00:59:57.600You know, it's not like we have a story of these mothers who lost their children, and they don't know where they are, and they just never came home, and they are in search of them.
01:00:09.680And we're going to chase it right up to the ladder of the Catholic Church, right?
01:00:13.240there is no case study that triggered this they're just certain that there's mass graves
01:00:18.020i haven't even heard that there's there's families looking for these kids
01:00:21.740and they'll speak they'll speak to families like they'll speak to all these people and it's like
01:00:26.220you there's no documents of like us of missing children even it's just they have this idea that
01:00:32.540there's missing children but anyway yeah i've never even heard of it yep also this guy all
01:00:38.100i'm going to say is interesting physiognomy yep i was going to point that out too now i looked this
01:00:43.620guy up i tried to do an early life couldn't find anything just a very interesting face for
01:00:50.440christopher ashley who's hey whoa whoa hey oh that's what i'm gonna say and to get them home
01:00:56.740we need resources and we need the will of the federal government in the weeks and months that
01:01:02.300followed more potential unmarked graves were found across the country. So when the revelations came
01:01:10.220up about the children in unmarked graves, it was shocking to many Canadians. It was almost
01:01:17.300unbelievable. Now back to faces here for a second. Again this is one of the many just white ladies
01:01:24.060you're going to see who are purporting to be Aboriginal. Now what do you call this type of1.00
01:01:29.480face this is a very red flag of a woman face i'm not calling her ugly or anything but what it's1.00
01:01:35.180almost like well squinting from below the eyes yeah she's got you look at the lines on her face0.99
01:01:42.120she's constantly having throughout her life an expression of consternation and disgust0.93
01:01:47.620not a happy lady but also her physiognomy is aboriginal like she definitely is has a little0.99
01:01:53.880with her red blood in her but um like my my aunt is pure blood and i can tell you she looks much1.00
01:02:00.840more and she's a sweetheart and i love her but she looks much more similar to an ass uh what's1.00
01:02:06.840it called aboriginal from australia than this woman this woman is at least three quarters white1.00
01:02:11.700so very troubling glasses i just i don't like her eyes or something she's got to like the the the0.99
01:02:19.080the the fuck what's the movie the keanu reeves movie with the oh man john john the john wick0.98
01:02:28.060librarian glasses yeah i was gonna say john wick has a joke but you were talking about john wick0.99
01:02:32.600i was talking about john wick no because he's raped they do the goofy thing in the in the0.99
01:02:38.040continental hotel where they have all of these women in like the short black blouses and dyed0.97
01:02:42.840hair and the vintage glasses but some of them are like 70 like that's her it's gonna be funny0.98
01:02:50.340when all the whores grow up yeah well this is that's what you're looking at right now by the0.84
01:02:54.320way we have judas's literal wife here saying mardi gras necklace anyway yeah it's been too0.99
01:03:00.680long complaining about people's faces and bodies and uh they could they were driven by emotion
01:03:09.580uh but and they were sometimes surprised that we didn't have that same reaction and the reason
01:03:15.640was because we've known for decades just to come back to that you've known for decades but
01:03:21.660did nothing about it like there's no evidence of any movement up until interesting someone else
01:03:28.420yeah you know what i mean like there there was nothing no rumblings about this is she speaks
01:03:32.420of it like oh yeah i knew that i knew that i heard about that before you did yeah that's a that's a
01:03:37.780very shitty girl thing to say you have a problem for apparently literally a hundred years we come
01:03:44.020along and pay start paying attention to your problem and only then do you say oh yeah i knew0.91
01:03:48.160i had that problem it's like the language thing it's like we we create a federal program to
01:03:52.780literally create a language for you because you don't even have one a written language sorry a
01:03:56.100written alphabet and you're like oh yeah of course we need that i mean we've been uh it's your fault
01:04:00.960we don't have one actually so imagine that here's what happened um someone is actually uh triggered
01:04:06.660by a speaker at the un who caused this whole wave of interest then all these aboriginals say oh yeah
01:04:14.020he's talking about me i we lost our family there they're in a mass grave over there that's where
01:04:19.360that's where they are then they look for the mass grave fine there's no mass grave there
01:04:23.460and they still say oh it must have been somewhere else no no no no we caught you in a lie and i feel
01:04:29.440like that's missed in the all of these reports where they actually didn't find a mass grave0.98
01:04:33.540no that means you were lying that means you were lying the whole fucking time and that lie just0.97
01:04:39.280again set this up i should have said this at the start that lie led to upwards of 80 churches in0.99
01:04:44.800canada being burned yeah catholic church any church really because it was just an excuse to
01:04:50.220go hog wild on christians now maybe some people are christians and don't care or maybe they have
01:04:56.020their own gripes about the catholic church but i'm like that that was just a green light for them
