Action4Canada - UNDRIP, Genocide And The Empty Graves With Tanya Gaw & Michelle Stirling, Aug. 28, 2024

00:00:00.000 But you say, wait a minute, at the National Center for Truth and Reconciliation,

00:00:04.080 they have a memorial banner of 4,000 names of children.

00:00:09.360 But actually, if you take a closer look and you do a bit of research,

00:00:12.900 you find out that this list of names includes names of a young adult murder victim,

00:00:20.080 nothing to do with Indian residential schools, an 85-year-old,

00:00:24.960 a person who died of a gunshot wound, someone who died of a train accident,

00:00:29.360 none of those have anything to do with Indian residential schools.

00:00:34.380 And it seems like what has happened is this memorial banner has become,

00:00:41.240 shall we say, it's not nice to say contaminated,

00:00:44.700 because it's not memorializing only children who died at Indian residential schools.

00:00:51.000 People have wanted to remember their loved ones.

00:00:54.160 So they put their name forth and it went on the banner.

00:00:56.700 So we have all kinds of people's names there who had nothing to do with residential schools.

00:01:02.420 But it looks like, wow, thousands of children died there.

00:01:06.940 These are not all the names of people who died at residential schools.

00:01:11.440 It's such an honor to introduce you to our special guest speaker, Michelle Sterling.

00:01:20.520 Michelle is an author, researcher, columnist, and blogger.

00:01:24.440 And she's joining us tonight to provide a thoughtful and well-researched presentation

00:01:28.900 regarding UNDRIP and Canada's abundant natural minerals and resources,

00:01:33.940 and what that has to do with the Truth and Reconciliation campaign.

00:01:37.440 Michelle is a former member of the Canadian Association of Journalists,

00:01:42.540 and she has researched, written, and co-produced historical shows about southern Alberta

00:01:47.320 under the supervision of Dr. Hugh Dempsey, former curator of the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, Alberta.

00:01:54.700 Michelle has also written many articles and is the author of two books exposing the truth behind the lies

00:02:00.720 of the unmarked graves, residential schools, and the media's irresponsible participation in spreading misinformation.

00:02:09.140 We are so grateful that Michelle is joining us this evening to provide us with essential information

00:02:14.080 that has been denied and suppressed by the mainstream media and all levels of government.

00:02:20.160 Will you please all help me welcome Michelle Sterling.

00:02:23.480 Michelle, welcome to the Empower Hour. We're so glad you can join us.

00:02:27.300 Thank you so much. I'm very happy to be here.

00:02:29.360 Thank you. Super. Thank you so much, Heather.

00:02:32.120 Oh, Michelle, it is such a pleasure to have you on the show.

00:02:35.280 It was about six or seven weeks ago now, we were both in Red Deer,

00:02:38.960 speaking at Danny Hozak's wonderful event, and I was listening to your presentation,

00:02:45.180 and I'm like, oh my goodness, I need to have Michelle on the show. 1.00

00:02:48.520 We have really, at Action for Canada, been trying the best we can to address what is going on

00:02:55.260 with the government and the media and the globalists as far as using the natives as pawns in their plan to take over our natural minerals and resources

00:03:06.720 and using, you know, the empty graves as well as a means to do that.

00:03:12.280 And so you very well articulated through your presentation what was going on.

00:03:18.240 And so I'm really looking forward to your presentation again tonight.

00:03:22.060 Well, thank you for having me on.

00:03:24.080 It's a complicated issue.

00:03:25.820 It's an emotional issue.

00:03:27.040 So it makes it difficult for people to have an open public debate because people start calling names

00:03:32.860 or some people do feel very hurt because some people were very traumatized at Indian residential schools

00:03:39.640 and many others benefited greatly.

00:03:43.060 So we need to have a balanced conversation.

00:03:46.320 And most of all, we need to stop with the genocide claims in Canada because there's no evidence of genocide here.

00:03:54.080 Right. And that's one of the things that I found quite shocking as to how far they're going at the United Nations level

00:04:01.340 and the lawyers that are trying to use this genocide claim, you know, in order to gain that power.

00:04:08.080 And I've always said whether it was the LGBTQ agenda and sexualizing these activists, sexualizing our children, 1.00

00:04:15.280 or whether it was the native agenda, they use victimization and to control a certain minority

00:04:22.880 and use them for a greater, more nefarious purpose.

00:04:27.660 And I said, when do victims ever prosper?

00:04:30.740 Prosper. You want to take them out of victimhood and onto solid ground.

00:04:35.440 And I think that we're not doing them favors by the funding and by all of these scenarios

00:04:41.260 and really dividing our nation when we both have a common enemy.

00:04:46.060 And that happens to be the current government.

00:04:48.120 So I'm going to hand it over to you and you can start your presentation.

00:04:52.420 And afterwards, I want to encourage people, if you have questions, please add them to the Q&A.

00:04:57.560 If you're on one of our multiple social media live streams right now, sign on if you want to ask questions as well.

00:05:05.320 So anyways, we're really looking forward to this.

00:05:07.260 Thank you.

00:05:08.760 Thank you.

00:05:09.260 Thank you.

00:05:39.260 Why isn't this progressing?

00:05:44.460 Okay.

00:05:45.620 My slide share doesn't seem to be moving forward.

00:05:49.860 Okay.

00:05:50.700 Here we go.

00:05:51.960 So Tucker Carlson was here in the spring and he pointed out something really important.

00:05:58.220 If you're on the side of burning churches, you're on the wrong side.

00:06:01.940 And there's been a radical change in Canada.

00:06:04.040 Many people are perplexed at what appeared to be radical changes in Canada over the past few years.

00:06:10.240 And when Tucker Carlson noted that,

00:06:13.360 there's something wrong in a country when churches and sacred sites of peace-loving Christians are burned to the ground

00:06:19.520 or vandalized with little outcry from the public and little apparent follow-up and charges by police

00:06:26.540 and statements that such violence and statements that such violence is understandable from the government.

00:06:32.180 So what's happened is mass graves and the UNDRIP, the balkanization of Canada.

00:06:41.960 Canada is being torn apart and the truth is going up in flames as well.

00:06:46.540 On May 27, 2021, this bombshell hit social media.

00:06:54.420 And it was from CFJC Today in Kamloops announcing that Kamloops, that means the Kamloops First Nation,

00:07:02.160 confirms bodies of 215 children buried at former Kamloops Indian Residential School site.

00:07:10.820 And all of a sudden, boom, Canada went from being a peacekeeper to a genocidal global pariah.

00:07:19.460 And there were headlines around the world.

00:07:21.880 The Guardian in the UK, Canada, remains of 215 children found at Indigenous Residential School site.

00:07:29.280 The New York Times, horrible history, maths grave.

00:07:33.640 Toronto Star, discovery of Indigenous children's bodies, reminder of Canada's genocide.

00:07:39.760 And look at this, remains, mass grave, bodies, genocide.

00:07:47.560 Now, you'd think they'd have some proof of this.

00:07:51.660 And even experts are saying that this is true.

00:07:54.940 But Canada has never been accused or convicted of genocide in any court of law.

00:08:01.300 Now, people don't know this, but the federal government was informed of the find and did no due diligence.

00:08:11.300 So there is on record, I believe it's Mark Miller, who tells the House that he'd received a call from the Kamloops ban the night before their announcement.

00:08:19.960 You know, and you have to wonder, why didn't the government then say, you know what, if you make this announcement, we will not confirm it until we have actual evidence?

00:08:32.080 Or why didn't they say, you know, maybe you should wait until some of these sites are excavated?

00:08:38.480 Because this is a pretty jarring claim.

00:08:42.260 But they accepted the Kamloops ban's claim without question.

00:08:46.200 So you have to ask yourself, why?

00:08:48.200 Why?

00:08:49.960 So, that's not the only thing that happened.

00:08:54.320 About a year and a half later, we were deemed guilty of genocide by a unanimous vote in the House of Commons.

00:09:01.620 I don't know how many listeners might have heard of that.

00:09:05.100 When I presented this at Freedom Talk, almost no one in the audience knew that.

00:09:09.940 So the House of Commons recognized Canada's Indian residential school system as an act of genocide.

00:09:17.400 It was a unanimous vote.

00:09:18.940 It was put forward by NDP MP Leia Gazan.

00:09:22.720 So, and she said, today I lift up survivors, families and communities who have sacrificed so much in order for people across Canada to know the truth that what happened in residential schools was genocide.

00:09:37.180 I'm grateful to parliamentarians who unanimously passed my motion recognizing the truth of Canadian history.

00:09:44.180 And then a year later, in the same House of Commons, Harrison Faulkner notes here that MPs stand for a moment of silence to mark the discovery of the remains of 215 children at a former residential school in Kamloops.

00:10:03.380 But no remains have been discovered.

00:10:08.000 So that's pretty weird.

00:10:09.940 A moment of silence for a phantom genocide.

00:10:14.160 So what constitutes genocide?

00:10:17.020 Well, this is from the Geneva Convention.

00:10:20.120 In the present convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group, such as killing members of the group, causing serious bodily or mental harm,

00:10:38.680 deliberately inflicting on the group, or forcibly inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part, imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, or forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

00:10:57.180 So, was there an intent to destroy Native people on the part of the Canadian government?

00:11:03.140 And were children forcibly transferred from one group to another?

00:11:09.620 Forcibly transferred is one of the key points that is often stated about Indian residential schools, that children were torn from the arms of their mothers.

00:11:21.600 But in fact, the Kamloops Indian Band requested a residential school.

00:11:27.920 And this is from a historical document.

00:11:29.800 And they even granted land on various reserves for residential schools, because these people saw that the future was going to be very different from the past, and they wanted their children to have an opportunity to succeed.

00:11:48.420 They knew they needed education.

00:11:49.900 Now, contrary to what you've been told a thousand times in the media, parents actually enrolled their children, and rather than the claim that children were evangelized and forced to accept Christianity at these schools,

00:12:08.440 the children were sent to a school that aligned with the family's existing Christian Catholic denomination.

00:12:14.900 And you can see here on this admission form that this person, Betsy Osborne of Crest Lake, is being admitted to a Roman Catholic school because her family is Roman Catholic.

00:12:32.400 And you can also see something that's very important to note on the other item over on this side here.

00:12:42.900 All the particulars must be given, the name of the band, number of the ticket, under which the child's annuity is paid, and the religion.

00:12:51.600 Now, what's very important is the minimum age for admission is seven years, except in the case of an orphan, a destitute, or neglected child, because Indian residential schools acted as the social welfare function before a social welfare system was set up.

00:13:12.300 So social welfare began being set up in the 60s, and the schools stopped operating within about a decade, decade and a half after that.

00:13:25.700 But up until that time, they took in every kind of case of orphans, destitute children, neglected children, children at risk of domestic violence.

00:13:36.120 And that's never talked about, that those children's lives were saved by these schools.

00:13:44.040 And so how is that genocide?

00:13:47.260 How is any of that genocide?

00:13:50.800 Well, when truth and reconciliation begins with lies, guess what you get?

00:13:56.900 Now, this sign is from a kiosk, which was at the entryway to the hearings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

00:14:05.100 Canadians spent $60 million over a five-year period on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

00:14:12.680 There were three commissioners, Chief Wilton Littlechild, Marie Sinclair, a former judge and senator, and Marie Wilson, the wife of Stephen Cackfee, who is a prominent Dene politician, an Indigenous activist and author.

00:14:30.080 She was the only non-Indigenous person on the commission.

00:14:33.140 So they traveled across the country and they heard from former students.

00:14:39.460 But as you entered this hearing, if you like, it said school days.

00:14:46.000 Students living at the residential schools faced experiences which, for most, ranged from degradation to abuse and death.

00:14:54.860 150,000 children went through the Indian residential school system over the course of 113 years.

00:15:05.140 Most of those students are still alive, with the exception of those who would have been in the earliest era and would have passed away from natural causes and old age.

00:15:16.720 So, you know, to say that for most, ranged from degradation to abuse and death makes it sound like of the 150,000, only 25,000 remain, which is not the truth.

00:15:30.380 So, it also says their parents, left behind in communities devoid of children, suffered as well.

00:15:38.820 Well, only one-third of all eligible children ever went to Indian residential schools.

00:15:45.640 And furthermore, after the earliest years of the Indian residential schools, most reserves also had what was called an Indian day school set up on their reserve.

00:15:58.340 So, if you had an Indian day school on your reserve, your children could go there if you wanted.

00:16:04.220 But many people preferred to send their children to Indian residential school because, just like today with daycare, if you were a hunter-trapper family and you wanted to go out in your trap line, 0.79

00:16:16.460 it would be far easier to have your children learning at a residential school so that you could go off and work and earn a living, 0.97

00:16:24.620 rather than trying to deal with all your children in tow while you're out in the woods hunting or trapping.

00:16:31.340 So, the communities were not devoid of children.

00:16:37.180 And then it says in 1920, it became a crime punishable by imprisonment to refuse to send an Aboriginal child to a residential school.

00:16:45.280 In 1920, this is federal legislation for residential schools.

00:16:50.660 So, in 1920, they aligned the federal legislation for Indian residential schools with provincial truancy laws.

00:16:59.320 And if your child today is registered in a public school in Canada and does not show up for class without proper excuses and communication with the family,

00:17:11.680 you know, with the mom calling in saying, you know, my son is sick, he's staying home today,

00:17:16.160 or someone saying, oh, I'm sorry, you know, there was a funeral, there was a tragedy in the family,

00:17:21.200 we have to go to a funeral in Ontario, we'll be away for two weeks.

00:17:24.160 If there's no proper excuse, you better believe that the police will show up with a social worker and find out what's going on,

00:17:32.380 because there are truancy laws to this day.

00:17:35.740 It also says in 1933, principals were granted guardianship of the children.

00:17:40.900 Well, this is exactly like today at any school, where you send your child to the school,

00:17:46.680 the school accepts what's called in loco parentis, meaning in place of the parent,

00:17:52.600 meaning that they have the authority to say, okay, we're going to class now, and you're going to class with me.

00:17:58.460 You know, they have the authority to give appropriate commands to the children,

00:18:04.460 because they're acting in place of the parent.

00:18:07.000 So that there are many instances where parents decided they didn't want their child in the school anymore,

00:18:12.780 or they had complaints about food, or discipline, or circumstances in the family changed,

00:18:19.980 and they were quite able to come and say, I want to take my child out of the school.

00:18:24.480 The only technicality was that, of course, the annuity that was paid to the school,

00:18:30.840 when the child was there, would then be transferred back to the band,

00:18:34.780 that the child would go back under the band treaty rules,

00:18:38.580 and the family would be accordingly provided with income at the band,

00:18:44.200 rather than via the school.

00:18:46.880 So, you know, that's a pretty big set of lies right there, and certainly off-putting.

00:18:56.300 Like, if you were someone who came to tell your recollections to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission,

00:19:01.940 and you had a great time at Indian Residential School,

00:19:05.760 this would immediately put you off, I think.

00:19:09.100 You know, and there's a thing called social pressure and group pressure,

00:19:13.280 and people would say to themselves, well, you know, if this is the tone set in the room,

00:19:19.620 I don't want to challenge this narrative and be the only one in the room going,

00:19:25.320 hey, my time at residential school was great, 1.00

00:19:28.380 because I'm going to look bad, I'm going to look stupid, 0.99

00:19:32.200 I'm going to look like an outlier. 0.98

00:19:35.460 So, now Robert Carney was a historian and a former professor at the University of Alberta.

