A BC Mountie is facing criticism after being identified by the CBC as the man behind the satirical Church of Trudeau website..Referring to himself as “the high prophet of the Church of Trudeau,” or “Father B,” Trail BC RCMP officer Brent Lord dressed up in various costumes to evidently mock Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in videos posted on the website and connected social media accounts..The website has since been taken down but remains on the Internet Archive..“His gospel explains why belonging to a fringe minority with unacceptable views is not tolerable and how Conservatives are always trying to deceive Canadians with silly words such as government debt, scandals, inflation, and other such nonsense,” reads the website..“It's time for you to learn that being woke and easily offended is the only true path to enlightenment.”.The website invites visitors to tune in to Father B’s weekly sermons where viewers can call in and “discuss current events while giving praise to the saviour of Canada.”.Lord doesn’t mention his position as an RCMP officer on the website and a connected YouTube channel and social media accounts have since been wiped..Trail Mayor Colleen Jones told CBC’s Brady Strachan she’s had multiple conversations with the local RCMP detachment about the website, noting the officer in question is currently working from home..The Western Standard reached out to Jones, BC RCMP, and the contact number previously listed on the Church of Trudeau website, but has yet to hear back.
