Canadian Prime Minister Justin “Baby Doc” Trudeau visited France recently, and didn’t make as much of a fool of himself as he did earlier in India.
The French video outlet TV Libertés had a few things to say about Mr. Trudeau’s visit. But I must say that I object to their characterization of him as an “Anglo-Saxon”. He’s Canadian, but Québécois, which means that he is French (even if he is a rube by Parisian standards). Besides, if the rumors are true, he has quite a bit of Latino-Caribbean blood — about 50%, actually.
Many thanks to Oz-Rita for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:
Video transcript:
00:16 | THE HEADLINES | |
00:20 | The Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, visits France, | |
00:24 | and for the occasion his counterpart and alter-ego, Emmanuel Macron, rolls out the red carpet | |
00:28 | for him. On the program: the defence of the CETA treaty and presenting | |
00:32 | A less ridiculous image than during his trip to India. | |
00:36 | Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. The PM of Canada | |
00:40 | receives honours from France. Justin Trudeau, whose style is largely reminiscent | |
00:45 | of Emmanuel Macron, is ending a 2-day visit to Paris, the occasion for him to | |
00:49 | sell us his CETA and to make us forget his ridiculous passage to India. | |
00:53 | The incarnation of the future world, Trudeau is somewhat the “Canadian Macron”, only worse. | |
00:57 | Justin Trudeau, 47 years old, and Emmanuel Macron, 40 years old, | |
01:01 | a new generation smelling the “Open Society”. And for the visit | |
01:05 | of the Canadian PM to France, it’s no surprise that the French Head of State rolled out | |
01:09 | the red carpet: a meeting with the French President on Monday and a first-ever appearance before | |
01:13 | the National Assembly this Tuesday, “first-ever” because it is the first time that a Canadian | |
01:17 | head of government has appeared in front of the Lower House under the 5th Republic; only | |
01:22 | 20 heads of state have had this privilege. And why such | |
01:26 | preferential treatment? Firstly, France has close commercial relations with | |
01:30 | Canada, almost €10 billion of annual exchanges between the two countries. | |
01:34 | Then we must look at the personality of this Head of Government: at the controls for three years, | |
01:38 | Justin Trudeau has everything of the little lieutenant of the ‘Open Society’: globalist, | |
01:42 | cosmopolitan, pro-immigration — Trudeau ticks all the boxes. | |
01:46 | Young and dynamic, he is in a way the alter-ego of our president, but “less good” | |
01:50 | or “worse”, depending on opinions. His political activity was marked by a mind-boggling | |
01:54 | repentance towards the LGBT circles with a scene in front of | |
01:59 | Parliament that has become legend, where Trudeau simply started to cry… | |
02:11 | a vision of history that | |
02:15 | belongs to him, and borders on masochism. —Today | |
02:19 | we finally talk about Canada’s role in oppression, | |
02:23 | criminalisation and systemic violence | |
02:28 | against lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, | |
02:32 | transgender, queer and bi-spiritual communities. | |
02:36 | A vision of the excuse that goes as far as a quasi-medical analysis of behaviours | |
02:40 | by society. —My hope is that, by talking about these injustices, | |
02:44 | by promising that they will never happen again, | |
02:48 | and by acting to correct these mistakes, we can begin | |
02:52 | to heal together. —And always in the | |
02:56 | background of the Canadian PM, the self-hatred, also cultivated in Europe, but | |
03:00 | which, it must be said, reached its paroxysm with Trudeau. | |
03:05 | When they arrived on this territory, those who colonised it brought with them | |
03:09 | foreign norms, good and bad ones, | |
03:13 | with acceptable or unacceptable behaviours. | |
03:17 | And voilà, the character whom France honours, elected with his liberal party as | |
03:21 | a man of the world afterwards. Like Emmanuel Macron, Justin Trudeau has imposed a | |
03:25 | new style, even if it meant mixing brushes by doing “whatever”, for example in India, | |
03:29 | where he thought it would be clever to imitate the traditional costumes of one of the greatest | |
03:34 | civilisations of humanity. The Canadian PM obviously does | |
03:38 | does not know the difference between a vulgar “Gay Pride” event in Ottawa and a diplomatic visit | |
