Marjorie Taylor Greene Turns Ohio Railcar Derailment into a Conspiracy Theory - She is Insane
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God spoke to Lauren!!!
Marjorie and Lauren AKA Dumb and Dumber LMAO
Marjorie and Lauren AKA Dumb and Dumber LMAO
Whales being beached because of the "Wind Farms"????? Really, this MTG is the most dumbest of all politicians. But then the MAGA base including a certain one on this Board who posts numerous of her videos and buys her nonsense. This alt right extremist and fake propaganda is really hitting new heights!!The Dumb of Dumb and Dumber
Boebert is ushering the second coming of Jesus Christ....................................OMG she is a Psychopath!!
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Hilarious, but.. but, I thought that Trudeau was owned by China (Post # 55 in the link below):
So I did not realize that China bought both Trudeau and now Biden.
Wow.............mitchell is a source of errrr "news"!! Guess, we all have to switch to The Rebel, Fox News, Breitbart and all those alt right tweets coming from Mama's basement!!
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Do most Canadians know Justin T is Fidel Castro's love child or no?
Why Fidel Castro is not Justin Trudeau's dad (even though he really, really looks like him)
Tristin Hopper: For one thing, Trudeau's not tremendously discreet mother probably would have told us about it by now
The events of Freedom Convoy focused American attention on Canadian politics to a near-unprecedented degree. And in so doing, many of those Americans happened to notice that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau really, really looks like late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. Given that Trudeau’s mother Margaret was a personal friend of Castro, this has led to some very understandable speculation. But Trudeau is not the love-child of a Cuban dictator and we have the receipts to prove. Watch the Everything Should Be Better video or read the transcript below to learn more.
Justin Trudeau really, really, really looks like Fidel Castro. Justin Trudeau’s mother, Margaret, knew Castro personally and the Trudeau family has a pretty weird habit of constantly praising the Castros. So the very understandable rumour is that all these things might be related. But, first, let’s remember that Justin Trudeau’s father Pierre – also a Canadian prime minister – similarly looked a lot like Castro.Secondly, Trudeau was born on Christmas Day, 1971, which means he was conceived just a few weeks after his parents got married (try not to picture that). The Trudeaus don’t meet Fidel until 1976, when Justin was five.
Last and most importantly, Margaret Trudeau is not known for keeping secrets. Her numerous autobiographical books are filled with super-personal sex stuff. So if she’d conceived a kid with Castro, that’s probably something she would have told us about.
In the darker corners of the internet dwells a theory as outlandish as it is compelling: That the real father of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. The theory falls apart after only a cursory look at the historical evidence, but it persists for one reason alone: Justin Trudeau’s appearance is strikingly similar to that of the late Cuban dictator.
“Preposterous!” Canadian historian Robert Wright told the National Post. (He also requested that the word ‘preposterous’ be printed in bold and italic).
Wright’s 2007 book, Three Nights in Havana, is an account of the relationship between Castro and Pierre Trudeau.
While the Trudeaus did indeed develop an unusually cozy relationship with the Cuban dictator, Justin Trudeau was already toilet-trained by the time his mother, Margaret Trudeau, first met Castro in 1976. “Their biographies just don’t intersect at all,” said Wright.
As has been painstakingly pointed out by the fact-checking site Snopes.com, Trudeau’s December 25, 1971, birthday means that he would have been conceived between March 16 and April 22, 1971.
Margaret and Pierre were secretly married on March 4, 1971, after which Pierre spent March and April in Ottawa on official business. Here, for instance, is Trudeau answering a House of Commons question about pipelines on the earliest possible day that Justin could have been conceived.
Meanwhile, any personal contact between Castro and the Trudeaus was still years away. By early 1971, the only real contact between the prime minister’s office and Cuba had been a 1970 exchange of letters during the October Crisis to arrange the exile of FLQ terrorists.
The spear-fishing trips, the “Viva Castro!” speeches, the glowing descriptions in Margaret and Pierre’s autobiographies; those would all come following Pierre and Margaret Trudeau’s first meeting with Castro in 1976.
Thus, the only feasible way Castro could have fathered Justin Trudeau is if a 22-year-old Margaret Trudeau slipped away from her new husband in order to stage an unprotected tryst with a random communist leader she had never met.
