46 Replies to “The World”

  1. How does he? know this?
    Never having worked.
    Not capable of constructing anything so far.Not even a complete sentence.
    And “social impacts”…well no shit every stranger in a rural setting brings social impacts, fine conversation and a different perspective even..
    But never fear lisping boy, to the manor born,is here to save the ignorant rural folk from social impacts..
    My revulsion may force me to become politically active..for I am without representation at any level in Canadian politics..but oh boy do I pay taxes..
    Definitely taxation without representation.

  2. Justin just batted another one outta the park! Every construction project that has ever happened in a rural setting features lots of horny young guys and lots of horny young local women looking for a little adventure with a new guy. Said new guy usually has a pretty good pile of cash on payday to spend on the local lovelies, so the local ladies flock to their side every second week. Sometimes there are pregnancies, sometimes a few true love and get married episodes, and life goes on after the job is over.

    It has always been thus,and I don’t know why in hell the PM brought this up. maybe he believes half of the construction workers should be women,so the local guys can get some strange stuff and a little excitement in their lives.
    Equal opportunity for fornication.

    Whenever Justin represents us at one of these affairs,I cringe waiting for him to babble some nonsensical blather that confuses everyone but his adoring Press. He never fails me.

    1. Considering that he never spends much time, if any, in these “deplorable” locations, he sure knows a lot about what goes on there, doesn’t he? (Yeah, right.)

      I grew up in one of those towns. I later worked in one. I passed through more of them during my travels throughout the years. None of those places impressed me as being Sin City in the way he portrayed them.

  3. I’m gobsmacked, how many of my young years did I spend packing up and moving to other parts of Canada to go where the work was, northern Quebec, Northern Ontario, northern Saskatchewan, to Alberta for three years on the rigs. Yeah, I spent some time in small towns, drank in their pubs, chased their women (very gently and carefully), and generally found people friendly and welcoming. I remember a young scruffy hippie couple from Montreal, they ran out of gas in northern BC in winter and were sleeping in their Volkswagen bug, he soon had a job driving a supply truck around the bush camps. I got my first real steady job at good pay because they saw I “wasn’t afraid to work”. It’s in my core Canadian identity but I guess it’s different under socialism.

  4. That is utter nonsense spewing from this Prime Minister!
    Whoa!
    Must he speak with his hand, making circles and closing the fingers in an air squeeze with the palm up? He always does the frown thing using the word “NNNOT” as if he is so pensive….”nnnot because we’re better, but because….blah, blah.”

    Yikes! What an idiot.

    1. There honestly wasn’t single time I have heard him speak and immediately did not think “what an utterly worthless, brain dead piece of excrement he is”.

      1. Every time he opens his yap, I feel like exclaiming the expression used most often by Al Swearengen (as portrayed by Ian McShane) in the HBO series Deadwood.

        Just when I thought he couldn’t embarrass this country any further….

        1. @B A:
          What you say about Trudeau is so true but Trump embarrasses his country much more.

  5. Is this also true, Justin, for the railway crews that crisscross Canada repairing and maintaining our railways? How about the road crews. Those that build and pave the roads and highways? Has their presence in the rural towns they sometimes stay in caused “social impact”? Or are the oil patch workers especially evil? Over to you CBC Rosie, CTV Don, Global Dave.

  6. Drove across the great fruited plain today. Passed a KXL pipeyard where the pipe has been sitting racked for the past 8 years.

    The pipe has been moved out and ‘refurbished’ in anticipation of the project going ahead. This is big pipe they haul 5 joints at a time take it to a yard in? I dunno maybe Nisku or Edmonton and then bring it back to the yard. Huge expense.

    If the project ever goes ahead an army of construction workers will be housed out on the prairie in a portable camp.

    They came through when the first Keystone line went through during Obama’s first term. There were some drug problems in the camp but the locals were not bothered by the workers.

    As usual bongo doesn’t know what he is talking about.

  9. What a clueless, shielded twat, he is…
    Obviously he has never, for example, planted trees in BC in the 1970s etc, where young adults worked hard and had fun, and gender was the name of the camp dog…or was it ginger? In short, shut up …. gawd almighty, but I am getting sick of this kind of enervating shit.

  10. Hey Justine, I’m all for getting more women into construction. So why doesn’t your government bring in rules limiting med school, vet school, nursing courses, teaching courses to 50% women?
    Ladies time to start working in construction.

    Then Justine would have to stop killing construction projects.

    1. “…why doesn’t your government bring in rules limiting med schools, vet schools, nursing courses, teaching courses to 50% women?”
      (pipe-fitting, plumbing, welding, etc…)

      Good point. Trudeau would lose the vote of those professors who teach these courses. They don’t want empty classes or a teaching job only every 2 years until the classes are filled or whole courses and higher places of learning shut down.

      Their 50% rule, in effect could possibly become a job killer but they wouldn’t admit that. (may be good for lawyers though, the divorce rate might increase)

      They are playing the Communist game that they so basically admire. They play. We pay.

