Holding forth from his sanctimonious soapbox, Trudeau seems unaware of the freshening wind blowing from across the country he abandoned
Judi McLeod , Bio and Archives--April 11, 2022
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who brands Canadians who disagree with his dictator-like policies “racists”, is now warning them against what he calls "excessive populism and overnationalism.”
Nobody should be surprised that “nationalism” would be scorned by a prime minister who completely caved in with the Klaus Schwab-led Great Reset that awarded him a Soapbox of Sanctimony in order to bring other countries into the hypocrisy of so-called building back better.
As Theo Fleury says, “We’re headed to you’ll own notHing and be happy territory.” We’re headed to you’ll own nothing and be happy territory. https://t.co/kelhJDWZEU
— Theo Fleury (@TheoFleury14) April 11, 2022
"Trudeau: "So when Canadians and friends from around the world stand for Ukraine, we are standing for Ukraine, but we are also standing for ourselves.” "For these values that have been undermined over the past years, with the rise of authoritarianism, with attacks on the social cohesion because of excessive populism and overnationalism." Trudeau then declared in his speech: "We have an opportunity now as a world to stand for what is right.”Hypocritical Trudeau does not stand for Canada. He stands with both feet firmly planted in globalist Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset.
“Many critics on Twitter mocked Trudeau's usage of the term “overnationalism." (Post Millennial) "Trudeau put Canada under a form of martial law and seized his political opponents' bank accounts. He said we shouldn't tolerate unvaccinated people. But he accuses others of authoritarianism and destroying social cohesion. He's a sociopath," Rebel News CEO Ezra Levant commented on Twitter. “Trudeau himself has been on the receiving end of widespread criticism for launching an authoritarian crackdown on the Freedom Convoy protesters. “Just days after quashing the pro-freedom demonstration, Trudeau warned in another tone-deaf statement at the beginning of March that countries are "turning towards slightly more authoritarian leaders." “Trudeau also used Russia's unprovoked invasion of embattled Ukraine to promote the message when delivering the speech at the Ukrainian community of Etobicoke, Ontario. “At the time, Trudeau discussed "a slippage in our democracies," while seemingly unwilling to acknowledge the unprecedented activation of the Emergencies Act on the truckers protesting the government's COVID-19 restrictions.”
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