00:19:42.860 He was the father of Mark Carney, who's more famous as the UN climate czar,

00:19:48.660 also the former Bank of Canada governor, former Bank of England governor.

00:19:53.680 Anyway, here's what Mark Carney wrote,

00:19:57.460 and he was critiquing the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People's Report of 1966,

00:20:03.180 and he found that they also left out very important information,

00:20:08.720 even back then, in the same way that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission left out this time around.

00:20:15.060 And he said,

00:20:15.760 So, that's a short summary of the social net

00:20:44.600 that they offered to people in the region.

00:20:49.060 So, you know, it's a shame that the work of these devoted priests and nuns

00:20:56.960 and other clergy and all the other staff

00:20:59.700 are being dismissed as, you know, criminal or nefarious or genocidal

00:21:05.280 when they were caring for the least of society,

00:21:09.360 the people who are most vulnerable.

00:21:10.860 So, because of that also,

00:21:17.260 unidentified graves might be found,

00:21:20.020 because some of these people were transients.

00:21:23.680 Some of the people were travellers.

00:21:26.140 You know, in those days, people didn't walk around with ID.

00:21:29.320 Nobody really had ID in their pocket.

00:21:32.540 They didn't need it.

00:21:33.360 So, if that person came to get help,

00:21:36.820 maybe they were a traveller and they were feeling sick 1.00

00:21:39.040 and they're out in the middle of nowhere

00:21:40.160 and there's a residential school.

00:21:42.200 If they died, well, you know,

00:21:44.660 they would definitely be in an unmarked grave

00:21:47.300 and there might not be documentation to support it.

00:21:51.100 But, so their unidentified graves may be found,

00:21:54.640 but of people who are unrelated to the schools.

00:21:57.480 And, you know, I would say that other than the Pope,

00:22:02.680 Mark Carney is probably the most influential Catholic in the world,

00:22:06.580 and yet he's silent.

00:22:08.860 He hasn't said a word about the Catholic churches being burnt down and vandalized.

00:22:14.600 And he hasn't said a word to prop up his father's legacy,

00:22:18.580 because his father's historical legacy is very detailed and important.

00:22:22.820 And it captures the history in that time period.

00:22:28.340 So, people often talk about how children disappeared at schools.

00:22:33.820 And this is where we have, you know, really a lack of historical context.

00:22:39.080 This is the problem, a lack of historical context.

00:22:42.480 People have completely forgotten the plague of tuberculosis

00:22:46.480 that was ruinous to the lives of every family in Canada,

00:22:51.600 in the United States, around the world.

00:22:55.160 It was called the captain of all these men of death,

00:22:58.700 because it was such a deadly disease.

00:23:02.500 So, I really recommend that people watch this PBS documentary

00:23:07.500 to understand how incredibly impactful it was on society at large.

00:23:13.500 It is based in the United States, this documentary,

00:23:17.180 but it parallels what was happening in Canada.

00:23:21.600 So, it's the forgotten plague.

00:23:23.760 No one even talks about it today.

00:23:25.940 And until the 1950s, TB was the greatest killer of all Canadians.

00:23:30.760 And you can see here in this excerpt from a paper by Moffat et al.

00:23:35.600 And they're talking about how people were sent off to TB sanatoriums to get well.

00:23:43.220 It wasn't like just going to the doctor like today or going into hospital for a week or two.

00:23:48.340 People were there for weeks and sometimes for years.

00:23:52.720 So, listen to this one testimonial, an Aboriginal testimonial in Moffat reads,

00:23:58.200 My brother went to the sanatorium and he stayed there for seven years.

00:24:04.780 And he was allergic to the medication.

00:24:07.220 It took seven years for TB to go dormant.

00:24:10.300 I never knew my brother.

00:24:12.160 My older sister has no memory of him.

00:24:14.920 My siblings never met their brother until he was 13.

00:24:18.660 He was a total stranger.

00:24:21.520 That's the emotional part, that we had a brother we never knew.

00:24:24.780 So, you can imagine your brother or sister goes off to Indian Residential School.

00:24:33.320 While there, TB manifests itself.

00:24:36.320 Many times, the family already was infected with TB.

00:24:40.360 But in children, it maybe didn't show up until they were in another setting where, you know,

00:24:45.600 maybe the change, the stress, whatever, it manifested itself.

00:24:49.080 Then they're sent on to a sanatorium or a hospital to be healed.

00:24:55.900 Well, you know, and then they don't come back for a few months or a few years.

00:25:02.680 So, to that community, they would have disappeared.

00:25:06.200 And when a 13-year-old comes home after you've sent a 7-year-old away,

00:25:11.440 they don't speak their language anymore.

00:25:13.640 And they look completely different.

00:25:16.000 And you wonder, where did that other kid go?

00:25:19.340 Well, to the community, they disappeared.

00:25:21.540 So, I think that's where a lot of this sense of people vanishing, going missing, really comes from.

00:25:29.840 And TB, as I said, was the captain of all these men of death.

00:25:33.220 So, it commonly infects the lungs.

00:25:36.740 And a typical symptom of someone who had advanced TB was that they would have a lung hemorrhage.

00:25:44.740 And it's horrible, but there would be huge gushes of blood spurting across the room.

00:25:52.400 And we often hear in some of the testimonies or statements from former school survivors,

00:25:57.380 as they call themselves, that, you know, that there was blood all over the room,

00:26:03.020 or there were all these bloody blankets, and that's how we knew there was a murder going on.

00:26:07.920 Well, it was most likely this type of thing, cleaning up after such a hemorrhage from a TB sufferer.

00:26:16.040 And that person likely would have been sent on to more care at a sanatorium. 0.72

00:26:21.580 Or, sadly, sometimes they did pass away.

00:26:24.560 You know, and it often was a surprise when people had this condition,

00:26:29.240 because TB can be quite sneaky.

00:26:31.600 You don't really notice that you have it.

00:26:34.000 And, of course, in the earliest days, they had very little ability to diagnose it.

00:26:39.900 But it was found to be very contagious.

00:26:43.220 And so, there was kind of a big movement in the public sector to have public sanitation.

00:26:51.040 And, say, not spitting in the carriages.

00:26:54.520 Not only was it offensive, but it is a source of serious disease.

00:26:59.480 And, again, many former residential school students will say,

00:27:03.320 oh, you know, it was awful.

00:27:04.520 We had to scrub the halls.

00:27:05.820 We had to throw away our clothes when we got there.

00:27:09.180 Or our clothes were taken away.

00:27:10.900 We were given institutional clothes.

00:27:12.500 Well, a lot of this was all about creating a sanitary environment to reduce the risk of TB transmission.

00:27:23.580 So, this is from one of my books.

00:27:29.220 You can also download this as a PDF from my website.

00:27:33.300 Or you can buy it on Kindle.

00:27:35.040 But it talks about ambiguous losses.

00:27:37.900 And I think that this is really behind the sort of memory, shall we say,

00:27:44.540 the collective memory of many of the people who are certain that people went missing.

00:27:49.460 And here's an example.

00:27:51.240 This is from Eric Bay's book, Indian Residential Schools, Another Picture.

00:27:55.840 He explains that at the Hudson Bay Trading Post at Albany,

00:28:00.400 a father showed up saying there was no food in the family tent and his wife was ill.

00:28:05.940 The father then died.

00:28:08.360 The Hudson Bay sent out men with food only to find the family in a tent.

00:28:13.360 The mother deceased with five children around her.

00:28:17.160 A two-month-old baby was given up to a relative.

00:28:21.060 The 16-year-old joined other relatives on a hunt.

00:28:24.300 And the remaining three children, a boy and two girls, came to the residential school.

00:28:30.660 And during a flu epidemic, years later, the youngest of the three died at the school.

00:28:36.160 So, you can see how a whole community would feel that,

00:28:43.080 wow, those kids went to residential school and vanished.

00:28:46.420 They're missing.

00:28:47.260 They never came back.

00:28:48.640 Well, they could never come back to the community if there was no parents to care for them.

00:28:52.720 So, they probably stayed at the school sometimes their entire life.

00:28:57.440 Sometimes they graduated and moved on to other places.

00:29:00.860 They had no family to draw them back.

00:29:02.880 And sometimes they stayed at the school and became staff.

00:29:06.280 But to the community, the feeling would be that, for instance, that one day,

00:29:11.660 five people vanished from that community.

00:29:14.520 Five out of seven of the family members were gone for all intents and purposes.

00:29:19.200 The baby probably didn't know anything when it grew up about its mother and father.

00:29:25.180 And the boy, who knows what he would remember.

00:29:29.480 So, did children die at Indian residential schools?

00:29:34.480 Yes, some did.

00:29:35.920 Most died of TB.

00:29:37.700 Some died of injury.

00:29:38.920 So, we can see here, these numbers are from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

00:29:44.580 In the named register, 423 children died at school.

00:29:49.540 So, if you think of 150,000 students who attended over the course of 113 years,

00:29:57.240 that is actually a pretty good record that not many children died.

00:30:03.000 Of course, every death is tragic.

00:30:06.040 But that's not a substantial number of children who died at school.

00:30:11.720 I think that you could look at schools today and find that, sadly,

00:30:15.980 there are many instances of children who have died at school.

00:30:19.500 Accidents, sports accidents, illness.

00:30:23.820 And you can see even the other numbers there are not very significant,

00:30:29.220 based on 150,000 students.

00:30:31.560 So, I started off talking about Undrip. 0.97

00:30:36.340 What's this got to do with these graves?

00:30:38.840 Well, let's look.

00:30:41.260 So, before the Kamloops declaration of finding human remains,

00:30:47.280 bodies of children, children young as three,

00:30:50.560 six provinces had objected to Undrip.

00:30:53.820 And the Kamloops find ended that.

00:30:56.860 Undrip passed into law on June 21st, 2021,

00:31:05.480 which is about a month after the Kamloops find,

00:31:08.600 because people were in such shock.

00:31:10.520 Nobody wanted to push back anymore.

00:31:12.380 It seemed improper.

00:31:14.560 And, of course, what we don't think about is the geopolitics of this.

00:31:18.120 China accused Canada of genocide at the UN, citing the Kamloops find.

00:31:24.940 That was the day after Undrip passed.

00:31:27.680 And here's the Washington Post reporting on this.

00:31:33.460 China calls for Canada human rights inquiry,

00:31:36.600 pre-empting demands for an investigation into abuse of Uyghurs,

00:31:40.500 because Canada had been primed to accuse China of genocide

00:31:44.900 over its abuse of the Uyghur people.

00:31:47.420 And here's how the Washington Post reports on the Canadian story.

00:31:53.600 Referencing the recent discovery of the remains of 215 children at the Kamloops school,

00:32:01.900 China and its allies sought a thorough and impartial investigation,

00:32:06.600 not just of the discovery,

00:32:08.280 but of broader Canadian crimes against Indigenous people.

00:32:12.180 And China's allies were autocratic countries,

00:32:16.560 which are accused of human rights abuses.

00:32:19.340 It's unbelievable.

00:32:20.420 You couldn't make this into a movie.

00:32:22.820 Belarus, North Korea, and Syria all chimed in with China.

00:32:29.240 And now we have dueling demands on genocide,

00:32:32.560 China and the Uyghurs versus Canada and the Indians. 0.99

00:32:35.880 And you can see here,

00:32:37.320 the dueling demands represented a deep geopolitical and ideological divide,

00:32:42.640 at the UN human rights body,

00:32:45.120 Iran, Russia, Venezuela also backed China's demands

00:32:49.420 for an investigation into Canada.

00:32:52.240 And the remains found in Canada included those of Indigenous children as young as three.

00:32:58.040 Shocking, many Canadians. 1.00

00:33:00.300 But no remains have been found.

00:33:03.920 And it does say here that in 2015,

00:33:05.780 the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

00:33:08.120 concluded that the forced separation

00:33:10.400 and cruel treatment of Indigenous children at the schools

00:33:13.640 between 1883 to 1996

00:33:16.820 constituted cultural genocide.

00:33:20.340 But that's not actual genocide.

00:33:23.200 Far from it.

00:33:24.940 And bizarrely, ironically,

00:33:28.120 while Canada was providing education,

00:33:30.540 food, clothing,

00:33:31.640 skills to Indigenous children, 1.00

00:33:33.680 China was starving 40 million people of its own people

00:33:39.240 in a state-sponsored genocide.

00:33:41.720 A real one.

00:33:43.600 So that's Tombstone.

00:33:45.380 It's a very painful book to read,

00:33:47.800 but valuable to know about.

00:33:50.100 The Great Chinese Famine, 1958 to 1962.

00:33:54.100 So as I mentioned before,

00:33:58.160 TB was the greatest killer of all Canadians 1.00

00:34:00.540 until the 1950s.

00:34:02.420 And you can see here on the chart

00:34:04.540 that comes from the Truth and Reconciliation Report

00:34:08.240 that TB, especially in the early days,

00:34:11.840 was a significant killer of children at schools.

00:34:16.220 And in fact, oddly enough,

00:34:18.060 this has not given much prominence

00:34:20.840 when the entire family of Stephen Kakfi's mother

00:34:24.680 was wiped out by tuberculosis.

00:34:28.600 So, you know, he's married to Marie Wilson,

00:34:31.660 who was one of the TRC commissioners.

00:34:34.800 His mother also was in TB treatment

00:34:38.340 off and on for the first six,

00:34:41.480 for six of the first 12 years of his life.

00:34:45.720 So, you know, that's lived experience.

00:34:49.580 It seems somehow to have not shown up

00:34:52.760 in documentation.

00:34:56.760 But here we have this cairn at Kamloops.

00:35:00.180 It seems like it was put up a long time ago,

00:35:02.560 and it seems like the genocide theme

00:35:04.480 had been in the works for some time.

00:35:06.760 Now, this is a former professor,

00:35:10.160 Frances Whittowson,

00:35:11.780 and she's also an author.

00:35:13.480 She was a professor

00:35:14.560 at Mount Royal University in Calgary

00:35:17.020 and was fired for her stance

00:35:20.640 on various issues,

00:35:22.400 but primarily on Indian residential schools

00:35:26.560 and Indian affairs.

00:35:28.300 And she's written a number of books

00:35:30.060 on the Indigenous industry in Canada

00:35:32.800 and how so many different sectors of society

00:35:36.220 are really literally cashing in

00:35:38.560 on the Indian industry.

00:35:40.560 She's also a co-author,

00:35:45.100 contributor of Grave Error,

00:35:47.580 which is a great book.

00:35:50.560 Now, what we know so far

00:35:52.720 is that ground-penetrating radar

00:35:54.420 was used to discover anomalies

00:35:56.900 in Kamloops,

00:35:58.980 but ground-penetrating radar

00:36:00.900 cannot see bodies, remains, or coffins.

00:36:04.840 This is what it looks like

00:36:06.520 to see something in ground-penetrating radar.

00:36:08.820 And it also depends very much

00:36:10.700 on the soil type, moisture.

00:36:13.440 There are many, many factors.

00:36:15.320 But, you know,

00:36:15.900 all you can see are disturbances

00:36:17.480 or anomalies.

00:36:20.940 And ironically and oddly,

00:36:23.180 the RCMP handed the investigation

00:36:25.060 over to the Kamloops band.

00:36:27.560 So the RCMP started investigating

00:36:30.680 this mass crime scene.

