Did 1970s Prez comic books predict Justin Trudeau?
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Channel: Rebel News · 2015 · News & Politics
VISIT TheRebel.media for more fearless daily news, commentary and activism: http://www.TheRebel.media http://www.Facebook.com/JoinTheRebel http://www.Twitter.com/TheRebelTV **** David Menzies of TheRebel.Media reports: While going through my comic book collection the other day (yes, I'm a comic book geek) I stumbled upon a 1973 series published by DC Comics that struck me as prescient in the current Canadian political context. The name of the comic book is "Prez" and the main character is a photogenic young man with a great head of hair who is painfully politically correct. Despite lack of experience, he manages to become President of the United States. Sound familiar? There's more commonality, so listen in, especially if like me you're hoping that life will imitate art in regard to the short life of this series too, which only last four issues due to poor sales! JOIN TheRebel.media for more fearless news and commentary you won’t find anywhere else. http://www.TheRebel.media VISIT our NEW group blog The Megaphone! It’s your one-stop shop for rebellious commentary from independent and fearless readers and writers. http://www.TheRebel.Media/TheMegaphone Trudeau's Liberals MUST halt plans to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees until they can guarantee the safety of the Canadian people. SIGN THE PETITION at RefugeePause.ca http://therebel.media/refugeepause
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