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A near-exact repeat of [[Hillary Clinton]]'s “basket of deplorables” speech, Trudeau’s description of “unacceptable views" instantly became a rallying cry,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmDkSQO5zeo&t=380s</ref> with people across the country lining the streets to cheer truckers while self-identifying as the “small fringe minority.” Everyone from high school kids to farmers and teachers and random marchers joined in as Trudeau’s own words were used to massively accelerate his troubles.  Members of his party in parliament began criticizing Trudeau.

A near-exact repeat of [[Hillary Clinton]]'s “basket of deplorables” speech, Trudeau’s description of “unacceptable views" instantly became a rallying cry,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmDkSQO5zeo&t=380s</ref> with people across the country lining the streets to cheer truckers while self-identifying as the “small fringe minority.” Everyone from high school kids to farmers and teachers and random marchers joined in as Trudeau’s own words were used to massively accelerate his troubles.  Members of his party in parliament began criticizing Trudeau.

The head of a Trudeau-funded hate group posted a picture of an [[antisemitic]] flier on [[social media]] claiming it to have originated with the Freedom Convoy.  Bernie Farber, who is listed as the chair of CAHN on the group’s website, which has received hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars from the Trudeau regime, posted a tweet of an antisemitic flier stating, “Taken by a friend in Ottawa at the Occupation. Apparently in plain sight."  Records show CAHN received $268,400 Canadian dollars (USD $211,526) in 2020.  It was quickly established that the picture of the flier was not from the Ottawa trucker Freedom Convoy protests against [[vaccine mandate]]s, vaccine passports, and [[covid lockdown]]s – the same photo was from an unrelated event in [[Miami, Florida]], and first posted on [[Twitter]] on January 23, 2022.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/02/10/anti-hate-group-head-used-miami-anti-semitic-flyer-to-smear-truckers/</ref>

The head of a Trudeau-funded hate group posted a picture of an [[antisemitic]] flier on [[social media]] claiming it to have originated with the Freedom Convoy.  Bernie Farber, who is listed as the chair of CAHN on the group’s website, which has received hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars from the Trudeau regime, posted a tweet of an antisemitic flier stating, “Taken by a friend in Ottawa at the Occupation. Apparently in plain sight."  Records show CAHN received $268,400 Canadian dollars (USD $211,526) in 2020.  It was quickly established that the picture of the flier was not from the Ottawa trucker Freedom Convoy protests – the same photo was from an unrelated event in [[Miami, Florida]], and first posted on [[Twitter]] on January 23, 2022.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/02/10/anti-hate-group-head-used-miami-anti-semitic-flyer-to-smear-truckers/</ref>

==Controversial statements==

==Controversial statements==