Breaking the Silence

Just when you thought he couldn’t become more detached from reality, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has emerged from his self-imposed exile to grace Canadians with nothing but lies and insults thrown at Poilievre’s way.

Trudeau touted imaginary investments and patted himself on the back for his glorious climate change policies – the same ones that have resulted in billions of taxpayer dollars being flushed down the drain on a failing electric vehicle market.

While preaching about democracy and progress, he dismissed legitimate criticism from Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre as “baloney” from a silly man.

If Trudeau’s bewildering speech taught us anything, it’s that he has learned nothing from his scandals and failures.

Trudeau Comes Back to Lie

It is not often that you can just speak things or major events into existence, but remember how we just recently talked about Trudeau hiding from the press, from politics, and from the judging eyes of Canadians everywhere?

Remember when we brought up several scandals and new developments that happened to the liberal party and to Canadians across Canada with Trudeau nowhere to be found so we can hear his stupid insights and see how he will weasel his way out of these issues this time?

Well, it looks like we are not gonna have to wait for long because our dear and excruciatingly incompetent prime minister has shown his face to the public once again with his goon premier Doug Ford who parades as a man of the people just to talk about new mostly useless investments and to protect the integrity of his previous EV investments, all while calling Poilievre a stupid man with an agenda to play.

It seems like the return of Trudeau to the public political scene would lack any self awareness and be filled with irony to the brim. Who could have possibly foreseen this?

But to get to the juicy stuff we need to establish context and talk about the introduction to Trudeau’s valiant investments speech.

And like every other Trudeau speech he tries to hype up a non-existent support base and talks about bringing in tons of investments especially in the electric vehicle market that is worth over 45 billion dollars.

His reasoning for these companies investing in Canada and Canadians is as hilarious and delusional as you might have thought in the first place.

Trudeau actually thinks these companies are investing in Canada – if these investments ever go through any way – because of its democracy and the democratic process that the liberal establishment have been enacting for a decade or so now. I can\’t even find an appropriate joke to make fun of this absurd statement here. I think it speaks for itself.

But if you are not laughing yet then prepare to wheeze as Trudeau’s next reasoning for the investments happen to be the response of the Canadian government and its many strategies to combat climate change and shape the future to be more and more green.

Once again, I struggle to find a more perfect way to make fun of this delusional statement other than present it to all of you as is and urge you to point and laugh at our embarrassing prime minister in action.

Notice how he did not mention the market crash of electric vehicles and how everyone is pulling away from investments actually? Don’t worry he will address it once again when he calls Poilievre a stupid man.

Trudeau Lies About Investments

We then finally get to the juicy parts at the end of the press conference when the press gets to ask Trudeau a myriad of questions about all the most pressing and most recent scandals.

And they squeeze in a few about the recent happenings with extremists coming into the country and causing chaos and terror, alongside the fact that the liberal party has had talks for weeks about a complete overhaul and maybe a change in leadership due to recent scandals.

And to every pressing issue Trudeau is either completely nonchalant or playing the same old tired tape about how they are investing in Canada and Canadians, and how he is proud of the liberals work, and that the people should put more trust in him and his institutions because obviously we have not seen any negatives coming from Trudeau and the liberal establishment for the past 9 years.

But then Trudeau is actually asked about the billions of investments into the EV market and how that market is seemingly crashing into oblivion with all the money invested being wasted at the end of the day.

Do you wanna guess how Trudeau responded to this simple inquiry about an industry in crisis? He compared it to a simple challenge on the road to the future for him and his liberal cronies to overcome and nothing more.

Trudeau just blatantly and without any shred of self awareness or respect called the liberals’ investments a bet for the future that they are willing to stand by. Which would be very courageous and awesome of him if he wasn’t betting with Canadians’ tax money on silly and vain investments.

Unhinged Rant Against Poilievre

Trudeau will not concede and that he invested way too early into a very young and already failing auto industry.

But the mere mention of Poilievre sends this pathetic man into a weird and unexplainable rant, trying to stick all the blame for people’s opinion and response to these egregious investments on the conservatives and absolutely no one else.

He literally mocks Poilievre and calls his promises to cut these awful and stupid investments as nothing more than “baloney” from a silly man just looking for a political angle and not someone who actually cares about Canadians’ wellbeing.

But Trudeau talking about climate change and promising shit he has no hope of ever delivering is supposed to be the saving grace for us all.

It is a complete joke of a response to genuine criticism, and if we learned anything from that whole speech is that Trudeau is better hiding and remaining silent than to open his mouth and infuriate us all once again.