postyX - October 03, 2025Maple Syrup & Mayhem 12： Day for Lies and Grifts
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It's National Day for Lies and Grips in Canada and I'm here to tell the REAL TRUTH about what it really means to be a victim and a perpetrator. Canada is not a victim nation. It's a nation of victims.
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Hello, and has everybody had their chance to participate in the humiliation ritual that
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And of course, I mean, the holiday that they call in Canada, Truth and Reconciliation Day,
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it is September the 30th, I believe. But honestly, I don't even really care about the date,
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because it's a bullshit holiday anyways. So it was invented or created, I believe in 2021,
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after the supposed discovery of mass graves, where there was actually no bodies ever found.
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And so only federal governments get that holiday off. I'm not sure exactly what it does for the
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Indigenous people it's supposed to support. I guess it's just an excuse for, you know,
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virtue signaling liberals to wear orange and show everybody how virtuous they are.
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But yet they wouldn't go and live with the Indigenous people that they so support.
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Anyways, we're going to go through the history of this, the in residential schools and what the
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actual truth is, because we're all about truth here. And we're going to tell the actual truth.
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So let's start with what do the young folks think about this? Are they on board? Do they believe in
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Okay, so yesterday was Truth and Reconciliation Day. And I'm going to say it, it's a complete scam.
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It's not about healing. It's about pushing a victim mentality. The idea is simple. Convince
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people that every struggle in life comes down to stolen land, colonization, residential schools,
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white oppression, or generational trauma, systemic this, structural that, excuses stacked on excuses.
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But here's the truth. If you spend your life blaming history, you'll never take responsibility
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in the present. Stop being a victim. Be a victor. They scream land back. They say this is our land.
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But notice, they never give up the welfare checks, the subsidies, the endless amount of taxpayer money
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flowing into their communities. If they want land back, should taxpayers start demanding money back?
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And what's the result of this endless grievance industry, division, polarization, and bitterness?
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Exactly the opposite of what reconciliation is supposed to mean. Instead of progress, it's regression.
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Now, let's look at the facts. Canada spends billions every single year on indigenous affairs.
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Two entire federal departments exist for this. But what's actually improved? Indigenous people are
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5% of the population, yet one-third of federal inmates. And most of that crime? Indigenous on
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indigenous. Victim and perpetrator both. Why? Non-systemic racism. It's addiction, poverty,
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homelessness, and dependence on government handouts. That's the real cycle. Poverty rates almost double
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the national average. Unemployment higher across the board. Indigenous people are one-third of the
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homeless population. Mental health? In 2024, 38% reported poor or fair health. Youth suicide rates
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six times higher. Addiction rates above the national average. And on so many reserves,
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income assistance dependency sits at one-third compared to 5% for the rest of Canada. And look
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at the reserves themselves. Water that isn't drinkable. Overcrowded mold and bug-infested housing.
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No proper heating. High chronic disease rates. The quality of life is third world inside a first
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world country. Meanwhile, chiefs live rich while their communities rot. Inflated salaries, shady
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spending, zero accountability. Ottawa keeps pouring billions into the system, but without transparency,
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it fuels corruption. And of course, the endless whining about residential schools. Yes, conditions
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were harsh. Kids died, mostly of disease. But the so-called mass graves panic in 2021. Radar picked up
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soil disturbances, not bodies. The genocide label is political spin. But here's the truth. Canada
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is not stolen land. Most of it was acquired through treaties and agreements. Some were unfair. Some
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were broken. But the solution is not endless guilt. The solution is building a better future now.
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So that was, I believe, is it Max? Max Genes, he's a Zoomer, I'm assuming, who did a full YouTube
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video about the, you know, reconciliation being a scam. And like he's saying in there, yeah,
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residential schools, they did exist. No one's denying that. But were they as like these kind of,
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you know, Holocaust era, you know, facilities, stuff like that? No. What they were trying to do is,
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again, conquer, Canada had conquered, the French and the Brits had conquered this country. They were
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trying to help the Indigenous, who are at the time considered savages, to fit in with the way the,
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you know, the country was going. The culture of the country was, you know, changing. They were
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bringing the British culture to the country. Again, they conquered it through treaties, through,
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you know, through maybe some wars. I don't know. But at the end result was the French and the British,
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they conquered this country and made it into what is now known as Canada. They may have wanted the
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Indigenous children to have a better goal, a better success. They didn't speak English. A lot of times,
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you know, they didn't have, I guess, hygiene practices. And I get what people are going to say as well.