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And keep in mind that Margaret Trudeau — the glamorous, surprise new wife of the prime minister — had suddenly become the most talked-about woman in Canada. In those first weeks, her every move was closely followed by the press. Any secret Cuban affairs would have required to evade both the most powerful man in the country and a media hungry for all things Margaret.
Meanwhile, a mere nine years since the Cuban missile crisis, it’s not like Castro lived a life free from outside scrutiny, either. The Castro/Trudeau conspiracy theory, which arose late last year, has been appearing mainly on right-wing and pro-Donald Trump internet forums. It’s become a kind of miniature version of the “birther” theory, the false (but popular) belief that Barack Obama was born in Kenya and thus ineligible for the presidency.
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For those who already hate the Liberal leader, it appears to be somewhat comforting to think that his veins are coursing with the blood of an oppressive, communist demagogue. “So this is why I despise Trudeau so much. Guess my instincts are always on point,” wrote one enthusiastic endorsement of the theory on a Reddit forum.
It’s also offered by way of explaining the Trudeau family’s eerie closeness with Castro. Upon Castro’s death in November, Prime Minister Trudeau attracted international condemnation for issuing a glowing statement that completely glossed over Cuban human rights abuses.
But it would not be the first time that Canada has had a prime minister who was the virtual doppelganger of another national leader.
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Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, bore an uncanny resemblance to British Conservative politician Benjamin Disraeli, who became U.K. prime minister one year after the 1867 creation of Canada.
Macdonald on the left, Disraeli on the right. PHOTO BY POSTMEDIA FILE
Reportedly, Macdonald’s attendance at Disraeli’s 1881 funeral even spooked fellow mourners.
And Pierre isn’t all that dissimilar-looking from Castro, either. While Fidel was spared Pierre Trudeau’s hair loss, early photos of the pair do indeed look like they could be brothers.
A young Pierre Trudeau on the left, a young Fidel Castro on the right. PHOTO BY FILE
But perhaps the most important factor in all this is that nobody has ever accused Margaret Trudeau of being discreet.
In various books and interviews following her 1977 separation from Trudeau, she’s freely revealed her own drug use, Pierre’s weird sexual habits and her dalliances with everyone from Jack Nicholson to Edward Kennedy.
“Unfortunately, when I look back on it now, I think I should have slept with every single one of them,” she told a mental health conference in 2008 about her 1977 meeting with the Rolling Stones. “I should have had so much fun but I didn’t.”
If there was indeed some kind of secret, cross-border affair with an authoritarian Western pariah, it just seems like one of those things that she would have mentioned by now.
nationalpost.com
Tristin Hopper: For one thing, Trudeau's not tremendously discreet mother probably would have told us about it by now
The events of Freedom Convoy focused American attention on Canadian politics to a near-unprecedented degree. And in so doing, many of those Americans happened to notice that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau really, really looks like late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. Given that Trudeau’s mother Margaret was a personal friend of Castro, this has led to some very understandable speculation. But Trudeau is not the love-child of a Cuban dictator and we have the receipts to prove. Watch the Everything Should Be Better video or read the transcript below to learn more.
Justin Trudeau really, really, really looks like Fidel Castro. Justin Trudeau’s mother, Margaret, knew Castro personally and the Trudeau family has a pretty weird habit of constantly praising the Castros. So the very understandable rumour is that all these things might be related. But, first, let’s remember that Justin Trudeau’s father Pierre – also a Canadian prime minister – similarly looked a lot like Castro.Secondly, Trudeau was born on Christmas Day, 1971, which means he was conceived just a few weeks after his parents got married (try not to picture that). The Trudeaus don’t meet Fidel until 1976, when Justin was five.
Last and most importantly, Margaret Trudeau is not known for keeping secrets. Her numerous autobiographical books are filled with super-personal sex stuff. So if she’d conceived a kid with Castro, that’s probably something she would have told us about.
In the darker corners of the internet dwells a theory as outlandish as it is compelling: That the real father of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. The theory falls apart after only a cursory look at the historical evidence, but it persists for one reason alone: Justin Trudeau’s appearance is strikingly similar to that of the late Cuban dictator.
“Preposterous!” Canadian historian Robert Wright told the National Post. (He also requested that the word ‘preposterous’ be printed in bold and italic).
Wright’s 2007 book, Three Nights in Havana, is an account of the relationship between Castro and Pierre Trudeau.
While the Trudeaus did indeed develop an unusually cozy relationship with the Cuban dictator, Justin Trudeau was already toilet-trained by the time his mother, Margaret Trudeau, first met Castro in 1976. “Their biographies just don’t intersect at all,” said Wright.
