Canada is a failed state

[Ser Prize]

The kind of mass deportations that'd be necessary to unfuck BC at this point would probably constitute a genocide. I don’t think it's possible.

That also goes for Alberta at this point, you seen the big cities?

 

[wry wrangler]

It’s official, there were NO bodies found at the alleged gravesite.

I repeat, no bodies were found.

At this point, my resentment for the race grifters has reached an all time high. Anyone who repeats the narrative that the residential schools were anything like the holocaust is a fucking retard.

I demand a fucking apology but that’s not gonna happen because these grifters have no morals

It was obvious the 'mass graves' nonsense was a grift from the beginning, just for tribal leadership to get more federal money (that is, my money, as a net taxpayer). No one with any sense ever took it seriously. So of course Trudeau took it seriously.

That also goes for Alberta at this point, you seen the big cities?

I haven't been to Alberta in 20+ years. I assume it's as bad as anywhere else in the country. That's why my fantasy is to escape to Montana or Oklahoma or somewhere else in the states.

 

[Fatboi Gus]

I haven't been to Alberta in 20+ years. I assume it's as bad as anywhere else in the country. That's why my fantasy is to escape to Montana or Oklahoma or somewhere else in the states.

Lived in both of the states you mentionned, would recommend. Pro tips, stay out of Missoula (shitlib central in MT) and expect heat like you've never experienced in OK. That being said, OKC is criminally underrated.

Look into a TN-1 visa to see if you have a skillset that applies. It's not that hard, just a bit of a leap of faith.

 

[Kiwisee]

It was obvious the 'mass graves' nonsense was a grift from the beginning, just for tribal leadership to get more federal money (that is, my money, as a net taxpayer). No one with any sense ever took it seriously. So of course Trudeau took it seriously.

I haven't been to Alberta in 20+ years. I assume it's as bad as anywhere else in the country. That's why my fantasy is to escape to Montana or Oklahoma or somewhere else in the states.

It should also be noted that many of these residential schools were on reservations and run by Natives themselves after the early 1900s.

If you ever wondered why the list of teachers names hasn’t been published, or charged with any abuses in the schools; it's because it would expose just how much of the school system was run by a handful of tribes rather than by whitey.

There’s a good reason why people leave reservations to go live among the whites; it has nothing to do with oppression and everything to do with race grifting. There's countless horror stories I've heard of reservation police never intervening whenever there's domestic violence and refusing to cooperate with provincial police whenever children or women go missing. They also go extensive lengths to cover up for any of the chief’s kids if they break the law outside of reservations.

Anyone who leaves their mini third world nation is forever branded as a traitor with white envy. Doesn't matter if you return with valuable skills that could help keep the reservation from falling apart.

Edited to include links to articles by Dorchester Review, which has been doing real investigative journalism for years by looking into the residential school claims:

Here's a list of their articles for anyone who is interested.

Going back to the daily mail article, here's some interesting comments:

First comment is hilarious because the person wants you to believe that these residential schools had medical staff on site with anesthesia and surgical tools on hand for whenever anyone didn't speak English or French.

Their source: Trust me, bro.

I also find it interesting how the majority of these comments are from people in the USA. Just like how the majority of pipeline protestors were imported from the USA.

 

[OutInTheRain]

There's countless horror stories I've heard of reservation police never intervening whenever there's domestic violence and refusing to cooperate with provincial police whenever children or women go missing. They also go extensive lengths to cover up for any of the chief’s kids if they break the law outside of reservations.

The RCMP won't do anything either, because as soon as they do, they get called racist by someone in Ottawa. They get given carte blanche now, to do whatever they want and as long as they don't rob someone important they get away with it. Because going to school is genocide for these people.

 

[Konig]

That's why my fantasy is to escape to Montana or Oklahoma or somewhere else in the states.

I'll take anything but California, personally.

Because going to school is genocide for these people.

But muh thunderbird.

Seriously, this noble savage bullshit needs to die. Feather niggers are not special and have contributed jack shit, all the 'languages' and 'cultures' are one big game of chinese whispers and they're proud of it. Learn to write.

 

[Kiwisee]

This article from Dorchester Review is really interesting, as it debunks the claim that Queen Elizabeth supposedly kidnapped residential school kids in 1964.

