@FaeJohnstone wants taxpayers to give him a half billion dollars. The man has balls, you gotta give him that.

This is the delusional arrogance of so many Canadians. Such an embarrassment.

🕯️On October 26th, vote to put an end to school board trustees rage-baiting parents and citizens. Watch as current @wrdsb trustee — and Ward 5 Waterloo council candidate — @ScottPiatkowski attempts to draw me into giving my personal opinion on a man dressing in women’s clothing and wearing an exuberant amount of makeup to teach math to children in our public schools. But I wasn't discussing any objection to this in my delegation - I used this example to show just how difficult it is to know where our money is actually being spent. For example: where would the funding for a "drag queen" teaching math to children come from? Would it fall under a math initiative, or would it come out of the “wellbeing” budget? In fact, that was essentially the entire 15 minutes of questioning — an attempt to discredit a parent so that legitimate questions could be dismissed as hateful or uninformed - rather than using that time to solve the problems. This is pride. Parents and citizens have every right to ask questions about the public school system that ought to serve our children and that which we help fund. On October 26th, vote for: ✅ honourable governance ✅transparent and responsible fiscal stewardship ✅accountability for results CFernandes.ca

Parents: Watch this and witness how Cristina is someone you want in your corner. She'll go out of her way to help others and speak when others can't or won't. There's much work to be done to reverse the damage from the last four years. Let's get going. Vote Oct 26.

Here is the nutshell version of the OneBC platform! A simple common sense plan that would get British Columbia back on track.

No one hates their women more than native men. The Canadian establishment in their Woke White Liberalism gives native men a prison discount if they kill native women. Dozens of examples abound, three are noted below.

The truth absolutely devastates the reconciliation industry. Watch Max drop bomb after bomb after bomb.

The BC Conservative leader won’t even defend his own MLA who called out inappropriate X-rated content in school books. How is he going to get rid of SOGI when he folds at the first sign of media spin? Answer: He’s not.

Phyllis Webstad, the woman behind Orange Shirt Day, didn’t attend a residential school and says in her memoir that she liked her public school teacher so much that she wished she could take her home. “The Mission was the place where we slept and ate. When I attended in 1973, there were 272 students in total, boys and girls. All of the students were bussed into Williams Lake to attend public school, about 20 minutes away. ... I liked my teacher there, she had crazy red curly hair, she smelled good, and she was kind — I wished she could take me home with her.” I don’t blame her. Here’s how Webstad’s aunt describes life on the Dog Creek reserve where she and Phyllis grew up: “There was lots of violence and drinking on the reserve. Many times at Granny Suzanne’s, we had to hide ourselves for our safety, usually in the sweat house or the haystack by the creek. My two uncles lived with us. One of them abused me sexually, and the other abused me mentally and physically. He would beat me and my brother with sticks and anything he could get his hands on. He even bullwhipped us once.” There is no conspiracy to steal Native kids from their homes. There are hundreds of years of priests, nuns, and other Christian Canadians taking care of needy Indigenous children out of genuine compassion and concern. These selfless and heroic acts of love deserve the respect and admiration of our entire nation. Next Orange Shirt Day, we can wear black and white to honour them. [LINK to “Behind the Orange Shirt,” by Nina Green below]

The Truth About Truth and Reconciliation w/ Michelle Stirling - Brave New Normal Ep. 145 Michelle Stirling is a writer, spokesperson and independent investigative journalist. We discuss the hidden reality behind Canada’s residential school truth and reconciliation project, the multi-billion dollar industry that surrounds indigenous people and issues, and the indigenous people who rarely benefit from the industry that profits from their struggles. Full episode also available below ⬇️

None of those are proof of secret murders. They are what you get when you dig in, flood, or formally excavate a cemetery. Wooden crosses rot, records get lost, and poor rural graveyards from 100+ years ago often have no stones left. That is true of churches and town cemeteries across Canada, not only residential school grounds. Children died everywhere in that era. Around 1900, roughly a quarter to a third of Canadian children did not reach age five. Infant mortality was still about 99 per 1000 live births in the early 1920s. Did you know there were both European and Indigenous people buried in the cemetery behind that Saskatchewan IRS? The “bone” found at the Mohawk institute was never confirmed to exist let alone confirmed to be a student’s bone. There are no public reports at all, only an unverified claim about finding a bone in a letter someone wrote in 2021, 40 years later. And btw, when they dug up the orchard at that school following rumours about babies being buried there, they found nothing. Saddle Lake is people hitting old burials while digging new graves in a community cemetery that is still in use. Battleford was a planned excavation of a known school cemetery that the principal had already reported to Indian Affairs in 1914. Are you really that shocked to find buried bodies in a cemetery?

Shame on you, Leslyn, for joining this charade.

Have you noticed a heck-tonne of Truth and Reconciliation posts today commemorated the "children that never came home." Is that the new "mass graves" but with plausible deniability?

I guess it was wishful thinking to think that the “Conservatives” might not parrot the same bullshit about “truth and reconciliation” day this year. Should have known…Never an ounce of moral courage. Let’s keep the grift going!

On "Truth and Reconciliation Day," John Carpay argues that genuine reconciliation demands equal rights for all, special privileges for none. He calls for repealing the Indian Act, ending race-based access to public land and sentencing rules, and rejecting compulsory land acknowledgements. The underlying message is clear: laws that divide Canadians by ancestry stand in the way of reconciliation. westernstandard.news/opinion…

I will be speaking at the @we_unify Reclaiming Albera Conference this weekend, Oct 3 and 4. weunify.ca/ There's a debate or speaker panel for just about anyone interested in the challenges facing Western civilization in a rapidly changing world. If you're interested in the state of media in Canada, come check out the media panel.

When you speak of "devastation of residential schools", know that you are part of the problem.

I would prefer we spend a few years teaching about the devastating weaponization of the residential schools.

"Devastation?" Residential schools were often the only safe harbour for victims of dysfunctional families and the only home available to Indigenous orphans. Contrary to common belief, children were not dragged from the arms of their parents by the RCMP or government agents, priests or nuns. Prior to 1920, no child was mandated to go to Indian Residential Schools; this legislation brought residential schools into line with public school education regulations but was rarely enforced. It only applied to Status Indians, not all Indigenous children. Families had to choose to enroll their child, sign an admission form, and the child had to pass a medical exam. The child had to be age 7 or older to be admitted. Joanna Baron is correct that challenging the public narrative on Indian Residential Schools must not be criminalized, precisely because when we look at the Kimberly Murray report “Sacred Responsibility” we find errors, significant errors of fact. Kimberly Murray is the one who wants to silence dissenting voices like mine. Indian Residential Schools — The Untold Story of A Lifeboat for the Least of Society medium.com/@UndauntedArtz2/i…

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