As has been painstakingly pointed out by the fact-checking site Snopes.com, Trudeau’s December 25, 1971, birthday means that he would have been conceived between March 16 and April 22, 1971.
Margaret and Pierre were secretly married on March 4, 1971, after which Pierre spent March and April in Ottawa on official business. Here, for instance, is Trudeau answering a House of Commons question about pipelines on the earliest possible day that Justin could have been conceived.
Meanwhile, any personal contact between Castro and the Trudeaus was still years away. By early 1971, the only real contact between the prime minister’s office and Cuba had been a 1970 exchange of letters during the October Crisis to arrange the exile of FLQ terrorists.
The spear-fishing trips, the “Viva Castro!” speeches, the glowing descriptions in Margaret and Pierre’s autobiographies; those would all come following Pierre and Margaret Trudeau’s first meeting with Castro in 1976.
Thus, the only feasible way Castro could have fathered Justin Trudeau is if a 22-year-old Margaret Trudeau slipped away from her new husband in order to stage an unprotected tryst with a random communist leader she had never met.
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And keep in mind that Margaret Trudeau — the glamorous, surprise new wife of the prime minister — had suddenly become the most talked-about woman in Canada. In those first weeks, her every move was closely followed by the press. Any secret Cuban affairs would have required to evade both the most powerful man in the country and a media hungry for all things Margaret.
Meanwhile, a mere nine years since the Cuban missile crisis, it’s not like Castro lived a life free from outside scrutiny, either. The Castro/Trudeau conspiracy theory, which arose late last year, has been appearing mainly on right-wing and pro-Donald Trump internet forums. It’s become a kind of miniature version of the “birther” theory, the false (but popular) belief that Barack Obama was born in Kenya and thus ineligible for the presidency.
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For those who already hate the Liberal leader, it appears to be somewhat comforting to think that his veins are coursing with the blood of an oppressive, communist demagogue. “So this is why I despise Trudeau so much. Guess my instincts are always on point,” wrote one enthusiastic endorsement of the theory on a Reddit forum.
It’s also offered by way of explaining the Trudeau family’s eerie closeness with Castro. Upon Castro’s death in November, Prime Minister Trudeau attracted international condemnation for issuing a glowing statement that completely glossed over Cuban human rights abuses.
But it would not be the first time that Canada has had a prime minister who was the virtual doppelganger of another national leader.
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Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, bore an uncanny resemblance to British Conservative politician Benjamin Disraeli, who became U.K. prime minister one year after the 1867 creation of Canada.
Reportedly, Macdonald’s attendance at Disraeli’s 1881 funeral even spooked fellow mourners.
And Pierre isn’t all that dissimilar-looking from Castro, either. While Fidel was spared Pierre Trudeau’s hair loss, early photos of the pair do indeed look like they could be brothers.
But perhaps the most important factor in all this is that nobody has ever accused Margaret Trudeau of being discreet.
In various books and interviews following her 1977 separation from Trudeau, she’s freely revealed her own drug use, Pierre’s weird sexual habits and her dalliances with everyone from Jack Nicholson to Edward Kennedy.
“Unfortunately, when I look back on it now, I think I should have slept with every single one of them,” she told a mental health conference in 2008 about her 1977 meeting with the Rolling Stones. “I should have had so much fun but I didn’t.”
If there was indeed some kind of secret, cross-border affair with an authoritarian Western pariah, it just seems like one of those things that she would have mentioned by now.
Why Fidel Castro is not Justin Trudeau's dad (even though he really, really looks like him)
Tristin Hopper: For one thing, Trudeau's not tremendously discreet mother probably would have told us about it by now
nationalpost.com
So you copy paste some mainstream retort where their only source = dude trust us?
That's the kind of thing you post when you need to convince people of a lie.
The timelines match to the Trudeau's last visits and Justin's birth. The fact he looks NOTHING like his father and has the same bone structure, cleft chin, and eye shape of Castro, a faked DNA test won't even convince the staunches of geneticists. Can't get that chin from a daddy who doesn't have the same chin lol
This was the best KNOWN secret of the Political Science department at Colorado State.
That's the kind of thing you post when you need to convince people of a lie.
