Trudeau, the lisping liberal, won the federal elections.
Trudeau had surpassed Bono as the biggest star in Davos.
Above is another pair from Trudeau's sock collection which he wore in Davos, Switzerland last year, in January 2016. He scrapped this year's trip.
Trudeau is not as stupid as he seems.
The skull and crossbones seems to have been used as an emblem first and foremost by esoteric and heretical groups as a symbol of rebirth. It later became the battle flag of the Knights Templar (and a nasty rumor about the Templars claimed they chose it because of a horrific necromantic ritual) and, in the 17th century, the "Jolly Roger" flag of British and French pirates.But maybe he is:
“Most mysteriously, it is the emblem of the secret society Scull N’ Bones at Yale, which George Bush and so many other members of the American elite have been initiated into. (Yale’s graduating classes, according to some authors, seem to have provided the rich white young men of distinction which formed the early OSS and, later, the CIA.)
“What are the connections here? Did some of the post-dissolution Templars eventually turn their naval skills toward the service of pirate fleets? (We know many in Portugal eventually joined the Knights of Christ who, with Prince Henry the Navigator, circumnavigated the world’s oceans.)
“Why does the secret society S & B use a skull in its ceremonies which supposedly belongs to, of all people, the Native American Geronimo? Is it to commemorate, in some sinister ritualistic way, the "piracy" and plunder of Native lands in the U.S.? Is there a link between Scull N’ Bones and the (less secretive) academic honor society Phi Beta Kappa? [Source]
The skull and bones was once a fearsome image, warning us of deadly danger on poison containers, waving fearsomely from atop pirate ships. Now it’s just trendy.