BoyFriend Trudeau's Fuddle-Duddle Fury

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BoyFriend Trudeau's Fuddle-Duddle Fury

What would his esteemed father say? Let's start with what he denied saying:

1971: CBC: Pierre Trudeau’s “fuddle duddle” incident

• "The prime minister interrupted me... by mouthing a four-letter obscenity," says Conservative MP John Lundrigan. "He mouthed two words," adds another Tory MP, Lincoln Alexander, to a group of reporters. "The first started with the letter F, the second word the letter O.
• "The accused potty mouth, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, swears he did no such thing. Trudeau says that Lundrigan and Alexander are being "very sensitive" for "crying to mama and to television." When pressed by journalists on exactly what he said inside the House of Commons on Feb. 16, 1971, Trudeau mutters the soon-to-be famous phrase: "fuddle duddle."

Fast forward to 2020: Justin Trudeau's famous elbow-to-the-boob event (YouTube)

And Now in 2021: Justin Trudeau's lecture on how to behave in the presence of a Prime Minister:

GlobalNews: Trudeau Condemns Anti-Vax Protesters Accuses Them Of Endangering Others

• “I am not going to back down, no matter how many of them show up to try and shout us down,” Trudeau said angrily to cheers from his partisans. “So shame on you, Erin O’Toole. You need to condemn those people..."

DON'T WORRY -- he was saying all this in a safe place:

• None of the protestors at Tuesday’s event displayed any party signs or symbols and none chanted any political symbols.
• SUDBURY, Ont. — Liberal leader Justin Trudeau said anti-vaccine protesters that have disrupted some of his Ontario campaign events ought to be condemned and that his chief opponent, Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole, had not done enough to “correct” those protestors.
• It was Trudeau’s strongest language yet since one group of protesters forced the party to cancel an event last Friday in Bolton, Ont.
• The Bolton protest was followed by a similar one Sunday morning in Cambridge, Ont. and each featured loud, foul-mouthed militants that tried to shout down Trudeau. A smaller group of about 30 — but just as loud and just as obscene — showed up at an unannounced campaign event here Tuesday afternoon.

Given the security that is always provided to a Prime Minister, and access to the loudest of megaphones, those people could not possibly have "forced" Trudeau to cancel any event at which he was determined to remain.

NOW GET THIS: Global admits that before Trudeau spoke in Sudbury, O'Toole had already chastised the "foul mouthed" protestors:

• O’Toole, in fact, did condemn the violence and obscenities of last week’s protestors
• ” I strongly condemn any form of harassment and protest the like we’ve seen,” O’Toole said in Fredericton Saturday. “We should be having a healthy and respectful debate of ideas. And we have no time for people that bring in negativity to campaigning.”

What?  You can't even yell "BOO"? What's the world come to?  Ah yes, "Covid" can be spread by loud Boo's.

But, but ... jeepers! All they said was "fuddle duddle" -- Justin grew up with "fuddle-duddle".

He was not "forced" to cancel the event at all.  His handlers saw the hay they could make of this, and they had a little talk with their boy.  The result? Justin decided that he could actually use the "fuddle duddlers" to his advantage and blame their behaviour on Erin O'Toole's lack of admonition of his own supporters.  But even that was too late, because O'Toole had already chastised the "f-d's":

PrinceGeorgeCitizen: O'Toole-Singh denounce Aggressive Protesters Dogging Trudeau Campaign

But, hey - want to see what it's like in Parliament?

From 2016: Here are some examples of the kind of language that, apparently, has been rather common in the Commons: VIDEO

If he gets too desperate, Trudeau's going to nervous-Nellie himself right out of Parliament -- or maybe he has already.  He had some support while he was saving us all from Covid, but this election, eh?  It's nothing but an expensive nuisance.

IMPORTANT: Food For Thought: Why was Trudeau so in need of a "snap" election?

Think global pressure. Think the next step in the "pandemic".  Think about Trudeau not being able to force through certain global-generated policies because he doesn't have the clout he needs in Parliament to do so.

What are those policies? You can bet they have everything to do with "The Great Reset" and its manipulative alter-title -- "Building Back Better":

NiagaraIndependent: - Nov. 2020 - PM Trudeau Implementing “The Great Reset” In Canada

• “Build Back Better” is a politically-charged phrase that serves as a mantra in the WEF’s The Great Reset. It’s an euphemism used by globalist-minded leaders like Justin Trudeau whose objective is to redesign capitalism, advance an international green agenda, and ultimately establish a new global order. (Google it – this information is all public.)

Yep it's public and world-wide, but Trudeau, so far, has chosen to deny it -- despite that the World Economic Forum (WEF) was proud to announce its inauguration:

• There is an urgent need for global stakeholders to cooperate in simultaneously managing the direct consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is starting The Great Reset initiative.

Where was Trudeau in June of this year?

'Build Back Better World': G7 leaders back developing world spending plan to rival China Access to the comments

• G7 leaders have backed a vast global infrastructure plan for developing and emerging countries to rival the Chinese "Belt and Road" project. The move came at the initiative of President Joe Biden ...

And that, friends, is the reason for the so-called "snap" election. That also was the reason for turning seasonal flu into a "pandemic" -- and the reason Trudeau is now hearing "fuddle duddle" instead of "Boyfriend".

The Parliamentary elbow-to-the-boob event alone, should indicate what he's like when he feels he does hold the reins.

Image: Build Back Better