they will never win an election.
They can ride those bouncy castles right out of office.
Justin was right after all
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As long as the extremist cons keep backing PeePee and his convoy of love they will never win an election.
They can ride those bouncy castles right out of office.
I'd apply for the job to hold the pin that punctures the bouncy castle and sends it into the air and because I'm a nicer Squeezer have it land softly on a deserted shark-infested island. The old Squeezer would have just dunked it in the ocean for the Sharks to have something to do but that would be mean.
Scorched by Rebel News, DUDE WTF MAN!!!! lmao
this is scorched but it's Justin's security detail scorching Menzies fat ass.
Conservatives are confused.
They can't tell if they should call out or cheer for PeePee and the cons far right German friend.
Christine Anderson admitted that even spoke to Pee Pee a few times!!
Justin Trudeau rips Conservatives over Tory MPs’ meeting with known extremist
In a statement to the Star on Friday, Pierre Poilievre condemned extremist Christine Anderson and said his MPs were not aware of her views and associations.
www.thestar.com
Hmmmmm........then Pee Pee goes on to say that they were not aware of her "views and political affiliations". Just displaying his true colours like he was not aware of the time he was rubbing shoulders with the far right Neo-Nazis from the FreeDumb Convoy. What an idiot, who loves to be critical in a pissed off manner with the PM no matter what, and then thinks that he is beyond criticism himself!!
German MEP Christine Anderson of the far-right Alternative for Germany party meets with three Conservative Party MPs - and also with the neo-Nazi group Diagolon. Wow.!!
Justin Trudeau rips Conservatives over Tory MPs’ meeting with known extremist
In a statement to the Star on Friday, Pierre Poilievre condemned extremist Christine Anderson and said his MPs were not aware of her views and associations.
Justin Trudeau rips Conservatives over Tory MPs’ meeting with known extremist
In a statement to the Star on Friday, Pierre Poilievre condemned extremist Christine Anderson and said his MPs were not aware of her views and associations.
Hmmmmm........then Pee Pee goes on to say that they were not aware of her "views and political affiliations". Just displaying his true colours like he was not aware of the time he was rubbing shoulders with the far right Neo-Nazis from the FreeDumb Convoy. What an idiot, who loves to be critical in a pissed off manner with the PM no matter what, and then thinks that he is beyond criticism himself!!
German MEP Christine Anderson of the far-right Alternative for Germany party meets with three Conservative Party MPs - and also with the neo-Nazi group Diagolon. Wow.!!
I don't care for the right honourable Justin Trudeau but in this second video he shuts down the heckler pretty good.
Your video seems to omit that plus there seems to be more hecklers. Perhaps some fu#ckery added to the sound to enhance the look of him being unpopular...Or maybe the CBC version has been edited...You'd like to think that they wouldn't do that however. One thing for sure he was quick on his feet here....
Two Tory MPs silent after Poilievre says they ‘regret’ meeting German politician
Two Conservative members of Parliament are remaining tight-lipped about whether they regret meeting with a German politician, which is something Pierre Poilievre has said they do.
Two Conservative members of Parliament are remaining tight-lipped about whether they regret meeting with a German politician, which is something Pierre Poilievre has said they do.
Neither Leslyn Lewis nor Dean Allison have responded to direct questions about whether they agree with the Conservative leader’s characterization of their feelings about their choice to take part in a recent luncheon with Christine Anderson.
The German politician visited Canada as part of a tour organized by supporters of last winter’s “Freedom Convoy” staged around Parliament Hill and at several border crossings to protest against COVID-19 vaccines, health restrictions, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.
Anderson, who is a member of European Parliament representing the Alternative for Germany party, expressed support for protesters at the time and spoke out against Trudeau.
The right-wing populist party has been under surveillance as a suspected extremist group in Germany since 2021 and has been accused of downplaying Nazi crimes, opposing immigration and pushing anti-Muslim ideology.