00:36:33.240 Imagine 215 children murdered,

00:36:35.820 allegedly by priests and nuns

00:36:38.820 and buried in the middle of the night,

00:36:40.780 making small children

00:36:41.920 bury their own classmates.

00:36:44.240 That was the story.

00:36:46.000 So they started investigating.

00:36:48.340 And Murray Sinclair,

00:36:50.640 one of the commissioners,

00:36:52.900 I believe it was when he told the Senate

00:36:55.340 that the RCMP were being far too aggressive.

00:36:58.260 And so somehow they were pulled off

00:36:59.900 the investigation.

00:37:00.780 Well, you know,

00:37:02.400 they happened to have

00:37:03.340 an Indigenous detachment supervisor

00:37:07.280 at the time.

00:37:08.680 So it's not like they had

00:37:10.960 some person on staff

00:37:13.860 who was culturally insensitive

00:37:16.540 to the whole issue.

00:37:18.460 But it's unheard of

00:37:20.480 that victims would retain

00:37:23.320 site security

00:37:24.980 of an alleged crime scene

00:37:27.220 and take over

00:37:29.180 the investigation.

00:37:31.360 That's just unheard of.

00:37:33.660 So that site has not been secured

00:37:35.680 by any neutral party

00:37:38.160 now for three years.

00:37:41.140 And also here we have

00:37:42.840 Sarah Beaulieu,

00:37:44.680 who was the GPR operator.

00:37:47.400 And again, it says

00:37:48.620 this researcher confirmed

00:37:51.200 presumed unmarked graves.

00:37:53.780 But all she did was GPR work.

00:37:55.800 And as you saw before,

00:37:58.580 you can't confirm anything from this.

00:38:02.880 And in fact,

00:38:03.780 no one checked

00:38:04.660 the previous land use records

00:38:06.860 because if they would have,

00:38:08.320 they would have seen

00:38:09.040 that it wasn't maybe sacred ground,

00:38:12.300 it's old septic trenches.

00:38:14.840 So these old septic trenches

00:38:17.220 pretty much align

00:38:18.540 with where the claimed bodies

00:38:20.800 were found.

00:38:21.400 Now, genocide has all kinds

00:38:25.300 of implications

00:38:26.240 internationally, nationally.

00:38:29.760 And these are like legal action,

00:38:32.400 reparations, money, land back.

00:38:35.440 And you can see that curiously,

00:38:37.240 a lot of the environmental groups

00:38:39.240 are suddenly on the

00:38:40.760 indigenous land back 0.98

00:38:42.480 bandwagon as well.

00:38:45.380 Like, why?

00:38:47.440 What's all that about?

00:38:48.740 And this suggests

00:38:51.920 that land back

00:38:52.820 is an indigenous-led movement

00:38:54.420 with a rich and complex meaning.

00:38:56.940 Land back is people

00:38:57.920 returning back

00:38:58.920 and finding their place

00:38:59.980 in those systems of life.

00:39:02.020 But in fact,

00:39:03.160 what's happening

00:39:03.920 is people are saying,

00:39:05.160 oh, this land is

00:39:06.980 full of probable,

00:39:09.100 unmarked graves,

00:39:10.180 and it's sacred to us,

00:39:12.280 so no one can touch it now.

00:39:13.860 So you can imagine

00:39:15.300 how easy it would be

00:39:16.500 to proliferate that

00:39:17.540 all across Canada,

00:39:19.680 and suddenly that's

00:39:20.660 how you get your land back.

00:39:23.220 Now, most people

00:39:25.020 are not aware

00:39:25.740 that there are 634

00:39:27.260 First Nations communities

00:39:29.020 in Canada.

00:39:30.420 They represent

00:39:31.160 more than 50 nations

00:39:32.460 and 50 indigenous languages.

00:39:34.980 But that really

00:39:36.320 makes up

00:39:37.380 1.8 million

00:39:39.120 indigenous people

00:39:40.180 in Canada.

00:39:41.600 And the First Nations

00:39:42.540 bands,

00:39:43.600 when you say

00:39:44.320 a nation,

00:39:45.560 it sounds big,

00:39:46.780 but the band numbers

00:39:47.860 are actually quite small.

00:39:49.340 So one of the biggest ones

00:39:50.940 is the Six Nations

00:39:51.840 of the Grand River

00:39:52.800 at 12,757 people.

00:39:56.580 And the Kamloops Band

00:39:58.100 is number 41

00:40:00.040 on that list,

00:40:01.120 which was

00:40:02.140 1,785 people,

00:40:06.100 of which

00:40:06.660 990 are non-Aboriginal 1.00

00:40:09.100 and 795 are Aboriginal.

00:40:12.540 So,

00:40:13.580 you know,

00:40:14.980 that's a complicating

00:40:16.360 thing

00:40:17.120 to have all

00:40:18.200 these different

00:40:18.900 First Nations,

00:40:21.300 First Nations traditions,

00:40:22.760 slightly different cultures,

00:40:24.000 slightly different language.

00:40:25.460 You know,

00:40:25.760 how do we go forward

00:40:27.020 trying to

00:40:28.380 deal with

00:40:29.080 the Canadian mosaic?

00:40:31.160 This would appear

00:40:32.080 to be one of the

00:40:32.980 weakest links

00:40:34.180 in Canada's unity,

00:40:35.760 especially because

00:40:38.800 Canada's treasure chest

00:40:40.240 of critical minerals

00:40:41.400 are usually

00:40:43.100 located on

00:40:44.340 or near

00:40:44.960 land

00:40:46.340 that is claimed

00:40:47.180 by

00:40:47.660 these

00:40:48.440 many First Nations.

00:40:49.860 nations.

00:40:52.520 Now,

00:40:53.520 oddly,

00:40:54.040 there's a very big

00:40:54.900 push from the

00:40:55.720 United Nations

00:40:56.580 that somehow

00:40:58.720 Indigenous cultures

00:41:00.300 constitute 20%

00:41:02.440 of the Earth's

00:41:03.440 land mass,

00:41:04.760 but that land

00:41:05.580 harbors 80%

00:41:07.140 of the remaining

00:41:08.180 diversity.

00:41:08.920 So,

00:41:10.220 the Indigenous

00:41:11.360 groups of the

00:41:12.300 world by the

00:41:13.220 UN are given

00:41:14.020 some kind

00:41:15.220 of

00:41:16.040 priority

00:41:17.600 over

00:41:18.780 any other

00:41:19.940 group.

00:41:21.240 And

00:41:21.560 you can see

00:41:22.320 there's a movement

00:41:23.020 for the land

00:41:24.180 needs guardians.

00:41:25.660 There's a land

00:41:26.220 guardian movement

00:41:27.100 in Canada.

00:41:28.680 And this sort

00:41:29.820 of presupposes

00:41:30.720 that there's

00:41:31.860 some inherent

00:41:32.700 intuitive

00:41:33.580 ability to

00:41:34.740 care for

00:41:35.380 the land

00:41:35.920 of Canada

00:41:36.540 much better

00:41:37.820 than any

00:41:38.620 non-Indigenous

00:41:39.540 person could.

00:41:41.120 That somehow

00:41:41.580 this is,

00:41:42.180 you know,

00:41:43.100 transmitted

00:41:43.600 like genetically

00:41:44.840 or spiritually.

00:41:46.440 And in fact,

00:41:47.460 of course,

00:41:47.940 here's the

00:41:48.440 National Catholic

00:41:49.440 Register

00:41:50.020 asking the

00:41:51.100 question,

00:41:51.600 like,

00:41:51.880 what is going

00:41:52.580 on at

00:41:53.480 the World

00:41:54.740 Economic Forum?

00:41:55.980 What spirit

00:41:56.660 rules in Davos?

00:41:58.420 And you can

00:41:59.360 see a video

00:41:59.940 of this

00:42:00.680 shamanic

00:42:01.920 priest,

00:42:03.480 Chieftis

00:42:04.420 Putani,

00:42:06.260 making

00:42:08.580 some kind

00:42:10.120 of supplication

00:42:11.020 or prayer

00:42:11.740 at the

00:42:12.520 Davos event

00:42:13.300 and then

00:42:14.100 going and

00:42:14.820 blowing

00:42:16.060 a forceful

00:42:17.900 blast of

00:42:18.480 air on the

00:42:19.020 heads of

00:42:19.480 all these

00:42:20.120 important

00:42:20.500 people like

00:42:21.280 Kristalina

00:42:22.360 Gorgievo

00:42:25.060 of the

00:42:26.180 IMF and

00:42:27.360 the head

00:42:28.280 of MasterCard

00:42:29.420 Worldwide,

00:42:30.220 the World

00:42:30.540 Bank.

00:42:31.240 I mean,

00:42:31.620 you know,

00:42:32.780 if you had

00:42:33.640 had a Catholic

00:42:34.360 priest there

00:42:35.080 who suddenly

00:42:35.600 offered the

00:42:36.560 sacraments

00:42:37.120 to everyone,

00:42:38.020 I think

00:42:38.440 they would

00:42:38.800 have picked

00:42:39.540 him out.

00:42:40.520 But this

00:42:41.320 was quite

00:42:41.780 acceptable,

00:42:43.000 even magical.

00:42:44.940 So what is

00:42:46.060 going to be

00:42:46.580 happening now

00:42:47.280 under UNDRIP

00:42:48.060 is that the

00:42:48.780 consultant

00:42:49.260 class are

00:42:51.940 going to,

00:42:52.780 and the

00:42:52.960 climateers,

00:42:53.800 want to trade

00:42:54.360 nature-based

00:42:55.200 carbon offsets.

00:42:57.080 So the

00:42:57.640 First Nations

00:42:58.420 would be the

00:42:59.260 keepers of

00:42:59.980 the land,

00:43:00.720 and they'd be

00:43:01.440 paid climate

00:43:02.380 money.

00:43:02.820 and Deloitte

00:43:04.000 has a

00:43:04.440 number of

00:43:05.640 reports on

00:43:08.180 this.

00:43:08.760 You have

00:43:09.060 to realize

00:43:10.300 what they're

00:43:11.380 planning to

00:43:11.840 do is to

00:43:12.700 commodify nature.

00:43:16.320 And so,

00:43:17.320 you know,

00:43:17.580 if I'm a

00:43:18.040 large emitter

00:43:18.660 and I want

00:43:19.640 to continue

00:43:20.280 emitting,

00:43:21.140 then I can

00:43:21.660 just buy

00:43:22.180 some carbon

00:43:23.820 credits.

00:43:24.820 For instance,

00:43:25.440 right now,

00:43:26.220 Nature Conservancy

00:43:27.200 has a project

00:43:28.060 in BC

00:43:28.640 called Dark

00:43:29.440 Woods,

00:43:29.980 and what

00:43:30.780 they do

00:43:31.120 is they

00:43:31.620 take a

00:43:32.160 plot of

00:43:32.540 land,

00:43:33.420 they allegedly

00:43:34.440 guarantee

00:43:35.200 its sustenance

00:43:37.660 as a natural

00:43:38.780 feature for

00:43:39.860 the next

00:43:40.220 hundred years,

00:43:41.400 and then

00:43:42.080 they buy

00:43:42.860 and sell

00:43:43.200 carbon credits

00:43:44.120 related to

00:43:45.620 that reserve.

00:43:47.820 Now,

00:43:48.460 you know,

00:43:48.720 no one asks

00:43:49.300 the question,

00:43:49.880 what happens

00:43:50.280 if it goes

00:43:50.720 up in smoke?

00:43:52.040 I mean,

00:43:52.540 we hope it

00:43:53.060 wouldn't,

00:43:53.540 right?

00:43:54.120 But it's a

00:43:54.900 forest,

00:43:55.380 and over a

00:43:56.000 hundred-year

00:43:56.380 period,

00:43:57.020 it should go

00:43:57.780 up in smoke

00:43:58.380 because that's

00:43:59.700 how the

00:44:00.120 forest renews

00:44:00.900 itself.

00:44:02.040 But who

00:44:02.460 will be

00:44:02.780 on the

00:44:03.080 hook for

00:44:04.060 those carbon

00:44:04.580 credit

00:44:04.940 liabilities?

00:44:06.200 Somebody

00:44:06.460 paid money

00:44:07.180 for a good

00:44:08.640 carbon offset,

00:44:10.100 and now

00:44:10.480 it's gone,

00:44:11.200 gone up in

00:44:11.780 smoke and

00:44:12.500 created more

00:44:13.240 CO2.

00:44:14.460 So,

00:44:15.740 you know,

00:44:16.140 we should not

00:44:16.700 fall into

00:44:17.140 this trap

00:44:17.720 because it

00:44:18.240 may turn

00:44:18.700 out that

00:44:19.340 Canadians

00:44:19.960 will end

00:44:20.620 up having

00:44:21.500 to pay

00:44:22.280 those

00:44:22.740 liabilities,

00:44:23.900 and all

00:44:24.740 these guys

00:44:25.320 will get

00:44:25.840 off scot-free

00:44:26.740 and get

00:44:28.180 money from

00:44:28.840 these strange

00:44:29.580 sources.

00:44:30.900 But really,

00:44:31.500 carbon offsets

00:44:32.440 are Enron

00:44:33.400 all over

00:44:33.980 again.

00:44:35.060 And if

00:44:35.360 you're a

00:44:36.460 person who's

00:44:37.020 never heard

00:44:37.460 of Enron,

00:44:38.160 I advise you

00:44:38.820 to look it

00:44:39.240 up.

00:44:39.800 It was a

00:44:40.380 huge energy

00:44:41.320 company,

00:44:42.080 considered to

00:44:42.620 be one of

00:44:43.580 the best

00:44:43.900 companies in

00:44:45.000 the United

00:44:45.420 States,

00:44:46.000 I think was

00:44:46.600 top six or

00:44:48.460 something like

00:44:48.940 that.

00:44:49.500 They really

00:44:50.060 hired a lot

00:44:50.740 of excellent

00:44:51.240 people.

00:44:52.200 But the

00:44:53.000 people at

00:44:53.380 the top 0.96

00:44:53.920 were corrupt, 0.96

00:44:54.840 dropped, and

00:44:56.060 Enron

00:44:57.680 collapsed in

00:44:58.860 ashes in

00:45:01.740 about 1999,

00:45:04.120 I think it

00:45:04.500 was.

00:45:06.500 And one of

00:45:07.440 the best

00:45:07.880 things I've

00:45:08.360 ever read

00:45:08.900 about carbon

00:45:11.480 offsets is

00:45:12.260 this article

00:45:12.840 in Harper's

00:45:13.720 from 2010,

00:45:15.460 February 2010,

00:45:17.020 written by

00:45:17.580 Mark Shapiro,

00:45:18.320 and he said

00:45:18.760 that carbon

00:45:19.200 market is

00:45:19.980 based on the

00:45:20.640 lack of

00:45:21.200 delivery of

00:45:22.940 an invisible

00:45:23.580 substance to

00:45:25.840 no one.

00:45:27.760 And Anis

00:45:28.800 El-Haji here,

00:45:30.080 who's an

00:45:30.660 international

00:45:31.200 energy expert,

00:45:32.260 pointed out

00:45:32.820 that carbon

00:45:33.900 offset developer

00:45:35.700 reports ex-CEO

00:45:37.220 to feds over

00:45:37.880 bad credit.

00:45:39.320 Well, carbon

00:45:39.860 accounting is

00:45:40.540 the mother of

00:45:41.300 all Enrons.