TRUTH SEEKERS are Canadians who care deeply about doing the right things to address the wrongs history has dealt indigenous people.  They care enough that they do not support the spreading of lies, exaggeration, and conspiracy theories. Such mischief makes indigenous people suffer more, encourages bitterness, and works against a better relationship with their fellow Canadians.

Truth seekers ask questions about Indian Residential Schools so as to better understand indigenous history so all Canadians can participate in the healing that is required before we can move forward together. But those who have questioned any part of the official narrative established by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the federal government, and legacy media have been met with either silence or the outrageous accusation that they are engaging in denialism.

Truth Seekers are not deniers. Truth seekers celebrate the good parts of colonization and regret the wrongs. Weighing the two fairly is an exercise in historical objectivity. Far too many of today’s academics prioritize activism over scholarship, and have departed from the objective truth-seeking traditions that developed from centuries of enlightenment rationality.

On Sept. 12, a comparatively unknown professor at the University of Manitoba named Sean Carleton tweeted a warning about a thoroughly debunked “conspiracy theory” which claimed that Queen Elizabeth II took ten children from the Kamloops Indian Residential School (KIRS) on a picnic in 1964, and that the children were never seen again. Carleton noted that this debunked story was again being disseminated as a result of the attention focussed on the Queen’s death, and emphasized that the story was completely false.

We could not agree more. The story is a total fabrication.

Sean Carleton then asserted, “… all kinds of IRS misinformation needs to be confronted, not just denialism.” In another tweet he stated, “Putting truth before reconciliation, then, also means challenging misinformation like the Queen conspiracy theory.”

Again, we couldn’t agree more.

What Professor Carleton did not mention in his tweets was that this widely-circulated story involving the late Queen’s kidnapping of ten children from the Kamloops Indian Residential School originated on Vancouver’s Skid Row in the 1990s when a residential school Survivor, William Combes, told it to a defrocked United Church minister, Kevin Annett, who promulgated it both before and after Combes’ death in 2011.

Judging from his tweets, Professor Carleton’s anxiety was focussed on the likelihood that since this debunked “conspiracy theory” had originated with a residential school Survivor, the renewed scrutiny it was receiving in the wake of the Queen’s death might cast doubt on the credibility of other stories told by Survivors about murders, disappearances, and secret burials at residential schools.

In that respect, Sean Carleton’s concern has merit because there have been many tales told by Survivors about the Kamloops Indian Residential School (KIRS) which stretch credulity to the breaking point. In addition to his bizarre tale about the Queen, William Combes also claimed he had seen babies being thrown into the school furnace and that he and another student had witnessed the nighttime burial of a child in the apple orchard at the school.

Other former KIRS students have admitted to making up stories about the apple orchard. Emma Baker attended KIRS between the years 1952-1956, and in a recent interview with CTV said she and her teenage friends heard rumours of a graveyard, and “We didn’t even know if it was true,” and “We used to make up stories about the graveyard being in the apple orchard.”

Audrey Baptiste, who was at KIRS for part of the time that William Combes was there, claimed in a Fifth Estate documentary that she and other students were taken on a Sunday morning walk past four boys hanging in a barn.

Similarly bizarre and improbable stories of murder have been told by alumni of other Indian residential schools. Doris Young arrived with her twin sister at the Elkhorn Indian Residential School in 1944 when she was three years old, and was there until the school closed in 1949, when she was eight. In 2012 she told a Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearing that she and other students witnessed the murder of a fellow student, saying “there was all these screams, and there was blood over the walls.”[1] As an adult, Doris Young, who would necessarily have had to witness this murder between three and eight years of age, had the RCMP investigate her claim. However, as she admitted to the TRC, the RCMP found no evidence of a murder having been committed. Nonetheless, the TRC published her account in its written report.

Over time, all these stories told by Survivors about kidnapping, disappearances, murder and clandestine burials of students at KIRS and other Indian residential schools appear to have become conflated with the “knowing” of local “Knowledge Keepers.” As Dr Sarah Beaulieu stated in her presentation on July 15, 2021, her ground penetrating radar (GPR) search in the apple orchard at KIRS was predicated on this “knowing,” a “knowing” which had almost certainly evolved from Combes’ and Annett’s exaggerations. Now, new evidence suggests that what Dr Beaulieu’s ground penetrating radar (GPR) likely detected was the school’s former septic field, which included 2000 feet of trenches filled with hollow clay drainage tiles underneath the area where the unmarked graves are said to be.

