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Details Of Pierre Poilievere’s Deleted Campaign Video Are Worse Than You Think

Aug 20, 2024

It’s been a rough couple of weeks for Pierre Poilievere’s drunken campaign team.

Two weeks ago, they shot themselves in the foot by sending 14k foreign bots into overdrive about a rally in a curling rink that left Polievre fans “Buzzing.” They were foreign bots, bought and paid for by CPC interests.

This weekend, PeePee’s campaign team released, then deleted, an embarrassing “Bring It Home” video, but home was Russia, Indonesia, Utah, California, Kyiv, and possibly an elementary school in Canada.

On top of the narration of the video not making any fucking sense whatsoever, the quality of the video is complete and total garbage. Like the grade 10 AV project rushed at the last minute by someone who fucking hates what they do.

Pierre Poilievre’s latest ad, meant to showcase his vision of the Canadian dream, has taken an unexpected turn, becoming a viral sensation for all the wrong reasons. The ad, originally aired during the 2024 Calgary Stampede, has been deleted but continues through re-uploads, sparking a social media frenzy.

The three-minute video features Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, delivering a heartfelt speech interspersed with visuals of families, farmers, and students. The catch? Many of these idyllic scenes aren’t Canadian at all.

Spot the Non-Canadian

Keen-eyed viewers quickly noticed that the so-called “Canadian dream” was more of an international montage. Calgary-based Twitter user @disorderedyyc meticulously dissected the ad, revealing the origins of each clip. The breakdown begins with a student scene shot in Serbia and continues with a suburban street scene filmed in a typical American neighborhood.

A Global Tour in a Canadian Ad

– Homes and Countryside: The charming homes, supposedly Canadian, are actually in Slovenia. The picturesque countryside scenes were filmed in North Dakota and California.

– Military Might: Poilievre’s narration about Canadian fighter jets defending the homeland is humorously undercut by the presence of Russian jets in the footage.

The Liberal Party didn’t waste any time reminding Canadians of Pierre’s love and support for all things Russia, including whoever they paid in Russia for the clips of these Russian Migs flying over Russia (not Canada).

– Academic and Family Life: A university student scene was filmed at Kyiv Polytechnic in Ukraine. In contrast, a family celebration supposedly featuring “Canadian firearms” and “A family member celebrating a year of sobriety” while getting hammered on wine with said family was shot in Tuscany, Italy.

– Grandparents and Nature: The touching scene of grandparents with their grandchild was filmed in Richmond Park, London. Even the majestic Canadian Rockies were swapped out for the Uinta Mountains in Utah and the foothills of Wonosobo, Indonesia.

The Lone Canadian Scene

Amidst this international showcase, the only scene that appears genuinely Canadian is a school scene featuring Kawartha Montessori School in Ontario.

Social Media Roast

Canadians took to social media to lampoon the ad, labeling it “lazy and amateurish.” The irony of a Canadian dream ad featuring global stock footage hasn’t been lost on the public, turning Poilievre’s earnest message into an unintentional comedy.

In the digital age, where authenticity is paramount, Poilievre’s ad serves as a reminder: if you’re selling the Canadian dream, make sure it actually looks Canadian.

Pierre Poilievre Is A Lie

That’s it. That’s all he has. Deception. Fear. Outrage Porn. None of it is accurate unless your life sucks. You’re one of the unlucky “slows” to have been brainwashed by slogans like “axe the tax,” “bring it home,” “remove gatekeepers,” “Make Canada the Bitcoin capital of the world,” or “not worth the cost” or “Make Canada Free Again” or “Canada is Broken” if any of his carny act connects with you.

He’s photoshopped, bot, and trolled outrage porn into the mainframes of millions of susceptible, angry, emotionally, and mentally deranged Canadians for three years – and none of it is accurate.

From pics in front of Filipinos clamoring for Jollibee chicken…

…to colleagues like Michelle Ferreri suggesting Trudeau is forcing her constituents to sell their kids into the sex trade for grocery money, everything to do with Canada’s Conservative party is a lie. It’s a lie born out of faux outrage created by the digital/coms team responsible for creating Rebel News and The Proud Boys with Gavin McInnes.

The good news? After three years, we can see the bullshit for what it is, and PeePee is getting ratioed into oblivion.

He’s also lost SIGNIFICANT ground in every major poll as a result because intelligent people can smell inauthentic bullshit from a mile away.

 

Tom asks a great question:

Why? Why do frauds like PeePee and Trump use Fraud to gain power, favor, and influence? They can’t do it legitimately because they are frauds. And have a documented history of being a fraud. A Liar. A person of zero character who responds selfishly every time they need to respond. Never in the best interest of the people they want to serve, but they can’t tell those people that. They have to lie to them to convince them they are in it for them, which they are not. So they lie through xenophobic imagery, outrage porn, and “Anglo-Saxon” language, promising to fix whatever ails the poor fucker who buys what they are selling.

Resentment wrapped up in videos and bot-farmed propaganda supported by an unelectable asshole and organized criminals parading as politicians.

DB

 

Dean Blundell

Dean Blundell is a Canadian radio personality. Best known as a longtime morning host on CFNY-FM (The Edge) in Toronto, Ontario. In 2015 he was named the new morning host on sports radio station CJCL (Sportsnet 590 The Fan). Dean started his career in radio in 2001 and for nearly 20 years been entertaining the radio audience. Dean’s newest venture is the launch of his site and podcast which is gaining tremendous momentum across North America.

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