http://www.ucomics.com/doonesbury/2006/01/29/

Well, kinda, he calls them neo cons but does drop a jew name. (yes I guess that is naming a jew war monger) He could do so much more, yes he could, but he works for the wrong side. :mad:
Trudeau, another artsy fartsy commie canadian coming down to America acting like he knows something about us, ugh. Do ya think it is easier for a Canandian to attack the USA or an American? I figured that is why there are so many Canandians in our entertainment industry. I believe he is related to the famed canadian Trudeaus, ya know the ones, they helped bring Canada down in the 80's and delievered it up to ZOG, IMHO.

Well, kinda, he calls them neo cons but does drop a jew name. (yes I guess that is naming a jew war monger) He could do so much more, yes he could, but he works for the wrong side. :mad:
Trudeau, another artsy fartsy commie canadian coming down to America acting like he knows something about us, ugh. Do ya think it is easier for a Canandian to attack the USA or an American? I figured that is why there are so many Canandians in our entertainment industry. I believe he is related to the famed canadian Trudeaus, ya know the ones, they helped bring Canada down in the 80's and delievered it up to ZOG, IMHO.

Well, if some American cartoonists, leftist or otherwise, were to make the same antiwar statement, then Canadian cartoonists would not need to do so. He is filling a vacuum.

Well, if some American cartoonists, leftist or otherwise, were to make the same antiwar statement, then Canadian cartoonists would not need to do so. He is filling a vacuum.

Leftist and otherwise spend too much time chasing the white hard right winger bogey man. Canadians are socialist, no thank ya please. They beieve in the right wing bogey man too my friend. Zion carries a big stick in co-nuckie land.


The war is yet another ploy to divide the left and right white camps even more (each camp sucking big on the jew jewels) in the US and Canada and it works for izzy land of course. Hey ho.... :rolleyes:

I have paid plenty homage to Trudeau, but tides can turn and I can slag him. I don't trust him. He gives a little crumb, who knows if he understands the powers abound in the true racial way that we enjoy. I enjoyed his earlier stuff from Yale if memory is working to day, Yale papers or pages possible name of a book of those early years.

He mollifies it by including step n' fetch it shegro Rice as an "architect of this war." By herself that entity couldn't pull off architect of a doghouse. Still, I was surprised to see Perle and "especially Wolfowitz" in a nationally syndicated cartoon.

I's reckon he does deserve a nod in good cheer.

Not bad. But like most leftists he makes the mistake of thinking that the Republican party and the Neo-Cons and Bush and Rumsfeld et al. are actually representative of conservatism. NOTHING about this current administration is conservative or right leaning.

Can the left put the dots together? The key phrase that might set off Doonesbury readers would be "especially Wolfowitz".

Dots being WolfoWITZ+obvious jewish name+War in Iraq+homesick soldiers+Israeli regional interests=a war orchestrated by a group of people who are working for the interests of Israel, and not their country of residence, the USA. Thus, the Iraq War in no way benefits the USA, neutralized terrorist threats included.

And most importantly for the American sheeple to realize that their fellow whites, be they conservative or liberal, Democrat or Republican, are no longer in charge. They answer to the ZOG.

Come on Doonesbury readers, lets get to muttering about those Zionist warmongers and their evil ways.

Trudeau is a jew ! Same as Pierre Trudeau, former Canadian PM who started the massive move to the left for formerly conservative Canada.

http://images.ucomics.com/comics/db/2006/db060129.gif

Hah! My nickname when I was in the navy was Mr. Peabody (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Peabody). Although I wasn't a WN back then, just a know-it-all.

Trudeau is a jew ! Same as Pierre Trudeau, former Canadian PM who started the massive move to the left for formerly conservative Canada.Evidence, please.

He mollifies it by including step n' fetch it shegro Rice as an "architect of this war." By herself that entity couldn't pull off architect of a doghouse. Still, I was surprised to see Perle and "especially Wolfowitz" in a nationally syndicated cartoon.

Rice would seem to be in the same group with the Monkey Boy Prez - a nonjew face the Neocohens set up to hide behind.

What is the hook nosed darkie in the strip supposed to be? Half Jew, half black? The Devil?

Evidence, please.

Trudeau, like Shapiro , Cohen and Bronfman is an exclusively jewish name.


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Trudeau, like Shapiro , Cohen and Bronfman is an exclusively jewish name.
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Sources? Cohen and Shapiro and Bronfman are common Jew names. Trudeau is not a common name of any provenance. If you are right, you have not yet proven so.

Unless his four grandparents are identified, it is unknown whether he was a jew. He sure SMELLED like a jew, but if so, he was passing as non, which a lot of them do.

October 12, 2000
Tishrei 13, 5761

Candlelighting/
Havdalah

Trudeau & Canadian Jewry
By IRVING ABELLA
Special to The CJN
hat is there left to say? With the long headstart provided by his children who announced weeks ago that their father was gravely ill, the media had ample opportunity to prepare for the death of Pierre Elliot Trudeau. And for the past two weeks a torrent of words flooded the country. Everyone, it seemed, had a memory of Trudeau; everyone had something to add to the public dialogue. He impacted us in so many different ways.