Sean Carleton took his professional training at Simon Fraser University (BA, MA) and Trent University (PhD). Apart from Canadian and indigenous history, "settler colonialism" and the "history of capitalism," he has a marked interest in comics and graphic novels. He teaches courses with the titles "Inventing Canada," "History of Indian Residential Schools," and a crowd-pleaser called "Getting Graphic with the Past: Comics, Graphic Novels, and History."

He has said he wants to “debunk” conspiracy theories. If so, why does he stop at challenging only the preposterous and already-disproved Queen Elizabeth “conspiracy theory”? If he truly believes that “all kinds of IRS misinformation need to be confronted”, then he must agree there is much jarring and egregious misinformation which must be confronted in the stories mentioned above.

Yet instead of confronting that misinformation, Carleton, in an apparent effort to silence anyone who wants to correct the historical record, urges his followers to witch-hunt something he calls “denialism.” He writes: “If you see examples of IRS conspiracy theories/misinformation/denialism, please report them. You can also send them to me (DM, email etc) as I am creating an archive to document and debunk.”

But do self-described experts like Carleton have any interest whatever in debunking bizarre stories about murders and secret burials at residential schools, or in debunking the following false claims?

(1) TRC Commission Murray Sinclair told the United Nations in 2010 that “For roughly seven generations nearly every Indigenous child in Canada was sent to a residential school.” That statement is false. Fewer than one-third of school-aged Indigenous children attended residential schools.

(2) Mr. Sinclair also told the United Nations in 2010 that nearly all Indigenous children were forced to attend residential schools. There is abundant evidence that that is a myth.

(3) The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Memorial Register lists the names of children who “died at or went missing from” Indian Residential Schools. In fact, most of the children listed on the Register died in hospitals, at home, or in accidents on their home reserves far away from their schools. The NCTR list includes the name of Helen Betty Osborne, murdered while a student at a public high school. It includes the names of children who died in house fires and other accidents away from the schools. It includes the name of a child whose father ran over him with the family car, and the name of a boy who died when a tree fell on him on his home reserve, again far away from his school.

(4) Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief RoseAnne Archibald told the BBC that residential schools were specifically designed to kill children, and that the bodies of sixteen hundred children have been recovered so far.  In fact, not one body has been “recovered” and there is no real evidence of such wild claims.

If Professor Carleton’s call is to challenge misinformation, truth seekers are hard at work doing just that. Unlike some activist-academics who want us to believe the unbelievable, truth seekers are researching documented evidence and “debunking” much of the official narrative, a narrative that is full of exaggeration, myth and misinformation, a narrative that is hurtful to Indigenous Canadians.

Why don’t activist-academics do the same?

These guys are doing God’s work by debunking the race grifters pushing Anti-white conspiracy theories.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

At this rate, I won't be surprised to hear then Jimmy Hoffa was buried with these residential kids.

 

[BeetleBug242]

I don’t think it's possible.

As I mentioned before, drastic measures are going to be taken soon. In a second they would shoot you dead the minute they needed to

Alright, I guess this might be power levelling. IDK? Anyway, over the years my perspective has changed from thinking the concept of a reserve was stupid and hindered progress to wanting to live on one myself. It's the closest thing to the kind of lifestyle I want. There are many cons and some pros. Native people are definitely misunderstood, however, it doesn't help that 75% of native people hit a stereotype. If anything, remember that this is all the government's fault. Every. Single. Action. They are playing everyone like a fool, they set them up to live the way they are. I know for a fact that most of the reserves are not even close to where their ancestral geographical locations were.

You take people and put them into a system where they literally cannot say no to bribes. It was always designed like this because of how much damage it all does. Every single thing I have seen from our government is being used to fuel Anti-native sentiments while also trying to make them a protected class. There is something deeply wrong with the whole system. They signed off on blaming the church, they wanted people to burn down churches...

MY SCITZO TAKE: They are trying to play all sides and are also making every group not like each other to the point of chaos and riots. They would then "Step in to save us" and that's how it will start.

