60 Replies to “Trudeau Is A Man Of The People”

      1. Well, assume peoplekind covers all the new sex variables as well as the tired old he and she that seemed to keep humanity from extinction. It takes a special brain to figure it out, appears Mr Trudeau has that special brain.

  3. You think Jagmeet is wearing a $35 dollar Chinese knock off?
    One thing the Chinese have done amazingly well is to make high quality knock offs in a multitude of areas.
    Due to different countries laws, the US is one of the most law restricted and Canada, not so much.
    I will tell you that I would NEVER TRUST another coin again as they’ve made such fantastic quality of fine and extra fine and mint coins in a multitude of years and countries. My American dollar and fifty cents coin set from late 1700 on up are really impressive as well as other countries early coins including Canada. So extremely real in quality, aging, sizes and detail.
    What is really cool is how some commemorate coins are easily ordered to fill in those gaps in this collection.
    Treasure is HEAVY!

    1. I have a Panerai Luminor 1950 … FAKE … Chinese knockoff bought from an online source that knocks off EVERY high priced Swiss watch model by every exotic watch Co. Their catalog has hundreds and hundreds of models … all of which are totally NOOB. The watch is a highly convincing FAKE. Even has a Swiss movement with a movement visible through the sapphire crystal back plate.

      I only bought the one, feeling so guilty for supporting this disgrace on an industry.

      Yes … you can get Chinese FAKES of both the IWC and the Rolex Mariner. So it’s possible that your Chinese PM is sporting a $175 IWC … not a $25k IWC

      1. Compare Neumann microphones to Chinese made MXL’s. The funny thing is that the $100.00 microphone is at least 80% as good as the $2,000.00 one. That works in microphones but if it were a watch, it would be hours slow.

    1. The media is paid as usual to keep the narrative that he’s winning like they did in the US Elections even though they were so far off.
      It’s a psychological game now of having you think and to vote Trudeau as everyone else is failing in the polls.

    2. Well, I hate to say it, but I did tell you so. It’s only the beginning. The media won’t be satisfied until they’re assured of a lie-beral majority.

  5. All I need to know about you if you claim to be a progressive politician is what you are wearing on your wrist. A watch that costs thousands of dollars let’s me know that you don’t care about the average person, you care about yourself and only yourself.

    If you wear an expensive watch, are a hard worker and have earned your money, I have no issues, as you are not trying to force your philosophy on others. You are only showing that hard work and perseverance pays off.

    1. Serious question from south of the border: where on earth does PM Zoolander get the money to have a 25K watch?

      And, more importantly are the Fort Erie and Detroit border crossings going to be open in January for when I go to Ann Arbor for the UMASS- Michigan hockey series? Or is Canada going to become Australia?

      1. Serious question from south of the border: where on earth does PM Zoolander get the money to have a 25K watch?

        He’s a poor little rich kid, having inherited his (alleged) daddy’s fortune. His vintage Mercedes-Benz is rumoured to be worth over a million alone.

        1. Even PET knew Justin was irresponsible with money. He couldn’t collect his inheritance until he was 45.

        1. TotalElfFina share swap for Grandpère T.’s large chain of (eegad!) petrol stations. Now where have I heard that story before…..? Ah, yes – the Gore family fortune!

      3. PM Zoolander doesn’t need the money for a $25,000 watch as long as he’s got friends who have the money for a $25,000 watch. And Xi can afford a lot of them.

      4. His dad (?), Pierre stole 300 million dollars in the Petro Canada / Petro Fina stock swap swindle that inaugurated the Nation Energy Policy circa 1982.

  6. A rich man has fresh Winter tires. My Timex has a light built in. I get a new one when the strap rots out.

    1. I get my watches at Canada Tire for about $12-15. I go to the customer service desk to get them to start up the watch, to make sure it works.

  7. I’ve always worn Rolex. Bought my first duty free in Gibraltar in the sixties….100 dollars.
    Ten years ago bought the stainless and gold datejust chronometer.
    Why not….I worked for them

    1. I had a different experience with Rolex. I wore Rolex watches for the last 15 years until I discovered that the quality wasn’t there and the repair and warranty was a scam to get you to pay more money. They didn’t stand behind their product and blamed the customer for any problems. I bought two over the years but I have switched to knock-offs now. IWC, Omega, Breitling etc. They are so good that they fool even seasoned watch repairmen. I’ll never buy another real watch again and certainly never a real Rolex.
      On the plus side, they hold their value and increase in value, so they can be sold for a small profit if needed.

  8. Rolex watches last forever. Cost benefit analysis indicates its cost effective to buy one watch albeit pricey and never have to buy another.

  9. I don’t wear a watch. Not since I retired from the military. Don’t need precise timings as I am not coordinating combat operations anymore. Besides, I have a time piece in my car, on my phone, on my stove, and almost every where I look there is a clock. I sure a shit don’t want it measuring my heart rate or counting my bowel movements and sending the data to Bill gates or something. Watches are vanity pieces.

