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#11
Quote from: Oerdin on May 21, 2024, 11:14:05 PMhttps://www.yahoo.com/news/california-lawmakers-mic-cut-off-212503056.html
California Republicans try to amend the sanctuary state laws to at least allow child rapists and murderers to get deported and to allow local police and sheriffs to make their own decisions... Democrats simply cut his mic off to prevent him from speaking.
Cunts should all be executed. cali people by in large are fucking worthless.
Just remember tho, this was always how cali was going to wind up. 30 or more years ago, the movement to de-Americanize california was in full force. The goal has always been to fill it with a population that will peel off from America. It might not be much longer now.
#12
AIDSmin is so distraught over the utter failure which is Alvin Bragg's case against Trump he has begun consulting ouija boards and AI chatGPT hoping one of them will bring him some hope that the outcome will be a guilty verdict.
#13
Quote from: Oerdin on May 21, 2024, 11:14:05 PMhttps://www.yahoo.com/news/california-lawmakers-mic-cut-off-212503056.html
California Republicans try to amend the sanctuary state laws to at least allow child rapists and murderers to get deported and to allow local police and sheriffs to make their own decisions... Democrats simply cut his mic off to prevent him from speaking.
That shithole is hopeless
#14
https://www.yahoo.com/news/california-lawmakers-mic-cut-off-212503056.html
California Republicans try to amend the sanctuary state laws to at least allow child rapists and murderers to get deported and to allow local police and sheriffs to make their own decisions... Democrats simply cut his mic off to prevent him from speaking.
California Republicans try to amend the sanctuary state laws to at least allow child rapists and murderers to get deported and to allow local police and sheriffs to make their own decisions... Democrats simply cut his mic off to prevent him from speaking.
#15
Medical transitioning leads to regret.
#17
Quote from: Odinson on May 21, 2024, 09:01:17 PMBlurtskie taught me new things.He is a thief.
About how men are afraid to see childbirth because seeing that head go through makes us afraid that we cant fill that hole again.
He took my country Finnish innocence.
#18
Quick background
The residential schools were part of a federally mandated campaign to both educate Indian children who had no alternative local school options and to assimilate them into contemporary Canadian society.
These schools operated from the 1880s until the second half of the 20th century.
While neither the Catholic Church as a whole nor the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops were associated with the system, various Catholic dioceses helped administer a plurality of the schools. The Anglican and Presbyterian churches were also involved. An estimated 150,000 children attended the schools over the course of a century.
Canada's seven-year Truth and Reconciliation Commission alleged that over 3,200 children died while attending the schools. The main killer was reportedly tuberculosis, a disease that swept the rest of the nation as well.
In "The Canadian Manifesto," British lord and former newspaper publisher Conrad Black noted, "The federal government for some decades in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was encouraging and subsidizing residential schooling delivered mainly within the private sector, especially the Christian churches. This was designed to enable Indigenous people to compete advantageously in the community of Canada as a whole, not to exterminate their consciousness of their socio-cultural roots. The policy had mixed results and there were certainly a good many instances of cruelty and incompetence, but many people thrived, and these students constituted the great majority of educated natives."
Years after the last school was shuttered, a grievance industry began to grow around claims of abuse and so-called "cultural genocide" in the schools.
Black added that "to tag any previous Canadian government as genocidal [over the residential schools] in any sense was an outrage and a blood libel on the English- and French-Canadian peoples."
Philip Horgan, president and general counsel for the Catholic Civil Rights League, told Blaze News, "A national resolution of claims arising from the residential school experience was reached in 2008, which resulted in published and expressed apologies from the federal governments and the various churches involved."
"A settlement process was reached which remitted payments of close to $5 billion from the federal government over the following 12 years for former residential school students," continued Horgan. "Christian churches provided added assistance to those recoveries."
Horgan noted that as part of the settlement process, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission "pursued investigations and submitted reports, from roughly 2008 through 2015, which provided additional evidence of missing children and/or unmarked graves, but that evidence continues to be investigated."
The historic paydays, apologies, and various efforts at transparency were evidently not enough to turn the page on the residential schools chapter of Canadian history.
The makings of a 'blood libel'
The Tk'emlups te Secwepemc Nation — formerly called the Kamloops Indian Band — announced in May 2021 that it had confirmed the discovery of children's remains in an apple orchard near a former Catholic-run residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia.
The apple orchard was originally selected for a survey partly on the basis of "Knowledge keepers' oral histories" and a tooth belonging to a juvenile found nearby.
Rosanne Casimir, the chief of the Tk'emlups te Secwepemc Nation, told state media at the outset that University of the Fraser Valley anthropologist Sarah Beaulieu's ground-penetrating radar surveys had uncovered the remains of 215 "missing children" whose deaths were "undocumented."
The residential schools were part of a federally mandated campaign to both educate Indian children who had no alternative local school options and to assimilate them into contemporary Canadian society.
These schools operated from the 1880s until the second half of the 20th century.
While neither the Catholic Church as a whole nor the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops were associated with the system, various Catholic dioceses helped administer a plurality of the schools. The Anglican and Presbyterian churches were also involved. An estimated 150,000 children attended the schools over the course of a century.
Canada's seven-year Truth and Reconciliation Commission alleged that over 3,200 children died while attending the schools. The main killer was reportedly tuberculosis, a disease that swept the rest of the nation as well.
