End Times On The Way For North America’s ‘Swamp of Surreal’

The Swamp of Surreal that has swallowed up the whole of North America seems headed for a vainglorious plunge.

The two main players in the North American Swamp of Surreal: a president installed into the Oval Office by a media overzealous in its over heated hatred of populist President Donald Trump, whose overriding dementia has taken him all the way back to his second childhood of whoppers and grown-up Goldilock gropes.

Ole’ Joe Biden leads the Swamp of Surreal in an ever declining America.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a lifelong Trust Baby

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a lifelong Trust Baby so arrogant that he called a snap election in the middle of a pandemic, leads the Swamp of Surreal in the land next door.

While the latest U.S. White House resident has gone back into his second childhood as the whole world watches, Trudeau, who never left his childhood likely plays with his children’s train sets each Christmas—even though Daddy self-identifies as a “feminist”.

Biden, whose legendary whoppers placed him as the hero of adventures in places he had never even been, stopped being taken as a joke when he turned his back on thousands of Americans and their allies in Afghanistan and there’s no walking it back since he unleashed armed terrorists on the entire world.

Trudeau, who, with his perfect hair, first made it into power as a heartthrob, lost his fairy dust when fans, even in an era of gender switcheroos, realized there was only a strident feminist behind their heartthrob.

The days of effeminate men are over in modern politics. Even China has banned them from starship on Chinese television.(AP: China bans men it sees as not masculine enough from TV, Sept. 3, 2021)

What does the future hold for the leaders of the Swamp of Surreal?

Biden’s dementia is overtaking him right before our very eyes

Biden’s dementia is overtaking him right before our very eyes, and the progressives who control him have no choice but to bring his seedy replacement onto the stage.

Trudeau, whose pretty hair has long since become forgotten is on his way out:

(Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s odds of retaining power in Canada are slipping as his Liberal Party falls further behind in the polls ahead of a snap election.

“The main opposition Conservatives under Leader Erin O’Toole have climbed to nearly 36% support in the latest Nanos Research Group survey. The Liberals are trailing at 31% and the left-leaning New Democratic Party is in third at just over 18%. (Bloomberg, Sept. 3, 2021)


“Trudeau, facing a tough fight to win back the parliamentary majority he lost in the 2019 ballot, was repeatedly pushed to defend his decision to force an election (in) the middle of a pandemic in a televised debate Thursday night. O’Toole, who is running a low-key campaign focused on a centrist platform, faced questions over mandatory vaccines, funding for child care and his less-ambitious climate policy during the first of three debates.

“Erin O’Toole is a political freight train,” pollster Nik Nanos told BNN Bloomberg Television on Friday morning. “Erin O’Toole is five points up, ahead of Justin Trudeau, going into the long weekend,” Nanos said, adding that conversations at family gatherings will now likely focus on the possibility of a change in government.

“The leaders will square off again in French on Wednesday, with the sole English debate the following day. Voting day is Sept. 20."

This for a politician who not once but twice uses taxpayer money to buy off the mainstream and social media, the first time with $600-million and $60-million the second time. (CFP: Trudeau Protesters Land Canadian Election News Coverage On Fox News, Aug. 29, 2021)

Both Biden and Trudeau counted on and count-on a Mail-In vote to cling to power.

But not even a Mail-In vote and other desperate shenanigans will save them from their Free Fall now.

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Judi McLeod——Bio and Archives -- 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.