Justin Trudeau Is Not Wasting Anymore Time

It looks like Justin Trudeau has certainly made up his mind. The Canadian Prime Minister is clearly not wasting his time anymore as he’s looking to quit his position as soon as possible. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Justin Trudeau Is Not Wasting Anymore Time

According to the latest reports, Justin Trudeau isn’t waiting until Wednesday to step down—he’s resigning effective immediately today, as he’s no longer even able to walk down the street.

However, it’s expected he’ll remain prime minister until a new leader is chosen. There are some reports that say he might stay in office well into the summer months.

It’s also been noted by some critics that Trudeau served as a puppet leader for the World Economic Forum, frequently rubbing shoulders with figures like George Soros, Klaus Schwab, Kevin Spacey, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Bono.

It’s also been noted that Trudeau was elected three times, most recently in 2021, when he remained in power but lost his governing majority. 

Of course, the internet certainly did have a lot to say about the matter. Some have even commented with, “All Justin Trudeau has ever been is a sell out. I’m sick of him, he brings nothing except for shame to Canadians and to what it means to be Canadian.”

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What’s Next For Justin Trudeau And Canada?

“Thank God he is gone…now maybe our Canadian neighbors can get their country back from the puppet masters.”

Another critic wrote, “Wonder if he’ll join that horrid Jacinda woman from NZ in her fair Harvard safe space. If so Trump should deport them both. Let the Kiwis and Canucks give them a proper working over.”

“The domino effect that is tearing down the tiles of globalism is not stopping.”

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