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5 minutes ago, Omni said:

Regardless of font size or color, it still makes no sense. It seems you love the man who may well drag the country you love through the mud. But hey, that's your choice.

 

Gee, being a Trudeau fan boy..........you sound like a sour grape.  :lol:

Trudeau got his payback.  Big time.

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6 minutes ago, ?Impact said:

Lot's of lovers of Israel here, and haters of Canada. Time to move.

 

Lots of lovers of Israel.....and LOVERS of CANADA. 

 

That's why I'm blasting at Trudeau......because he'll end up destroying Canada, single-handedly...without even the need for any war, or a single shot fired!  Wait for 2050, and see how we're doing with our deficit!

 

Look how he brown-nose to Trump.  Don't you find that humiliating?

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11 minutes ago, ?Impact said:

Your opinion only, not shared by anyone who actually is not extremely biased.

 

And you're in denial. :)

 

Another reason why I strongly support Trump - he will be good for Canada!

  Just look at how Trudeau's jumping through hoops to improve border security and immigration system.  Thanks to Trump.

 

Canada will benefit from the Trump Factor.

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2 minutes ago, ?Impact said:

Great picture, it seems Justin was the one who suggested that Ivanka take the seat in the President's chair

 

Very disrespectful and belittling to women everywhere if he did.   Women should be able to stand right next to men in photo ops.

Next time....make Trudeau sit down.

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16 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:

Very disrespectful and belittling to women everywhere if he did.   Women should be able to stand right next to men in photo ops.

Actually it is quite the opposite. It is making a bold statement that a woman can sit at the desk of the Presidency of the United States. 

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6 minutes ago, ?Impact said:

Actually it is quite the opposite. It is making a bold statement that a woman can sit at the desk of the Presidency of the United States. 

 

Wrong...it is commonly understood to be disrespectful to sit in the president's chair.   This also applies to other heads of state, ship's captain' chairs, etc.

Trudeau was wrong to suggest it if he did, and only demonstrated his naivete and inexperience in such matters.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4223814/Ivanka-posts-picture-Oval-Office-desk.html

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I found this video of Netanyahu's visit.  It's amazing that the Trumps waited quite a while outside for Netanyahu's car  - in contrast to having Trudeau waiting in his car for  Trump to come out. 

 

The amount of coverage of Netanyahu's and Trump's interaction (also of Abe's visit) inside the White House, shows the stark difference in receptions when compared with that of Trudeau's.

 

 

 

If there's any doubt that the treatment of Trudeau was meant as a slap down, the visits of Abe and Netanyahu proved it.  Don't ever think that Trudeau didn't get the clear message either. 

 

Our media and pundits are mum about it - of course, why highlight the PM's humiliation at the hands of someone they've tried to demonize?  That ought to wipe off all smugness from their faces.

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1 minute ago, betsy said:

...If there's any doubt that the treatment of Trudeau was meant as a slap down, the visits of Abe and Netanyahu proved it.  Don't ever think that Trudeau didn't get the clear message either. 

Our media and pundits are mum about it - of course, why highlight the PM's humiliation at the hands of someone they've tried to demonize?  That ought to wipe off all smugness from their faces.

 

Agreed....Canadian media were just happy and relieved that Trudeau didn't do anything to further Trump's resentment of Trudeau's previous attacks and policies.

Trudeau had a big mouth before Trump did the unthinkable....become the 45th president of the United States.

 

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On 2/16/2017 at 10:09 AM, bush_cheney2004 said:

 

Trudeau had a big mouth before Trump did the unthinkable....become the 45th president of the United States.

 

Hopefully Trump doesn't feel insecure about Trudeau's big mouth though.  We have to be careful and acknowledge that Trump's mouth is more bigly.  It's a great mouth - the best mouth.  He can do wonderful things with his mouth - the best things.  It's going to be great.  

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On 2/16/2017 at 9:04 AM, betsy said:

If there's any doubt that the treatment of Trudeau was meant as a slap down, the visits of Abe and Netanyahu proved it.  Don't ever think that Trudeau didn't get the clear message either. 

He would have known going in. JT has to walk a fine line, as have all Canadian PMs. When one's biggest trading partner is the equivalent of other well known world leaders that have been convicted of war crimes, what is a guy to do?  

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58 minutes ago, hot enough said:

He would have known going in. JT has to walk a fine line, as have all Canadian PMs. When one's biggest trading partner is the equivalent of other well known world leaders that have been convicted of war crimes, what is a guy to do?  

 

Of course Trudeau would've known.  Trump would've made sure that he did know that he's just been slapped down.  The comparisons in reception speak for itself.

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5 minutes ago, hot enough said:

You don't even understand. You can't grasp what many write. Or you are just playing. Neither is nice.

What did many write?  Who wrote?  The Canadian press?   :lol: 

 

I know  what I'd seen.  No need for any press to interpret it for me.

 

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Monday’s visit in D.C. got off to a rocky start. Trudeau’s car was kept waiting outside the West Wing because the president wasn’t ready to greet him.

 

Following a 20-minute tête-à-tête in the Oval Office — just the two leaders — their body language suggested things had not gotten off on the right footing. Trump said little, other than to suggest another four-second handshake.

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/02/14/trudeau-trump-meeting-officials_n_14735818.html

 

It was quite obvious!

Refer to the reception given to  Abe and Netanyahu. 

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1 hour ago, hot enough said:

He would have known going in. JT has to walk a fine line, as have all Canadian PMs. When one's biggest trading partner is the equivalent of other well known world leaders that have been convicted of war crimes, what is a guy to do?  

 

What to do ?   Business as usual of course, because Canada and Canadian PMs are no strangers to their own war crimes.  

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