Pierre Trudeau Liberal
@trudeauliberal.bsky.social
Canadian. Student and admirer of the political thought and philosophy of Pierre Elliot Trudeau, Canada's last Father of Confederation.
What makes for a strong country? The fascists and their ilk love to thunder and bluster about national strength, but their malignant policies weaken a country, they do not strengthen it. So it's worth asking, what will really strengthen Canada?
February 16, 2026 at 6:30 AM
What makes for a strong country? The fascists and their ilk love to thunder and bluster about national strength, but their malignant policies weaken a country, they do not strengthen it. So it's worth asking, what will really strengthen Canada?
The foundation of the Canadian Confederation is reason and shared interests. When our country was formed in 1867, it was deeply divided: English and French, European and First Nations, Catholic and Protestant. What did this fledgling country share to hold us together?
February 15, 2026 at 10:22 PM
The foundation of the Canadian Confederation is reason and shared interests. When our country was formed in 1867, it was deeply divided: English and French, European and First Nations, Catholic and Protestant. What did this fledgling country share to hold us together?
Canada today is one of the richest, most peaceful, most prosperous, most stable societies. As Pierre Trudeau once noted, we stand at the mountaintop of human wealth, freedom, and prosperity.
February 15, 2026 at 6:25 PM
Canada today is one of the richest, most peaceful, most prosperous, most stable societies. As Pierre Trudeau once noted, we stand at the mountaintop of human wealth, freedom, and prosperity.
"A man who tries to please all men by weakening his position or compromising his beliefs, in the end has neither position nor beliefs. A man must say what he believes clearly, without dogma, and without guile."
-Pierre Trudeau during his 1968 Liberal leadership race.
-Pierre Trudeau during his 1968 Liberal leadership race.
February 15, 2026 at 2:53 AM
"A man who tries to please all men by weakening his position or compromising his beliefs, in the end has neither position nor beliefs. A man must say what he believes clearly, without dogma, and without guile."
-Pierre Trudeau during his 1968 Liberal leadership race.
-Pierre Trudeau during his 1968 Liberal leadership race.
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February 14, 2026 at 6:28 PM
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