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| rdfs:comment | - Joseph Philippe Pierre Yves Elliott Trudeau (born 18th October 1919) has been Prime Minister of Canada since 1968. He is thought to be a republican having removed Royal insignia from the Canadian parliament building. He is known to wear sandals in the House of Commons and once did a pirouette behind the back of Queen Elizabeth II. He survived a Vote of No Confidence in 1974 and was re-elected in 1980.
- Pierre Elliott Trudeau was the prime minister of Canada and self proclaimed Emperor of the North. After his death he was proclaimed "eternal great leader of chickens" and all others were banned from ever again holding any of his titles. Trudeau was noted for his flamboyant nature, and often engaged in such whimsical actions as Break dancing in the parliament and snorting cocaine. Canadians affectionately referred to him as PET, for his habit of petting women half his age.
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| abstract | - Pierre Elliott Trudeau was the prime minister of Canada and self proclaimed Emperor of the North. After his death he was proclaimed "eternal great leader of chickens" and all others were banned from ever again holding any of his titles. Trudeau was noted for his flamboyant nature, and often engaged in such whimsical actions as Break dancing in the parliament and snorting cocaine. Canadians affectionately referred to him as PET, for his habit of petting women half his age. Upon his death, Trudeau's son Justin tried to claim the Canadian throne but was unable to overcome partisans loyal to Ben Mulroney. Justin continues to plot in exile in hopes of bringing the Sith back to power and building a second Death Star.
- Joseph Philippe Pierre Yves Elliott Trudeau (born 18th October 1919) has been Prime Minister of Canada since 1968. He is thought to be a republican having removed Royal insignia from the Canadian parliament building. He is known to wear sandals in the House of Commons and once did a pirouette behind the back of Queen Elizabeth II. He survived a Vote of No Confidence in 1974 and was re-elected in 1980.
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