Bethan Nodwell, one of the organizers who arranged for Anderson to visit Canada and meet with three Conservative MPs during a lunch last week, said their discussion centred around Trudeau, vaccines, the convoy and pandemic-related restrictions, such as lockdowns.
She said it lasted about two hours and that “we parted ways with smiles and waving.”
Concerns about Lewis, Allison and fellow caucus member Colin Carrie choosing to meet Anderson emerged last week shortly after photographs of the luncheon began circulating on social media.
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs said it raised concerns directly with the Conservative party, and the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center also condemned the meeting.
Both groups said it was “deeply concerning” and “troubling” that elected leaders in Canada met with Anderson when her party espouses “Islamophobic” and “hateful views.”
Poilievre’s office responded by releasing a statement from the official Opposition leader, saying it would have been better if Anderson never visited Canada and that his MPs were unaware of her opinions and “regret meeting with her.”
In the same email, his office also included a statement from Allison, Lewis and Carrie. It said that while it is not uncommon for elected officials to meet with counterparts from other countries, the trio were not “aware of the views or associations of her and her political party.” It added: “We do not share or endorse her views and strongly condemn any views that are racist or hateful.”
Carrie, who represents the riding of Oshawa, hours later tweeted that he “profoundly” regrets meeting with Anderson “without having sought the input of my staff” and taking a closer look at who he was meeting with.
The offices of Allison and Lewis, however, have not answered direct questions about whether Poilievre’s assertion that they regret attending the meeting is true. A spokesman for Poilievre also did not specify how he confirmed the MPs regret the meeting.
A staffer in Lewis’s office provided a statement to The Canadian Press on Monday, where the MP reiterates how her job requires her to meet with foreign officials “quite frequently and often do not share the views of those officials or their parties.”
She went on to defend her record as a lawyer where she says she stood up for the rights of immigrants and members of the LGBTQ community.
“Before becoming a member of Parliament one of my practice areas was human rights, and as such, I’ve always, and continue to, condemn any views that are racist or hateful,” said Lewis.
“As an immigrant to Canada myself I am blessed to have grown up here in Canada, and have seen, first hand, the vital role that immigration plays, both to us as Canadians and to those seeking to build a better life.”
Lewis also took to social media last week following an interview with the Toronto Sun to say she rejects criticism coming from Trudeau over her meeting with Anderson, pointing to how during the 2019 federal election he was discovered to have worn brown- and blackface several times before entering politics. After the news came out, Trudeau apologized on the campaign trail.
www.thestar.com
Two Conservative members of Parliament are remaining tight-lipped about whether they regret meeting with a German politician, which is something Pierre Poilievre has said they do.
Two Conservative members of Parliament are remaining tight-lipped about whether they regret meeting with a German politician, which is something Pierre Poilievre has said they do.
Neither Leslyn Lewis nor Dean Allison have responded to direct questions about whether they agree with the Conservative leader’s characterization of their feelings about their choice to take part in a recent luncheon with Christine Anderson.
The German politician visited Canada as part of a tour organized by supporters of last winter’s “Freedom Convoy” staged around Parliament Hill and at several border crossings to protest against COVID-19 vaccines, health restrictions, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.
Anderson, who is a member of European Parliament representing the Alternative for Germany party, expressed support for protesters at the time and spoke out against Trudeau.
The right-wing populist party has been under surveillance as a suspected extremist group in Germany since 2021 and has been accused of downplaying Nazi crimes, opposing immigration and pushing anti-Muslim ideology.
Bethan Nodwell, one of the organizers who arranged for Anderson to visit Canada and meet with three Conservative MPs during a lunch last week, said their discussion centred around Trudeau, vaccines, the convoy and pandemic-related restrictions, such as lockdowns.
She said it lasted about two hours and that “we parted ways with smiles and waving.”
Concerns about Lewis, Allison and fellow caucus member Colin Carrie choosing to meet Anderson emerged last week shortly after photographs of the luncheon began circulating on social media.
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs said it raised concerns directly with the Conservative party, and the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center also condemned the meeting.