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You know, that's up to them and their culture, right? If they wanted to live like that. But they
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were, I guess they were trying to be benevolent. And maybe that is our, the white person's biggest
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problem is the suicidal empathy and the benevolence that we share with these people who are really,
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literally savages. And we're going to see more of that as we go through this little, you know,
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podcast video, whatever you want to call it, because they want us to feel sorry for them. But,
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you know, their behavior doesn't really incite that feeling of sympathy from anybody.
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Now, there was a great thread on X Free Speech Watch talking about the Truth and Reconciliation Day,
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they did a thread on pointing out how free speech has been under attack in Canada, because of this,
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you know, made up Truth and Reconciliation Day. Obviously, one of the big people who has been
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silenced and lost his job was Jim McMurdy. He was a teacher in Vancouver. And he, you know,
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I believe questioned, I don't know exactly what the phrase was that he said, but he did question
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the bodies that were never found in the residential schools. So he was one of them. But they wanted to
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talk about or this thread goes on to talk about all the other people who have also been silenced.
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Now, they say to silence the free speech. In Canada, we've never really had free speech.
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Now, you know, we don't have amendments like the US does. But it is pretty, pretty restrictive here,
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like they're getting to the point where it's pretty restrictive. So they go through this thread.
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Now, this was actually funny. This is so if you've been to a Sing Hortons, they have these orange
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donuts, which is just part of the grift. There's no bodies, but a donut is a donut. Now this was last
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year. But they put out these orange donuts for Truth and Reconciliation, and all the proceeds,
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you know, supposedly, go to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, I guess, if that's
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what you want to call it, but just another grift. But here's Frances Whittleson, who we're going to
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show after too, because she went into the University of Winnipeg was invited there for a speech or an
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event, and wasn't able to and was actually assaulted and had her things stolen by these peaceful,
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noble savages, supposedly. So she was unjustly fired from Mount Royal University,
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she proposed that there's no evidence of mass graves of Indigenous children at the Kamloops
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residential school, despite what the mainstream media says. And if you search Frances Whittleson
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grave error on YouTube, you'll find it there. Kamloops apple orchard. This is, I guess, the
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people who are arguing that there's 215 children buried in the Kamloops apple orchard don't have any
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case. There's no case. The people who are the reason she's saying that is because they've never found
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anybody. So this is the, under Winnipeg, University of Winnipeg, she was swarmed on the ground, her
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cameraman was hit in the face, a bystander was spat on, and the protesters poured water on all her
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auto equipment. So they're questioning whether we have free speech in Canada. Again, we never have,
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but you should be allowed to, especially if you've been invited there. Like, the problem is,
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it's selective free speech. Certain people have free speech here.
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There was a bunch of people who almost, like, really got into serious violence.
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It was bad. It was really bad. And of course, Daniel got ripped up.
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They walked past me, too, as they were doing it, too.
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Like, we told them to stop the person surrounding her.