I demand a fucking apology but that’s not gonna happen because these grifters have no morals

There are race grifters everywhere and it's certainly bad with the native populations here. Again though, the government is absolutely incentivising this. There are many native families I know that as you mentioned are living in third-world quality reservations. They chose to live there because GOD DAMN it is rough out there. I didn't believe it but natives are the most prosecuted, non-prosecuted group of people you have. Everything coming out of the media is selling you a lie about them, the majority of them are poor and are living in standards that would actually shock a majority of Canadians. All the positive buzz in the media and all the name changes are fucking cancer that does nothing.

Not too long ago someone called the cops on a guy with a knife on the island reservation... needles to say the whole island went on lockdown and a swat helicopter team showed up with fucking AK's man. It was unbelievable, It completely changed any and all outlooks I had. They really are trigger-happy to beat the fuck out of natives, all government-endorsed.

It was obvious the 'mass graves' nonsense was a grift from the beginning, just for tribal leadership to get more federal money (that is, my money, as a net taxpayer). No one with any sense ever took it seriously. So of course Trudeau took it seriously.

I knew from the start something was off, they should have just dug right away no? I know also for a fact that bribery for chiefs is almost just an expected practice in the eyes of our government. Every single time, there is a person who took money and is also publically calling for blockades and whatnot. Lots of native people took it seriously as many, many of them haven't had answers for generations. It's a lot more fucked than I ever thought it was.

It should also be noted that many of these residential schools were on reservations and run by Natives themselves after the early 1900s.

See, with what I know. It makes me think that it was a ploy by some tribes to wipe out the others. I know still to this day the government pits all our tribes against each other by creating land zones that all intersect, they have completely clogged the native way of doing things with bureaucracy that they don't understand.

100% There was a government signed-off measure to at the very least culturally genocide the natives across Canada. It absolutely worked, they served thousands of years of culture and history in a couple of generations. Planed and systematically. Our government doesn't want people to think like that because it was still happening up until the 90's. If they were doing that in the 90's you better fucking hope and pray they have changed. (They haven't)


TL: DR This isn't to shit on what yall were talking about, there are real issues that do need to be talked about within the native communities. However, if I can at the very least give some direction... It's all the government. Everything they are publicly showing is absolutely not how they feel. If anything they still look down on these people as good-for-nothing problem types.

 

[OutInTheRain]

The Government doesn't actually care about the Natives. They want an original sin minority to use as cudgel to get bughive dwellers to vote Liberal. Like black people in the US. There are real and serious problems that face the various tribes and those trapped on the res, however most of them are their own fault. You have people who were hit by 10,000 years of progress over night. That's the real generational trauma. On top of that you have entire tribes where no one has ever had a job, and life is "easy" enough so that they have plenty of time on their hands.

I imagine in private most politicos and civil servants have the same frustration as everyone else in dealing with them. They know most res's are shamelessly corrupt, and can't do anything about it. Repealing the Indian Act will just cause a massive crisis as the money dries up and so many of them are unable to care for themselves. So they just blame white people for a government policy that they never voted for, and no political party actually ran on. It wasn't Buddy from Cape Breton screaming about Indian kids needing to go to school. It was Mackenzie from Toronto shilling for his latest progressive policy behind closed doors, mixed in with a heavy dose of white man's burden.

 

[BeetleBug242]

The Government doesn't actually care about the Natives. They want an original sin minority to use as cudgel to get bughive dwellers to vote Liberal. Like black people in the US. There are real and serious problems that face the various tribes and those trapped on the res, however most of them are their own fault. You have people who were hit by 10,000 years of progress over night. That's the real generational trauma. On top of that you have entire tribes where no one has ever had a job, and life is "easy" enough so that they have plenty of time on their hands.

I imagine in private most politicos and civil servants have the same frustration as everyone else in dealing with them. They know most res's are shamelessly corrupt, and can't do anything about it. Repealing the Indian Act will just cause a massive crisis as the money dries up and so many of them are unable to care for themselves. So they just blame white people for a government policy that they never voted for, and no political party actually ran on. It wasn't Buddy from Cape Breton screaming about Indian kids needing to go to school. It was Mackenzie from Toronto shilling for his latest progressive policy behind closed doors, mixed in with a heavy dose of white man's burden.