03:42 | to a great world power. It is alarming that during his sojourn, this individual was even | |
03:46 | invited by a Sikh who had tried to assassinate an Indian Minister in Canada in the 80’s, | |
03:50 | enough to be a little electioneering aimed at the Sikhs of Canada, but also | |
03:54 | enough to anger the Indian officials, who overwhelmingly ignored the visit of | |
03:58 | the Anglo-Saxon clown. In his style one also finds Macron, as during his interviews | |
04:02 | with the European Authorities where he practices double-speak and high-flying platitudes. | |
04:07 | When we work together in a respectful | |
04:11 | and responsible way — and that does not mean that we will always agree on everything; | |
04:15 | on the contrary, the moments when we have differences of perspective and | |
04:19 | opinion challenge each of us to | |
04:23 | prove well that we are right and why we | |
04:27 | are right, this allows us to to to [sic]… gather our arguments… | |
04:31 | Understanding our differences makes us stronger: | |
04:35 | rather light as an argument to try to impose on us CETA, a transatlantic treaty | |
04:40 | of free trade, which is very much disputed. Globalist, Trudeau also claims to be an ecologist, | |
04:44 | but here too, there is still work to be done. Since his arrival at the controls, his country | |
04:48 | has fallen far behind its climate objectives, and for good reason: Failing to defend | |
04:52 | the environment, Trudeau decided to proceed with an oil pipeline expansion project that could cause | |
04:56 | environmental and human damage. The indigenous communities living | |
05:00 | on the pipeline sites are also hostile to the project, | |
05:04 | but these native communities do not seem to have the PM’s favour. | |
05:09 | So: finally not very much of an ecologist, but still very globalistic and free-exchange, favouring | |
05:13 | mass immigration to “dissolve yesterday’s Canada” in his own words. | |
05:17 | Trudeau had called for the migrants refused by the policies of Donald Trump to join | |
05:21 | his country. As you will have understood, Trudeau is a bit like a Test Model of the little head of | |
05:25 | a cosmopolitan government, a model not really well accomplished whose inspirations are similar | |
05:29 | to those of Emmanuel Macron: use of social networks, exacerbated modernity, blurring of | |
05:33 | lines between high public and private spheres, such as the appointment of Isabelle Hudon, | |
05:37 | A businesswoman and Canadian ambassador in Paris, young, dynamic, | |
05:42 | full of ambition and craving to change the world. The little Canadian minister is not up to | |
05:46 | the expectations he raised. Emmanuel Macron, who is subtler, probably much more | |
05:50 | intelligent and less embarrassed by repentance and even communitarianism, is in a way | |
05:54 | the second-generation model of the “cosmopolitan Head of State” …Trudeau | |
05:58 | no longer enjoys a state of grace in his country and passes for a clown at the international level. |
I laughed until I cried. The French do have a wicked way with words, and they had some pretty subtle digs at Macron as well as the not so subtle ones at Trudeau. I think the next elections will be interesting. Neither seem to be gaining in popularity in their countries.
Trudeau is an ‘Anglo-Saxon’.
As a French-Canadian myself I laughed when I read this.
This is a very clever French insult reserved for those who are an embarassment to French identity.
It is not necessarily meant as an insult to Anglo-Saxons either.
I’m surprised Mr Trudeau didn’t have a French costume to wear. Including a beret, a black and white striped shirt and necklace of onions. Possibly with a Disque Bleu cigarette in the side of his mouth.
What?! Not “Gitanes” or “Gauloises” ? (Or are those cigarette brands no longer available?)
LOL
Or possibly the fellow in this picture who’s being so helpful to Anglo-Saxon tourists.
http://chromatism.net/current/images/french.gif
Three of Trudeau’s grandparents were Anglo Canadian but I suspect being raised by his father tips him over to the French Canadian side
Which father? The one whose name he took, or the one who (according to rumor) actually sired him?
In any case, he seems to have inherited the worst characteristics of whatever genetic strains he has in his ancestry … whether French, Anglo, OR Hispanic (?)
The India ” business ” trip he made looks like a National Lampoon vacation movie Chevy Chase would have made 30 years ago.
Look forward to the Trudeaus visiting Dollywood dressed as Ma and Pa Kettle.