A Good Sentiment

But I think it’s a head/wall situation.
He’s a 45 year old male who has never been forced to grow up, never been forced to eat his pride. He’s head-strong and got a decisive win. His self-image is way up there. His arrogance will not allow any reason, logic or compassion to break that façade. He is opposite the old saying, “Learn how to take orders before you give them.”
I feel sorry for him, the job is going to ruin him. There is only so much room for #SunnyDays before realities come crashing into that brick wall stubbornness. This situation, the next one, the one after that, each one creating two new sides. Each one cutting a little more into that support that put him in office.
When PM Trudeau loses, and he will, he’ll be as reviled as Mr. Harper is and more than the senior Trudeau is now.
He won’t be the Shiny Pony, he’ll be the old grey mare.

38 Replies to “A Good Sentiment”

  1. Imagine, a political leader who writes her own articles!! That ought to ruffle a few Liberal dreadlocks!!

  2. You underestimate Trudeau and politicians in general.
    In the media age they are mostly narcissists with a near-sociopathic need for attention. Whether he succeeds or fails on policy is irrelevant.
    Failure can be blamed on others. Success is measured by power.

  3. Given that the general media would never allow a coherent conservative message on their watch, it’s likely the only way to get their message out to the public.

  4. Good chance that the stress of the job will get to him and he will be counting strawberries in a few years.plus he made of inherited his moms brains with her hair

  5. That little AL Jolson jig he did in front of David Cameron should be replayed for days. But the Mother Corpse would just bury it. Oh yeah, they did……
    He’s a putz beyond words. Two of the worst leaders that the western world has ever seen, Trudope and Oblamer, tag teaming NA into submission, thanks to leftist dogma and job killing strategies. Its a good thing Obongo is almost done, he is more nauseating by the day

  6. 2 points.
    1, simple math; why in blazes do we spend 100s of millions in purchase, training, maintenance, if the friggin planes ARE NOT USED WHEN MOST NEEDED ???
    2nd, if you want to know the turdeau attitude towards Canada’s military, do a search on pierre and the time he roared up and down the streets of montreal on a motorcycle some time in 39-45 in a ww I german uniform, MOCKING the Canadians who were embarking on the troop ships going to the war in europe.
    I found some reference to the story here:
    http://www.thecanadaguide.com/canadian-urban-legends

  7. “He won’t be the Shiny Pony, he’ll be the old grey mare.”
    Solomon Grundy,
    Born on a Monday,
    Christened on Tuesday,
    Married on Wednesday,
    Ill on Thursday,
    Worse on Friday,
    Died on Saturday,
    Buried on Sunday,
    That was the end
    Of Solomon Grundy
    Zoolander will get pantsed in public by Putin soon enough.
    Solomon Grundy shorn of his undie.

  8. I did not understand how Canada could elect Derek Zoolander after they saw the what happened when we elected Dumb and Dumber?
    I guess people are really that stupid?
    Afgter all, we in the US elected them twice.

  9. Zoolander’s campagne team used the exact same formula Obama’s team did.
    -vilify the Conservative Leader
    -keep their Bimbo candidate from speaking off-the-cuff
    -make the Bimbo candidate look happy, fun, energetic
    -have the Bimbo candidate promise the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars while lowering taxes for the middle class
    LIVs don’t know when they’ve got it good because they don’t understand what good is.
    Too bad they still vote. Now we all get to see how bad it can get.

  10. turdoe II will find that reality is not nice and obediant to his wishes. within a year, or sooner when the bombs start to go off in downtown Montreal and TO, he will become a dictator ruling by decrees and destroying all that is good in Canada. Destroying all that PM Harper has done for Canada will eventually kill jobs and hope here in the west for sure.

  11. Ironically, Bush was vilified for the economy that the Democrats in Congress had sabotaged. Harper was blamed for the economy that Liberal premiers sabotaged.

  12. Zoolander said he would be giving Putin “a piece of his mind”….there’s an obvious joke there. Putin will give him the old snake eye and fob him off for what he is, a twit who has no clue.

  13. We are so screwed:
    Trudeau-Obama meet at APEC summit in Manila
    On the refugee issue, Trudeau and Obama are on the same page on bringing Syrian refugees to their countries despite security concerns that have surfaced since the attacks in France last week that killed 129 people.
    Obama reiterated that tourists pose more of a threat than refugees in the United States and are “heavily screened.”
    Trudeau pledged during the recent federal election campaign that Canada would accept 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year
    Obama also announced that Trudeau will pay his first visit to Washington, likely early in the new year, “so we can have a more extensive expanded bilateral.”
    “I’m sure Michelle’s going to want to visit with Canada’s new first lady so we are going to be looking for a date for that to happen,” said Obama.
    Trudeau said he looked forward to visiting the White House.
    “I certainly know that my wife Sophie is going to very excited to hear about Michelle’s garden because she has started a vegetable garden as well in our backyard,” said Trudeau.
    “It’s going to be a wonderful time of strengthening ties between our two countries both on the economic, on the security, on the engagement with the world and on the personal level.”
    The 54-year-old president also told the story of his congratulatory phone call to Trudeau after his election win.
    Obama told Trudeau he had no grey hair when he took office seven years ago.
    “If you don’t want to grey like me you need to start dying it soon,” Obama recalled telling Trudeau.
    Trudeau replied: “So young, and yet so cynical.”
    © The Canadian Press, 2015

