From: brewnoserii@gmail.com   
      
   He never stops showing just how immature and inexperienced he is in the world   
   of politics - particularly international politics.  This has to be one of the   
   most immature utterances he's made since the race for PM began.   
      
   Maybe there's some way of forcing Putin to sit in a room with Justin and   
   listen to him for about 12 hours straight?  That would send any international   
   leader packing . . . .   
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   The Canadian Press Posted: Oct 13, 2015   
      
   Justin Trudeau says he would tell off Vladimir Putin 'to his face' if he   
   becomes PM   
      
   Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says he would tell off Russian President   
   Vladimir Putin "directly to his face" if he becomes prime minister.   
      
   Trudeau accuses Putin of being "dangerous" in eastern Europe, "irresponsible   
   and harmful" in the Middle East and "unduly provocative" in the Arctic.   
      
   "Canada needs to continue to stand strongly with the international community   
   pushing back against the bully that is Vladimir Putin," he said during a   
   campaign stop in Toronto.   
      
   "If I have the opportunity in the coming months to meet with Vladimir Putin, I   
   will tell him all this directly to his face because we need to ensure that   
   Canada continues to stand strongly for peace and justice in the world."   
      
   Trudeau's comments follow a Dutch Safety Board report that says a Russian-made   
   missile downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in eastern Ukraine last year,   
   killing all 298 people aboard.   
      
   On Tuesday the Liberal leader's campaign swung through a few NDP-held ridings,   
   one day after he courted red Tories in his bid to win the election.   
      
   He urged progressive voters to avoid reading the polls and delivered a thinly   
   veiled shot at Tom Mulcair's pitch to convince voters that the NDP is the only   
   alternative to Stephen Harper's Conservatives.   
      
   "You do have a choice -- multiple choices. I won't pretend that you don't,"   
   Trudeau said.   
      
   "To suggest otherwise would be arrogant and an insult to your intelligence, so   
   I'm not asking you to look at the polls. I'm asking you to look at our   
   platform."   
      
   Voters head to the polls on Monday.   
      
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