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So, when I saw this, all I could think of was the NSN beating the living shit out of Antifa
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that that was like actually was it australia day or march 1st whatever it was they did
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that big move or protest they had that is what was needed here is to have the boys in black come
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beat the living crap out of them and put them back in their place literally this is the story about
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jim mcmurdy which i talked about a couple seconds ago he was attempted sorry this so this is it he
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attempted to correct a student who claimed that indigenous children were tortured and murdered
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in the residential school mcmurdy disproved this and he was disgracefully removed from the school
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within an hour now this leah goss and jewish and indigenous ndp mp for winnipeg center jewish
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and indigenous what a combo introduced legislation in 2024 to make it illegal residential school
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denialism with a maximum sentence of two years in jail has she debated any of the scholars who have
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opposing opinions no of course not because she's an authoritarian and this is what the jews did as
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well right now you can't talk about the holocaust either so this is how they kind of protect their
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lies by making laws so that you can't challenge them
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listen joined by leah gazan and leah miss gazan thank you for being here oh thanks so much for
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having me listen i want to talk about the genesis of this bill where did the idea come from for you
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over the last couple of years particularly since the discovery of unmarked graves wrong they discovered
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what they thought were graves but there's no bodies there so what are they graves of there has been an
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increase in in residential school denialism um we know what happened what happened is how do you know
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were you there genocide and the fact that particularly survivors have their experience with genocide up
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for debate uh is so violent and this goes back to the other video i made about words being violence
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okay words are not violence and everybody's just too fucking sensitive like it doesn't matter if it
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happened or not if people deny whatever if you know it happened and you experienced it then be on your
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fucking merry way like does it matter what other people say it shouldn't but the thing is and i've also
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seen clips of people who have had success at residential schools they were thankful for the
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opportunities that gave them so you can probably find pros and cons on both sides of the thing
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but the whole fact that we have to punish people for even questioning it is moving into authoritarianism
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which if you didn't already know we're pretty much there the same legislation that she based her
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residential school denialism bill on is the same one that was sneakily passed through parliament via the
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budget bill in 2022 that outlawed holocaust denial why would they put this through on a budget bill
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because they wanted to sneak it in they had a feeling that people might have something to say
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about it and regardless if you think it's true regardless if it is true or not people should have a
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senator lynn bayek was removed from conservative caucus after she made comments about how residential
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schools were beneficial for indigenous children several indigenous elders made similar comments before
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they died though this opposing narrative continued this one who defended this lady lynn bayek who defended the
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good of residential schools and she was in the senate and then this gentleman here um he had a
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positive take as well this was the one i read uh he said there was very very many successful people
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today that went to those schools and have brilliant careers and are very functional people like himself
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so you're going to find people on both sides they tend to when they're trying to spin a narrative
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they tend to find the people that will support that narrative and listen a lot of people are going to take the
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path of least resistance so if you get the option to pretend that you suffered this trauma and you
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get to grift for your whole entire life and never have to work i'm pretty sure a lot of people are going
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to take that because humans will usually go for the path of least resistance and here's another
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cbc was presenting stories about how indigenous children were being publicly executed at kamloops via
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hanging without a single bit of physical evidence to corroborate these claims
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and this is a clip of cbc's finley accepting this jillian finley it's cbc they're the propaganda arm of
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the state dallas brody was ejected from the bc conservative caucus by party leader john rostad after
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she criticized testimony from indigenous activists about residential school denialism so much for
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conservatives having any spine to stand up to free speech this was when was this in march
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and tom flanagan authored a book called grave error how the media misled us in the truth about
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residential school francis widdowson has been promoting arguments put forth in this book with
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no significant backlash over facts from her detractors so again keep it up francis so that
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was just a really interesting uh thread i thought uh from free speech watch again canada doesn't have
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technically free speech but you should be allowed to question it whether or not it's true or not
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questioning something words are not violence and they should not be a crime
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and on that note i wanted to pop this in here this is actually from two years ago just over two years
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ago from the new york post no human remains found two years after claims of mass graves in canada
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so where are the bodies if there's graves there not a single bone was found
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it they didn't just disappear so where's the bodies and then the fact that you haven't found any
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and now you're telling people they can't question the fact that you never found any
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and here's just more video from um the university of winnipeg uh francis's mats were stolen and
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vandalized her whiteboard was damaged um she says viv ketchum and sky mclean i'm assuming they're
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indigenous advocates feature prominently as criminals in this clip and of course they did
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nothing the police or university of winnipeg security should not surprise anybody we will be
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here reminding you of what our ancestors went through and i love too how they talk about what
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my ancestors went through do you not think some all of our ancestors went through something
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do you think it was easy do you think they just stepped on this land in canada and some how it