  14. There’s a (1980’s?) youtube video where an ex-KGB officer in an interview with a western journalist suggests that only a small fraction of their budget is directed towards stealing actual military secrets. The majority of the budget is spent towards turning university professors over to the socialist cause over a period of several years. He gave an example of identifying a professor and then moving into the house next to him. In turn, the professors will then turn their students. Simple and effective.
    I think it’s all coming home to roost now: students demanding free this and free that, safe spaces, curtailing free speech etc. God help us.

  15. There’s a (1980’s?) youtube video where an ex-KGB officer in an interview with a western journalist suggests that only a small fraction of their budget is directed towards stealing actual military secrets. The majority of the budget is spent towards turning university professors over to the socialist cause over a period of several years. He gave an example of identifying a professor and then moving into the house next to him. In turn, the professors will then turn their students. Simple and effective.
    I think it’s all coming home to roost now: students demanding free this and free that, safe spaces, curtailing free speech etc. God help us.

  16. Turdo will find out right quickly that he may be in office, but he isn’t in power… Then when the shit starts to hit the fan, don’t be surprised if someone in CSIS or the army finally decides to “fix” things in their own way, and Turdo has a tragic skiing/boating accident…
    My wife said the other day “oh why couldn’t the other brother have taken the pony with him skiing that day in Kokanee Park?”

  17. A minor cavil: Beaumont Hamel was not a Canadian battle per se as the Royal Newfoundland Regiment was under British, not Canadian, command in 1916. Which is not to detract from Ms. Ambrose’s point or the pride Canadisns may take in their valour and sacrifice.
    My uncle’s late third wife’s father survived both Gallipoli and Beaumont Hamel in the RNR; good luck ifif there ever was any.
    But returning to the main topic:
    Even the mainstream media will not protect and burnish Trudeau fils indefinitely, once a credible and saleable alternative arises in the Liberal Party. Even the shiniest ponies lose their lustre.

  18. Spending Trudeau’s term blaming him for all that goes wrong might be comforting but has little real value. The issue IMHO is whether the CPC can recreate itself with a message which will be accepted by Canadians. I see little reason to be hopeful.
    It does not appear to me that the party of free enterprise even has a business plan. It shut off input from it’s grassroots (customers) and gave direction from above. We will see if that changes. I think not.

  19. “When PM Trudeau loses, and he will, he’ll be as reviled as Mr. Harper is and more than the senior Trudeau is now.”
    A-HAHAHAHAHAHAHA…(takes a breath)…HAHAHAHAHAHA…Uh, oh, you were being serious.

  20. I agree with Chip. Being PM will not ruin Trudeau. Much like Obama, in his mind, he was destined to be leader, anyone who thinks otherwise is personally out to get him, and he will hog all the narcissist glory for himself, blaming others for any perceived faults. Facts will not sway him. The media will shield him from criticism as though their lives depended upon it, as will his party. He will win reelection, perhaps more than once, and will leave office akin to a God among the political left, even as the country measurably declines in numerous ways during every year of his administration.
    All we can do is try to look out for our own. The decline is upon us.

  21. LIVs don’t know when they’ve got it good because they don’t understand what good is.
    You’re warm.
    But more accurately, they know what it is but not how it got to be.
    And conservative’s always fail in explaining it, thinking that the proof’s in the pudding.

  22. “The issue IMHO is whether the CPC can recreate itself with a message which will be accepted by Canadians. I see little reason to be hopeful.”
    I think their message was totally acceptable to Canadians. Harper passed his best before date. If 3.5% switched from Liberal to Conservative we would be having a Conservative majority right now. If the Conservatives had killed the CBC and refused a Bell takeover and threatened more, they might possibly have won.

  23. “that only a small fraction of their(KGB) budget is directed towards stealing actual military secrets.”
    Stealing military secrets was and still is the mandate of the GRU, which hasn’t changed since it’s inception. While the KGB changed it’s brand name to the FSB, the GRU hasn’t change one iota.

  24. Well, with all that budget the KGB (or whatever it’s called now) has, they’ve never offered me a crumb. Of course, they no longer need to “turn” university professors. If one is in need of “turning”, he or she has no chance of being hired in the first place.

  25. Lance, agree with every word you say.
    Good for Ambrose, well-written article that makes excellent points. And I like how she made clear that it is the *Royal* Canadian Air Force.
    Trudeau is a first rate idiot. A spoiled brat. Bloated ego. Immature. I think even his own people will turn on him soon enough.

