Is he gonna have a swim in the Ganges, too?
He'd better have all of his shots up to date.
Trudeau in India: looking for greater common ground
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Is he gonna have a swim in the Ganges, too?
He'd better have all of his shots up to date.
Yep, trudeau is doing his impression of Nero and fiddling away whilst his Party burns.
... Couldn't happen to a nicer guy
I'll betcha that he didn't do the fake-praying routine or dress up in ceremonial Indian garb.
It's time to ask the obvious question. While Trudeau is playing Mr. Dress-up in India, the Indian PM is probably wondering why Trudeau didn't just email or Skype him or even just use WhatsApp.
As far as I'm concerned, world leaders should just gather somewhere once a year for 2 to 3 weeks to discuss whatever they need to discuss. It could be on a different continent each year, that's fine. It would save a bundle of time and money.
Also, no army of interpreters. Either they know a common language, or don't bother.
As far as I'm concerned, world leaders should just gather somewhere once a year for 2 to 3 weeks to discuss whatever they need to discuss. It could be on a different continent each year, that's fine. It would save a bundle of time and money.
Also, no army of interpreters. Either they know a common language, or don't bother.
Sounds good. It'll save the taxpayers of the world a heck of a lot of money. The UN, EU, G8, G20, etc. etc. etc. spend billions each year just on translation and interpretation. Meanwhile people in the world are sleeping outside starving.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/shortcuts/2012/may/21/g8-interpreters-dinner-party-conversation
Agreed.. And, Newfie is super easy to learn... A bottle or 3 of Screech and you'll be conversing in advanced Newfie by nights end
Oops! :lol:
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Convicted attempted murderer invited to formal dinner with Trudeau in India
B.C.'s Jaspal Atwal was convicted for 1986 attempt to assassinate Indian cabinet minister on Vancouver Island
Jaspal Atwal, a convicted former member of an illegal Sikh separatist group, was invited to dine with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a formal event hosted by the Canadian High Commissioner Thursday in Delhi.
The invitation, which was extended by Canada's High Commissioner to India, is being rescinded after CBC News asked the Prime Minister's Office about it.
"I can confirm that the High Commission is in the process of rescinding Mr. Atwal's invitation," said PMO spokeswoman Eleanore Catenaro in an email to CBC News.
Photos obtained by CBC News show Atwal posing for pictures with Trudeau's wife, Sophie, and Liberal cabinet minister Amarjeet Sohi at an event with the Indian film industry in Mumbai on Tuesday.
His appearance at an official tour event could prove highly embarrassing for Trudeau, who has been at pains during his Indian trip to assure his hosts that Canada supports a united India and rejects violent extremism.
Atwal, who did not travel to India with the Trudeaus' entourage, was convicted of the attempted murder of an Indian cabinet minister, Malkiat Singh Sidhu, on Vancouver Island in 1986.
The rest here.
Convicted attempted murderer invited to formal dinner with Trudeau in India - Politics - CBC News
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Convicted attempted murderer invited to formal dinner with Trudeau in India
B.C.'s Jaspal Atwal was convicted for 1986 attempt to assassinate Indian cabinet minister on Vancouver Island
Jaspal Atwal, a convicted former member of an illegal Sikh separatist group, was invited to dine with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a formal event hosted by the Canadian High Commissioner Thursday in Delhi.
The invitation, which was extended by Canada's High Commissioner to India, is being rescinded after CBC News asked the Prime Minister's Office about it.
"I can confirm that the High Commission is in the process of rescinding Mr. Atwal's invitation," said PMO spokeswoman Eleanore Catenaro in an email to CBC News.
Photos obtained by CBC News show Atwal posing for pictures with Trudeau's wife, Sophie, and Liberal cabinet minister Amarjeet Sohi at an event with the Indian film industry in Mumbai on Tuesday.
His appearance at an official tour event could prove highly embarrassing for Trudeau, who has been at pains during his Indian trip to assure his hosts that Canada supports a united India and rejects violent extremism.
Atwal, who did not travel to India with the Trudeaus' entourage, was convicted of the attempted murder of an Indian cabinet minister, Malkiat Singh Sidhu, on Vancouver Island in 1986.
The rest here.
Convicted attempted murderer invited to formal dinner with Trudeau in India - Politics - CBC News
He met with the minister of sewage disposal,we were insulted , what a fukkin egghead, that mann is too new he,ll fuk us all over. Where the hedll is that conservative western person frum, the name I can,t remember, the conservative before Joe Who, J