Whistleblower challenges unmarked grave claim, Residential School narrative

[Michie]

An Indigenous whistleblower condemned the media-driven narrative about 'mass' graves at residential schools that led to church burnings across Canada.

Rebel News interviews a Kamloops Band member whose firsthand experience challenges the narrative surrounding the former Residential School and the sensational 215 unmarked graves allegations. Visit Rebel News for the full story ► http://rebelne.ws/3XLNfgn

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[Maori Aussie]

An Indigenous whistleblower condemned the media-driven narrative about 'mass' graves at residential schools that led to church burnings across Canada.

Rebel News interviews a Kamloops Band member whose firsthand experience challenges the narrative surrounding the former Residential School and the sensational 215 unmarked graves allegations. Visit Rebel News for the full story ► http://rebelne.ws/3XLNfgn

The New York Times has also run this story. As a person of indigenous heritage, I have tried to listen to other "first nation" peoples. I have also tried to understand the actual history. But I am not across the specific history of these peoples. My summary of the various histories has some general principles:

1. "First contact" was deeply disruptive to indigenous cultures, and for some e.g. Australian Aboriginals, absolutely devastating.
2. Some Europeans exploited this situation, trying to take land off Indigenous peoples.
3. Many Christian organisations saw this and sent volunteers who sacrificed their lives of comfort to serve Indigenous peoples.
4. Many tribes benefited greatly from the efforts of these Christian volunteers.
5. Some Christian volunteers did commit cultural genocide, but if you understood some cultural practices, you would understand.
6. Some of the Christian volunteers taught Indigenous leaders how to resist the excesses of European culture.
7. Indigenous leaders who were spiritually and culturally confident became self-sufficient and proved virtually immune to Marxism.
8. So, Marxism tries to unwind self-sufficient Indigenous communities to make them dependant on Government.
9. Marxism then tries to convince Indigenous communities that religion is the opiate of the masses, and that the answer is a dictatorship, that the Marxists lead.

This may come across as simplistic, and one size does not fit all, but this is certainly the pattern that I see in Australia and New Zealand, at least.

 

[RileyG]

It's my understanding it was all fake? Correct?

 

[Michie]

It's my understanding it was all fake? Correct?

It definitely appears to be. Not a single shred of proof thus far.

 

[Gnarwhal]

If Canada was a civilized country their PM would go to the Vatican, get on his knees, kiss Pope Francis' ring and beg for forgiveness (in front of a bunch of live TV cameras) for denigrating the Church with these lies.

But they're not, Canada is a savage communist country.

It's my understanding it was all fake? Correct?

Yes it was, but since they made such a stink about it they're keeping the truth quiet to save face.

 

[RileyG]

If Canada was a civilized country their PM would go to the Vatican, get on his knees, kiss Pope Francis' ring and beg for forgiveness (in front of a bunch of live TV cameras) for denigrating the Church with these lies.

But they're not, Canada is a savage communist country.



Yes it was, but since they made such a stink about it they're keeping the truth quiet to save face.

It’s hatred against the faithful. Jesus warned us about it.

 

[RileyG]

It definitely appears to be. Not a single shred of proof thus far.

Horrible. Imagine if they persecuted Muslims. The MSM would be LIVID.

SMH

So much hypocrisy! Ugh

 

[Michie]

Horrible. Imagine if they persecuted Muslims. The MSM would be LIVID.

SMH

So much hypocrisy! Ugh

Oh it’s been a long standing pattern of the media for some time now. And consumers of the media.

 

[RileyG]

Oh it’s been a long standing pattern of the media for some time now. And consumers of the media.

Yup. Awful. It’s anti-Catholic bigotry, plain and simple.

 

[JSRG]

It's my understanding it was all fake? Correct?

It does not seem to be "fake" (that is, deliberately made up) so much as "a bunch of unwarranted assumptions" (that is, jumping to conclusions before sufficient evidence is uncovered).

 

[RileyG]

It does not seem to be "fake" (that is, deliberately made up) so much as "a bunch of unwarranted assumptions" (that is, jumping to conclusions before sufficient evidence is uncovered).

I want all this hatred to stop. Ugh