• TRUDEAU: How to Wreck a Country [PART 1] | Ep 011

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 53 mins
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TRUDEAU: How to Wreck a Country [PART 1] | Ep 011

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  • On this episode, That Curious Cat discusses the current state of affairs within Canada, predominately the ongoing scandals, unethical breaches and wasteful spends of Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party of Canada - from Trudeau's own MPs wanting him gone, Bill C-293 passing the House of Commons, the Jasper fire investigation, Canada's war on Christianity, MAID's euthanasia program killing, to guns and crime. This episode acts as Part 1 of a series. Part 2 will be available on Friday, November 1. DISCLAIMER: This video is intended for entertainment purposes only, with all opinions voiced within exactly that - opinions. Visit me on: X - / thatcurious_cat Instagram - / thatcurious_cat Facebook - / ohthatcuriouscat Find the full audio show wherever you get your podcasts: Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2f9Bcy5... Amazon - https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/d... iHeart - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-th... You're welcome to email me at christa@thatcuriouscat.com with any questions. Thanks for watching, my fellow Curious Cats! #justinetrudeau #canada #wethenorth #lliberals #conservatives #pierrepoilievre #jagmeetsingh #ndp #toronto #rcmp #euthanasia #christian #christianity #israel #palestine #gaza #firstnations #jasper #jasperfires #opioidcrisis #canadianprimeminister #canadianpolitics #cdnpoli
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