51 Replies to “Justin, Son Of Margaret”

  1. Egads, it’s the changey in hopey and changey, Canuck version….
    And Justin, no, it WASN’T worth it.

  2. The obvious Irony is that this Twit is posting on Twitter.
    My god what a delusional world some of our politicians live in.
    Changing the world? Indescribable Ego in play here.

  3. I remember a cbc interview with heather mallick, this frat boy reduced her to a simpering mess, not far, granted, but still it illustrated how the self appointed elites in Canada view this idiot as some kind of second coming.

  4. Think he is testing the waters? Bob doesn’t look like he will get a chance and Lord knows they can’t read the writing on the wall.

  5. Spawn of Satan gathering his thoughts while waiting for his coronation .
    I wonder if Britney and Lindsay et al know that Canada’s former first “lady” upstaged them more than a generation ago, before the shaved look was in. (Studio 54 NYC 1979)

  6. Justin, dear, let me put your mind at rest: You were definitely not changing the world and you were definitely playing politics.
    Give it a rest. Sophie and your wee lad would benefit much more from your presence than Canadians and the HOC. And, I’m sure your mom would like to see you more often.
    There. That was easy.

  7. Canadian MSM continue to slobber over the young commie, anxious to crown him Canada’s “second coming”.
    And for me……..well, …….. “FOX North” cannot emerge in Canada quickly enough!

  8. Cause anything less than world changing isn’t worth a week of your time.
    Maybe you and your Mom can smoke a big fatty and discuss.

  9. Er, don’t you have to have a great idea or product – the Declaration of Independence, penicillin, the printing press, manned flight – to change the world? A rehash of a long-failed ideology won’t cut it.
    On second thought, just because I assumed he meant “for the better” doesn’t mean he meant it that way. In which case, that failed ideology is just the ticket.

  10. Why is that politicians sound like missionaries rather than competent business administrators or production managers? The country would run much smoother if their mission was to save money instead of “Save the World”. “Save the World” on your own time and on your own dime.

  11. “Changing the world? Indescribable Ego in play here.”
    Seems more like poor self-expression to me. It sounds like he’s trying to say:
    “Did I do anything useful or was I just engaging in petty politicking?”
    I doubt he actually thinks he can change the world. I mean, hes Canadian, which means he has no global clout or audience. I may well be wrong. Maybe he does have a god complex.

  12. Was a whole WEEK worth it? You have to ask?
    Strange, members of the CF rarely have to ask themselves that question after being away from family and friends for 6, 7 or 8 months.

  13. Bravo LC Bennett. Great observation.
    Is that the mandate now for every politician? It’s not enough that they do as little damage to Canada and their fellow Canadians as possible, they want to “save” the world, which means nothing more than spend, spend, spend.
    I wish they’d do their good works before they run for office. Only megastars can combine the two; which he is, of course, having been spawned from an asstranoid.

  14. Ben is the one making changes in the world, letting all the tweens in on how low to wear their waistbands and which pickled celebrity has better fashion accessory taste.
    Poor Justin is just a mouseclick away from obsolete while he waits for his time in the liberal spotlight. Just think of the coverage Ben can give him whan his day arrives!!

  15. Reflect no longer, you little dilletante, the closest anyone named Trudeau has come to changing the world was when your mother bl*w The Rolling Stones. Your thankfully dead father acheived nothing of world signifcance, and since it seems you inherited your brains from your mother, I would suggest getting on your knees if you want to try to change the world.

  16. Looking at modern politicians, DA, I would say that the God Complex is an epidemic. They have (or must pretend to have) the answer to every natural event or perceived social problem. Why else would any politician sign a document like this. Once political leader’s speeches are indistinguishable from a naive beauty contestant’s then eye-rolling and wallet-protecting are common sense reactions. J.Trudeau is no better of worse than most politicians, his name just attracts more attention.

  17. I read his comment as “I’m just wasting my time because I have to compromise with others and their ideas in this stupid democracy…”
    There’s a “dog” down south that feels just like him right now…Maybe they can both go and visit Fidel for a moral boost…Afterall, the Castros and the Trudeaus are family and I’m sure Barry would be quite welcome in the clan.

  18. When will my comment be back from the cleaners? Or was it accidentaly sent over to CBC for “irony-ing”?

  19. And King Pierre was a mighty king, and he wooed the princess of the distant sea, and they begat Justin, Sasha and that other guy, and without the princess, a lot of others besides, whom we might not be allowed to know about, and he reigned for sixteen years, save those months of the eclipse when a man of no distinction reigned in his stead, but he lasted not, and great King Pierre thought to change times and places, and had the Queen sign off on it, and he went for a walk in the snow, and decided he had done enough, or perhaps more, and Prince John reigned in his stead, and he profited not, and was gone before a leaf could fall;
    And thence came King Brian, he of great blarney, who didst promise a different rule, yet brought he forth the same, only kindlier, with much talk and a freedom of camels, and his reign lasted nine years, and he did stumble, tax, and then was gone; and Princess Kim did appear in his place, and her legacy was the National Post.
    Then came upon the land King Jean, who was more or less the bastard son of Pierre, and as wise a man as ever ruled save all the rest, for he almost gave away a quarter of the kingdom, and thought he also to marry men unto men, which seemed passing strange, and not A-1 theology with our lot; then ruled he through the wisdom of a rival, the shrewd accountant, who became a King, but had served better as chief accountant;
    then ruled he, the accountant Paul, and there was beer and popcorn in the land;
    then came Prince Stephen, and slew him, more or less, and ruled the people with charm, wisdom and wit, unfortunately also with a memory loss as to speeches made around the time of King Jean, yet this troubleth only half the blogosphere and half thereof.

