Truth—and only the truth—will see the Western World through the ravages of the Chinese virus now keeping people sheltering in the privacy of their homes.
PM Trudeau Conning President Trump in his Closed Border Lies?
You may be temporarily closing the border the U.S. shares with Canada to non-essential traffic as part of the effort to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, Mr. President— but for the sake of public safety—don’t be fooled by Canada’s dodgy prime minister.
Shortly after ducking duty by shutting down Parliament, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, told Canadians that the Canadian border would be shut down to non-essential traffic.
He lied. And Rebel Media, one of the only media outlets not among the ranks of the $600-million Trudeau bought-and-paid-for Media, has the proof—a proof easily seen that goes on DAILY at the Roxham Road border checkpoint along the Canada-U.S. border in Quebec:
“Dear Canada,
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Canadians — with a straight face — that the border will be closed to symptomatic persons and non-Canadian citizens as part of his plans to fight the novel coronavirus.
But I don’t believe him — and neither should you.” (Rebel, March 17, 2020)
“For the second time in a week, I have driven to the RCMP’s notorious Roxham Road border checkpoint along the Canada-U.S. border in Quebec. And I can confirm that mask-wearing illegal immigrants are hopping on buses to Canada — and the RCMP is welcoming them with open arms!
Trudeau propaganda indicating that Canada's borders are closed to all but Americans
Roxham Road is still open, despite Trudeau propaganda indicating that Canada's borders are closed to all but Americans.
President Trump on Wednesday announced that the U.S. and Canada are temporarily closing their shared border to non-essential traffic as part of the effort to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. (Fox News, March 18, 2020)
"We will be, by mutual consent, temporarily closing our Northern Border with Canada to non-essential traffic," Trump tweeted Wednesday. "Trade will not be affected. Details to follow!”
“As of Wednesday morning, there were 6,519 cases and 114 deaths in the United States. Canada, meanwhile, has recorded 598 cases of coronavirus and has so far had eight fatalities nationwide.
“The move comes as countries across the globe shut down their borders in order to combat the virus that has brought daily life to a standstill. Trump on Saturday added the U.K. and Ireland to a 30-day European travel ban, while Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday previously had closed Canada's borders to all foreign nationals except U.S. citizens.
“Trudeau is currently in self-quarantine after his wife Sophie tested positive for the virus.
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Truth—and only the truth—will see the Western World through the ravages of the Chinese virus now keeping people sheltering in the privacy of their homes
The truth is, Mr. President that Roxham Road is still open, even after Trudeau claiming that Canada's borders are closed to all but Americans.
Mr. President: Don’t let the prime minister in the country next door upend all the good work you are doing to keep people safe from the raging novel coronavirus.
Truth—and only the truth—will see the Western World through the ravages of the Chinese virus now keeping people sheltering in the privacy of their homes.
Meanwhile, ‘In God We Trust’.
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-- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.
You may be temporarily closing the border the U.S. shares with Canada to non-essential traffic as part of the effort to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, Mr. President— but for the sake of public safety—don’t be fooled by Canada’s dodgy prime minister.
Shortly after ducking duty by shutting down Parliament, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, told Canadians that the Canadian border would be shut down to non-essential traffic.