00:45:42.640 And he's

00:45:43.000 saying, for

00:45:43.720 the hundredth

00:45:44.240 time, I

00:45:44.820 repeat.

00:45:47.200 Now, after

00:45:49.340 the find in

00:45:51.360 Kamloops,

00:45:52.140 this lady

00:45:53.580 was appointed

00:45:54.340 as the

00:45:55.680 special

00:45:57.000 interlocutor

00:45:57.820 of missing

00:45:59.100 children and

00:45:59.700 unmarked

00:46:00.100 graves.

00:46:00.520 Her name

00:46:00.820 is Kimberly

00:46:01.660 Murray.

00:46:02.440 She's a

00:46:03.100 lawyer.

00:46:04.940 And she's

00:46:06.900 not a

00:46:07.380 historian.

00:46:08.200 So she's

00:46:08.720 been cranking

00:46:09.320 out these

00:46:09.700 reports.

00:46:12.300 This is the

00:46:13.180 first report

00:46:13.780 that came

00:46:14.220 out.

00:46:14.680 And then

00:46:15.140 this is an

00:46:16.060 interim report

00:46:16.760 that was not

00:46:17.280 requested.

00:46:18.000 She was

00:46:18.240 supposed to

00:46:18.580 have issued

00:46:18.920 a final

00:46:19.420 report by

00:46:19.980 now.

00:46:20.260 It will

00:46:21.320 apparently be

00:46:21.960 out in

00:46:22.300 September.

00:46:22.800 But this

00:46:23.520 was issued

00:46:23.940 in the

00:46:24.260 interim.

00:46:25.320 So she's

00:46:26.060 been doing

00:46:26.600 a similar

00:46:27.100 thing to

00:46:27.660 the Truth

00:46:28.220 and Reconciliation

00:46:28.900 Commission,

00:46:30.140 meeting in

00:46:30.740 the sharing

00:46:31.280 circles and

00:46:32.020 hearing from

00:46:32.460 people trying

00:46:33.040 to track

00:46:33.460 down the

00:46:34.300 missing

00:46:34.600 persons.

00:46:35.860 But most

00:46:36.860 of these

00:46:37.160 reports are

00:46:38.000 filled with

00:46:38.500 outrageous

00:46:38.940 claims,

00:46:39.760 like things

00:46:40.260 like that

00:46:40.940 nuns and

00:46:41.540 priests were 0.98

00:46:42.160 murdering 0.85

00:46:42.600 children and 1.00

00:46:43.160 burying them

00:46:43.620 in the middle

00:46:43.980 of the night,

00:46:45.120 their children

00:46:45.780 were forced

00:46:46.280 to dig

00:46:46.640 graves,

00:46:47.360 that babies

00:46:49.700 were incinerated

00:46:50.640 at these

00:46:51.420 schools,

00:46:52.520 things that

00:46:53.080 there's no

00:46:53.720 historical evidence

00:46:54.620 for it,

00:46:55.780 but these

00:46:56.640 res legends

00:46:58.260 and myths

00:46:58.860 have become

00:46:59.740 fact in

00:47:01.000 her documents.

00:47:03.340 And she's

00:47:04.260 also been

00:47:04.740 filing unvetted

00:47:05.940 human rights

00:47:06.680 accusations to

00:47:08.040 the UN

00:47:08.660 Special

00:47:09.440 Rapporteur,

00:47:10.900 which, as I

00:47:11.580 pointed out

00:47:12.020 before, with

00:47:12.700 China accusing 0.55

00:47:13.600 us of

00:47:14.000 genocide,

00:47:14.400 this has

00:47:15.560 international

00:47:16.280 geopolitical

00:47:17.240 consequences.

00:47:18.600 That's not

00:47:19.300 her job to

00:47:19.920 do that.

00:47:20.480 She was only

00:47:21.040 supposed to

00:47:21.580 report to

00:47:22.520 the Justice

00:47:23.020 Minister in

00:47:23.820 Canada.

00:47:25.100 None of

00:47:25.400 these reports

00:47:26.000 have been

00:47:26.320 vetted by

00:47:27.040 any

00:47:27.280 parliamentarians.

00:47:28.600 She and

00:47:29.340 her office

00:47:29.800 are just

00:47:30.160 cranking them

00:47:30.700 out and

00:47:31.160 sending them

00:47:31.600 off.

00:47:33.580 And, of

00:47:34.280 course, when

00:47:34.740 the Special

00:47:35.320 Rapporteur came

00:47:36.440 here, of

00:47:37.540 course, he

00:47:37.960 found that we

00:47:38.620 had this

00:47:39.020 appalling legacy

00:47:40.040 of residential

00:47:40.960 schools because

00:47:42.640 he's getting

00:47:43.320 reports like

00:47:44.380 this.

00:47:45.780 And she

00:47:46.720 filed another

00:47:47.300 report,

00:47:49.040 unvetted

00:47:49.520 human rights

00:47:50.180 accusations to

00:47:51.580 the UN

00:47:52.260 Special

00:47:52.740 Rapporteur.

00:47:53.480 She filed

00:47:54.020 this one with

00:47:55.140 the UN

00:47:55.700 expert mechanism

00:47:56.820 on the

00:47:57.320 rights of

00:47:57.700 indigenous

00:47:58.040 people.

00:47:59.300 So all

00:47:59.860 these reports

00:48:00.580 will be used

00:48:01.420 against Canada

00:48:02.620 by international

00:48:04.060 groups like

00:48:05.340 China and

00:48:06.140 its allies who

00:48:07.140 have accused

00:48:07.640 us of

00:48:08.120 genocide.

00:48:08.900 And that

00:48:09.420 has repercussions

00:48:10.520 for us as a

00:48:11.940 country.

00:48:12.840 I mean, think

00:48:13.440 when South

00:48:14.160 Africa was 0.93

00:48:14.960 accused of

00:48:15.480 apartheid.

00:48:16.460 There were

00:48:16.840 many trade

00:48:17.400 embargoes

00:48:18.000 against South

00:48:19.080 Africa.

00:48:19.940 There were

00:48:20.220 some banking

00:48:20.760 issues against

00:48:21.620 South Africa.

00:48:22.660 So, you

00:48:23.360 know, it

00:48:23.580 can be

00:48:24.080 extremely

00:48:24.700 difficult for

00:48:26.320 us as a

00:48:27.040 country.

00:48:28.160 And these

00:48:29.220 are the kind

00:48:29.800 of accusations

00:48:30.500 that are very

00:48:31.440 hard to

00:48:32.040 counter once

00:48:33.300 they're out

00:48:33.700 there in the

00:48:34.120 public.

00:48:34.780 Because it

00:48:35.420 is an

00:48:36.260 official report,

00:48:37.360 right?

00:48:38.040 And it

00:48:38.680 looks very

00:48:39.420 official.

00:48:40.300 So it's

00:48:41.180 hard to

00:48:41.560 question.

00:48:43.940 So Canada

00:48:44.700 now is

00:48:45.500 deemed

00:48:45.760 guilty without

00:48:46.980 trial or

00:48:47.760 evidence.

00:48:48.820 And even

00:48:49.160 22 lawyers,

00:48:50.720 many of

00:48:51.220 them from

00:48:51.560 Alberta,

00:48:52.560 demanded that

00:48:53.360 the International

00:48:54.040 Criminal Court

00:48:55.180 investigate Canada

00:48:56.860 for genocide and

00:48:58.040 crimes against

00:48:58.900 humanity.

00:49:00.480 It's

00:49:01.200 unbelievable.

00:49:02.360 Like, who

00:49:02.720 would ask the

00:49:04.760 International Criminal

00:49:05.740 Court to

00:49:06.740 investigate their

00:49:07.680 own country for

00:49:09.200 such crimes?

00:49:10.060 heinous crimes

00:49:11.120 for which

00:49:11.820 there's no

00:49:12.380 actual evidence.

00:49:13.960 It's all

00:49:14.380 based on

00:49:15.020 statements,

00:49:16.200 recollections of

00:49:17.440 people who

00:49:18.360 are remembering

00:49:19.760 things that

00:49:20.280 happened to

00:49:20.780 them when

00:49:21.140 they were

00:49:21.520 five, when

00:49:22.940 they were

00:49:23.200 six, when

00:49:23.800 they were

00:49:24.040 eight.

00:49:26.040 So the

00:49:27.440 main point

00:49:27.980 is this.

00:49:30.080 This special

00:49:31.760 interlocutor,

00:49:33.200 Kimberly Murray,

00:49:34.240 said that

00:49:34.700 history of

00:49:35.400 residential

00:49:35.760 school cemeteries

00:49:37.360 is evidence of

00:49:38.380 genocide.

00:49:39.760 Cemeteries are

00:49:40.520 evidence that

00:49:41.220 we're all

00:49:41.740 mortal.

00:49:42.720 That's it.

00:49:43.680 So you have

00:49:44.200 to ask these

00:49:45.200 questions and

00:49:46.020 ask these

00:49:46.600 questions of

00:49:47.980 anyone who

00:49:48.700 talks about

00:49:49.280 this topic.

00:49:50.060 Ask them of

00:49:50.720 your

00:49:50.900 parliamentarians.

00:49:52.480 Who were

00:49:52.900 the children?

00:49:54.520 Who are

00:49:55.020 their families?

00:49:56.320 How did

00:49:56.760 they die?

00:49:58.120 When did

00:49:58.540 the parents or

00:49:59.280 guardians report

00:50:00.100 them missing?

00:50:01.220 And why are

00:50:01.940 the RCMP not

00:50:03.100 investigating?

00:50:04.660 Now, just

00:50:05.660 think about

00:50:06.080 this.

00:50:06.340 Who were the

00:50:06.820 children?

00:50:07.320 You say,

00:50:07.580 well, we

00:50:08.020 don't know.

00:50:08.520 They're

00:50:08.680 missing.

00:50:09.460 Okay, well,

00:50:10.700 how do you

00:50:11.160 find a missing

00:50:11.680 person?

00:50:12.720 You find a

00:50:13.600 missing person

00:50:14.340 by their

00:50:14.760 name.

00:50:15.680 Like, if you

00:50:16.140 go to the

00:50:16.540 police and

00:50:17.100 say, someone's

00:50:18.060 missing in my

00:50:18.720 family, they'll

00:50:19.740 say, okay,

00:50:20.560 what's their

00:50:21.100 name?

00:50:21.980 What's your

00:50:22.440 family name?

00:50:23.860 You know, so

00:50:24.320 you say, okay,

00:50:25.040 my brother

00:50:26.040 Jack went to

00:50:27.620 Red Deer and

00:50:29.000 he didn't come

00:50:30.280 back and it's,

00:50:31.320 you know, five

00:50:32.080 days later, we

00:50:33.080 can't get his

00:50:33.680 cell phone.

00:50:34.760 Okay, what's

00:50:35.240 your family name?

00:50:36.000 Smith.

00:50:36.320 Okay, Jack

00:50:37.200 Smith is

00:50:37.800 missing in

00:50:38.320 Red Deer.

00:50:38.700 They put out

00:50:39.540 an announcement

00:50:40.160 and they say

00:50:41.120 this is his

00:50:41.700 family name.

00:50:43.480 You know, they

00:50:43.820 may put other

00:50:44.960 family contact

00:50:45.840 information there.

00:50:48.380 And that's how

00:50:49.540 we find Jack.

00:50:50.900 So, if we

00:50:52.520 don't have a

00:50:52.960 list of names

00:50:53.740 of people who

00:50:54.620 are alleged to

00:50:55.340 be missing,

00:50:56.760 then who's

00:50:58.520 missing?

00:50:58.900 And people

00:51:01.060 make various

00:51:01.840 claims about

00:51:02.520 how people

00:51:03.360 died.

00:51:04.100 Okay, what

00:51:05.120 is the name

00:51:05.720 of the person

00:51:06.300 who died and

00:51:07.340 how did they

00:51:07.860 die?

00:51:08.920 Well, we

00:51:09.360 don't know

00:51:09.780 because they're

00:51:10.220 missing.

00:51:11.460 You see?

00:51:12.380 The logic

00:51:12.920 doesn't work.

00:51:15.120 But you say,

00:51:16.100 wait a minute,

00:51:16.700 at the National

00:51:17.500 Center for Truth

00:51:18.360 and Reconciliation,

00:51:19.760 they have a

00:51:20.420 memorial banner

00:51:21.220 of 4,000 names

00:51:23.140 of children.

00:51:23.780 But actually,

00:51:25.280 if you take a

00:51:25.760 closer look and

00:51:27.000 you do a bit

00:51:27.440 of research,

00:51:27.960 you find out

00:51:28.800 that this list

00:51:29.880 of names includes

00:51:31.640 names of a

00:51:33.100 young adult

00:51:33.860 murder victim,

00:51:35.400 nothing to do

00:51:36.120 with Indian

00:51:36.620 residential schools,

00:51:38.240 an 85-year-old,

00:51:40.200 a person who

00:51:40.860 died of a

00:51:41.400 gunshot wound,

00:51:42.880 someone who

00:51:43.320 died of a

00:51:43.840 train accident.

00:51:45.140 None of those

00:51:46.160 have anything to

00:51:47.020 do with Indian

00:51:47.820 residential schools.

00:51:49.660 And it seems

00:51:50.200 like what has

00:51:50.820 happened is

00:51:51.580 this memorial

00:51:52.840 banner,

00:51:53.780 has become,

00:51:56.460 shall we say,

00:51:57.480 it's not nice

00:51:58.080 to say contaminated

00:51:59.260 because it's not

00:52:01.620 memorializing only

00:52:03.280 children who died

00:52:04.280 at Indian

00:52:04.720 residential schools.

00:52:06.220 People have

00:52:07.000 wanted to

00:52:07.680 remember their

00:52:08.520 loved ones,

00:52:09.660 so they put

00:52:10.200 their name

00:52:10.600 forth and it

00:52:11.260 went on the

00:52:11.640 banner.

00:52:12.460 So we have

00:52:13.140 all kinds of

00:52:13.820 people's names

00:52:14.520 there who had

00:52:15.880 nothing to do

00:52:16.520 with residential

00:52:17.180 schools,

00:52:17.680 but it looks

00:52:18.120 like, wow,

00:52:19.180 thousands of

00:52:19.900 children died

00:52:20.500 there.

00:52:22.200 These are not

00:52:23.080 all the names

00:52:24.280 of people who

00:52:25.040 died at

00:52:25.520 residential

00:52:26.020 schools.

00:52:28.280 And the

00:52:29.080 thing that

00:52:29.580 most Canadians

00:52:30.880 and even

00:52:31.760 people outside

00:52:32.440 of Canada

00:52:32.960 are completely

00:52:33.880 unaware of

00:52:34.760 is how much

00:52:35.440 money has

00:52:36.800 been spent

00:52:38.060 on various

00:52:39.340 claims,

00:52:40.360 class actions,

00:52:41.360 land claims,

00:52:42.600 compensation for

00:52:43.900 residential school

00:52:45.200 damage.

00:52:46.280 This is a

00:52:49.540 very good

00:52:49.900 report by

00:52:50.520 Dr. Tom

00:52:51.120 Flanagan,

00:52:52.040 issued by

00:52:52.860 the Fraser

00:52:53.500 Institute.

00:52:55.040 So we're

00:52:55.500 basically paying

00:52:56.380 de facto

00:52:57.020 reparations.

