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    1. tomato_tickler on

      Poilievres wife is venezuelan, she must be super happy that regime is finally gone.

    2. TheL0neG4mer on

      We live such a weird time….the beavertons article titles could be true…i have to look twice.

    3. AngryOcelot on

      I thought the Tweet was also Beaverton satire. Unfortunately it is real… 

      PP is the best thing to ever happen to the LPC. He saw Canadians reject MAGA and decided to double down. 

    4. Whole-Cow6391 on

      Is that satire based on a real tweet?

      I’m so far past a clear devision between satire and reality these days. And TBF, living in publicly funded housing while talking down on socialism is pretty on-brand for him.

    5. Psychedynamique on

      He’s a rat that would sell us all out in a second for a pat on the head from Elon

    6. Brodney_Alebrand on

      Poilievre is doing everything he can to make sure his base sticks with him during his leadership review. It just so happens that the things he needs to say to do that make him unelectable to regular Canadians.

    7. „Down with Socialism, Long live freedom“

      And there we have the FAR RIGHT WING PP show himself.

    8. Zealousideal_Rise879 on

      Barely satire. PP supporters are posting that they want the US to do the same to Canada.

      Can’t associate with anyone even “joking” about that.

    9. gooberfishie on

      I would’ve at least considered voting conservative next round. Imperialism is wrong. It’s evil. Those terms now apply to PP.

    10. USSMarauder on

      Careful Pierre

      >Today, the world is at war. A coalition of countries under the leadership of the U.K. and the U.S. is leading a military intervention to disarm Saddam Hussein. Yet Prime Minister Jean Chretien has left Canada outside this multilateral coalition of nations.

      >This is a serious mistake. For the first time in history, the Canadian government has not stood beside its key British and American allies in their time of need. The Canadian Alliance — the official opposition in parliament — supports the American and British position because we share their concerns, their worries about the future if Iraq is left unattended to, and their fundamental vision of civilization and human values. Disarming Iraq is necessary for the long-term security of the world, and for the collective interests of our key historic allies and therefore manifestly in the national interest of Canada. Make no mistake, as our allies work to end the reign of Saddam and the brutality and aggression that are the foundations of his regime, Canada’s largest opposition party, the Canadian Alliance will not be neutral. In our hearts and minds, we will be with our allies and friends. And Canadians will be overwhelmingly with us.

      >But we will not be with the Canadian government.

      >Modern Canada was forged in large part by war — not because it was easy but because it was right. In the great wars of the last century — against authoritarianism, fascism, and communism — Canada did not merely stand with the Americans, more often than not we led the way. We did so for freedom, for democracy, for civilization itself. These values continue to be embodied in our allies and their leaders, and scorned by the forces of evil, including Saddam Hussein and the perpetrators of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. That is why we will stand — and I believe most Canadians will stand with us — for these higher values which shaped our past, and which we will need in an uncertain future.

      Stephen Harper, March 2003

    11. Can we take a lesson from what happened in the US and instead of allowing these traitors to abuse our ‚tolerance‘ maybe we should take care of this before PP and his moron followers get us all killed.

    12. Is Pierre a „legitimate winner“ of his position? I mean fuck Maduro but Pierre is a joke.

    13. onethousandmonkey on

      You know, for a second there I believed this.
      What a time to live in…

    14. Kucked4life on

      Imagine aspiring to be the leader of an entire country while being this braindead. Snatches defeat from the jaws of victory by being too weak against Trump’s 51st state remarks. Nearly a year on from that he’s still hasn’t gotten the memo. **THE** defining attribute of this zeitgeist is a desire to resist imperialism and assimilation, particularly from south of the border.

      All the maple magas riding on PP are a bigger threat to this country than TFW by a long shot, no hyperbole.

    15. Erik_the_Human on

      Poilievre would be pleased as punch to be a Republican puppet placed in charge of Canada as a territory of the US. I don’t doubt that for a second. It would give him personal, domestically irrevocable, power.

      He’s a nasty but mostly ineffective man who enthusiastically spreads hatred in his quest to gain more political power.

    16. Climate_and_Science on

      Trump is bound to take this seriously. He doesn’t understand what the Beaverton is as evidenced by one of the recent articles published by the site.

    17. biscuitarse on

      Poilievre isn’t qualified to run a small town Kinsmen Club let alone a country

    18. I’m thankful that The Beaverton has found a level of ridiculousness that I can trust to be ridiculous.

    19. Hot-Celebration5855 on

      PSA to everyone in this sub overreacting to this. The Beaverton is a satire newspaper.

      He didn’t post this. They’re joking

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