FED Issue #22 - Trudeau expresses sorrow at death of dictator responsible for thousands of deaths.

http://pm.gc.ca/eng/news/2016/11/26/...t-fidel-castro

“It is with deep sorrow that I learned today of the death of Cuba’s longest serving President.

“Fidel Castro was a larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century. A legendary revolutionary and orator, Mr. Castro made significant improvements to the education and healthcare of his island nation.

“While a controversial figure, both Mr. Castro’s supporters and detractors recognized his tremendous dedication and love for the Cuban people who had a deep and lasting affection for “el Comandante”.
“I know my father was very proud to call him a friend and I had the opportunity to meet Fidel when my father passed away. It was also a real honour to meet his three sons and his brother President Raúl Castro during my recent visit to Cuba.

“On behalf of all Canadians, Sophie and I offer our deepest condolences to the family, friends and many, many supporters of Mr. Castro. We join the people of Cuba today in mourning the loss of this remarkable leader.”

This "remarkable" leader:

1) Almost started WW III
2) murdered and arrested thousands
3) funded guerrilla wars and killers like Che in Central America and Africa keeping wars going for years (ex. Columbia)
4) sent funds and trainers to help terrorists like Qaddafi and Arafat
5) provided illegal weapons shipments to terrorists and guerrillas responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands
6) ignored international laws... heck Cuba was caught smuggling weapons to North Korea just 2 years ago.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pict...?frame=2619563


My say on it....he avoided justice in this life... but one less dictator in the world. :thumbup:

Cuba, one SMALL step closer to freedom.

Of course, wasn't his father a member of the communist party at one time ?? Enough to make one barf !!!

Number 1 trending on Twitter shows how much people take Justin seriously.... NOT AT ALL. He truly is a dictator admiring embarrassment to Canada!

#trudeaueulogies


A few examples

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  #trudeaueulogies Trudeau would praise Bin Laden for contributions to aviation and architecture.

Steve Kaufman ‏@farmboyJDT72 5m5 minutes ago

Justin-never-says-anything-True-deau @davidakin Fidel Castro dies #TrudeauEulogies http://natpo.st/2gsg1vt "


Richard Ciano ‏@richardciano 8m8 minutes ago #trudeaueulogies Today I bid adieu to Jeffrey Dahmer, known for his culinary adventurism. For Jeffrey there were no taboos in the kitchen.


Bob Fitz ‏@rjfitz66 While Mr Hitler may have differences with a few races, his contribution to the autobahn should be honoured. #trudeaueulogies




Josh Hood ‏@ncpack2010 31m31 minutes ago I am sad to hear of the death of Heinrich Himmler, he was a very successful chicken farmer who had an impact on millions #trudeaueulogies


J.J. McCullough ‏@JJ_McCullough 4h4 hours ago #trudeaueulogies “Today we say goodbye to Mr. Mussolini, the former Italian prime minister best known for his competent train-management.”

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Originally Posted by mosquito

http://pm.gc.ca/eng/news/2016/11/26/...t-fidel-castro

“It is with deep sorrow that I learned today of the death of Cuba’s longest serving President.

“Fidel Castro was a larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century. A legendary revolutionary and orator, Mr. Castro made significant improvements to the education and healthcare of his island nation.

“While a controversial figure, both Mr. Castro’s supporters and detractors recognized his tremendous dedication and love for the Cuban people who had a deep and lasting affection for “el Comandante”.
“I know my father was very proud to call him a friend and I had the opportunity to meet Fidel when my father passed away. It was also a real honour to meet his three sons and his brother President Raúl Castro during my recent visit to Cuba.

“On behalf of all Canadians, Sophie and I offer our deepest condolences to the family, friends and many, many supporters of Mr. Castro. We join the people of Cuba today in mourning the loss of this remarkable leader.”

This "remarkable" leader:

1) Almost started WW III
2) murdered and arrested thousands
3) funded guerrilla wars and killers like Che in Central America and Africa keeping wars going for years (ex. Columbia)
4) sent funds and trainers to help terrorists like Qaddafi and Arafat
5) provided illegal weapons shipments to terrorists and guerrillas responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands
6) ignored international laws... heck Cuba was caught smuggling weapons to North Korea just 2 years ago.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pict...?frame=2619563


My say on it....he avoided justice in this life... but one less dictator in the world. :thumbup:

Cuba, one SMALL step closer to freedom.