00:52:58.400 None of

00:52:58.780 these are

00:52:59.180 being contested

00:53:00.120 in court

00:53:00.740 because when

00:53:01.560 Jodi Wilson-Rabel

00:53:02.820 left office,

00:53:04.400 she instructed 0.77

00:53:05.040 departmental

00:53:05.820 lawyers to

00:53:06.480 seek negotiated

00:53:07.540 settlements

00:53:08.220 instead of

00:53:09.500 litigating

00:53:10.220 vigorously.

00:53:11.940 And these

00:53:12.500 instructions were

00:53:13.340 formalized in

00:53:14.340 her litigation

00:53:15.100 guidelines,

00:53:15.960 which were

00:53:16.380 issued in

00:53:17.200 2019 and

00:53:18.940 are still

00:53:19.360 in effect.

00:53:20.880 So we

00:53:21.940 now have,

00:53:22.980 well, this

00:53:23.380 says for a

00:53:23.880 total of

00:53:24.220 almost $60

00:53:24.920 billion,

00:53:26.380 all kinds

00:53:28.120 of contingent

00:53:28.820 liabilities

00:53:29.540 related to

00:53:30.900 residential

00:53:31.420 schools and

00:53:32.200 land claims,

00:53:33.000 it's now up

00:53:33.920 to more

00:53:34.660 like $76

00:53:35.760 billion.

00:53:36.820 It's about

00:53:37.280 3% of our

00:53:38.500 GDP now.

00:53:40.260 And no

00:53:41.000 parliamentarians

00:53:41.880 are looking

00:53:42.720 over these

00:53:44.080 deals.

00:53:45.460 And Minister

00:53:47.000 Gary and

00:53:47.960 the Sangaree,

00:53:49.020 I call him

00:53:49.500 Gary Giveaway,

00:53:50.740 he's out there

00:53:51.520 right now

00:53:52.260 giving, you

00:53:54.220 know, money

00:53:55.060 away, land

00:53:55.900 away.

00:53:56.420 He recently

00:53:57.320 made an

00:53:58.340 apology to

00:53:59.200 Dakota and

00:54:00.020 Lakota people 1.00

00:54:00.820 who came here

00:54:01.580 as refugees

00:54:02.260 from the

00:54:03.120 United States

00:54:04.020 and he

00:54:04.960 said, we

00:54:05.420 are sorry.

00:54:06.360 And they

00:54:06.620 said, they

00:54:07.500 basically said,

00:54:08.300 and you're

00:54:08.600 going to be

00:54:08.960 even more

00:54:09.500 sorry.

00:54:10.420 And about

00:54:10.840 two weeks

00:54:11.300 later, they

00:54:11.820 said, you

00:54:12.180 know what?

00:54:12.880 The Dakota

00:54:13.300 people said,

00:54:13.940 downtown

00:54:14.740 Winnipeg

00:54:15.280 belongs to

00:54:15.880 us.

00:54:16.300 That was

00:54:16.560 our

00:54:16.740 traditional

00:54:17.160 territory.

00:54:18.860 So, you

00:54:19.760 know, what

00:54:20.040 have we

00:54:20.260 gotten

00:54:20.460 ourselves

00:54:20.860 into?

00:54:21.360 It's 0.99

00:54:21.540 ridiculous. 0.98

00:54:23.940 And the 1.00

00:54:24.640 upshot is

00:54:25.360 that land

00:54:25.840 title and

00:54:26.360 resource

00:54:26.740 development

00:54:27.300 is turning

00:54:27.960 upside down.

00:54:28.720 So, it's

00:54:29.860 just as the

00:54:30.800 six provincial

00:54:31.480 leaders feared

00:54:32.500 because now

00:54:33.860 actually the

00:54:34.820 Canadian

00:54:35.700 government is

00:54:36.380 trying to

00:54:36.860 align all

00:54:37.760 Canadian

00:54:38.220 laws with

00:54:39.920 UNDRIP.

00:54:41.040 And here's

00:54:42.160 an example

00:54:42.860 though of

00:54:43.320 like foreign 0.93

00:54:43.840 interference,

00:54:44.780 which is in

00:54:45.200 the background

00:54:45.740 on all these

00:54:47.060 issues.

00:54:47.980 This is an

00:54:49.400 initiative for

00:54:51.160 project finance

00:54:53.080 for permanent

00:54:53.940 initiatives.

00:54:54.520 Permanence

00:54:55.360 initiatives.

00:54:55.880 This is

00:54:56.380 turning parts

00:54:57.640 of Canada

00:54:58.200 into permanent

00:54:59.100 conservation

00:54:59.680 areas under

00:55:00.860 Indigenous

00:55:01.380 supervision.

00:55:02.900 And you will

00:55:03.420 notice that

00:55:04.060 this is blocking

00:55:04.960 access to

00:55:06.620 major sea

00:55:07.880 ports and

00:55:08.760 sea routes and

00:55:10.300 also access to

00:55:11.780 major mineral

00:55:13.340 opportunities.

00:55:14.600 So, this

00:55:17.400 has been

00:55:17.800 funded by

00:55:18.420 the Pew

00:55:19.220 Charities out 0.97

00:55:20.040 of the

00:55:20.240 United States

00:55:21.160 and it says

00:55:22.160 Pew has

00:55:22.700 supported

00:55:23.140 Indigenous

00:55:23.600 led

00:55:24.000 conservation

00:55:24.720 including

00:55:25.740 since the

00:55:26.560 late 1990s

00:55:28.700 in the

00:55:29.200 Northwest

00:55:29.580 Territories.

00:55:31.180 Along with

00:55:31.600 other partners,

00:55:32.640 Pew provided

00:55:33.260 direct financial

00:55:34.580 assistance to

00:55:36.080 First Nations

00:55:36.860 to engage in

00:55:38.060 land use

00:55:38.540 planning,

00:55:39.640 establish

00:55:40.060 Indigenous

00:55:40.580 protected and

00:55:41.420 conserved

00:55:41.920 areas and

00:55:43.160 expand the

00:55:43.880 Indigenous

00:55:44.280 Guardians

00:55:45.020 program

00:55:45.700 complemented

00:55:46.980 with in-kind

00:55:47.680 communications,

00:55:49.100 policy analysis,

00:55:50.900 networking and

00:55:51.660 partnership

00:55:52.220 building support.

00:55:54.940 So, you

00:55:56.880 know, this

00:55:57.240 is a

00:55:57.920 foreign

00:55:58.520 charity

00:55:59.300 that is

00:56:00.940 changing

00:56:02.220 Canadian

00:56:02.800 public policy

00:56:03.860 without

00:56:05.160 Canadians

00:56:06.460 being involved

00:56:07.340 or certainly

00:56:08.560 not

00:56:08.980 mainstream

00:56:09.640 Canadians.

00:56:11.820 And here's

00:56:13.240 a land back

00:56:13.900 deal in

00:56:15.060 British

00:56:15.520 Columbia,

00:56:16.040 which is

00:56:16.780 a national

00:56:17.360 security

00:56:17.900 risk.

00:56:19.040 So, on

00:56:19.540 Haida Gwaii,

00:56:20.280 a colonial

00:56:20.760 government is

00:56:21.540 no longer

00:56:22.180 lord of the

00:56:22.900 land.

00:56:23.880 BC

00:56:24.300 sort of

00:56:25.700 handed

00:56:26.020 back

00:56:26.640 the Haida

00:56:28.520 Gwaii

00:56:28.980 islands to

00:56:29.760 the Haida

00:56:30.180 nation.

00:56:31.220 This is

00:56:31.720 probably in

00:56:33.000 contravention

00:56:33.600 of the

00:56:34.300 Confederation

00:56:35.000 and the

00:56:35.400 Constitution.

00:56:36.160 nation.

00:56:37.500 But this

00:56:38.800 area

00:56:39.320 is a

00:56:42.700 very

00:56:43.180 significant

00:56:43.840 security

00:56:44.380 risk to

00:56:44.900 Canada.

00:56:45.620 The U.S.

00:56:46.220 military used

00:56:47.120 to have a

00:56:47.500 base there.

00:56:48.040 They had

00:56:48.280 this radar

00:56:49.360 called the

00:56:50.120 Elephant

00:56:50.580 Radar.

00:56:51.720 They don't

00:56:52.340 use it

00:56:52.720 anymore, but

00:56:53.300 this was

00:56:53.680 only one

00:56:54.240 of three

00:56:54.700 in the

00:56:55.060 world, so

00:56:55.620 you can

00:56:55.980 assume that

00:56:56.720 it was

00:56:57.300 pretty

00:56:57.540 significant

00:56:58.020 to be

00:56:58.500 there.

00:56:58.800 And in

00:57:01.240 World War

00:57:01.860 II, Colonel

00:57:02.560 Mitchell of

00:57:03.200 the U.S.

00:57:03.760 said, he

00:57:04.820 who rules

00:57:05.360 Alaska rules

00:57:06.500 the world.

00:57:07.560 Well, this

00:57:08.140 area is

00:57:08.740 basically, shall

00:57:09.740 we say, in

00:57:10.220 the armpit

00:57:10.780 of Alaska.

00:57:12.240 So we

00:57:15.080 weren't

00:57:15.400 involved as

00:57:16.060 a nation in

00:57:17.180 this giveaway

00:57:17.760 deal by the

00:57:19.000 BC government.

00:57:20.860 And, you

00:57:21.980 know, all we

00:57:23.380 have to do is

00:57:23.960 wait for

00:57:24.340 Norway to

00:57:25.160 recognize

00:57:26.060 Haida

00:57:26.760 nation as

00:57:28.100 an independent

00:57:28.700 country, and

00:57:29.700 you'll see

00:57:30.680 where the

00:57:31.040 balkanization

00:57:31.700 of Canada

00:57:32.320 goes.

00:57:34.440 And even

00:57:35.440 the Catholic

00:57:36.720 Kamloops

00:57:37.400 Sacred

00:57:37.860 Covenant is

00:57:38.960 rewriting

00:57:39.480 history,

00:57:40.360 sadly.

00:57:42.580 You know,

00:57:43.320 we have

00:57:43.780 myself and

00:57:45.200 a couple of

00:57:46.080 other researchers,

00:57:47.220 and Nina

00:57:47.520 Green is one 0.91

00:57:48.260 of them,

00:57:49.100 have the

00:57:49.780 original

00:57:50.160 documents in

00:57:51.140 Chinook

00:57:51.520 Wawa, which

00:57:52.540 was the

00:57:53.040 language that

00:57:54.100 Father Lejeune

00:57:55.580 developed, and

00:57:56.720 for

00:57:58.360 writing down

00:57:59.540 the formerly

00:58:00.780 oral languages

00:58:01.740 of the

00:58:02.760 people of

00:58:03.320 the region.

00:58:04.800 Now, in

00:58:05.700 this document,

00:58:06.560 they claim

00:58:07.140 that when

00:58:07.860 Father Lejeune

00:58:09.360 and others

00:58:10.160 went to

00:58:11.000 the Vatican

00:58:12.500 to see the

00:58:13.800 Pope, that

00:58:15.000 they went

00:58:15.400 there to

00:58:15.760 petition his

00:58:16.480 support for

00:58:17.140 Indigenous

00:58:17.520 jurisdiction and

00:58:18.740 title over

00:58:19.340 Indigenous lands.

00:58:20.660 That's simply

00:58:21.520 not true.

00:58:22.680 It's just not

00:58:23.400 true at all.

00:58:24.320 They just went

00:58:24.960 there for a

00:58:25.860 similar kind

00:58:26.600 of papal

00:58:27.100 visit or

00:58:28.320 Vatican visit

00:58:29.180 that any

00:58:29.760 devout

00:58:30.200 Catholic would 0.92

00:58:30.980 do today.

00:58:32.360 They were

00:58:32.820 blessed in

00:58:34.020 a large group

00:58:34.860 ceremony by

00:58:35.820 the Pope of

00:58:36.520 the time.

00:58:38.080 And that's

00:58:38.560 it.

00:58:38.780 They didn't

00:58:39.080 petition for

00:58:39.680 anything while

00:58:40.360 they were

00:58:40.620 there.

00:58:42.940 And,

00:58:43.660 obviously,

00:58:44.340 our international

00:58:45.000 reputation has

00:58:46.020 been ruined.

00:58:47.080 There may be

00:58:47.840 more risks

00:58:48.740 ahead.

00:58:49.720 So, the

00:58:50.240 International

00:58:50.720 Commissions of

00:58:51.520 Inquiry,

00:58:52.240 Commissions on

00:58:52.740 Human Rights

00:58:53.780 Fact-Finding

00:58:54.540 Missions and

00:58:55.140 Other

00:58:55.340 Investigations.

00:58:56.960 Do we

00:58:57.320 really want

00:58:57.900 the UN

00:58:58.320 stomping around

00:58:59.180 in our

00:58:59.520 backyard,

00:59:00.820 especially after

00:59:01.600 they've been

00:59:02.140 sent all

00:59:02.860 these unvetted

00:59:03.960 crazy reports

00:59:05.660 that are not

00:59:07.920 backed up by

00:59:08.520 any evidence?

00:59:10.900 So, here's a

00:59:11.860 picture of

00:59:12.300 Father Noonan

00:59:13.060 with the

00:59:13.900 students of

00:59:14.520 the Kamloops

00:59:15.240 Indian

00:59:15.600 Residential

00:59:16.280 School.

00:59:17.020 They look

00:59:17.560 like they're

00:59:17.960 having a

00:59:18.360 pretty good

00:59:18.740 time.

00:59:19.720 And the

00:59:20.120 Kamloops

00:59:20.520 Indian

00:59:20.840 Residential

00:59:21.540 School had

00:59:22.040 a big

00:59:22.420 reunion.

00:59:24.000 Some

00:59:24.300 genocide.

00:59:27.080 So, just

00:59:27.660 to recap,

00:59:28.480 Indian

00:59:28.720 Residential

00:59:29.380 School

00:59:29.720 Facts.

00:59:30.960 Education

00:59:31.280 was offered

00:59:32.220 in the

00:59:32.640 treaties,

00:59:33.680 and chiefs

00:59:34.200 and councils

00:59:34.860 requested

00:59:35.680 education,

00:59:37.060 particularly

00:59:37.580 skills training

00:59:38.700 like literacy,

00:59:40.300 agriculture,

00:59:41.180 industry,

00:59:42.000 medical,

00:59:42.540 and clerical.

00:59:43.880 Parents had

00:59:44.560 to register

00:59:45.200 their children

00:59:45.780 to attend.

00:59:46.980 Schooling

00:59:47.360 was not

00:59:47.860 mandatory

00:59:48.280 until 1920,

00:59:50.320 which was

00:59:50.660 in keeping

00:59:51.100 with provincial

00:59:51.880 truancy

00:59:52.480 laws.

00:59:53.860 Detailed

00:59:54.300 death

00:59:54.640 certificates

00:59:55.180 were issued

00:59:55.880 if TB,

00:59:57.040 disease,

00:59:57.440 or injury

00:59:57.920 caused a

00:59:58.500 death.

00:59:59.540 And these

01:00:00.140 certificates,

01:00:00.940 by and large,

01:00:01.640 show that the

01:00:02.700 child's body

01:00:03.520 was sent

01:00:04.240 home for

01:00:04.880 burial on

01:00:05.800 the reserve.

01:00:07.840 Some children

01:00:08.760 were orphans

01:00:09.600 with no one

01:00:10.180 else to help

01:00:10.760 them and

01:00:11.080 nowhere else

01:00:11.600 to go.

