president trump mocked prime minister trudeau for celebrating thanksgiving six weeks early.
president trump mocked prime minister trudeau for celebrating thanksgiving six weeks early.
did trump mock trudeau for celebrating thanksgiving six weeks early?
shortly after canadian prime minister justin trudeau released a statement wishing the people of canada a happy thanksgiving on 9 october 2017, a “satirical” web site published an article claiming that u.s. president donald trump had mocked trudeau for celebrating thanksgiving early:


































calling him “a laughing stock” and “an embarrassment to his country”, american president donald trump savaged his north american counterpart with a series of tweets mocking the canadian prime minister for celebrating thanksgiving “6 weeks early.”


































declaring to his 40.2 million twitter followers at 7:03am, trump announced, “justin trudeau has just tweeted ‘happy thanksgiving’ in the middle of october,” adding, “this has to be the dumbest tweet in history. idiot!”


































burrard street journal, the web site behind the false story, also posted a screenshot purportedly showing trump’s mocking tweet:





































































however, trump tweeted no such thing. burrard street journal created the image using digital manipulation.


































the burrard street journal (the bs journal) is a “satirical” publication that does not publish factual content:


































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trudeau did indeed send out a thanksgiving message on 9 october 2017. canada celebrates thanksgiving on the second monday of october. in the united states the holiday occurs on the fourth thursday of november.


































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in the spirit of bipartisanship and good foreign relations, there's always room for two thanksgivings.
a “satirical” web site published an article claiming that u.s. president donald trump had mocked canadian prime minister justin trudeau for celebrating thanksgiving early. burrard street journal also posted a screenshot purportedly showing trump’s mocking tweet: however, trump tweeted no such thing. trudeau did indeed send out a thanksgiving message on 9 october 2017. canada celebrates thanksgiving on the second monday of october. in the united states the holiday occurs on fourth thursday of november.