01:05:00.560to attack something that is white western colonial whatever it might be also there's been no no no
01:05:09.180one held to account for that that's lost it's another good time to bring up we just want to
01:05:13.220talk about racial animus and where we're coming from as white canadians that grew up around
01:05:16.420aboriginals maybe this isn't true in the states i'm not sure if it is we have this constant lie
01:05:20.880that's told all the time about um aboriginal women always go missing and they go missing and0.93
01:05:25.600we know that it's just old white boys in trucks that are going up and abducting them raping them0.77
01:05:29.820and killing them and putting them in the ditch the thing is the aboriginal women always go missing1.00
01:05:33.540on reserves and we know that um aboriginal men are fucking drunkards and rapists and how do we1.00
01:05:39.140know that because they also rape white women and those rapes are actually recorded so if you look1.00
01:05:44.360at the criminal statistics in canada where they're available there's actually way more especially0.98
01:05:49.140rape but violent crime of aboriginals against whites way more than there is of whites against0.99
01:05:53.980aboriginals and that's essentially always been the case throughout the history of our fucking1.00
01:05:57.220country so like we we get to be a little bit uh frustrated about this shit and of course what0.99
01:06:05.820we're looking at right now for people who are curious is this appears to be the philippines0.97
01:06:09.500we're looking at literally the philippines spanish american war where and then people
01:06:16.200standing no context given these images by the way we're seeing like old black and white photographs
01:06:21.080um anyway we'll continue on but just to that point actually um yeah we discussed that in a
01:06:25.440previous episode for people who are wondering, that's the second story that has circulated a lot
01:06:32.060in Canada, missing and murdered Aboriginal women, Indigenous women. Again, the implication is that
01:06:37.160they're targeted based on their race. But if you look into the data, all of these cold cases lead
01:06:42.220right to reserves. Because as we all know, most murders are done by people who know the victim.
01:06:48.760so it's probably an ex-boyfriend it is a family member it is an enemy of some kind it's the same
01:06:55.620there as anywhere but they they want you to auto complete that to be as if like there's these white
01:07:01.540people hunting aboriginal women or they they'll say like oh they just here's the trail of tears
01:07:07.220they call it there's a trail of tears a highway of tears where these missing and murder aboriginal
01:07:11.560women they go missing right on so you're telling me they go missing walking along this like desolate0.99
01:07:16.900highway yeah probably you probably like fall in a fucking ditch like you're walking through the1.00
01:07:23.220desert it's like who's hunting people in this desert i don't know maybe a bunch of bitches get1.00
01:07:27.900lost like if you ever like walk down a highway at night in the in the pitch black anyway that's0.52
01:07:35.560all speculation anyway oh also here we go uh fazing precise latitude and longitude is a product of
01:07:43.660supremacy over there-ish is indigenous knowledge oh and and there's yeah anyway we'll continue
01:07:52.060more than 130 residential schools operated across canada the aim was to isolate the children from
01:07:59.100the influence of their home families traditions and cultures and to assimilate them into the
01:08:05.020dominant culture we know that thousands of children died look at this let's just look at
01:08:11.420at that there's a lot going on here with this woman again for the folks at home i'm going to
01:08:15.680describe what you're looking at here i i've known girls that look exactly like this so we're looking
01:08:21.540at what we might call a fish mouth you're looking at you're looking at um my face isn't actually
01:08:27.460that fat earrings uh my face actually isn't that fat glasses yep the whole kit big sleeve tattoo0.82
01:08:35.380uh bangs bangs on a woman i'll tell you what you see women with bangs you go bang bang yeah1.00
01:08:43.040well you don't kill them but you might cross to the other side of the street1.00
01:08:47.880what did you see that woman i'll tell you what you do
01:08:50.000we're talking about ava jewel assistant professor toronto metropolitan universe now i'll tell you1.00
01:09:03.300one right now ava jewel yeah just just it looks to be just a regular ass bitch uh toronto1.00
01:09:14.020metropolitan university and that sounds like a straight up made-up school you are not and1.00
01:09:19.260we we spent a long time in toronto never heard of that place uh let's see here let's keep going
01:09:26.820residential schools sterilization happened on mass to indigenous women we know that there were
01:09:32.580outright mass murders you're taking children away again none of this is cited by the way like not
01:09:38.100even once there's outright like okay what what do you mean there's a mass murder yeah we just we
01:09:44.480really always be suspicious by the way even if you're reading an article always be suspicious
01:09:49.100of emotional things that are breezed past away from their parents and into a community where
01:09:53.780you're trying to transform them that's genocidal it is also just for the record as a tangent um
01:10:01.020They are trying to transform them in a way that you are transforming an oral tradition into a written linguistic tradition.