01:00:13.220 And residential

01:00:14.060 schools served

01:00:15.380 as the regional

01:00:16.220 social services

01:00:17.380 medical hub

01:00:18.240 in the early

01:00:18.940 days.

01:00:19.420 And in

01:00:20.280 1908,

01:00:21.480 one Canadian

01:00:22.100 died every

01:00:22.760 hour of

01:00:23.180 the day,

01:00:24.080 two Canadians

01:00:24.800 died every

01:00:25.640 hour of

01:00:26.100 the night

01:00:26.480 from TB.

01:00:29.520 So the

01:00:30.380 Euro-Canadian

01:00:31.220 priests and

01:00:32.000 nuns saved

01:00:33.280 their lives

01:00:34.040 and taught

01:00:34.700 thousands of

01:00:35.380 Indigenous

01:00:35.760 children to

01:00:36.660 read and

01:00:37.040 write.

01:00:37.920 As noted in

01:00:38.900 Shingwak's 1.00

01:00:39.620 vision,

01:00:40.640 an Assiniboine

01:00:41.320 chief recall,

01:00:42.880 our children

01:00:43.520 and grandchildren

01:00:44.380 will be taught

01:00:45.540 the magic

01:00:46.400 art of

01:00:47.480 writing.

01:00:48.460 Just think

01:00:49.040 for a moment

01:00:49.680 what that

01:00:50.180 means.

01:00:51.160 Without the

01:00:51.640 aid of a

01:00:52.260 spoken word,

01:00:53.540 our children

01:00:54.380 will be able

01:00:55.180 to transmit

01:00:55.820 their thoughts

01:00:56.600 on a piece

01:00:57.660 of paper,

01:00:58.760 and that

01:00:59.100 talking paper

01:01:00.220 may be carried

01:01:01.440 to distant

01:01:02.040 parts of the

01:01:02.700 country and

01:01:03.780 convey your

01:01:04.660 thoughts to

01:01:05.480 your friends.

01:01:06.880 Why, even

01:01:07.940 the medicine

01:01:08.480 men of our

01:01:09.160 tribe cannot

01:01:10.160 perform such

01:01:11.400 miracles.

01:01:13.720 And in

01:01:14.520 return for all

01:01:15.280 that teaching,

01:01:16.140 Canada is

01:01:16.680 being

01:01:16.960 balkanized 0.99

01:01:17.760 by fake

01:01:18.360 news,

01:01:19.360 foreign

01:01:19.560 interference,

01:01:20.780 and opportunists.

01:01:23.020 So I hope

01:01:24.320 that that's

01:01:24.780 given you

01:01:25.220 some insights

01:01:25.940 on the

01:01:27.300 importance of

01:01:28.920 the claims

01:01:29.760 about these

01:01:30.640 unmarked

01:01:31.120 graves and

01:01:33.300 how it's

01:01:34.280 connected to

01:01:34.900 UNDRIP.

01:01:36.080 This is

01:01:36.840 almost never

01:01:37.580 discussed in

01:01:39.280 the press in

01:01:40.160 Canada.

01:01:41.120 So if you'd

01:01:41.920 like to support

01:01:42.520 my work,

01:01:43.080 you can.

01:01:43.980 These are

01:01:44.600 my reports,

01:01:49.340 which are in

01:01:49.840 PDF form on

01:01:50.840 my website

01:01:51.540 free of

01:01:51.960 charge, or

01:01:52.860 you can buy

01:01:53.320 them in a

01:01:53.860 Kindle form

01:01:54.480 and support

01:01:56.060 me in that

01:01:56.580 way.

01:01:57.320 Anyway, thank

01:01:57.880 you so much

01:01:58.540 for listening to

01:01:59.460 my presentation.

01:02:00.800 I'd be happy

01:02:01.180 to take any

01:02:01.820 questions.

01:02:03.900 Well, thank

01:02:04.640 you, Michelle.

01:02:06.340 The chat

01:02:08.320 here,

01:02:09.080 throughout it

01:02:10.100 was going,

01:02:10.520 this is an

01:02:10.980 excellent

01:02:11.280 presentation.

01:02:12.000 I mean, you

01:02:13.240 have done

01:02:13.700 your research,

01:02:14.500 you have

01:02:14.760 provided

01:02:15.180 evidence.

01:02:16.380 Canadians,

01:02:17.820 you know,

01:02:18.260 we've been

01:02:18.840 so whipped

01:02:20.520 into being

01:02:22.300 silent,

01:02:23.300 into, you

01:02:24.860 know, the

01:02:25.180 criticisms that

01:02:26.320 come if you

01:02:27.480 speak the

01:02:28.040 truth, and

01:02:28.660 you have to

01:02:29.180 do it boldly,

01:02:29.880 and that's

01:02:30.220 what you've

01:02:30.580 done.

01:02:31.540 And I

01:02:32.560 wrote a report

01:02:33.200 last year,

01:02:33.740 I wouldn't

01:02:34.600 mind bringing

01:02:35.080 it up in

01:02:35.560 just a minute

01:02:35.980 so that people

01:02:36.540 can go and

01:02:37.640 find even

01:02:38.120 more information

01:02:39.060 on it.

01:02:39.580 I'm going

01:02:40.520 to be

01:02:40.840 putting this

01:02:41.980 video on

01:02:42.700 that web

01:02:43.120 page of

01:02:43.580 people who

01:02:44.460 are viewing,

01:02:45.000 we will have

01:02:45.460 it in the

01:02:45.940 description of

01:02:47.280 the Rumble

01:02:47.800 video when we

01:02:48.620 post it as

01:02:49.280 well, along

01:02:50.460 with the

01:02:51.320 links to

01:02:52.240 Michelle's 0.77

01:02:53.080 website.

01:02:54.540 And I

01:02:55.060 think this

01:02:55.540 is critical,

01:02:57.160 a very

01:02:57.580 critical,

01:02:58.280 vital

01:02:58.500 presentation

01:02:59.280 that needs

01:03:00.360 to be

01:03:00.740 shared with

01:03:01.480 elected

01:03:01.860 officials at

01:03:02.720 all levels

01:03:03.340 of government.

01:03:04.620 And as

01:03:05.760 you had

01:03:06.060 mentioned going

01:03:06.680 through there,

01:03:07.160 there are

01:03:07.480 some people

01:03:08.120 who have

01:03:09.340 not bothered

01:03:09.960 to research,

01:03:10.820 they're signing

01:03:11.320 on the dotted

01:03:11.880 lines, or

01:03:12.880 they're going

01:03:13.340 along with

01:03:13.940 it because

01:03:14.940 they've been

01:03:15.560 lobbied, or

01:03:17.280 they're lazy,

01:03:18.080 and they haven't 0.97

01:03:18.780 bothered to

01:03:19.700 think that maybe

01:03:20.360 there's another

01:03:20.880 side to this

01:03:22.080 story.

01:03:22.520 The political

01:03:23.040 correctness can

01:03:24.140 run deep, and

01:03:24.920 it's been so

01:03:25.840 damaging to our

01:03:27.280 nation.

01:03:28.380 And this is

01:03:29.840 a very big

01:03:31.600 part of the

01:03:32.200 strategy by the

01:03:33.400 globalists to

01:03:34.520 use the

01:03:35.180 Natives, as I

01:03:36.560 mentioned at the

01:03:37.180 onset of this,

01:03:37.880 as pawns in

01:03:39.320 order to steal

01:03:40.060 our land, to

01:03:40.940 steal our

01:03:41.380 minerals and

01:03:42.080 resources.

01:03:43.500 And you

01:03:44.600 mentioned UNDRIP

01:03:45.480 in British

01:03:46.160 Columbia.

01:03:46.540 It's only been

01:03:47.300 signed on in

01:03:48.220 BC as far as

01:03:49.060 provinces are

01:03:49.820 concerned, and I

01:03:50.540 believe the

01:03:50.940 federal level.

01:03:52.700 Yeah, and

01:03:53.600 DRIPA, right.

01:03:54.900 And it's

01:03:55.580 unconstitutional.

01:03:56.720 Would you agree

01:03:57.300 that that needs

01:03:57.980 to be revoked

01:03:59.300 and overturned?

01:04:01.480 I would, because

01:04:02.860 there are many,

01:04:04.040 it's far too

01:04:04.820 nebulous, first

01:04:05.760 of all. 0.99

01:04:06.100 And secondly,

01:04:08.260 we cannot

01:04:09.080 rewrite the

01:04:09.920 entire laws of

01:04:11.340 Canada to

01:04:12.020 align with

01:04:12.860 something that

01:04:14.000 came from the

01:04:14.540 UN and not 0.99

01:04:15.400 from the people

01:04:15.960 of Canada.

01:04:17.780 And you can

01:04:19.380 see there are

01:04:20.080 many absurd

01:04:20.920 things that are

01:04:21.480 happening in

01:04:22.040 BC, where

01:04:23.080 now one,

01:04:25.140 especially in

01:04:25.720 BC, because

01:04:26.340 there are lots

01:04:26.840 of overlapping

01:04:27.560 land claims,

01:04:28.880 because there

01:04:29.440 were no, or

01:04:30.700 virtually no

01:04:31.500 treaties signed

01:04:32.440 in BC at the

01:04:33.360 beginning, as

01:04:34.640 there were on

01:04:35.200 the prairies.

01:04:36.340 So you have

01:04:37.440 bands saying,

01:04:38.360 okay, well, we

01:04:39.520 claim this area

01:04:40.460 for us, and

01:04:41.480 we're going to

01:04:42.060 make a deal with

01:04:42.780 the BC government

01:04:43.640 and with this

01:04:44.460 firm, because we're

01:04:45.260 going to open a

01:04:46.300 mine or something.

01:04:47.420 And the band

01:04:48.020 right next door

01:04:48.680 will say, well,

01:04:49.200 actually, we

01:04:49.840 claim the same

01:04:50.860 land that you're

01:04:51.740 on, and we

01:04:52.640 don't want to do

01:04:53.320 that, because we

01:04:54.220 think it's

01:04:54.660 spiritual and

01:04:55.400 sacred to us.

01:04:56.680 So, you know,

01:04:57.380 and even you see

01:04:58.640 now there's a

01:04:59.360 group in BC that

01:05:00.520 just, they're

01:05:01.860 burning up a

01:05:03.060 signed agreement

01:05:04.040 that they had

01:05:04.740 with an LNG

01:05:05.460 pipeline company

01:05:06.800 and say, well,

01:05:09.040 we changed our

01:05:09.820 minds.

01:05:11.120 So, you know,

01:05:12.480 you can't do

01:05:13.320 business that

01:05:13.980 way.

01:05:14.520 So it's insane.

01:05:16.640 And by doing

01:05:17.200 all of this,

01:05:17.880 they're just, the

01:05:18.860 government, the

01:05:19.460 globalists, as

01:05:20.120 they know, are

01:05:20.580 just emboldening

01:05:21.260 the natives.

01:05:22.180 They're emboldening

01:05:22.940 them, they're

01:05:23.800 solidifying their

01:05:24.760 victimization, and

01:05:26.400 it's infuriating.

01:05:27.780 I mean, Canadians

01:05:28.780 want to stop the

01:05:29.560 gravy train.

01:05:30.660 We're tired of,

01:05:31.320 there's 127

01:05:32.420 billion on the

01:05:33.540 table right now

01:05:34.180 in Ontario.

01:05:35.120 That was from a

01:05:35.800 few months ago, so

01:05:36.540 I've got to double

01:05:37.080 check if they've

01:05:37.740 paid it out or

01:05:38.360 not, you know, as

01:05:40.100 far as another

01:05:40.620 scenario of what

01:05:41.700 the natives have

01:05:43.040 claimed the

01:05:43.480 government owes

01:05:44.440 them.

01:05:45.320 And it's like, we

01:05:46.360 weren't part of

01:05:47.180 that.

01:05:47.880 You've proven

01:05:48.480 that, you know,

01:05:49.960 there was nothing

01:05:50.560 hugely nefarious

01:05:52.320 that has gone on

01:05:53.320 in Canada regarding

01:05:54.260 the natives.

01:05:55.420 And when I say, I

01:05:56.440 don't deny that,

01:05:57.440 you know, there

01:05:58.240 were, like you

01:05:58.980 said, some children

01:05:59.680 that died and

01:06:00.400 some that were

01:06:00.860 hurt, but if

01:06:02.260 we take a look

01:06:03.360 at, for

01:06:04.900 instance, other

01:06:05.560 wars that have

01:06:06.800 been throughout

01:06:07.300 history, and

01:06:08.480 especially, for

01:06:09.140 instance, the

01:06:09.680 Muslims that have

01:06:10.560 come in and 0.99

01:06:11.780 they violently

01:06:12.940 came in and

01:06:13.660 persecuted 0.98

01:06:14.040 Christians, murdered 1.00

01:06:15.560 them, raped 1.00

01:06:16.180 them, stole their 1.00

01:06:17.400 land, and it's

01:06:18.160 never been

01:06:18.540 returned.

01:06:18.980 The UN has

01:06:19.620 nothing to say

01:06:20.540 about it.

01:06:21.240 In all of those

01:06:22.460 countries that were

01:06:23.280 majority Christian,

01:06:24.780 they are

01:06:25.540 continuing to 1.00

01:06:27.660 behead Christians 1.00

01:06:28.740 and persecute 1.00

01:06:29.960 them, burn 1.00

01:06:30.360 them alive, rape 1.00

01:06:31.100 them, etc. 1.00

01:06:32.080 And the UN is

01:06:33.140 silent.

01:06:34.180 And so people

01:06:35.020 have to really

01:06:36.100 start to think

01:06:36.740 critically again

01:06:38.160 and go beyond.

01:06:39.900 So if they're not

01:06:41.060 concerned at all

01:06:42.040 about the

01:06:42.720 Christians that

01:06:43.760 are being

01:06:44.040 persecuted in

01:06:45.400 all of these

01:06:45.900 countries, in

01:06:46.740 China and other 0.87

01:06:47.420 nations, then why

01:06:48.700 are they so

01:06:49.260 focused on the

01:06:50.620 natives?

01:06:51.440 And it is

01:06:52.320 because these

01:06:53.540 are majority

01:06:54.500 Western nations

01:06:55.460 built on

01:06:55.960 democracies, and

01:06:57.320 they want to

01:06:57.720 destroy those in 1.00

01:06:59.040 order to have

01:06:59.600 this global

01:07:00.080 government.

01:07:02.820 Right.

01:07:03.460 Well, and

01:07:04.060 another thing, I

01:07:05.420 don't know if I

01:07:05.900 mentioned it in

01:07:06.620 my talk, but

01:07:07.660 we have to

01:07:08.440 remember that in

01:07:09.180 the United

01:07:09.560 States, there

01:07:10.340 actually were

01:07:11.000 Indian wars

01:07:11.720 going on,

01:07:13.020 right, from

01:07:13.940 1644 to

01:07:15.120 1924.

01:07:16.560 But that was

01:07:17.140 not happening

01:07:17.760 in Canada.

01:07:18.480 We were

01:07:18.880 economic trade

01:07:19.800 partners for

01:07:20.580 300 years or

01:07:21.620 more with

01:07:22.620 native people in

01:07:23.540 Canada.