  26. this sir, this is why I didnt vote for Harper.
    see, I kinda resent an administration be it a place of employment, volunteer organization, academe, fambly and especially the nations rulers that rule by dictate from on high. THAT was Harper to the core, a control freak who demoted any critic and fired ombuds types and anyone who disagreed. he just could NOT cotton any criticism.
    dictate from on high? bye bye !!

  27. Truedope, fits the Agenda 21 profile so he will have a lot of help as he blunders his way through the adult world.
    Meanwhile the Agenda 21 information must passed on to help everyone understand what is behind some of the insane decisions being made by our corrupt leaders … We need to stop it … Mr. Harper knew all about this and didn’t buy in. He is a true patriot.
    if you want to know about A21 …. check it out … http://hellobirdy.blogspot.ca/2015/11/you-need-to-understand-this-grab-cup.html

  28. Let’s hope the WORLD never sees the day that baby TRUDEAU realizes that HE takes order from…….. NO ONE!
    Personally ……..I MISS HARPER ALREADY
    I AM
    JOE MOLNAR
    Woodstock, Ontario, canada

  29. Lance, I would agree with your sentiment of a one term PM tenure for Trudeau if we didn’t have a statist, interventionist, biased, ignorant and unethical mediocracy controlling the soundbyte outlets for LIVs. But we do. In fact if not for this mediocracy, Trudeau would have been unelectable.
    Unless that changes, he stays in power, assuming the CPC again continues their muddled message and assuming Trudeau’s unilateral and reckless rush to import 25k Syrian refugees into Canada doesn’t result directly in an attack.
    Should any Islamist attack of the scale of Paris succeed here in Canada, regardless of a direct link to Syrian refugees, his days should be numbered. But it could take that and more, not just regional alienation/polarization or economic decline or even reduced freedom, or even massive fraud and corruption (notice the paucity coverage to the resumption of the Duffy trial, or the recent acquittal of one time Harperite Bruce Carson). The mediocracy have learned their lessons well on the innate patronage and corruption of their masters, and are ready for future peccadillos.
    Unless and until Trudeau’s fingerprints are irrefutably on his disastrous handling of the security file, the mediocracy will explain it away along with the usual false narratives that vetting causes terrorism, or people who dislike our values learn to love them and us when they arrive, (conversely we’re the intolerant bigots), or that we can continually and incrementally tax our citizens into the ground for spurious battles against the planet’s climate. Unless we get them all in on a real disaster, and convince the public of their ignorant negligence, we’re locked in. I’m not willing to hope for that, as much as I dislike the LPC leadership’s policies and philosophy of big government, or our unethical media, bureaucracy elites & unintelligensia. After all I’m not a Liberal.
    The mediocracy knows all that will happen and have planned well for it in ways that would cause a climate revisionist to blush, first by changing the past, then distorting the present, then using false narratives to claim the “future.” Above all they will stay on message. Anyone who doesn’t agree is peddling fear, which is consistent with their framing of all issues by emotion rather than reason or common sense.
    Unless that “message” is defeated, at the grass roots level, we are screwed. Canadians will be told what they want and should think, courtesy of the triad, our partisan bureaucracy, our ideological government, and our unintelligentsia, all wrapped together by our incompetent media as the “moderates,” which means, of course, any skepticism is “extreme.” That’s how Obama, McGuinty, Wynne and Trudeau got elected, so we know it works – for them, not us.
    Mostly because of the mediocracy all bets are off, no matter what happens, unless it’s catastrophic caused by demonstrable negligence, along with any real chance for sane government operating in reality imho.

  30. Shamrock said, “Unless and until Trudeau’s fingerprints are irrefutably on his disastrous handling of the security file, the mediocracy will explain it away along with the usual false narratives that vetting causes terrorism”
    Shamrock, who is the Minister of Security. The ass actually thought he was capable enough to not only be PM but the Minister in charge of the intelligence services too.
    If, and I stress the ‘if’, there is an attack on Canada there will be only one person to blame.

  31. What’s Russian for “That’s very generous of you, but you really need to conserve what little you have.”

  32. Since the election I’ve adopted some defense mechanisms:
    Whenever the liberal media and Liberal politicians are stroking each other, I will avert my gaze. Which, these days, is pretty much always.
    Whenever Government policies are announced, I won’t consider the impact on Canada, I will only think about the impact on me-me-ME. So far the major impact of Liberal policies will be on the useful idiots who supported them, and won’t hurt me at all.
    I’m tired of railing against the stupidity of “the average voter”, it’s a useless exercise because stupidity is a built-in feature of “democracy” and I don’t need the stomach acid.

  33. Why hasn’t any of the media interviewed some of Prime Minister Frisbee coach’s work chums when he was employed as a bouncer at a bar I wonder?

  34. So Sophie is starting a vegetable garden in the backyard in Ottawa in November. Sounds to me like she is as bright as her husband one inch.

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