Justin Trudeau, the global crybaby is back!

Well, folks, gather ’round, because we’ve got quite the spectacle on our hands! Justin Trudeau is acting like that kid at school who threw a fit because he got a packet of Cheetos without the iconic Tazos. Yep, you read that right! It’s been more than a fortnight, and Trudeau still seems to be stuck in the “India hangover.”

But wait, there’s more! Trudeau isn’t just sulking in a corner. Oh no, he’s taken his grumbling to the global stage. Can you believe it? Now, of all things, he’s using the ongoing Israel-Hamas war to whine about India in front of other world leaders like the King of Jordan and the president of the UAE. It’s like watching a soap opera unfold in real-time, only that this one is way more entertaining!

Trudeau is following in the footsteps of Zelensky, who once tried to pull off a similar stunt with the Western powers. Spoiler alert: None of them have succeeded with their little programs so far! But hey, that’s not stopping them from trying, right?

So, if you’re ready for a rollercoaster of international drama and political antics, strap in, because Trudeau and his antics are taking us on a wild ride. Stick around as we delve deeper into this bizarre turn of events, and maybe, just maybe, we’ll uncover the real reason behind Trudeau’s Cheetos and Tazos-sized tantrum.

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“India must be brought to task!”

Hold onto your hats, folks, because we’ve got ourselves a diplomatic rollercoaster that’s wilder than a rodeo! On Sunday, October 8, the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, decided to chat it up with some world leaders, and boy, did it raise some eyebrows.

First up, Justin Trudeau had a nice little chat with King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein of Jordan. Now, you’d think they’d be discussing the concerning situation in Israel, right? Well, you’re spot on! They did, and it went a little something like this: “Hey, King Abdullah, we’re concerned about the escalation and civilian casualties in Israel,” they said. But wait for it, they didn’t stop there. Justin Trudeau decided to toss in a curveball by slipping in the India issue like it was a surprise ingredient in a recipe no one asked for. As per the address, “Prime Minister Trudeau provided an update on the situation between Canada and India, underscoring the importance of respecting the rule of law and the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.” As if someone would give a Nobel Peace Prize for that earth shattering revelation!

Amusingly, the Jordanian statement has no mention of the discussions on India. Appears that the line already dead by the time Trudeau brought it up. pic.twitter.com/X7npzLbGmL

— Sanjeev Sanyal (@sanjeevsanyal) October 10, 2023

Now, you might be wondering, what on earth does India have to do with the Israel-Hamas tussle? It’s a head-scratcher for sure! It seems like Justin Trudeau has joined the ranks of Pakistan and China, who can’t resist harping on the “India issue” day and night. Pakistan tries to score “loans” by talking about Kashmir, and Trudeau’s taking the “diplomatic route,” even if the end result is still a big, fat ZERO!

But hold onto your tea, because Jordan, it seems, isn’t interested in playing referee in the Canada-India showdown. Nope, not at all. In fact, the readout from King Abdullah II’s office didn’t even give Trudeau’s India allegations a mention. Talk about being ghosted on the diplomatic stage! As noted Indian historian Sanjeev Sanyal aptly put it, “Amusingly, the Jordanian statement has no mention of the discussions on India. Appears that the line was already dead by the time Trudeau brought it up.”

God save Canada!

Well, did no one tell Uncle Justin Trudeau not to stretch a cringe joke too far? Well, well, well, it seems Uncle Trudeau missed the memo: don’t stretch a cringe joke too long! Or maybe they did, but it’s starting to feel like Justinder Trudeau has a PhD in ignoring life lessons.

As someone brilliantly put it, “You can educate a fool, but you cannot make him think!” And that, my friends, might just sum up our dear Justin, or should we say, Justinder Trudeau.

In case you’ve been living under a rock and missed the drama, let me refresh your memory. A report in the Washington Post on September 19 spilled the beans on how our Canadian Prime Minister tried to rally support from big shots like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia to raise the India-Canada issue. But guess what? They all gave him the cold shoulder, fearing a diplomatic smackdown from India. Ouch!

You’d think Justin would’ve learned his lesson, right? Wrong! He seems to have made antagonizing India his life’s mission. The funny thing is, he’s been falling flat on his face at every turn. It’s like watching a comedy show where the punchlines just don’t land.

When the major superpowers distanced themselves from him, Justin turned to his trusty sidekick: the media. But here’s the kicker—local news portals kept their distance, and international heavyweights like the Financial Times and The Washington Post ended up strengthening India’s case even more. Oops, Justin, you played yourself!

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Trudeau, oh Trudeau, seems like he’s stumbling through the diplomatic maze like a lost tourist with a malfunctioning GPS! First, he pulls the Gaza crisis card to chat with the King of Jordan, all while sneakily trying to vent about India. Who knows, he might have even thrown in some grumbles about those Canadian truckers who are making a ruckus over his policies. Desperate times, desperate calls, huh?

Thanks to Trudeau’s shenanigans, India not only dialed down the diplomatic perks for Canada but also hit pause on visa services for Canadians until further notice. But here’s the burning question: Will Justinder Trudeau ever learn from his past blunders? Given his knack for cozying up to anti-social elements, we are far from hopeful.

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