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Montreal community remembers Trudeau
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And so we read and listened while old friends, pundits, fellow politicians, supporters, opponents and ordinary Canadians reminisced, or told us of chance meetings with Trudeau, or of his life-altering influence on them, or our country, or on Canadian politics.
But largely missing from this remarkable outpouring of grief was any discussion of the seminal role played by Trudeau in forcing the entry into Canada's ruling circles of its minorities.
Because of Trudeau, Canadian governments would never be the same; they would be more reflective of the country they served. More than any other of our leaders, it was Trudeau who made sure that Canada's ethnic minorities would no longer feel like they were guests, as if they did not belong in this country. He made them feel at home.
Though allowing visible minorities into the country and stripping our immigration laws of their racist character had begun earlier under John Diefenbaker and Lester Pearson, it was the Trudeau administration which ultimately liberalized Canada's immigration laws. It was one of the objectives of his Just Society to move Canadian society ahead of its time, to make the world welcome in Canada and to elevate the country's ethnic communities on an equal pedestal with the English and the French. And he succeeded.
Perhaps his greatest success was the Canadian Jewish community. One anecdote says it all.
While attending a Jewish function in Montreal in the mid 1970s, Trudeau was approached by one of his constituents who congratulated him for appointing three Jews to his cabinet. The Prime Minister responded: "I did? Who are they?"
Apocryphal, perhaps, but nonetheless telling. It is clear that Trudeau believed in merit and was blind to race, religion, or colour. He was comfortable in surrounding himself with the best Canada had to offer, whether they were English, French, Jewish, Italian ‹ indeed anyone with talent.
He was intolerant of intolerance and was gleeful in confounding conventional wisdom, bucking public opinion and refusing to pander to prejudice. He was determined to blast open sectors of Canadian society that for too long had been closed to Jews and others.
In the first 100 years of Canada's existence, no Jew had ever been appointed to the federal cabinet. Some had come close ‹ the dynamic David Croll was shunted off to the Senate in 1950 rather than being given the cabinet appointment he so richly deserved.
But the moment he took office, in a decisive and symbolic break with Canadian tradition and custom, Trudeau appointed Herb Gray to his cabinet. Other Jews would soon follow: Jack Austin, Barney Danson and Robert Kaplan would serve in subsequent Trudeau cabinets.
There was more. Trudeau was determined to permanently demolish the wall of restrictions and practices that had barred Jews from public service. And he did it in the most triumphant way. He appointed Bora Laskin to the Supreme Court of Canada and shortly thereafter he made him Chief Justice of Canada. Strikingly, there has never been another Jew on the Supreme Court since. At the same time he appointed the country's first four Jewish provincial chief justices ‹ Sam Freedman in Manitoba, Nathan Nemetz in British Columbia, Allan Gold in Quebec and Constance Glube in Nova Scotia.
It is clear that Trudeau delighted in blazing new paths and breaking down outworn barriers. His governments were full of bright, young Jewish men and women. Alan Gottlieb became the country's first Jewish under secretary of state for external affairs and later ambassador to the United States. Simon Reisman, Mickey Cohen, Bernard and Sylvia Ostry amongst others became deputy ministers of key departments. Martin Goldfarb, pollster extraordinaire, became one of the Trudeau's trusted confidants as did Carl Goldenberg and Jerry Grafstein. And dozens of Jews took up senior positions in the public service and the judiciary.
While. like all Canadians, Jews benefitted from other Trudeau initiatives such as the Charter of Rights, it was his multicultural policies which had a more immediate and dramatic impact.
For Trudeau, multiculturalism was a way of opening long-closed minds and reminding Canadians that their's is not simply a country of two founding peoples, but that other groups Allan Brofman (left) and Saul Hayes, executive director of Canadian Jewish Congress, meet with Trudeau in mid-1970s on Parliament Hill.
have played a substantial role in the growth and development of Canada ‹ a role that for too many years had been ignored.
As he put it: "There is no official culture, nor does any ethnic group take precedence over any other. No citizen or group of citizens is any other than Canadian and all should be treated fairly."
Trudeau believed that if the state respected people for who they were, they in turn would be loyal to the state. Trudeau's vision was of a Canadian identity based on cultural pluralism. He made the Canadian mosaic our national cliche, our single most important national characteristic.
Under his inspiration, diversity became a positive value in Canada and it made it easier and more acceptable for minority groups, such as Jews, to maintain a separate identity and even a separate culture.
Where everyone is a hyphenated Canadian, Jews do not stand out from others when they include the Jewish, as well as the Canadian element in their identity. Because most of the Jewish community consists of immigrants and their descendants, the encouragement of ethnic distinctiveness was crucial in creating an environment in which Jews can live comfortably as Jews while participating in all aspects of Canadian society.
Yet Trudeau's relationship with the Jewish community was not always smooth, and on occasion it was very rocky. Unlike some other prime ministers, Trudeau had little visceral attachment to Israel or the Holy Land. He was staunchly anti-nationalist both at home and abroad, and Zionism was foreign to him. He certainly was friendly to the Jewish state, but no more than was necessary for a member of parliament who represented the largest Jewish constituency in the country.
On several key issues involving Israel he was at odds with Jewish leadership. Despite an enormous lobbying campaign he refused to pass legislation forbidding Canadian firms to comply with the Arab boycott of Israel. Though the United States and even the government of Ontario had passed such legislation, Trudeau was adamant; there would be no anti-boycott laws passed by his government.
Throughout his tenure he seriously toyed with the idea of dealing with "responsible elements" of the PLO. And while he cancelled one United Nations conference in Canada because PLO representatives would be present, he allowed another one to take place, despite the vigorous protests of Jewish organizations.
Nor did Trudeau show much sympathy for the dissident movements in Eastern Europe, including Refuseniks in the Soviet Union. As his biographer ruefully comments: "Trudeau saw them as irresponsible agents of disorder who might disturb the world's delicate status quo."
But that was Trudeau ‹ a man of contradictions, a champion of civil rights who imposed the War Measures Act, a staunch defender of human rights who opposed dissenters in the Soviet bloc.
It was the issue of Nazi war criminals in Canada that most infuriated the Jewish community. Despite the constant badgering of Jewish leaders and even from his own Solicitor-General Robert Kaplan, Trudeau refused to allow the prosecution of these alleged mass murderers. And he did so, he later explained, for the well-being of Canadian Jewry. As he told some astounded academics several years after he retired: "Going after war criminals would be bad for the Jews. It would create ethnic tensions, divide immigrant groups and weaken multiculturalism" He did allow the extradition of one war criminal to West Germany, but the thousands of others in Canada would not be disturbed.
Clearly Pierre Trudeau was a man of many facets. He appealed to the best in us, yet he did not always behave as we hoped. But his impact on his country was immeasurable. His Canada was a new and different Canada, a nation of decency and humanity, free of bigotry and parochialism, full of promise and hope for all of its peoples.
That he sometimes disappointed the Jewish community should not be a surprise nor should it detract from his singular contribution. He helped us take our proper place in Canadian society and for that we should be eternally grateful.