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"Remarkable " is a pretty safe word- doesn't have to mean "good'. :)

Yep....the Boy Blunder showed his true ignorance! He has embarrassed the entire country! And he says he spoke for all Canadians....I think not !!

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Originally Posted by Sharon

"Remarkable " is a pretty safe word- doesn't have to mean "good'. :)

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True... he was remarkable for the amount of tyranny, death and destruction he caused.... but a soon as he said "deep sorrow" it was pure BS and "mourning the loss" of someone who provided trainers and weapons to terrorists like the PLO and guerrillas in Columbia etc. it is like what the #trudeaueulogies are pointing out with "eulogies" to Adolf Hitler, Mussolini etc.


http://www.macleans.ca/politics/trud...o-controversy/
Ben Harper has.

The younger Harper tweeted, “Castro was a monstrous leader, and the world is better off now he’s dead.”

He also tweeted that Trudeau’s statement is “an embarrassment for Canada.”

In his statement, Trudeau offered his condolences “on behalf of Canadians”.

Is this a real statement or a parody? Because if this is a real statement from the PM of Canada it is shameful & embarrassing. https://t.co/lFXeqU7Ws0

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) November 26, 2016

Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, who is also of Cuban descent, agreed with Rubio, calling Trudeau’s remarks "disgraceful."

I would put ANY praise of Castro in the same category as praise of Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot, I notice #NotMyPM is also common and have to agree!

This about says it....

Trudeau’s turn from cool to laughing stock

Terry Glavin on how Justin Trudeau’s lament for the dictator Fidel Castro confirmed every lampoon of the prime minister’s foreign-policy vacuity




http://www.macleans.ca/news/trudeaus...aughing-stock/
Trudeau made himself synonymous with Canada. He made Canada cool again. It was fun while it lasted.

By the early hours of Saturday morning, Havana time, Trudeau was an international laughing stock. Canada’s “brand,” so carefully constructed in Vogue photo essays and Economist magazine cover features, seemed to suddenly implode into a bonspiel of the vanities, with humiliating headlines streaming from the Washington Post to the Guardian, and from Huffington Post to USA Today.
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Reporters Without Borders ranks Cuba at 171 out of 180 countries in press freedom, worse than Iran, worse than Saudi Arabia, worse than Zimbabwe.
So fine, let’s overlook the 5,600 Cubans Fidel Castro executed by firing squad, the 1,200 known to have been liquidated in extrajudicial murders, the tens of thousands dispatched to forced labour camps, or the fifth of the Cuban population that was either driven into the sea or fled the country in terror.
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Ten years ago, when he was handing the presidency to Raúl, Forbes magazine calculated that Fidel’s personal wealth was already nearly a billion dollars.
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Castro’s death should not be mourned. It should be celebrated, loudly and happily.


Although I always thought of him as a bafoon Justin has earned the title over and over.... and #trudeaueulogies is still trending last I looked.


Though he was a controversial figure, Jason Voorhees was a very loving son who shared a great bond with his mother #trudeaueuologies


This has been Twitter and maybe we just found Justin's daddy???
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CyS-q_VWEAQTZ1z.jpg

What would you expect from an imbecile who thinks "budgets balance themselves" ?

Who votes for these fools.

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Originally Posted by glen

Who votes for these fools.

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bigger ones.

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Originally Posted by terrym

bigger ones.

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No argument about the fools but....things that make you go hmmmmm......



Is Justin Trudeau The Son Of Fidel Castro?

She remembers Castro during that visit as a “very warm and charming man — I enjoyed him.”

-Margaret Trudeau on Fidel Castro

http://magafeed.com/is-justin-trudea...-fidel-castro/



Just look at the split shot!

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Originally Posted by mosquito

This has been Twitter and maybe we just found Justin's daddy???
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CyS-q_VWEAQTZ1z.jpg

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Not speaking ill of a dead dictator crosses a line that praising a live one doesn't?

I gave up trying to figure that vacuous jacka** and the rest of the LPOC minions out. I just get a headache. They should just lock him in his office and leave him there.

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Originally Posted by mosquito

No argument about the fools but....things that make you go hmmmmm......



Is Justin Trudeau The Son Of Fidel Castro?

She remembers Castro during that visit as a “very warm and charming man — I enjoyed him.”