  13. All of the above.

    He was virtue signalling about how great he is on what he thought was a world stage. What a useless empty scumbag.

  14. How Canadians ever elected this empty suite for pm is beyond me.
    pm stands for prime mutt!
    what a disgrace!

  15. I heard warren Kinsella on the radio talking to Adler . He said essentially CBC was ordered to stop with the grope story

  16. This is a telling comment, by Justin Trudeau, that shows his anti-rural bias. Rural areas, over the decades, have faced tough economic times, dependent on natural resources and tourism. Here, Trudeau advocates ore bureaucratic red tape to prevent job-creation in rural areas, while at the same he gives urban areas a free pass. Trudeau is an elitist who knows nothing about rural life.

  17. I wonder if the shallow little tit would care to expound on what the social impact would be if Rockliffe Park was turned into a receiving camp for “irregulars”.

  18. Gee, rural areas where they fix their tractors, mend fences and poles, chainsaw wood, hunt and fish, shoot bears at their back door…meet construction workers.

  21. I have given up hope that an investigative reporter will try to cover the real reason that Trudeau gave up his drama teaching job. He was forced to resign. (Look up the cretin’s bio, it says that he resigned from teaching.) The alternative was to have a hearing on his conduct.
    He had no choice but to resign.
    The school administration didn’t want the scandal. It was more than groping!

  22. I’m betting that many Canadians are just as stupid as they were when they first elected this utter fool. Sadly, I believe he will be re-elected.

    I was a bit upset when I learned that Mr. Bernier will run and split the conservative vote to guarantee Turdoo will get the brass ring again, but then I thought …. I must vote for the man I think can and would do the best job representing my values … that is Mr. Bernier …

    Those are my principles and if you don’t like them …. well …. I have others.

  23. Sadly, Prinz Dummkopf’s attitude is widely shared and is nothing new.

    I encountered that when I was a grad student at UBC nearly 40 years ago. The leftist snobs I encountered in the Vancouver area treated me as if I was a country bumpkin, a dumb hayseed from Alberta. I would have been forgiven for being, as they saw me, a hillbilly had I come from the Fraser Valley, but I was from the other side of the Rockies and they believed that the rubes who lived there wore bear skins, used stone knives, and started fires by rubbing two sticks together.

    Should we be surprised, then, that the Quebec-Windsor corridor, as well as the principality of Ottawa-Hull, sees western Canada (Lotusland excluded) in a similar manner?

  24. How does this square with gender being a feeling? I get so confused by all this stuff. Who’s the victim? The woman entrepreneur or the make construction worker?

  26. So those big burley construction workers are a huge problem in small rural Canadian towns heh. So here is what you do Truedick. Next couple of pride parades you go to have the Labour Ministry enter a float and have a manned employment kiosk at the parades termination point. Offer well paying construction jobs to all qualified candidates. Stipulate that only bi-lingual parade participants will be considered for any and all construction jobs that require a stay in a small rural Canadian town. I am sure you will have more than enough excited candidates willing to bend over frontwards for this once in a life time opportunity. Oh, and BTW, you are a freakin moron!

  27. Hey, PM Sockenstein! Here in CA … every construction project brings a crew of unsavory Mexicans and Cental Americans to the neighborhood. Soon thereafter, parked cars are broken into, and things go missing from around the neighboring houses and garages. Oh, and yeah … they’re ALL men.

    Your PM is a metrosexual simpleton

  28. Let’s show Americans that there is still some hope for this faceless nation that only exists in it’s current form because we are lucky enough to be north of them by voting out the man(?)child moron in 2019 leaving this POS with only one 4 year term versus Obama’s 2 full terms…

    I won’t hold my breath though…

    1. I cannot post my original thoughts on this video. Upon reflection I think this whole avenue of pursuit is simply part of the construct to destroy any possibility of pipelines being built and part of the ongoing destruction of the oil industry. It is a mistake to underestimate these people. It is extremely unlikely they will be replaced in the next election. This will play well to their supporters on many levels. They are playing hardball and the people being affected and we who oppose them are sitting on the bench in a slow pitch game.

  29. No one is stopping women from becoming construction workers. Except themselves.

    All the “gender-equality” noise is about breaking glass ceilings and more women CEOs. But notice it’s crickets when it comes to women choosing to participate in substantial numbers in the hard, grimy labour trades.

  30. women…………….entenpreneurs……………remote areas…………….lots of construction workers……………

    So, is PM Stupid Sox proposing new brothels everywhere?

    Or, having artificial vagina quotas for everything, since his choices in cabinet have been so brilliant? /SARC!

  31. I am so sad to see what we’ve elected. I knew he was incompetent, untrained, and quite frankly, kind of simple minded, but I thought his handlers would keep him from embarrassing the country time and again. Maybe this image is what the handlers actually wanted?

    If Canada re-elects this person with a majority again, it may mean 51st state for some.

  32. So…official sexism is here and I guess we, the slobbering males, are now officially just part of some sort of unthinking, chain-gang fodder in the mind of the Turd.
    Not a wise move on his part…not wise at all.

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