01:07:23.920 Canada, and

01:07:24.940 so, you

01:07:27.280 know, that's

01:07:27.660 why we had

01:07:28.720 the Lakota and

01:07:29.520 Dakota people 1.00

01:07:30.180 come over the

01:07:31.080 border to

01:07:31.980 Canada for

01:07:32.540 refuge from

01:07:33.460 the U.S.

01:07:34.380 cavalry, because

01:07:35.560 they knew that

01:07:36.360 it was not our

01:07:37.780 way in Canada to

01:07:38.980 run around and 0.99

01:07:39.680 gun down Indians 1.00

01:07:40.860 because we wanted

01:07:42.400 to claim people's

01:07:43.280 land.

01:07:43.700 We came and

01:07:44.200 made a deal.

01:07:45.480 And it's true 0.94

01:07:46.920 that some aspects

01:07:47.940 of the treaties

01:07:48.580 were not fulfilled

01:07:49.520 in certain ways,

01:07:51.660 but these have

01:07:52.780 been negotiated

01:07:53.580 and, you

01:07:54.700 know, overall,

01:07:56.260 most aspects

01:07:57.440 were taken

01:07:58.720 care of.

01:07:59.260 Because, you

01:08:00.260 know, if the

01:08:00.840 Americans had 0.96

01:08:01.780 stayed in

01:08:02.480 Canada, like 0.98

01:08:03.560 the American

01:08:04.060 whiskey traders

01:08:04.800 who came up

01:08:05.600 just before

01:08:06.760 the Mounties

01:08:08.600 came west,

01:08:09.640 they were just

01:08:10.340 slaughtering the

01:08:11.780 Blackfoot people. 0.95

01:08:13.180 Just getting

01:08:13.740 them drunk,

01:08:14.660 get them drunk

01:08:15.280 as much as

01:08:16.280 they could with

01:08:16.880 horrible,

01:08:17.900 poisonous mixture

01:08:19.380 of turpentine,

01:08:21.120 whiskey,

01:08:21.960 old tea,

01:08:22.780 and then

01:08:23.600 they would

01:08:24.680 steal their

01:08:25.640 furs and

01:08:27.520 steal their 0.99

01:08:28.640 women, 1.00

01:08:29.320 steal their

01:08:29.780 horses and 1.00

01:08:30.920 shoot them. 1.00

01:08:31.820 So, you 1.00

01:08:32.360 know, it

01:08:34.140 was the

01:08:34.540 Mounties that

01:08:35.200 stopped that

01:08:35.940 devastation.

01:08:37.100 Otherwise, they

01:08:37.740 would have all

01:08:38.140 been wiped out

01:08:38.860 and had the

01:08:39.480 cavalry come over

01:08:40.340 the border here,

01:08:41.880 there wouldn't

01:08:42.260 have been anybody

01:08:42.760 to talk about.

01:08:44.120 No, and, you

01:08:45.320 know, it says in

01:08:46.040 the Bible that we

01:08:46.760 shouldn't, when we

01:08:47.420 go into a land,

01:08:48.220 you shouldn't sign

01:08:48.860 any treaties and

01:08:49.740 this is a good

01:08:50.360 reason, you

01:08:51.480 know, why these

01:08:52.020 treaties need to

01:08:52.660 be revoked.

01:08:53.420 It's a matter

01:08:54.240 of, I don't

01:08:55.520 think even the

01:08:56.860 Native community

01:08:57.640 look at the

01:08:58.220 fact, as you

01:08:58.900 said, that we

01:08:59.520 came in for

01:09:00.000 hundreds of

01:09:00.500 years trading,

01:09:01.960 signing treaties

01:09:03.140 in fairness, and

01:09:04.860 I know that

01:09:05.400 John A.

01:09:05.820 MacDonald, they've

01:09:06.600 really demonized

01:09:07.880 him, and through

01:09:09.560 research, I found

01:09:10.840 that he was one

01:09:11.700 of the ones that

01:09:12.600 was one of the

01:09:13.840 greatest advocates

01:09:14.620 in protecting

01:09:15.400 Indigenous people.

01:09:17.020 And so there's

01:09:18.220 so many lies that

01:09:19.740 have been spun, and

01:09:21.620 yet the truth is

01:09:22.580 right there, and

01:09:23.220 trying to make

01:09:23.780 sure they don't

01:09:24.480 erase history so

01:09:26.420 that they can,

01:09:27.660 because in the

01:09:28.600 end, once the

01:09:29.440 government has come

01:09:30.400 in and handed

01:09:31.100 this so-called

01:09:32.200 land back as far

01:09:33.480 as land rights are

01:09:34.300 concerned, which is

01:09:35.020 completely bogus, it

01:09:36.440 doesn't belong to

01:09:37.260 the Indigenous, my

01:09:38.080 property, you know,

01:09:39.560 belongs to me, I

01:09:40.180 worked hard for it,

01:09:41.040 and once this is

01:09:42.800 completed, is do

01:09:44.900 you think that the

01:09:45.740 Natives are really 1.00

01:09:46.400 going to have any

01:09:48.000 property rights at

01:09:49.200 the end of all of

01:09:49.880 this?

01:09:50.120 Has the Liberal

01:09:50.760 government ever

01:09:51.860 treated the Natives 1.00

01:09:52.740 nicely, or fairly?

01:09:55.380 No.

01:09:56.960 No.

01:09:57.300 So as I said, we've

01:09:58.260 got a common enemy,

01:10:00.480 and, you know, we

01:10:01.400 need to unite and

01:10:02.420 together come against

01:10:03.480 the government, and

01:10:04.820 we need to, once

01:10:06.460 again, support our

01:10:07.700 Constitution, and

01:10:09.100 our, yeah, our

01:10:10.880 Constitution, and

01:10:11.720 make sure that we're

01:10:12.460 honouring that.

01:10:14.660 The Haida Gwaii

01:10:15.880 situation, I mean,

01:10:18.060 that's very, very

01:10:19.640 concerning, and I

01:10:21.280 know that, as you

01:10:22.660 said, the DRIPA, is

01:10:24.160 it at the federal

01:10:24.840 level that UNDRIP has

01:10:26.200 been already passed,

01:10:27.440 or is that still

01:10:28.280 being spoken about?

01:10:30.500 No, UNDRIP has

01:10:31.280 been passed at the

01:10:32.080 federal level, but

01:10:33.020 only BC has adopted

01:10:34.660 it provincially, and

01:10:36.400 it's under DRIPA is

01:10:38.680 the short form.

01:10:39.520 form of it, and

01:10:41.580 again, that, I

01:10:43.460 believe, was an

01:10:44.400 unlawful contract

01:10:45.840 that they've

01:10:46.740 negotiated with an

01:10:47.800 unelected body who's

01:10:49.020 interfering consistently

01:10:50.440 with our

01:10:51.260 democracies, our

01:10:52.700 Constitution, and

01:10:53.980 our rule of law.

01:10:56.820 How do you mean?

01:10:58.360 Well, that the

01:10:59.140 United Nations, that

01:11:00.440 the United Nations,

01:11:01.420 it's UNDRIP, is

01:11:02.140 United Nations

01:11:02.860 Declaration of the

01:11:03.980 Rights of Indigenous

01:11:04.680 people, the United

01:11:06.080 Nations is press

01:11:07.140 pushing this

01:11:07.900 contract, and the

01:11:09.440 government has

01:11:10.120 aligned with it, but

01:11:11.640 those are unelected

01:11:12.600 officials, like, they

01:11:14.120 have never asked

01:11:15.620 Canadians if this is

01:11:17.780 something that they

01:11:19.400 want, and so how can

01:11:21.700 Trudeau get away with

01:11:22.540 doing this?

01:11:25.000 Well, UNDRIP was put

01:11:27.200 forward in Parliament.

01:11:28.620 It is, so the

01:11:30.320 declaration was written

01:11:31.600 by the UN and

01:11:32.620 offered kind of to the

01:11:33.840 world to countries

01:11:35.360 that have Indigenous

01:11:36.960 people, and then

01:11:38.340 those countries chose

01:11:39.880 to accept or reject

01:11:41.180 it, and actually in

01:11:42.780 Australia and New

01:11:43.780 Zealand, they've

01:11:44.380 rejected it, and

01:11:46.480 they had very bloody

01:11:48.860 confrontations there

01:11:50.340 between incoming

01:11:52.360 European pioneers

01:11:55.040 and the Native

01:11:57.060 people, which we did

01:11:58.460 not have here.

01:11:59.320 So we ended up

01:12:00.500 accepting it, but as

01:12:01.800 you can see, we

01:12:02.980 didn't accept it

01:12:03.820 in its proper

01:12:06.940 form, because six

01:12:08.460 provinces were

01:12:09.600 pushing back and

01:12:10.420 saying, wait a

01:12:10.920 minute, well, what

01:12:12.000 does consent mean?

01:12:14.500 You know, is it

01:12:15.480 retroactive?

01:12:16.980 Like, if we say yes

01:12:18.500 to this legislation,

01:12:19.580 does it mean that we

01:12:21.060 have a mine or a oil

01:12:23.180 sands development or

01:12:24.680 drilling project, and

01:12:26.780 all of a sudden the

01:12:27.380 people can come and

01:12:29.140 say, well, we didn't

01:12:29.920 consent to that in

01:12:31.000 1959, so you have to

01:12:33.980 shut it down or sell

01:12:35.280 it to us or give it

01:12:36.220 to us, or, you know,

01:12:37.760 these are the details.

01:12:39.780 They're very, very

01:12:40.680 important.

01:12:41.600 Does it mean that any

01:12:43.000 Indigenous person in

01:12:44.660 Canada or any

01:12:45.900 Indigenous group in

01:12:47.020 Canada can have a

01:12:48.700 say on any resource

01:12:50.340 development, even if

01:12:51.960 it's in a different

01:12:52.580 province or thousands

01:12:53.820 of miles away?

01:12:54.580 these things are not

01:12:55.980 clear at all, and

01:12:57.400 that's why they didn't

01:12:58.400 want it to pass, but

01:12:59.720 it's been passed now,

01:13:00.880 and now we're, you

01:13:02.360 know, tromping through

01:13:04.020 the mud of it because

01:13:05.300 these things are not

01:13:06.380 clear.

01:13:07.140 No, and I think it

01:13:08.240 needs to be revoked

01:13:09.160 because 100%, it is a

01:13:10.960 constitutional challenge

01:13:12.580 that needs to be heard,

01:13:13.840 but as long as Trudeau is

01:13:15.120 in government, and who

01:13:16.180 knows about Pierre

01:13:17.140 Paliyev, when he gets 0.92

01:13:18.600 in, the courts are

01:13:20.160 corrupted, and for

01:13:21.500 whatever reason, they

01:13:22.700 think that a global

01:13:23.400 government is a good

01:13:24.180 idea, but it's in

01:13:25.920 violation, and I

01:13:27.280 don't know if you're

01:13:28.040 very familiar with

01:13:29.200 the, King Charles

01:13:32.440 signed it, the

01:13:33.280 Coronation Oath, and

01:13:35.400 okay, so the Queen

01:13:37.120 had signed on it

01:13:38.360 generationally, as far

01:13:40.280 back, the monarch would

01:13:42.100 sign the Coronation

01:13:43.680 Oath, and it

01:13:44.300 committed that the

01:13:45.760 monarch and all

01:13:46.680 nations tied to that

01:13:48.660 would be governed by

01:13:49.920 Protestant biblical 0.95

01:13:50.740 principles, and I was

01:13:53.120 just listening to Alex

01:13:54.220 Newman talking about the

01:13:55.200 United States as well,

01:13:56.120 and his comment was

01:13:56.840 fantastic, I posted it

01:13:58.180 on my Twitter page, and

01:13:59.640 it's dead right on, is

01:14:01.120 that this nation was

01:14:02.100 founded on Judeo-

01:14:03.260 Christian biblical

01:14:03.860 principles, and it's

01:14:05.940 that the monarch that,

01:14:07.680 you know, we're still

01:14:08.440 a part of, no matter

01:14:09.280 how anybody feels about

01:14:10.360 King Charles, he tried

01:14:12.360 to involve all

01:14:13.320 religions, but he, the

01:14:14.960 Church of England came 0.91

01:14:15.840 against him and said,

01:14:17.680 no, it remains

01:14:18.580 traditionally as the

01:14:19.900 Protestant religion-based

01:14:21.120 biblical principles.

01:14:23.120 And so anything that

01:14:25.000 Trudeau has passed since

01:14:26.780 he's come into office

01:14:27.780 actually just needs to

01:14:29.100 be overturned, but this

01:14:31.220 needs to be challenged

01:14:31.980 and done in the courts,

01:14:32.920 and I believe that

01:14:33.740 UNDRIP would fall under 1.00

01:14:35.420 that, and that what's

01:14:36.940 happening in British

01:14:38.220 Columbia, because I got

01:14:39.440 caught up in this last

01:14:40.340 year when a chief came

01:14:41.920 after me in BC, I was

01:14:44.220 doing speaking

01:14:44.960 engagements, and he was

01:14:46.280 attacking me saying I

01:14:47.160 couldn't come on the

01:14:48.640 land.

01:14:49.040 that's what caused me to

01:14:50.560 do the report, is I

01:14:51.720 found out they're signing

01:14:52.580 all kinds of secret land

01:14:54.100 treaties throughout

01:14:54.860 British Columbia, and the

01:14:56.860 citizens are completely 1.00

01:14:57.860 unaware of it, and I want

01:14:59.920 our viewers to understand

01:15:01.100 if you live in British

01:15:01.980 Columbia, we've got a very

01:15:03.300 important election coming

01:15:04.500 up in October, and John

01:15:08.000 Rustad has agreed to deal

01:15:10.380 with this issue, and we'll

01:15:12.800 have a new attorney general,

01:15:14.420 we'll hopefully have, you

01:15:15.920 know, a court system that

01:15:17.760 would be functioning, so

01:15:18.640 it's very, very important

01:15:19.660 that people get involved

01:15:20.760 in this election, go

01:15:22.420 door-knocking for the, know

01:15:24.720 who you're voting for, and

01:15:25.940 where they stand on this

01:15:26.920 particular issue, because

01:15:27.980 this, this is destroying

01:15:29.600 Canada, and if we don't

01:15:31.400 overturn this in BC, it's

01:15:33.920 going to be a model for the

01:15:35.640 other provinces, would you

01:15:36.840 agree with that?

01:15:39.740 Probably, I'm not entirely up

01:15:43.140 on the situation in BC, but

01:15:45.180 in general, I agree with what

01:15:46.840 you said, but I do want to

01:15:48.400 make one other point, and

01:15:49.560 that is, the t-shirt I'm

01:15:50.780 wearing, I think one of the

01:15:53.540 really important things we

01:15:54.580 have to do is to recognize

01:15:57.020 that every living child

01:15:58.700 matters most of all, and

01:16:01.240 that's a theme that I hope

01:16:03.640 that people will begin

01:16:05.240 promoting, because there's

01:16:07.020 not much that we can do for

01:16:08.540 children who've passed on,

01:16:09.920 other than pray for them, and

01:16:12.020 remember them, and as

01:16:13.940 difficult as it is, they're

01:16:16.320 gone, but you know, all of

01:16:18.300 our children are suffering

01:16:19.320 now from this division in

01:16:20.980 society, we have non-Indigenous 1.00

01:16:24.800 children feeling like their

01:16:26.400 ancestors and their parents and

01:16:28.160 grandparents were horrible 0.95

01:16:29.460 murderers who allowed this to 0.93

01:16:31.100 happen, who were blind to what

01:16:32.960 was going on, who don't care,

01:16:35.040 who are heartless, some schools

01:16:37.680 are doing orange shirt day every

01:16:40.300 Friday, you know, they're like

01:16:42.100 wearing a hair shirt, it's

01:16:44.100 like, that's crazy, and the

01:16:48.800 Indigenous children, I mean,

01:16:50.740 what are they thinking if their

01:16:52.180 band and their families are all

01:16:54.580 engaged in doing grave digging,

01:16:57.760 you know, like, hey, mom, dad,

01:16:59.460 I'm here, I'm alive, I need

01:17:01.680 help, you know, a lot of these

01:17:03.400 kids are being exposed to drugs

01:17:05.520 and prostitution and trafficking

01:17:08.240 and gangs, and, you know, these

01:17:11.280 are the living kids that we can

01:17:12.880 help, and that's what we should

01:17:15.260 put our attention on, collectively

01:17:19.700 as Canadians.

