A Picture is worth a Thousand Words

Burn the books!

After I reported on Sunday that the Canadian Parliament gave two standing ovations to a former Nazi, the Speaker of the House was forced to resign.

Clearly shaken after the ‘deeply embarrassing’ incident, Trudeau took full responsibility and apologised. Oh no, wait, that didn’t happen. Instead, Trudeau took to the airwaves to blame Russian propaganda. “We must all push back against Russian propaganda, Russian disinformation and continue our steadfast and unequivocal support of Ukraine”, Trudeau said.

The former Nazi was a man called Yaroslav Hunka, who voluntarily joined the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS at the age of 18. You can read all about the man on his Wikipedia page.

But not for long though.

Wikipedia is considering deleting the page because the Ministry of Truth has decided that any embarrassing entries must not be visible for citizens to read about the truth.

In fact, the page already disappeared today but is back up and running for now.

The Ministry of Truth has been hard at work recently. Russia nuked Japan. Anyone who fought Russia is a hero…even if they were or are a Nazi and anything that embarrasses our Dear Leaders must be taken down.