  10. I LOVE watches! I can’t leave the house without wearing one; I feel naked. I have six, but nothing high-end. Something to match my wardrobe and mood. If I had the money, a rose gold Rolex would be on my wrist.

    In the ‘80s, I bought a Lorus and wore it until it no longer worked. Eventually I took it to be repaired and the watchmaker told me they don’t make movements like that anymore. Everything comes from China now.

    People no longer need watches. They’re phones are glued to their hands so they always have the time.

    During the lockdown, all my batteries died. I had to wait until non-essential businesses were allowed to reopen to get replacements. I know – first world problems!

    1. According to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, this planet is inhabited by a race of ape-like creatures that is so amazingly primitive that it thinks digital watches are a neat idea.

      1. And yet…no one has been able to define time. Some may think they can but it’s as slippery as defining gravity.

  12. I leveraged my Rolex to maybe improve my chances of getting the last favours from women. Later on my buddy and I would drink at the SUB (student union building) and my distaff fellow students were real beer sponges so we’d buy them a beer but told ALL of them we were pre med students.
    Whether I got luckier with the expensive watch or with the potential big money as a Doctor I don’t know.
    I’ve a love hate thing with most women…..
    Which took a while to grow out of…
    Hell….Freud himself admitted he had no idea where they were coming from.

  13. A $50 Timex with multiple alarms fits the bill for me. I don’t need a golden nose-ring (or other public display of ostentation) to let others know how I’m doing.

  14. Blacklock reports that when struggling nursing homes asked for PPE from the federal government at the start of the pandemic, Blackie’s cabinet referred them to the provinces. One of Blackie’s cabinet ministers was upset at that response. And the Green Leader explains how a Liberal candidate is making anti-Semitic remarks to her.

    2. Of course! The turd is portrayed as a victim, and at the same time, the protestors are portrayed as hooligans at best, extreme right-wing terrorists at worst.

      Either way, lie-beral majority! Small wonder why the Turd promised more funding for the CBC. Thanks, CBC!

  16. I’m of the “I have a phone, why do I need a watch?” party here. I’ve never worn a watch, never wanted one.

  18. Given a choice between a watch and another guitar, I know which one I choose. Haven’t worn a watch in over 50 years and usually managed to be on time. 25K for a watch, however?

  19. I wear a Rolex to impress people….I want them to think I’m a big shot. I figure it might be advantageous to me since I’m so depressingly average. I know my life is shallow and uninteresting so I need props to make it through the night.

    1. I have faith that Ontario is waking up. We saw one or two Liberal signs on our drive to and from cottage country this weekend. There were more CPC signs but what surprised me were how many PPC signs we saw. Even one of the large digital billboards on highway 400 had a PPC ad when we drove by. Also saw some graffiti in Barrie: “F**k Ford.” People are very unhappy with our elected “leaders,” at both levels of government.

  21. Watches are for us oldsters. I don’t know anyone under 35 who wears one — they all just glance at their expensive smartphones when they wanna know the time.
    We’ll know our pols will have “arrived” at embracing the youngest generations when we see one who isn’t wearing a watch.

    1. (For the record, I wear a dirt-cheap Casio Illuminator ($20.00!) if I wear a watch at all. Doesn’t attract unwanted attention.)

  23. I threw my cheap watch away when I retired.
    Young people don’t wear watches. Some don’t know how to read time on them unless they are digital.

  24. Mad Dog Justin’s election debate commission has decided that foreign affairs will not be a topic during the English language debate. We wouldn’t want to embarrass Justin with questions about Afghanistan or the kidnapped Canadians in China.

  25. Strange behavior from him considering how his fuddle duddle dad so loved and embraced the masses, lifting a finger at their every request.

  26. I’m encouraged. I’m reading lots of sites, including US based ones, that are describing all sorts of hate-filled protests against scumbag Junior. Thousands of people surrounding Junior’s hotel overnight, waiting to be the first to greet Junior with morning curses. Pelting him with rocks in one town. Chasing him out of another. People saying they need to acquire catapults. Very encouraging. None of these incidents, widespread as they are, are getting reported on fifth-columnist corporate media in the country. I’m impressed Canadians are organizing themselves independently. Good on ’em.

    Most Canadians loathe and detest Trudeau, just like they did his sicko, creepy father. If he “wins” I will have to begin suspecting massive vote fraud.

    Oh, I know the story on SDA, “everyone loves Trudeau because my sister-in-law thinks he’s a dreamboat”, blah blah blah. At this point, I’d have to say to these people, go ***….well you get the picture. Stop living in a Trudeau-lovers bubble. It must suck to be you. EVERYBODY I know, men AND women, young AND old, uses his name as a swear word

    The rest of us have a better grip on reality

    1. I like the name!
      I tend to use the Queen’s wave just to throw people off.
      You know, the arm up and the wrist back and forth…

      The soccer mom’s are pissed being locked up with the kids that can’t get some decent exercise as they flip/flop on decisions.
      And they do blame Trudeau for it as well as lying about going back to normal.
      Passports everywhere, how’s that normal?

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