Nazi Grandfather: Wars and Justin Trudeau

nazi grandfather: Most problematic is Chrystia Freeland whose well-documented hostility towards Russia raises questions about her suitability for the foreign affairs post, according to Rabble. She got off almost scot-free for blatantly lying about her Nazi grandfather. It reflects itself in various ways but it seems that wars -- old wars, current wars and future wars -- have gripped the minds of our political elite and their courtiers in the media. Justin Trudeau lost his reason regarding the U.S. missile attack on Syria and we were subjected to an extra-heavy dose of non-sense about Vimy Ridge with Trudeau opining that this was Canada at its best. But Canada at its best How about when we finally gave women the vote Or when we established universal medicare When we decriminalized abortion Ended the death penalty When we refused to get sucked into the Iraq war When Canada invented UN peacekeeping Or when we took in Syrian refugees As for the mendacious Ms. Really That was our best This grotesque war that sent millions of innocent young men -- from all combatant countries -- to their meaningless deaths is what defined us as a nation We should obviously mourn the deaths of all those young people forced to sacrifice their lives for nothing. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.