I’ve been blessed to have a man in my life who is spiritually native, and respectable to a degree I haven’t met often. He’s dealt with native racism for “not being nish enough” which really opened my eyes to a lot of things.

He is the only one on the reserve that can read between the lines and is genuinely doing the best he can while staying as far away from the shit as he can.

The infighting I hear about, the bad mouthing, the drugs, the parents, the local governments, it’s all a lot. This is all from one of the better reserves I’ve been too.

You aren’t wrong about their being issues, especially with these fucking fake racist progressives. At my local university they let native people move in a day early, I let people know that it means that they think you cant adjust like everyone else can. You can’t do what a china man does, or even a black man. They literally think you can’t do it.

I’d rather you fucking say why, tell me really why you gave them another day.

Also a little side note; racism is back on the menu, I’ve had more people than I expected to let me know how they are really feeling. I think there are going to be psy ops on everyone across the board soon, either to tame it or to unleash it. I’d say try to temper any and everything thing you consume media wise here. I know small towns are lying and covering up absolutely massive shit that would send people into a panic. Rampant immigrant pedophilia, would be school shootings, fuck me.

 

[BeetleBug242]

Normie I know is finally having to use their own money lmao. But yeah this is pretty rough.

 

[Kiwisee]

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Normie I know is finally having to use their own money lmao. But yeah this is pretty rough.

More and more people are starting to see how $100 doesn’t give you shit anymore at the grocery store, partially because of CEOs price gouging and partially because of the scamflation.

 

[BeetleBug242]

Spoiler: Autism

So I have always gotten premonitions when something bad will happen to me, it’s usually something that comes so I can prepare for disaster. It has absolutely come through for me so I trust it. A couple weeks ago I felt it the worst I’d ever gotten it. But this time it wasn’t for me. It has no attachment to me. It was everyone else. Take it or leave it I just know that I trust my gut on that shit. When I told you I thought blood will spill soon I’ve never wanted something to be less true.

With all that being said, I pull from as many outside sources as possible to get the fullest picture.

Today I had a war vet tell me he expects to see people bringing out the guns soon.

This video I saw again, just today, was from get this! Calgary!

I wasn’t underselling the race wars, I believe that part is a matter of time.

 

[wry wrangler]

It's almost fascinating how rapidly my own views are changing. I now believe things that I would've found abhorrent even just a couple of years ago. Previously I might've been content just to close the door to new arrivals, but now I want total deportation of all Indians from Canada, including those born here. Now I'm actually racist against Indians. And I just hate my own government for actively working to turn me into an impoverished minority in my own country. I choose to imagine there are a lot of Canadians who have become similarly racist in so short a period of time.

 

[Ser Prize]

It's almost fascinating how rapidly my own views are changing. I now believe things that I would've found abhorrent even just a couple of years ago. Previously I might've been content just to close the door to new arrivals, but now I want total deportation of all Indians from Canada, including those born here. Now I'm actually racist against Indians. And I just hate my own government for actively working to turn me into an impoverished minority in my own country. I choose to imagine there are a lot of Canadians who have become similarly racist in so short a period of time.

Because indians are the fucking worst. It's that simple.

 

[Lucille Bluth]

Because indians are the fucking worst. It's that simple.

Said it before but:

Brown or red, dot or feather, Indians are all levels of fucked up.

 

[Thiletonomics]

So Air Canada kicked off two women who refused to sit in vomit-covered seats, resulting this "apology". (Archived)

Was there ever a time where Air Canada was actually a competent airline, given that it's practically state-owned? (I think)

 

[Ookoo Squad]

I too love it when Eritreans hop up and down and ook and eek in my neighbourhood. Thank you, Lester B. Pearson, for your visionary ideas for the future of Canada.

 

[Hungry Wes Borland]

It's almost fascinating how rapidly my own views are changing. I now believe things that I would've found abhorrent even just a couple of years ago. Previously I might've been content just to close the door to new arrivals, but now I want total deportation of all Indians from Canada, including those born here. Now I'm actually racist against Indians. And I just hate my own government for actively working to turn me into an impoverished minority in my own country. I choose to imagine there are a lot of Canadians who have become similarly racist in so short a period of time.

Speak on that, what's up with Indians that is driving you so crazy?