Tuesday 20 September 2022 03:08 PM MEGHAN MCCAIN: Trudeau offends millions belting out a Queen karaoke hit as ... trends now
'I see a little silhouetto of a man, Scaramouch, Scaramouch, will you do the Fandango!' — Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
O Canada, you must be so proud.
As we've all seen by now, pretty-boy Prime Minister Trudeau was caught on camera (possibly drunkenly) singing Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody (and poorly at that) in a hotel bar on Saturday night before the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II in London on Monday.
The amateur video shows Trudeau with members of the Canadian delegation, who had come to attend the somber event.
He is seen dressed casually in a t-shirt absolutely belting out the lyrics to the famous song in a fashion that would really have been better suited for a late-night karaoke bar than a lobby in public view, as mourners gathered to honor the most respected and admired woman in the United Kingdom's modern history.
This was not a celebratory time. It was a time of global mourning, particularly for Canadians, whose country is part of the British Commonwealth.
Who would be so thoughtless and disrespectful?
Of course, it's Trudeau.
This is the same person who lectured a female Canadian student for using the word 'mankind' during a question-and-answer event.
'We like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind, because it's more inclusive,' he blathered.
Oh yes! By all means, we don't want to offend delicate sensibilities.
But performing a bad Freddie Mercury impression as millions of people in the United Kingdom and billions around the world mourned the queen – that's just fine.
Honestly, it's par for the course.
During his almost eight years as Prime Minister, Trudeau has become an avatar for everything that people globally find insufferable about the virtue-signaling, self-righteous left.
Trudeau (above) is seen dressed casually in a t-shirt absolutely belting out the lyrics to the famous song in a fashion that would really have been better suited for a late-night karaoke bar than a lobby in public view, as mourners collect to honor the most respected and admired woman in the United Kingdom's modern history.
First, numerous, now-infamous photos that emerged during his re-election campaign showing him in full blackface (above) at parties as a student and later as a teacher.
He's an unrealistic, slick parody of what we think of when we envision what woke politics have done to western culture and how progressive men present themselves to the world.
They stand above the crowd, looking down and judging. They have some special insight into how the 'civilized' behave. The rest of us must be instructed, by force if necessary.
But to paraphrase Freddie Mercury, it's 'just fantasy'.
Two things come immediately to mind when I think of the careful caricature that is Justin Trudeau.
First, numerous, now-infamous photos that emerged during his re-election campaign showing him in full blackface at parties as a student and later as a teacher.
If you haven't seen them, do a quick google search. The photos are horribly