01:10:09.120I actually I'm on their side with this.
01:10:10.600It is earth shattering if you are from a primarily oral tradition to learn how to read and write.
01:10:17.700You know, there was this I forget where I was reading it, but they said one of the difficulties of teaching a lot of these African tribes mathematics is because people think about, oh, you just don't have the word for it.
01:10:28.840as if a word is just a thing you can invent
01:13:37.740You can always tell their emotion when they say0.98
01:13:39.460Webster's defines and all that sort of shit.0.99
01:13:42.000look at her smirk too look at that fucking smirk yeah like i this is what the u.n said0.99
01:13:47.320so checkmate yeah how about checkmate you have you ever wig i know you have but i'm going to0.99
01:13:53.180rhetorically ask have you ever met somebody who is genuinely upset and indignant and righteously
01:13:57.960angry about something because i've i've been that person and i've met many people in that situation
01:14:03.940and they don't use that face that's not the face of righteous indignation and anger and uh and
01:14:11.360you know that's the face of oh i figured out how the game works i'm gonna get paid this week that's
01:14:18.260what that face is this is a woman who in her mind is saying mahjong1.00
01:14:21.860they're all their friends are chinese you don't get to mahjong me bitch all right let's go0.93
01:14:27.780in october 2022 parliamentarians unanimously passed a motion acknowledging a genocide had0.98
01:14:37.300taking place also quick stop here i don't know if i can prove this that sounds like a brown man
01:14:45.180doing a british accent there's a very specific type of british accent that like immigrants end0.99
01:14:51.160up adopting now i don't know if i'm right i'm not gonna look it up so you can go fuck yourself but0.97
01:14:57.360what do you think about that uh yes yes okay on canadian soil member of parliament leah gazone0.98
01:15:06.720said what happened in residential schools was a genocide i'm grateful to parliamentarians who
01:15:12.520unanimously passed my motion recognizing the truth of canada's history
01:15:16.800i think they're just filming that guy going up the stairs to be mean
01:15:22.820he's he's not built for the stairs i mean this there's no reason for that b-roll fudge that was
01:15:28.960just bullying straight up that's what i would do but you know what you know they probably took so
01:15:33.120much b-roll and that was the best one. Just imagine what the other ones were. Can we get a
01:15:39.280picture of you eating some fries? How does this man eat a meal? Are we? Scope of residential
01:15:46.080schools. This wasn't a one-off thing. This is pan-national, my friends. This goes from Halifax
01:15:52.280to Vancouver, 140 of them. This one closed down in 1997. This one closed down in 2003. This isn't
01:16:01.800ancient history it's not in our rearview mirror well actually if it is history is in your rearview
01:16:06.320mirror but i'm not gonna split hairs on that but yeah this is what i'm saying like they were open
01:16:10.940for a long long time and it sounds like most of them weren't even a problem and here's the thing
01:16:16.360i'm not going to go into this too much in here because it's not going to be like a research
01:16:19.720stream but i took the time and i read through a few pdfs that were linked in some of these articles
01:16:26.340about actual stories that came out of these residential schools and one actually stood out
01:16:32.440where they pulled around like 500 former students from one residential school and 24 percent of them
01:16:41.140said they had a negative experience and 34 percent said they had a positive experience
01:16:45.780so there you go in a couple of residential schools the ones that were pulled and this
01:16:50.140is buried deep in the pdf you'd have to go looking for it and not just read the abstract
01:16:54.060It sounds like a lot of not saying that they're all the same, obviously, but it seemed like there there is enough examples where nothing untoward was happening and they were just like country schools.
01:17:05.460Also, while we're asking kids, you and I went to a rural public school. How about you go and ask the current generation of like grade grades of sevens in a rural public school in our hometown and whether they enjoy the school and feel they are treated fairly?
01:17:21.840you're gonna get like 80 of them saying fuck the police1.00
01:17:25.580you're gonna have them saying like fuck colonists1.00
01:17:29.620these days like uh yeah that's actually a good point if you think of any1.00
01:17:35.700rural residential school i mean half the school's probably smoking
01:17:39.340um all right let's keep going this is very present
01:17:42.980more than 150 000 children were forcibly taken from their homes between the 1880s
01:17:49.720and the late 1990s and placed in distant boarding schools also just a little asterisk there by
01:17:57.000distance sometimes it was sometimes it wasn't like sometimes these residential schools were like
01:18:02.200within walking distance of where the kids were taking from it all depends sometimes the kids
01:18:06.280were shipped away if you lived in a really really remote uh northern place but it wasn't always the
01:18:11.800case that they were just like shipped across the country or something yeah run by different churches
01:18:17.560though the majority were operated by the Catholic Church.
01:18:22.200So far, the official number of children who died at the schools is 4,120.