01:17:21.820 Yeah, it is so cruel what the

01:17:24.260 Canadian government is doing, I've

01:17:25.520 had parents of Caucasian kids

01:17:27.200 coming home and saying they were

01:17:28.560 told to stand up in class and

01:17:30.180 apologize for their white

01:17:31.880 privilege, it was a boy, and then

01:17:34.880 you've got another mom in 1.00

01:17:36.360 Squamish who contacted me and

01:17:38.040 said her kids are in elementary

01:17:39.960 school and they never looked at

01:17:41.740 the color of the skin of their

01:17:43.260 classmates and their friends, they

01:17:45.020 all live in the same communities

01:17:46.920 with the same privileges, and it

01:17:49.900 is just so disgusting that the

01:17:51.420 government would pit our children 0.89

01:17:53.200 and use them for their own

01:17:55.820 profit and their own advancement of

01:17:58.200 this, I want to call it a Marxist

01:18:00.420 globalist agenda.

01:18:01.520 Canada, my mom grew up in the

01:18:03.580 Netherlands, and she experienced

01:18:05.280 abuse, I've told our viewers that

01:18:06.820 before, and, you know, she went 0.69

01:18:09.240 through the Second World War, and

01:18:11.000 there's no reparations for her, life

01:18:13.000 is rough, and if our kids don't

01:18:14.940 understand it equally, that we're all

01:18:17.100 treated equally in Canada, and we try

01:18:19.580 to help each other, what would the

01:18:22.200 natives of today, whose children are

01:18:24.320 being taken off the reserves, what are

01:18:26.860 they going to be demanding in a few

01:18:28.480 hundred years, because I have friends

01:18:31.820 who are partly native, who are working

01:18:33.860 with child services in Alberta, and

01:18:36.300 they've had little girls taken off the

01:18:38.240 reserves who have been raped, who have 0.99

01:18:41.760 been, you know, sexually abused or abused 0.66

01:18:44.280 in other ways, fetal alcohol syndrome,

01:18:47.060 there's a lot of damage that remains on

01:18:51.120 the reserves, and they've got to stop

01:18:52.740 blaming anybody for that, and we've got

01:18:56.200 to stop funding the destruction of

01:18:58.700 these people, they need to earn a

01:19:00.160 living, they need to have that pride

01:19:02.880 in earning something, and learning to

01:19:04.660 work for it, and have proper education,

01:19:06.800 we need to break this cycle somehow, and

01:19:10.180 I think by telling the actual truth,

01:19:13.480 rather than perpetuating these systemic

01:19:16.400 lies of the government, is the only way

01:19:19.160 that we're going to get through this.

01:19:22.000 Right, I agree.

01:19:23.720 Yeah, all right, Michelle, thank you so

01:19:25.980 much for coming on, again, I'm going to

01:19:27.620 encourage people, follow Michelle, join

01:19:29.880 her, we're going to have the links that

01:19:31.320 are going to be provided in the

01:19:33.360 description, and yeah, please share this

01:19:37.000 with your elected officials, I always

01:19:38.520 say that knowledge is power, and when

01:19:40.300 you have it, you've got to use it, you've

01:19:41.640 got to put it to work, and so do that by

01:19:44.300 sharing it.

01:19:46.140 Thank you so much, thank you for being on

01:19:47.940 the show, and good work, keep it up.

01:19:50.440 Yeah, thank you, and your puppy behaved

01:19:52.180 tonight, you made it all the way through

01:19:53.900 this fabulous presentation, it was all

01:19:56.760 good, thank you, just God bless you and the

01:19:58.560 work that you continue to do.

01:20:00.640 And you too.

01:20:02.180 Thank you.

01:20:04.260 All right, well, fantastic, I'm just going

01:20:06.860 to share my screen for just a moment,

01:20:09.240 Terenzio, on this page, the systemic

01:20:12.760 racism, this is going to be under current

01:20:14.620 issues, I'll actually just click on that, I

01:20:17.200 love showing the webpage so that people

01:20:19.440 know how to navigate it, and if you just

01:20:21.540 scroll down to UNDRIP, UN Global Affairs,

01:20:25.400 you will see, if you click on this, you'll

01:20:27.360 see this report, and as I mentioned, this

01:20:29.940 came up because of the attacks, the chief

01:20:32.760 targeted me, and other chiefs within the

01:20:35.180 community, because, you know, they've been

01:20:37.680 really prospering from this truth and

01:20:41.620 reconciliation campaign, and instead we've

01:20:45.520 got a truth and revelation, and I think

01:20:47.800 that the truth is the only thing that's

01:20:49.380 going to set us free, it's the only thing

01:20:51.940 that's going to set the natives free, we 1.00

01:20:53.860 want to talk about the billions and

01:20:55.840 billions and billions of dollars that

01:20:57.460 Canadians have been spending on all of

01:20:59.340 this propaganda, then again, just scroll

01:21:01.700 down on the page, the truth and

01:21:03.960 reconciliation as far as missing and

01:21:05.800 murdered Indigenous women and girls, it 1.00

01:21:08.180 ends 0.96

01:21:08.460 was actually perpetrated by Indigenous

01:21:14.860 Indigenous people themselves against their 1.00

01:21:17.320 own women and children, and those reports

01:21:20.320 are available, and I think it's really

01:21:22.420 important to share that information.

01:21:24.580 I went through real research, one after

01:21:26.660 another, graves are empty in Kamloops,

01:21:28.620 Edmonton, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova

01:21:30.440 Scotia.

01:21:31.640 This is perpetuated on just this foundation

01:21:35.020 of lies, and you can see why it is very

01:21:37.800 important for us to expose this false

01:21:40.340 genocide, is because now it's going to the

01:21:44.600 UN, the 22 lawyers that Michelle was

01:21:48.240 talking about, you can bet that they're

01:21:50.120 part of the globalist agenda, because what

01:21:52.060 other traitor would do this to our

01:21:54.060 country, and sell Canadians out to implement 0.99

01:21:58.060 this, it is absolutely insane, so we must

01:22:02.240 demand the MPs, we must make this an

01:22:05.600 election issue at the federal level coming

01:22:08.760 up to the next election, and we need to

01:22:11.080 overturn the secret treaties, the secret

01:22:14.320 land grabs, because they're unconstitutional

01:22:16.760 and they violate our rights.

01:22:18.780 The 83 churches plus that have been

01:22:21.500 vandalized, the federal government, there

01:22:24.340 was a motion put forward for them to

01:22:26.780 condemn the vandalism and the burning of

01:22:29.060 the churches, and of course the liberals

01:22:31.060 and the NDP put it down, and again, we

01:22:36.100 really need to be working on next year's

01:22:38.480 election, and vote the right people into

01:22:40.540 the office.

01:22:41.660 This is the chief that personally came

01:22:44.020 after me, shame on him, remember his face,

01:22:47.220 these are people that are working with

01:22:49.320 globalists, and not in the best interest

01:22:51.620 of their tribes, and certainly not in the

01:22:55.460 best interest of Canada.

01:22:57.240 Anyways, it's an interesting page, I did add

01:22:59.600 the information on Sir John A. McDonald,

01:23:02.500 save more Indigenous lives than any other

01:23:05.280 Prime Minister.

01:23:06.280 This, again, is important information.

01:23:08.220 Start sharing it on your social media,

01:23:09.780 start sharing this page, and again, I

01:23:12.080 ask, okay, we can stop sharing screen

01:23:14.340 there, and again, that I ask that you will

01:23:16.940 be sharing Michelle's incredibly important

01:23:20.880 presentation that we had tonight.

01:23:22.760 Okay, please sign our moratorium on

01:23:25.140 immigration, and please donate to Action

01:23:28.700 for Canada, help us do the tremendous work

01:23:30.580 that we're doing.

01:23:31.740 I will be on next week, I'm going to go over

01:23:34.380 resources and campaigns and strategies

01:23:36.260 going into the fall, and some of those

01:23:38.260 successes, so I hope you'll join us next

01:23:40.140 week, and then in closing, we will be

01:23:43.420 reading from Psalm 23.

01:23:45.580 This is a lot of information I give you

01:23:47.360 guys every week on the Weekly News Update.

01:23:49.640 I know that this portion is also added to

01:23:51.900 the end of the Empower Hour, and so I

01:23:55.040 think in this world of darkness that it's

01:23:56.840 very important that you understand that

01:23:58.640 Christians have peace.

01:23:59.960 It's not, we have peace in the midst of the

01:24:03.800 storm.

01:24:04.320 We feel the storm, but we have peace knowing

01:24:06.480 that God is in control.

01:24:07.900 So Psalm 23 is pretty precious.

01:24:09.880 It says,

01:24:10.260 The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.

01:24:13.000 He makes me lie down in green pastures.

01:24:15.740 He leads me beside still waters.

01:24:18.480 He restores my soul.

01:24:20.200 He leads me in paths of righteousness for

01:24:22.500 His name's sake.

01:24:24.100 Even though I walk through the valley of the

01:24:26.180 shadow of death, I will fear no evil.

01:24:28.780 For you are with me, your rod and your

01:24:31.720 staff, they comfort me.

01:24:33.560 You prepare a table before me in the

01:24:35.520 presence of my enemies.

01:24:37.100 You anoint my head with oil.

01:24:39.120 My cup overflows.

01:24:42.560 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me

01:24:45.280 all the days of my life, and I shall dwell

01:24:48.520 in the house of the Lord forever.

01:24:51.620 And, you know, this verse, as you can see,

01:24:53.920 it's making me, you know, a little emotional

01:24:56.100 because in the midst of this battle, you could

01:24:58.540 say, well, how do we stand up against false

01:25:01.140 gods and this evil?

01:25:02.760 Because God is the creator of the heavens and

01:25:05.440 the earth, and He's all-powerful.

01:25:07.660 And it says that if we have the faith the size

01:25:10.940 of a mustard seed, that we can come up against

01:25:13.960 these evils, and through the blood of Jesus

01:25:15.460 Christ, that this can be destroyed.

01:25:17.880 And if we have faith in Him, and if we're

01:25:20.220 obedient to the word of God that says, you shall 0.99

01:25:22.300 have no other gods before me, we can tear down

01:25:25.700 these false gods in Canada.

01:25:27.900 That may be that there will be a major revival of

01:25:31.660 all of the unbelievers that are following Islam or all

01:25:35.880 of the Indian gods.

01:25:37.080 It's such a desperately lonely religion, I think,

01:25:41.640 because you don't have one true father that you can go

01:25:44.680 to.

01:25:44.920 And I've had many people that I know of give

01:25:46.520 testimonies who left that religion, Hinduism, and

01:25:50.980 became Christians.

01:25:51.740 And the same is true with Sikhism and, of course, 1.00

01:25:55.740 with Islam.

01:25:57.000 And so we're hoping that you will find your path and

01:25:59.580 your way to the one true God, Jesus Christ, and God

01:26:02.560 the Father.

01:26:03.580 Anyways, that was a big one tonight.

01:26:05.460 Thank you for joining us.

01:26:07.320 I really do pray and ask that you would share this

01:26:10.140 information.

01:26:11.480 And that is one of the ways that we can have the

01:26:14.440 greatest impact is educating more Canadians on how

01:26:18.820 desperate the situation is, but at the same time that

01:26:22.040 there is also hope.

01:26:23.500 So God bless you, and God bless Canada.

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01:28:14.180 That's what I've got to say.

01:28:26.540 Look at this crowd.

01:28:31.080 I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.

01:28:38.180 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives

01:28:47.120 and sacrificing so much for our freedom.

01:28:53.540 And I'm calling on you today.

01:28:56.920 Don't put them to shame.

01:28:59.220 Don't waste what they did.

01:29:01.460 We have guaranteed rights in this country.

01:29:04.780 We are putting chapters across the nation.

01:29:15.000 We are going to be in every town and every city.

01:29:18.860 And we are going to build communities within these communities

01:29:22.240 of like-minded people who are actually going to care for one another again

01:29:26.420 and love on each other and give each other the help when they're down.

01:29:29.920 We are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters

01:29:35.720 to support our businesses.

01:29:38.000 The government's actions are completely 100% unlawful.

01:29:44.900 Judgment will again be found on justice

01:29:48.220 and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it.

01:29:52.400 You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.

01:30:00.680 And then verse 23 comes along with a promise.

01:30:05.500 God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them.

01:30:11.080 He will destroy them for their sins.

01:30:15.020 I take great comfort in that 0.78

01:30:18.700 because I serve a mighty living God

01:30:22.480 who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort

01:30:28.020 because we as a nation have turned our backs on him

01:30:32.000 and we need to get right.

01:30:35.020 So I am just going to thank you so much.

01:30:38.920 I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:30:42.700 God bless you and God bless you and God bless you.

01:31:12.700 And every thought all big or small

01:31:16.100 Together we win it all

01:31:19.160 We fight for freedom and for rights

01:31:22.980 Which they turn darkness into light

01:31:26.420 In every heart we feel his might

01:31:29.880 And through his love we win the fight

01:31:33.480 Action for each other we unite

01:31:37.000 Joining hands with all the fights

01:31:40.460 Joining hands with all the fights

01:31:40.480 Action for each other we stand tall

01:31:43.920 With love and faith we can win it all

01:31:47.080 We're all up high

01:31:49.080 We're all up like we lift it high

01:31:57.740 And we've got more glory to the sky

01:32:01.220 Our people fill up with these lies

01:32:04.800 But together we can't even try

01:32:08.200 Come with us and feel the power

01:32:12.520 We'll be all up high

01:32:13.520 star

01:32:22.260 Actions are better, we unite

01:32:25.700 Joining hands with foes of fight

01:32:29.140 Actions are better, we stand tall

01:32:32.640 With love and faith, we do it all

01:32:35.920 We hold our fight

01:32:37.820 We hold our fight

01:32:52.260 We hold our flag, we lift it high

01:33:07.280 And with God we'll sew it to the sky

01:33:10.740 Our people fed up with these lies

01:33:14.380 But together they can't even try

01:33:17.800 Actions are better, we unite

01:33:23.060 Joining hands with foes of fight

01:33:26.520 Actions are better, we stand tall

01:33:30.000 With love and faith, we do it all

01:33:33.160 We hold our fight

01:33:35.140 We hold our fight

01:33:45.300 We do it all

01:33:47.220 We hold our fight

01:33:52.360 We hold our fight

Action4Canada - August 29, 2024

UNDRIP, Genocide And The Empty Graves With Tanya Gaw & Michelle Stirling, Aug. 28, 2024

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