In "The Canadian Manifesto," British lord and former newspaper publisher Conrad Black noted, "The federal government for some decades in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was encouraging and subsidizing residential schooling delivered mainly within the private sector, especially the Christian churches. This was designed to enable Indigenous people to compete advantageously in the community of Canada as a whole, not to exterminate their consciousness of their socio-cultural roots. The policy had mixed results and there were certainly a good many instances of cruelty and incompetence, but many people thrived, and these students constituted the great majority of educated natives."
Years after the last school was shuttered, a grievance industry began to grow around claims of abuse and so-called "cultural genocide" in the schools.
Black added that "to tag any previous Canadian government as genocidal [over the residential schools] in any sense was an outrage and a blood libel on the English- and French-Canadian peoples."
Philip Horgan, president and general counsel for the Catholic Civil Rights League, told Blaze News, "A national resolution of claims arising from the residential school experience was reached in 2008, which resulted in published and expressed apologies from the federal governments and the various churches involved."
"A settlement process was reached which remitted payments of close to $5 billion from the federal government over the following 12 years for former residential school students," continued Horgan. "Christian churches provided added assistance to those recoveries."
Horgan noted that as part of the settlement process, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission "pursued investigations and submitted reports, from roughly 2008 through 2015, which provided additional evidence of missing children and/or unmarked graves, but that evidence continues to be investigated."
The historic paydays, apologies, and various efforts at transparency were evidently not enough to turn the page on the residential schools chapter of Canadian history.
The makings of a 'blood libel'
The Tk'emlups te Secwepemc Nation — formerly called the Kamloops Indian Band — announced in May 2021 that it had confirmed the discovery of children's remains in an apple orchard near a former Catholic-run residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia.
The apple orchard was originally selected for a survey partly on the basis of "Knowledge keepers' oral histories" and a tooth belonging to a juvenile found nearby.
Rosanne Casimir, the chief of the Tk'emlups te Secwepemc Nation, told state media at the outset that University of the Fraser Valley anthropologist Sarah Beaulieu's ground-penetrating radar surveys had uncovered the remains of 215 "missing children" whose deaths were "undocumented."
#19
It was another scam just like the Russia collusion bullshit in the US.
https://www.theblaze.com/news/blaze-news-investigates-ashes-and-accountability-in-the-aftermath-of-canadas-unmarked-indian-graves-sham?utm_source=theblaze-breaking&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20240521Trending-CanadianBloodLibel&utm_term=ACTIVE%20LIST%20-%20TheBlaze%20Breaking%20News&tpcc=email-breaking
Those keen observers, investigative reporters, and historians who understood the tall tales about unmarked Indian children's graves near and in former residential schools to be fraudulent, overblown, or at the very least unsubstantiated were smeared with a term once reserved for Holocaust deniers: "denialists." Lawmakers even considered making such publicly stated doubts a crime.
The admitted absence of any evidence now, years later, has prompted the narrative's grip to slacken and some to reflect on how it was able to hold on for so long absent a body.
Maxime Bernier, the leader of the People's Party of Canada, told Blaze News, "Three years after a moral panic broke out following the supposed discovery of 'mass graves' at the Kamloops residential school, we now know that it was all a hoax. No bodies were found even after $8 million was spent to find them."
Hundreds of millions of dollars have been blown on the other investigations — ostensibly also fruitless pursuits.
"But like other moral panics, this one was instrumentalized by far left activists and the Trudeau government to demonize Canadian history and Canadian society," continued Bernier. "Among the awful repercussions of this demonization is the fact that it likely motivated hateful criminals to torch over 80 churches across the country during these three years, with new ones being added almost every week."
https://www.theblaze.com/news/blaze-news-investigates-ashes-and-accountability-in-the-aftermath-of-canadas-unmarked-indian-graves-sham?utm_source=theblaze-breaking&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20240521Trending-CanadianBloodLibel&utm_term=ACTIVE%20LIST%20-%20TheBlaze%20Breaking%20News&tpcc=email-breaking
Those keen observers, investigative reporters, and historians who understood the tall tales about unmarked Indian children's graves near and in former residential schools to be fraudulent, overblown, or at the very least unsubstantiated were smeared with a term once reserved for Holocaust deniers: "denialists." Lawmakers even considered making such publicly stated doubts a crime.
The admitted absence of any evidence now, years later, has prompted the narrative's grip to slacken and some to reflect on how it was able to hold on for so long absent a body.
Maxime Bernier, the leader of the People's Party of Canada, told Blaze News, "Three years after a moral panic broke out following the supposed discovery of 'mass graves' at the Kamloops residential school, we now know that it was all a hoax. No bodies were found even after $8 million was spent to find them."
Hundreds of millions of dollars have been blown on the other investigations — ostensibly also fruitless pursuits.
"But like other moral panics, this one was instrumentalized by far left activists and the Trudeau government to demonize Canadian history and Canadian society," continued Bernier. "Among the awful repercussions of this demonization is the fact that it likely motivated hateful criminals to torch over 80 churches across the country during these three years, with new ones being added almost every week."
#20
Blurtskie taught me new things.
About how men are afraid to see childbirth because seeing that head go through makes us afraid that we cant fill that hole again.
He took my country Finnish innocence.
About how men are afraid to see childbirth because seeing that head go through makes us afraid that we cant fill that hole again.
He took my country Finnish innocence.