Omnibus : Justin Trudeau Sucks thread
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Yep. So what? I wasn't insulting Canada, I was insulting you.
Personal service! What more do you want, a mint on your pillow?
Knock off the "ry," and you got it down perfect!
However, I've given your problem careful thought, Harriet, and I recommend either telling the teacher and getting me detention, or filing with Butthurt Canada for $CA ten million (US buck-and-half) compensation for your trauma from this egregious violation of your human rights.
Or both.
It's "counsellor" or preferably "counsel." I'm not on a council.
You expect me to give you my best stuff for free? Girl, they'd disbar me!
Well, some countries are frightened we will stop taking their riffraff as immigrants.
You've been taking the garbage of the earth for 400 years. And letting it breed. Why would anything change now?
We can try. TBF you also got a lot of Briddish riffraff too. The oldest I can find in my family was a Scotchman landed around Virginia 1723.
His shading needs to be more Arabic to reflect the muslims he loves so much that served in the SS.
Trudeau routinely offered portraits of himself as gifts: Analysis
Author of the article:Canadian Press
Canadian Press
Publishing date:Aug 01, 2022 • 19 hours ago • 1 minute read • 77 Comments
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been offered the gift of his own likeness some 17 times since becoming prime minister, including once by the president of China.
The portraits, along with a myriad of vases and wine bottles and Star Wars paraphernalia, are among the more than 400 gifts — each worth more than $200 — that Trudeau has declared to the federal ethics commissioner since late 2015.
An analysis of the listings shows more than 140 gifts were offered to his spouse, Sophie, or to their kids, while 110 came from other countries’ heads of state or governments.
Of those national leaders, the King of Jordan has been the most generous, presenting 10 gifts to Trudeau ranging from a handmade leather saddle to “sculptural plant vessels” to jars of honey.
The PM has had to forfeit 20 items, including three paintings of himself, because they were worth more than $1,000, but he has reimbursed part of the costs of two gifts — a Chinese e-bike and an Inuit etching — so he can keep them.
A former chief of protocol says the gift-giving is a normal, highly orchestrated bureaucratic affair and that Canadian prime ministers would just as soon not receive any gifts because of the potential for negative attention.
torontosun.com
Author of the article:Canadian Press
Canadian Press
Publishing date:Aug 01, 2022 • 19 hours ago • 1 minute read • 77 Comments
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been offered the gift of his own likeness some 17 times since becoming prime minister, including once by the president of China.
The portraits, along with a myriad of vases and wine bottles and Star Wars paraphernalia, are among the more than 400 gifts — each worth more than $200 — that Trudeau has declared to the federal ethics commissioner since late 2015.
An analysis of the listings shows more than 140 gifts were offered to his spouse, Sophie, or to their kids, while 110 came from other countries’ heads of state or governments.
Of those national leaders, the King of Jordan has been the most generous, presenting 10 gifts to Trudeau ranging from a handmade leather saddle to “sculptural plant vessels” to jars of honey.
The PM has had to forfeit 20 items, including three paintings of himself, because they were worth more than $1,000, but he has reimbursed part of the costs of two gifts — a Chinese e-bike and an Inuit etching — so he can keep them.
A former chief of protocol says the gift-giving is a normal, highly orchestrated bureaucratic affair and that Canadian prime ministers would just as soon not receive any gifts because of the potential for negative attention.
Trudeau routinely offered portraits of himself as gifts: Analysis
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been offered the gift of his own likeness some 17 times since becoming prime minister, including once by the president of China.
they will probably open a justine museum in his hometown.Trudeau routinely offered portraits of himself as gifts: Analysis
Author of the article:Canadian Press
Canadian Press
Publishing date:Aug 01, 2022 • 19 hours ago • 1 minute read • 77 Comments
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been offered the gift of his own likeness some 17 times since becoming prime minister, including once by the president of China.
The portraits, along with a myriad of vases and wine bottles and Star Wars paraphernalia, are among the more than 400 gifts — each worth more than $200 — that Trudeau has declared to the federal ethics commissioner since late 2015.
An analysis of the listings shows more than 140 gifts were offered to his spouse, Sophie, or to their kids, while 110 came from other countries’ heads of state or governments.
Of those national leaders, the King of Jordan has been the most generous, presenting 10 gifts to Trudeau ranging from a handmade leather saddle to “sculptural plant vessels” to jars of honey.
The PM has had to forfeit 20 items, including three paintings of himself, because they were worth more than $1,000, but he has reimbursed part of the costs of two gifts — a Chinese e-bike and an Inuit etching — so he can keep them.
A former chief of protocol says the gift-giving is a normal, highly orchestrated bureaucratic affair and that Canadian prime ministers would just as soon not receive any gifts because of the potential for negative attention.
Trudeau routinely offered portraits of himself as gifts: Analysis
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been offered the gift of his own likeness some 17 times since becoming prime minister, including once by the president of China.
Havana?they will probably open a justine museum in his hometown.