Irving Abella is the Shiff Professor of Canadian Jewish Studies at York University and president of the Canadian Historical Association.

I googled Trudeau and jewish and didn't get much proof.

At least one jew doesn't like him:

Pierre Trudeau as Supporter of Dictatorships

Pierre Trudeau has a long history of supporting dictators. His first support of dictators was Trudeau's dressing as a German soldier and riding around Jewish suburbs of Montreal DURING WORLD WAR II (as reported by Mordecai Richler). (http://<font%20size=&quot;3&quot;><font%20color=&quot;/#0032b4&quot;><b>Pierre Trudeau as Supporter of Dictatorships</b></p><p style=&quot;margin:0px&quot;></p><p style=&quot;margin:0px&quot;>Pierre Trudeau has a long history of supporting dictators. His first support of dictators was Trudeau's dressing as a German soldier and riding around Jewish suburbs of Montreal DURING WORLD WAR II (as reported by Mordecai Richler). </font></font>)

http://www.freealberta.com/trudeau.html


Trudeau, like Shapiro , Cohen and Bronfman is an exclusively jewish name.


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His cousin Gary Trudeau looks just like an Israeli. What was the PM's mother's name? Much more significant than his dad's. Unknown mother's name= Shapiro, Levy or Cohen, most likely.

There are several Trudeaus who come up in Yahoo - Paul, a snake oil salesman, Mirzy Trudeau, don't know who that is, but sounds like a jew and a few others. "Rabbi Trudeau" doesn't get anything.

Oh, well for fuck's sake, he not only smells like a Jew, he LOOKS like a Jew if you turn him sideways. Also, but there is something mysterious and unknown in his scottish mother's family tree. Her last name was Elliot.

http://www.monarchist.ca/cmn/opinion.htm

As an unfortunate citizen of Absurdistan, I would like to take this opportunity to tell you that Pierre Trudeau is the worst, most awful prime minister we have ever had.

Jewish? I doubt it.

Don't .....

Oh, well for fuck's sake, he not only smells like a Jew, he LOOKS like a Jew if you turn him sideways.

Bingo !

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I can't say there was absolutely no Chosen™ in the woodpile, then, but if you look at him sideways he looks Indian "aboriginal". Also, he was a Catholic, though that doesn't prove anything, I know. I can't figure out why he would have worn that German helmet back during WW 2, either, as an apparent joke.

Also, there was that suspicious whine in his voice, and his contempt for agriculture - when some Canadian farmers were bitching at him about his lack of concern, he smirked, "Why should I sell your grain?" He is much remembered for that here in Absurdistan.

Before Pierre, Canada was a wonderful country.
He was instrumental in the left-turn that Canada took, along with mass immigration from the pits of hell.

Of course, having read that article by Irving Abella of CJC posted by Abzug, it sure sounds like Pee-air Trudeau was a bigtime jewlover but nevertheless I don't think we will ever know for sure if he was one himself unless some family member comes forward with the info.

You may not :)




In time, all will be revealed.