Both groups said it was “deeply concerning” and “troubling” that elected leaders in Canada met with Anderson when her party espouses “Islamophobic” and “hateful views.”
Poilievre’s office responded by releasing a statement from the official Opposition leader, saying it would have been better if Anderson never visited Canada and that his MPs were unaware of her opinions and “regret meeting with her.”
In the same email, his office also included a statement from Allison, Lewis and Carrie. It said that while it is not uncommon for elected officials to meet with counterparts from other countries, the trio were not “aware of the views or associations of her and her political party.” It added: “We do not share or endorse her views and strongly condemn any views that are racist or hateful.”
Carrie, who represents the riding of Oshawa, hours later tweeted that he “profoundly” regrets meeting with Anderson “without having sought the input of my staff” and taking a closer look at who he was meeting with.
The offices of Allison and Lewis, however, have not answered direct questions about whether Poilievre’s assertion that they regret attending the meeting is true. A spokesman for Poilievre also did not specify how he confirmed the MPs regret the meeting.
A staffer in Lewis’s office provided a statement to The Canadian Press on Monday, where the MP reiterates how her job requires her to meet with foreign officials “quite frequently and often do not share the views of those officials or their parties.”
She went on to defend her record as a lawyer where she says she stood up for the rights of immigrants and members of the LGBTQ community.
“Before becoming a member of Parliament one of my practice areas was human rights, and as such, I’ve always, and continue to, condemn any views that are racist or hateful,” said Lewis.
“As an immigrant to Canada myself I am blessed to have grown up here in Canada, and have seen, first hand, the vital role that immigration plays, both to us as Canadians and to those seeking to build a better life.”
Lewis also took to social media last week following an interview with the Toronto Sun to say she rejects criticism coming from Trudeau over her meeting with Anderson, pointing to how during the 2019 federal election he was discovered to have worn brown- and blackface several times before entering politics. After the news came out, Trudeau apologized on the campaign trail.
Two Tory MPs silent after Poilievre says they ‘regret’ meeting German politician
Two Conservative members of Parliament are remaining tight-lipped about whether they regret meeting with a German politician, which is something Pierre Poilievre has said they do.
He has my vote but unfortunately I think that he will turn out to be just like Ford.
But if we have to get screwed, let it be by someone intelligent and not by a complete idiot.
This is pretty much my position on the matter, as well.
There needs to be a public commission, although making sure Pollièvre doesn't turn it into a circus is important.
when you have a clown like Justin Trudeau involved, it is far too late to worry about the proceedings turning into a circus
PS. why your lot punted Mulcair for Jagmeet is bewildering
So two election cycles where he ignores the findings of the nation's intelligence services and there was interference. And now only under extreme public pressure does he allow for an investigation egere he will appoint an "eminent" person to run it.
Hmmmm, does the word COLLUSION come into play? Especially considering his previous admiring words for the Chinese regime.
Hmmmm, does the word COLLUSION come into play? Especially considering his previous admiring words for the Chinese regime.
Remember you asked if I had read the whole thread once? Try going back just one more post and read what was replied to...
"So two election cycles where he ignores the findings of the nation's intelligence services and there was interference."
Those findings said it has no effect. Those are the findings that were being discussed.
Are you saying CSIS has a liberal bias??? I would suggest you don't know anyone in CSIS if you believe that. Do you have any evidence to support your claim?
Because it's politics and all the other side ever does, no matter who the other side is, anytime they think they have the merest thread to pull on, is to say people should resign. You can find that in Canadian history books going back to the earliest days of Canadian government.
Conservatives asking liberals to resign, and vice versa, is not proof something is true. It's proof politics is still politics.
If you say so. But I'll wait and see what happens before I assume it's going to all be rigged. I mean, there's no need to try and predict the future, I can just wait and see what happens.
Whether or not they had an effect has no bearing on the occurrences. And that more importantly Trudeau chose to ignore the intelligence services for two election cycles.
You dont want them happening period, anymore than say foreign donors. No one can truly quantify their effect. Little or large the public has a right to know. And was denied that.