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magically became the country that it is now do you think there was no suffering there was no
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deaths there was nothing like that none of our ancestors suffered either
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and it's interesting to see too that this is the middle of the day and these people
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obviously don't have to worry about working um i guess you know it wasn't the actual truth and
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reconciliation day so it wasn't the actual holiday so this is on the 26th which was a weekday i believe
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i could be wrong but they always seem to have the time to show up to these protests very much like
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antifa and you know whatever you know try to uh shut down any kind of opposing dissent
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they really do act like blacks like when you think about it they're yelling and screaming no
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they must be very close to blacks in the prefrontal cortex range like i bet you they have very low impulse
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control now alcoholism you know and a lot of these children are probably uh you know suffering from
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fetal alcohol syndrome i think that also has something to do with it like they have very
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low impulse control they literally act like chimps
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said she's trespassing she clearly said at the beginning in that other video that she had
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permission to be there from the university which is funny that the university doesn't come out and
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say boo or their security isn't there to help because of course the university doesn't want to
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be on the wrong side of history right so that's pretty much that you can find that all over
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x it's you know the what do you want to call it the uh clips are all over the place but
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yeah that's that's what uh these poor oppressed people are doing
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and speaking of indoctrination factories it's not just universities anymore this is being shown to
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kids or asked kids are asked to complete this in grades two three in burnaby why do we wear orange
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shirts we wear orange shirts because we need to remember the mistakes we made that is what like
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an eight-year-old nine-year-old in that grade what mistakes have they made to this like what mistakes
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have they made that they have to go through this humiliation ritual and wear an orange shirt and
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what does it achieve is my whole point what does it achieve
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and another argument we hear quite often is you know of course that they're oppressed
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that they don't have the same benefits or you know advantages of the white
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canadian but you know i beg to differ because there's quite a few stories showing that they've
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got quite a bit of privilege and actually probably more so than the average canadian
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like for example an internal investigation found jacqueline ottoman had engaged in nepotism
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mismanage and empire building she was first nations university president and she fired the
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key whistleblower behind a scathing review of her conduct a three-month investigation into more
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than two dozen allegations against the president of first nations university of canada
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commissioned by the institution's board in 2023 concluded with a stark assessment of her conduct
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the investigator found that president jacqueline ottoman created a circle of favor indians indians
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like to do this hey it's the dots and the feathers that like to do this
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around and inside her office which attaches to the individuals whom she favors and excludes those whom
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she does not favor from having influence said the 200 page plus report by deloitte legal an affiliate of
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the university's then accounting firm they termed this phenomena empire building she found they found
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that she violated financial policies disregarded oversight and control systems and was involved
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in multiple cases of nepotism wow sounds you're like you're really disadvantaged there jacqueline
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see wab canoe here who is the manitoba ndp leader he knows what oppression is like because he was able to
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direct racial comments at a cabbie in 2004 before a physical altercation and nobody's heard anything
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about that it's crickets but if he was a white politician his career would have been over probably
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for something even less than that so that is how much oppression that we're suffering here in uh you know
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canada if you're an indigenous person and that very same man just called his own people goofballs for
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demanding accountability after his minister's vile comments on the charlie kirk assassination
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members on the opposite want to come into the chamber and joust about health care about affordability
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about the economy let's do it i'll gladly participate in that debate with a smile on my face
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you notice the duper's delight on his face too he's got that duper's delight and they always do this
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straw man like you know they don't address the issue at hand and say well and you're going to hear it
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in a second what about our people the all what about isms and stuff like that it's like yeah we
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understand you want accountability because we would do the same to you if on the right however
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have you heard about our people who are actually experiencing this get the fuck out of here but at
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a moment where people from all walks of life are worried about political violence and we have seen
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here in manitoba specific really the only people that should be worried about political violence is
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people on the right because we're the only ones experiencing it examples of targeting of some
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of our public servants i think it is beneath the dignity of the office of the leader of the opposition
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to try and play on those divisions you think it's uh below you because it outs you guys that's why
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right like i said if this was shoe was on the other foot we all know how this would play out
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and finally they're so oppressed that they are now able to carry weapons ceremonial hatchets even if
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they're committing a crime first the Sikhs were allowed to do it for concealed weapons in violation
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of the criminal code by the way now now the indigenous are allowed to do it too so two-tier policing
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they're allowed to now carry ceremonial hatchets even if they're committing a crime so sounds like a lot
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of oppression going on to me not but uh yeah that's basically the truth and reconciliation day there's
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a lot of truth to be had uh i don't think there should be any reconciliation if anything we should
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be getting the reconciliation for the millions and millions of taxpayer dollars that has gone to
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literal waste that has helped fund the addictions and the you know the criminal activities of these
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places and has really done nothing to help the people so