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- 0:00So if you watch my channel, you know that I absolutely despise Justin Trudeau
- 0:06and I'm a Pierre Poiliev supporter, so you might be surprised with my view
- 0:11on this story. And although I desperately want Trudeau out of office because I
- 0:16think he's destroying Canada, I'm not willing to lie to you to further that
- 0:20goal. But what's this all about, Well, let's go to this video
- 0:24first. Yes, mister speaker, I was a high school teacher before getting
- 0:28into politics. I'm having a little trouble remembering what exactly the job that the
- 0:32leader of the opposition had before getting into yes and Yes, and he left
- 0:38right in the middle of the semester, and I'm having trouble remembering why.
- 0:43So what Poiliev is referring to there is that Justin Trudeau, before he was
- 0:47in politics, was a high school teacher and he left his position halfway through
- 0:52a semester. And there has been rumor and speculation about why that happened.
- 0:57And obviously the speculation would be that school teacher has to leave halfway through the
- 1:00semester. You know where that's going some sort of bad behavior, And that
- 1:06may be true for all we know it is Trudeau after all, but the
- 1:10problem is that it is just rumor and there's no evidence of anything. And
- 1:14my point is that there are so many truly appalling things about Trudeau and things
- 1:19that Trudeau has done that we know of that are fact that it's not necessary
- 1:26to go to this rumor. I know that was just a one off a
- 1:29comment there, right, and maybe poor regrets it, maybe he doesn't,
- 1:33but you really don't need to go there. I mean, let's just go
- 1:34through Trudeau's greatest hits, all the scandals. I mean, just think about
- 1:38the Emergencies Act and freezing of bank accounts, and then there's the mandates,
- 1:44which he was against at first, and then he was four and then if
- 1:47you had his opinion from five months ago when he was against mandates, then
- 1:49you were a bigot. The ongoing Chinese interference scandal, What did he know,
- 1:53when did he know it? Why didn't he do anything? The national
- 1:57debt which has gone insane. Mass migration, it took in another million people
- 2:01in a country of thirty eight million people just in twenty twenty two. It's
- 2:06overwhelming our infrastructure, including our healthcare. Just ask your average Canadian if they've
- 2:10got a family doctor. Odds are they're going to say, no, oh
- 2:15did I mention blackface? Yeah, we can't forget the black face. I
- 2:19mean, there's so much scandal you could go on for an hour about it.
- 2:22Yeah. And so there's plenty of evidence of a bad judgment on his
- 2:24part, absolutely, But in terms of this specific accusation, and the accusation
- 2:30is that he had an affair with a student or the mother of a student,
- 2:34there really isn't any evidence. Again, maybe it's true, but you
- 2:38can't say it if you don't have any real evidence. And I would say
- 2:42that stuff like this it's a trap. It's a trap to make you look
- 2:45bad. You shouldn't go near it. Again, There's plenty of other stuff
- 2:49to be bad at Trudeau about. And this is all based on reporting from
- 2:53the Buffalo Chronicle, which does not seem to be a legitimate news source to
- 2:57me. The claim in this article is that he had an affair with an
- 3:01underage accuser, although no accuser has surfaced, and this is based on anonymous
- 3:07conversations with the supposed father of this student, And there doesn't appear to be
- 3:13any corroboration for any of this anywhere. And this just isn't something you can
- 3:17take at face value. Now, Trudeau wrote about why he left in his
- 3:22autobiography. He says he had a difference of opinion with the administration regarding the
- 3:25school newspaper. I don't put a lot of stock in anything that Trudeau says,
- 3:30obviously, because I honestly I don't believe a word that he says.
- 3:32But the headmaster of West Point Gray Academy said this of the situation. I
- 3:38can tell you with complete certainty there is no truth to any speculation that he
- 3:43was dismissed. He told me he'd enjoyed his first few years of teaching,
- 3:46yet was considering a return to Montreal in a year or so to continue his
- 3:51university studies. I wished Justin well and with a smile, so I thought
- 3:55he'd one day find himself in politics at some level. As far as I
- 3:59was coned, we pardoned company on good terms. So the headmaster it seems
- 4:03to think that they were on better terms than Justin did. But this was
- 4:08him being contacted after Justin Trudeau was already the prime minister, and you can
- 4:13imagine that he might not want to piss off Justin Trudeau. But again,
- 4:15I mean there doesn't seem to be anything concrete about any of this. Maybe
- 4:20true, we just don't know. And I think this was a slight misstep
- 4:26for Poileev. I don't think it was a huge misstep. I think it
- 4:29was a throwaway line. I don't think it's something that any of the Trudeau
- 4:33friendly press is going to want to linger on, because it's not the sort
- 4:36of thing they would want Canadians to think about in the first place. Because
- 4:40even just accusations or baseless rumors these days are damaging. So I think this
- 4:44will go away quickly. But the point is is that you don't need it.
- 4:49Why do you need this? There's so much else but even this headline
- 4:54here Pierre Poiliev calls out Justin Trudeau over being forced to resign. Well,
- 4:58there's no evidence he was forced to The headmaster says he left voluntarily. There's
- 5:01no evidence that anything else happened. I think we need to leave this sort
- 5:05of thing alone and just focus on the stuff, the stuff that we know
- 5:09for sure that he's actually done. And the stuff that we know he's done
- 5:12is more than bad enough. Anyway, Please subscribe, like and share,
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- 5:17I will see you next time.