A Blueprint explaining how Pierre Elliott Trudeau was form to killed our democracy

Ah, the famous Trudeau! No, not Justin… His father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau. I'll ask you a direct question: do you know him? …probably not!

Ahhhhhh (exasperated tone) - If only Canadians could do a quick overview of their prime minister or those who represent us. If only Canadians would do their homework properly.

When I say quick overview, I'm not talking about a biography! I'm talking at least some research on the institutions they studied at and a quick overview of their professional careers!

NHL fanboys know the players' names by heart, the number of goals per year, and the number of Stanley Cups the team has won, but they can't name even five Canadian PMs! That's a costly ignorance.

If only this applied to elections too, JT wouldn't have come to power even once, I guarantee you.

Today you'll delve into the story of Pierre Elliott Trudeau... Tell me what you think in the comments.

(Okay, fine! Hmm, hmm, I'll start)

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Pierre Elliott Trudeau Background:

Pierre Elliott Trudeau was born in 1919 in Montreal, in the Outremont neighborhood (577 Durocher Street). He grew up in a wealthy family. His father sold his garage and repair shops during the Great Depression and quickly invested in businesses that allowed him to increase his fortune: Sullivan Mines, Belmont Amusement Park, and the Montreal Royals baseball team.

Pierre Elliott studied at the Jesuit college Jean-de-Brébeuf in Montreal and graduated in 1940. Yes, you read that right: a school founded by the Jesuits!

Those who govern us are often influenced by doctrines acquired through universities, colleges, or specific economic institutions!

The political system can sometimes resemble a caste system! Have you ever seen a Prime Minister with only a high school diploma, without having attended any specific university? I haven't.

Pierre Elliott Trudeau was influenced by Jesuit professors, notably François Hertel, Father Llewellyn, Guy Viau, and Robert Bernier.

Pierre Elliott was part of a group he created with his Jesuit mentor, François Hertel, which they called "The Club of the Dying"! With a name like that, you could almost see it as a branch of Skull & Bones. According to the limited information I've been able to find, this group was established as a kind of cult.

At 15, he inherited his father's company assets upon his death.

Thanks to this inheritance, Pierre Elliott traveled extensively around the world and pursued an education that most Canadians couldn't afford!

In 1946, he studied political science in Paris at a former Jesuit college now known as the École des Sciences Politiques (Sciences Po).

He also studied at the London School of Economics! The Labour Party originated from the Fabian Society, and the Fabian Society itself was funded by the Labour Party, which in turn emerged directly from the Fabian Society. Among the students of the LSE are influential political figures representing a range of ideologies, including communism, Marxism, and even socialist theories. Many important political figures studied there and went on to hold strategic positions.

He has considerable experience in education, that's true! However, that's not the profile I'd like to see in my next Prime Minister. Pierre Elliott Trudeau is a Marxist, and he proudly boasts about it in his memoirs!

He met several prominent figures in our history, which leads me to seriously question the foundations of our country under his government!

Pierre Elliott Trudeau was ready for anything, without the slightest remorse; he disguised himself as an Arab and jumped into a military vehicle. Caught red-handed by the authorities at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, did you know he was even accused of espionage? In the climate of suspicion during the war, the authorities openly suspected him of being a "spy in the pay of the Jews."

His first visit dates back to 1949, when he was intrigued by the thousands of soldiers wounded by the Red Army wandering the streets. Fascinated by the Maoist revolution, he maintained ties with the Chinese Communist Party. Upon assuming power in 1968, he accelerated the rapprochement with Beijing and met with Mao in 1970.

Conclusion & Shocking Question The paradox is striking: a segment of North America today claims to be fiercely anti-China, yet voted for the political protégé of a Maoist admirer.

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