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Posted on | February 19, 2022 | 2 Comments

Trudeau’s Deputy, Chrystia Freeland, Whose Grandfather Was a Prominent Nazi and Who is Director at the World Economic Forum, Says She Plans to Make Her Emergency Powers Permanent

Shades of Jan 6th Witchhunt: Ottawa Police Chief Announces They Will Be Tracking Down Protesters for Months to Come- “Investigation Will Go On for Months” (VIDEO)

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  1. Bob Morris
    February 19th, 2022 @ 6:17 pm

    Trump’s father belonged to the Hitler Youth. Bile though he is,that doesn’t make him.a Nazi

  2. taino21
    February 28th, 2022 @ 6:36 am

    Hey Bob the Troll, stop spreading disinformation and lies. Get your facts straight. This is from one of your own Politifacts! https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2019/mar/28/facebook-posts/heres-whats-known-about-fred-trumps-arrest-after-k/

    Fred Trump, then 21, was arrested at the parade along with six others, according to the New York Times. (His address was listed as 175-25 Devonshire Road, Jamaica, which matched the 1930 Census.) However, unlike the other men arrested who faced various charges of assault and disorderly conduct, the Times reported that Trump “was discharged.”

    We checked other reports of the riot to find more information — and found some discrepancies. A May 31, 1927, Brooklyn Daily Eagle article named six prisoners and all but one, bystander Ralph Losee, were called “avowed Klansmen” by the police. But this article did not mention Trump’s name.

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