-Margaret Trudeau on Fidel Castro

http://magafeed.com/is-justin-trudea...-fidel-castro/



Just look at the split shot!

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now look at a picture of PET. I always said the pony looks nothing like the balding PET. Now we know why Ponyboy likes dictatorships and communists. He's genetically predisposed. :ninja:

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Originally Posted by terrym

now look at a picture of PET. I always said the pony looks nothing like the balding PET. Now we know why Ponyboy likes dictatorships and communists. He's genetically predisposed. :ninja:

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They didn't visit Cuba until 76 and idiot boy was born in 71 so unless someone can put Castro in Ottawa in 71.... but what a resemblance! :moose::moose:

Please take a look at who he replaced.

You also need to look at the Capitalistic governments and what they did in that same area as well. I am not saying Castro was great but Batista was evil and the CIA put dictators who murdered way more people then who died in Cuba over the same time frame.

I saw a post about 5600 killed by firing squad since the revolution, 1440 were killed in the US since 1976. Not exactly the same but no innocence from the US on this either.

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Originally Posted by mosquito

They didn't visit Cuba until 76 and idiot boy was born in 71 so unless someone can put Castro in Ottawa in 71.... but what a resemblance! :moose::moose:

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You're talking about "official visits" on the record with photographers. Given Maggie's thing for famous men and PET's relationship with Castro I wouldn't be surprised at all he's Fidel's son.

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Originally Posted by terrym

You're talking about "official visits" on the record with photographers. Given Maggie's thing for famous men and PET's relationship with Castro I wouldn't be surprised at all he's Fidel's son.

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It is an amazing likeness when you put them side by side.

Amazing how many idiots out there are ignoring the funding,weapons sales and training of terrorists like the PLO, Columbia guerrillas, Khadafi and even the recent weapons smuggling to North Korea just 2 years ago. I see one comment by an ideologue or someone that didn't even add water to the Kool-aid making comparisons to execution of murderers with a trial and the rounding up and trial-less murder....they seem clueless about the labour camps,arrest of the press etc.

https://www.quora.com/How-many-death...esponsible-for

based on the work of Professor Armando Lago. The number is at least 10,000, and likely approaches 100,000.


The left has a long history of holocaust denial involving left regimes, and that began with the New York Times’s denial of mass starvations in Ukraine in the 1930s. Its reporter, Walter Duranty, deliberately lied about the mass deaths there, which numbered in the range of 10 million, and the New York Times continues to refuse to return the Pulitzer Prize Mr. Duranty won for his lies concerning Stalin’s forced starvation of Ukrainian kulaks or wealthy peasants, which numbered approximately 10 million. The Times similarly skated over the mass killing in China when, for example, an article by John Kenneth Galbraith in the 1972 New York Times Magazine extolled the Chinese regime at a time when it had murdered between 25 million and 60 million citizens Similarly, Noam Chomsky has repeatedly engaged in holocaust denial about Cambodia.


An excerpt from the Wall Street Journal article is as follows:

Cuba Archive President Maria Werlau says the total number of victims could be higher by a factor of 10. Project Vice President Armando Lago, a Harvard-trained economist, has spent years studying the cost of the revolution and he estimates that almost 78,000 innocents may have died trying to flee the dictatorship. Another 5,300 are known to have lost their lives fighting communism in the Escambray Mountains (mostly peasant farmers and their children) and at the Bay of Pigs. An estimated 14,000 Cubans were killed in Fidel's revolutionary adventures abroad, most notably his dispatch of 50,000 soldiers to Angola in the 1980s to help the Soviet-backed regime fight off the Unita insurgency.

Please.
Pure evil is all around. Call it what it is. Call them what they are. That what will help loosen their control.

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Originally Posted by terrym

You're talking about "official visits" on the record with photographers. Given Maggie's thing for famous men and PET's relationship with Castro I wouldn't be surprised at all he's Fidel's son.

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Ole Maggie was know to be a groupie and had plenty of opportunity to travel, who's to say she wasn't in Cuba before their official visit.

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

Of course, wasn't his father a member of the communist party at one time ?? Enough to make one barf !!!

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[COLOR=#000000]She remembers Castro during that visit as a “very warm and charming man — I enjoyed him.”
-Margaret Trudeau on Fidel Castro

Maybe his father WAS Castro. Uncanny resemblance to Fidel throughout their similar ages.

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