  20. No you weren’t changing the world, Turdo, you got plastered and threw up in the back alley behind the nudie bar.
    You’re welcome.

  21. ” A wise son maketh a proud father….a foolish son is the heaviness of his mother.”
    This guy is the exception that makes the rule.
    Objectively considering his lineage….he is doing well to chew gum and walk……

  22. And the three wise men were in the east, and they beheld a star, and consulted among themselves, what this might mean;
    and they agreed it was the sign of the Son, and so they gathered together gifts, gold, more gold, and yet more gold;
    and they travelled three months by VIA rail, and followed that star, until it came to rest over Parliament Hill, whence came out he whose name was Baird, and pointed thereat, and said “shine not, oh star, for my master forbids it.”
    And out came also Prince Michael, and asked, “what star is this, doth it shine more brightly even than moi? Or is it but a dim Rae of light?”
    And out came also Prince Jack, who asked, “How may we serve thee, oh prince?”
    Yet was the prince not there, for he had been summoned to Power and Politics, for an introduction to the waiting nation;
    and the three wise men said, “listen, give the prince this stuff, for we must be going now, we are going to keep going west until we find a safe place for our gold,”
    and they gave those witnesses their stuff, and it was mostly camel-droppings.
    And Canada became Ontario, and Ontario became Toronto, and Toronto became Rosedale, and prince Justin ruled over them many long years.

  23. Another moron who thinks highly of themselves. Being part of the tax payer enabled Elite , I guess its mandatory to worry if your Caesar that week.
    JMO

  24. Nice piece, of history to save Beagle. I’ve often wondered if the one with the Stones every made it out of the dustbin of history to exist forever in the ether. (Circa STSP?)

  25. Shhhush … remove your shoes: “*We are in the presence of Royalty”.
    …-
    “Thanks for all the feedback. It’s the question I, and many of my colleagues, ask ourselves to keep perspective and mindfulness in our work. about 6 hours ago via web
    justinpjtrudeau
    Justin Trudeau, MP”
    http://twitter.com/justinpjtrudeau/status/23246865896
    …-
    “*Liberal [MP] Glen Pearson: “We are in the presence of Royalty”
    http://www.freedominion.com.pa/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=70720

  26. Turdo’s kid really is a self important dip-shit…Wondering if he’s changed the world ? Yikes, what a delusional turd. Last week Jane Taber was referring to Turdo’s kid as a “rising superstar”… based on what? The fact he’s Turdo’s kid I guess. Nauseating.

  27. Obama was pretty much the returning Messiah and his dad was either Malcolm X or some goat herder in Kenya. So Justin Trudeau has a leg up on him already. He could be even more than the One, maybe the One and a Bit.

  28. God I despise anything Trudeau….
    Join the Army you piece of shit and spend 9 months in A’stan…then you might have contributed something to the world.

  29. Sounds like the young prince is having a case of self doubt.
    Starting to see the truth are we?
    Perhaps when he got home Sophie asked him what he did while he was away and he stood there for a second and couldn’t think of a single thing that he hasn’t said a thousand times already.
    S: “So where did you go?”
    J: “Out helping drum up support for the leader.”
    S: “Well I already know that silly. What did you do for when…you know…to prepare for your turn?”
    J: (responds nervously) Uhh, we shouldn’t talk about that. If the media found out, I’d be one of those nobodies in the backbench in no time”
    S: “so you didn’t do anything but play second fiddle to that pompous old fart?”
    J:”Please Sophie, he’s still the leader, we have to at least pretend we support him, at least until after the election, then I make my ascention to the leadership, besides if mommy finds out about it she’ll be the first to blab to Zuzzanna”.
    S:”Yes I realize your mother can’t keep a secret, (mumbles)not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer.”
    J:”whats that dear?”
    S:”Did you make sure you closed the door? Anyways where did you go this time?”
    J: “Not really sure, it wasn’t Toronto or Vancouver, but there was a lot of old people around.”
    S: “ewww”
    J: ” yes I know, gawd if I ever hear one more ‘oh I remember your dad and he was soooo wonderful’ I swear I’ll toss on the old hag”
    S:”Well there you see, that was my point, until you do something to make a name for yourself, you’ll still be the son of Pierre..where are you going.”
    J: “going to read MacBeth”.

  30. A good friend of mine is a life-long liberal and a very active one at that. For sometime now he and i have been discussing why the hell he remains loyal to that party. Family tradition certainly plays a role.
    Last we talked (which is far too infrequent) he pointedly remarked that the one thing that would cause him to sever ties would be for the party to elect JT as its leader. Not just because he’s utterly unqualified, inept, etc. but more significantly that the party would consider him a suitable leader primarily because of who his father was and that that would get them back into power.
    I suspect there are plenty more who are of the same opinion…

  31. I’m torn. Help me out.
    What would be a suitable response to such puppy-drivel – a yawn, a burp, or a fart?

  32. Kim Justin-il: “As I get home to my family after a week away, I reflect upon whether it was worth it: was I changing the world or just playing politics?”
    You’re doing that which wankers usually do.

  33. Death to Liberals
    The troops don’t need anymore sandbags to soak up bullets.
    Actually. a real sandbag is worth more…my apologies to sandbags.

  34. Look for this turdo to replace the other jean,you know the one in frog town or is that quebec city?I hear he’s in deep doo-doo something about a funny judge appointment.

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