The timelines match to the Trudeau's last visits and Justin's birth. The fact he looks NOTHING like his father and has the same bone structure, cleft chin, and eye shape of Castro, a faked DNA test won't even convince the staunches of geneticists. Can't get that chin from a daddy who doesn't have the same chin lol
This was the best KNOWN secret of the Political Science department at Colorado State.
So how do you know which author? Why can't this guy that's so terribly concerned about E. Palestine even pronounce the name? (it's Pal-es-teen, STUPID!!) He's totally right about No-fuck (as if) Southern RR and it's mgt...
This is even more fun than Jewish Space Lasers.
But would this be a good thing or bad thing for liberal and ndp supporters?
NDP would love it to be true and libs might think him a bit cooler.
Marge is having another meltdown, by the way.
You and the rest of the alt right wingers passionately follow an extremist twit from mama's basement.
The timelines DO NOT MATCH Justin's birthday.
Show us the real proof along with the exact dates if you are trying to factcheck a mainstream media's timelines. By the way The nations Post is a Right Wing newspaper. If Castro was the real father, do you think for a second that they would try to debunk that theory??
When was Just tin Trudeau born? When did Margaret and Pierre first cross paths with Fidel? Get that data from that "Colorado Political Science Dept. and post it here okay, because we want to hear from your "timelines." Bahahahahahahahahahaha!!
More INSANITY from Marjorie. does she want another Civil War or a Divided States of America? Maybe she will want the Republican States split further between Black and White Republican States. Wow, this woman needs a Psychiatric Assessment!! After all this nonsense that she tweets, how could anyone on the Board still adore her?
Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for a 'national divorce' between liberal and conservative states
“We need to separate by red states and blue states and shrink the federal government,” said Greene, R-Ga, in the tweet.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene called for the U.S. to be separated by red and blue states and for a shrinking of the federal government in a tweet on President's Day, the latest in a string of controversial statements from the two-term congresswoman.
“We need a national divorce. We need to separate by red states and blue states and shrink the federal government,” said Greene, R-Ga, in the tweet. “Everyone I talk to says this. From the sick and disgusting woke culture issues shoved down our throats to the Democrat’s traitorous America Last policies, we are done.
The United States fought a civil war in the 1860s after a group of southern states tried to secede in an effort to keep the legal enslavement of Black people.
Green has been known for her controversial statements — ranging from claims about supposed Jewish space lasers’ starting wildfires to accusations that Muslim congresswomen weren’t legitimately sworn in because they didn’t take the oath of office on the Bible. But there have been indications she has been trying to rebrand herself as someone who can bridge the divides in her party as she angles to be Donald Trump’s 2024 running mate, NBC News reported last month.
Green isn’t the first Republican to call for some form of secession and there are indications that support for secession has been growing since the 2020 elections. A June 2021 poll by Bright Line Watch and YouGov found that 66% of Southern Republicans supported leaving the U.S. and forming a new country. Support was also high among Democrats in the West where 47% supported a division.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for a 'national divorce' between liberal and conservative states
“We need to separate by red states and blue states and shrink the federal government,” said Greene, R-Ga, in the tweet.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene called for the U.S. to be separated by red and blue states and for a shrinking of the federal government in a tweet on President's Day, the latest in a string of controversial statements from the two-term congresswoman.
“We need a national divorce. We need to separate by red states and blue states and shrink the federal government,” said Greene, R-Ga, in the tweet. “Everyone I talk to says this. From the sick and disgusting woke culture issues shoved down our throats to the Democrat’s traitorous America Last policies, we are done.
The United States fought a civil war in the 1860s after a group of southern states tried to secede in an effort to keep the legal enslavement of Black people.
Green has been known for her controversial statements — ranging from claims about supposed Jewish space lasers’ starting wildfires to accusations that Muslim congresswomen weren’t legitimately sworn in because they didn’t take the oath of office on the Bible. But there have been indications she has been trying to rebrand herself as someone who can bridge the divides in her party as she angles to be Donald Trump’s 2024 running mate, NBC News reported last month.
Green isn’t the first Republican to call for some form of secession and there are indications that support for secession has been growing since the 2020 elections. A June 2021 poll by Bright Line Watch and YouGov found that 66% of Southern Republicans supported leaving the U.S. and forming a new country. Support was also high among Democrats in the West where 47% supported a division.
Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for a 'national divorce' between liberal and conservative states
“We need to separate by red states and blue states and shrink the federal government,” Greene, R-Ga., tweeted.
