Canada’s Prime Ministrel
Shortly before a fourth example surfaced of Justin Trudeau’s blackface compulsion, Mark Steyn wrote the finest piece yet on Canada’s race-switching PM.
Shortly before a fourth example surfaced of Justin Trudeau’s blackface compulsion, Mark Steyn wrote the finest piece yet on Canada’s race-switching PM:
The Toronto Star, like all good government-subsidized Canadian media, has been doing its best to neutralize the mammy songs. The most potentially damaging of the three (so far) blackface incidents is the middle one – a grainy video from the 1990s showing Boy Justin capering about like an ape.
Another new picture of Justin Trudeau has emerged. This is the FOURTH instance of blackface. pic.twitter.com/JLBXxQOBRx
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) October 2, 2019
So the Star set its crack investigators on the story and tracked down a much better version of the video, and conclusively proved that Tories were misleading the public when they claimed that the Prime Ministrel in blackface, blackarms, blacklegs and blackwhatever-other-appendage was wearing a T-shirt with a banana on it.
After all, the banana would imply Justin is a racist who likens black people to monkeys. Whereas prancing around in full-body blackface waving your arms and sticking your tongue out implies no such monkey-like slur.
Video has emerged showing Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau in black face (and black knees). pic.twitter.com/fX7c7rt3tT
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) September 29, 2019
So the Star's new HD minstrel video is of sufficient quality to show that the banana on the T-shirt is, in fact, the beak of a toucan. Unfortunately, the new video is also of sufficient quality to show that the banana is instead stuffed down Justin's trousers.
We've heard @JustinTrudeau say over the last week that he didn't know that blackface was wrong in 2001 but he should have. Well watch this video where Trudeau explains, in 2016, that he had actually studied this in teachers college in 1997#cdnpoli #elxn43https://t.co/7pznRkYoWV
— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) September 26, 2019
It’s Steyn, so read on. Meanwhile, in Sydney:
A Sydney mum has called for Luna Park to remove a “vile” caricature from its Coney Island section, describing the 84-year-old artwork as “racist as f**k”.
The sign, which dates back to the heritage-listed park’s opening in 1935, depicts a woman at a fortune-telling machine, which reads, “You will meet a dark gentleman soon.”
Standing to the side of the machine is a dark-skinned man with exaggerated features. “Why the f**k is this still on the wall at Luna Park?” the woman wrote in a local Facebook group yesterday. “The caricature is vile.”
Reached for comment via Facebook, the mum said her daughter was “shocked” when she noticed the sign during a visit to the park.
Relax, lady. It was probably just an old Trudeau campaign ad.