01:18:28.800But it's believed many more lost their lives in the government-funded education system.
01:18:33.900We as a society, we're all complicit. We supported the system that did this.
01:26:51.920St. Mary's Residential School in Mission, British Columbia.
01:26:57.320Opened in 1863, this was the longest continuously operating residential school in Western Canada.
01:27:04.960Today it's the site of extensive searches using ground penetrating radar.
01:27:10.760Literally, the architecture tells a significant part of the narrative about the attitude, the mental constructs in the minds of the people that created these institutions and how they were designed, built and implemented.
01:40:32.400Just my gut, because just the way he's telling the story, like, you know, the main guys, they would just have us line up and they'd, you know, abuse us.
01:40:40.240i'm like like if i if you i you hear people tell these stories you go watch soft white underbelly
01:40:45.860that's a great series you'll you'll meet people on that series who come from broken homes they've
01:40:51.820been molested oftentimes they'll tell the story in a very specific way they won't go into graphic
01:40:56.480detail but they will give details but they wouldn't say like the main guy is just molested
01:41:01.820sexually abused us they get a bit more specific than that like maybe i'm wrong maybe this guy i
01:41:08.640hate to be talking about something like this but it just doesn't sound genuine to me
01:41:14.080every night all of us kids who had to do that
01:41:19.960that next day that same man he he cut my hair and we're sitting in this they call it the barber
01:41:30.200chair they caught there and i could smell them so bad as the as you say the barber chain they had
01:41:39.320this chair in their culture they call it the barber chair and they would sit us in it and they would
01:41:43.320would make they'd cut our hair again i don't want to sound like i'm just mixing and matching this
01:41:48.360guy does have like he sounds like a filipino guy like if you listen to filipino guys that age talk
01:41:54.040he's like yeah man you know they cut my hair anyway it makes me sick if i smell chopped hair now
01:42:11.800he had to think about that oh man oh oh god man i love this documentary this is a good ass time0.98
01:42:20.680deprived of his language and culture subjected to hard labor and sexual abuse0.80
01:42:28.140karl fell into alcoholism and drug abuse i didn't uh didn't know why um i was drinking so much
01:42:36.180i i had really drowned out what had happened i did again the chef's kiss here i didn't know
01:42:45.400why i was such a drunk then i remembered later i was molested like you you didn't know so that's
01:42:52.520the thing like i was drinking because i blocked it out well people drink to block things out
01:42:56.640if you had already blocked it out you don't need to drink that was just a thing you were doing yeah
01:43:02.500oh we got a comment here from james nope uh please do the trayvon hoax next i actually did
01:43:09.700have that one lined up i think we might do that one next because that one's actually kind of
01:43:14.920there's an interesting stuff in that one but just uh here james yeah i i got you i love this guy
01:43:20.400i would love it if this guy was just like behind the scenes making it up and getting a paycheck
01:43:24.620yeah because he's wearing a pink floyd shirt so maybe just loves white people too why not well
01:43:29.540this is what i'm saying like guys who can't look he's a full-time artist even a white full like0.99
01:43:33.780these if you're a white guy and you're doing this kind of shit you know we had an art teacher who0.99
01:43:38.160was this kind of guy lived in the trailer they do whatever they fucking can they're they're not1.00
01:43:42.520normal people they're not integrated into society so not only is he an aboriginal and say what you0.96
01:43:47.160will but even within the aboriginal community like there are aboriginal guys who just have0.99
01:43:53.100fucking jobs in factories not many of them but they do this guy's already a black sheep within0.98
01:43:58.580within his own community right he's already a nut so i mean this is the guy that you pick for the0.99
01:44:04.800interview i guess we got a comment we got a comment from white well-being on uh on odyssey
01:44:09.820mostly all an organized grift on the standards sympathy and generosity of canadians over the
01:44:16.200generations yeah that's that's what's happening that is true imagine us in a documentary like
01:44:21.160this just doing norm mcdonald's like yeah i was molested just looking at the camera smiling1.00
01:44:26.540i have big time whoa yeah yeah came out with their their cock and the balls out and i said1.00
02:14:22.900You know, all we're trying to do is get to the truth.
02:14:25.460And the truth is there weren't mass murdering sites, but there are mass graves.
02:14:30.340Oh, so there weren't mass murdering sites now.
02:14:32.620Because I just heard it might have even been him or someone else who was saying there were mass murderers.
02:14:37.820Anyway, just another thing to circle back to.
02:14:40.420It's important when you watch these things to remember what was said 15 minutes ago as well, because when you when you tell an emotional story, it oftentimes they will try and one up it the entire time.
02:14:52.480By the end of it, they will negate points they previously made.
02:14:56.540And so in emotionally evocative stories like this, you will find them contradict themselves like a dozen times throughout.