The Narrative Of Residential Schools

It's a scam.

www.ctvnews.ca/canada/15-potential-gravesites-found-near-former-yukon-residential-school-1.6578854

A Church is being burnt to the ground in Canada every few weeks or one a month. Imagine if it were Mosques? The you'd see mass media global coverage and it would be talked about daily by everyone from Joe Blow in the street to Trudeau. Marches, protests, vigils etc. On top of Churches being burnt to the ground, if you throw in vandalism and threats, it could be a daily occurrence of hate crimes. The arson could be terrorism.

At least 33 Canadian churches have burned to the ground since May 2021. Only 2 were accidents

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/church-fires-canada-1.7055838

Looked it up on Amazon and you know that book won't find its way into a school's curriculum. If the same people telling us of the horrors of residential schools are the ones telling us that hundreds of murdered bodies of indigenous children are turning up in graves across Canada, then everything they say about the subjects need to be looked in to. The reaction to any question about the murdered children is met with a meltdown. You're a racist denialist for asking where the bodies are. I think it's because they know they're pushing a lie, and any scrutiny will expose them.

They're really going after this guy for calling it all a hoax. Who is really the bad guy? Him or the people saying that the bodies of 215 children were found at Kamloops when there wasn't. I'd say the latter.

atlantic.ctvnews.ca/p-e-i-councillor-gets-more-time-to-respond-after-sign-censure-1.6707880

The global media still has the articles up about children's bodies found. This after coming up to 3 years and no bodies have been found.

www.nytimes.com/2021/05/28/world/canada/kamloops-mass-grave-residential-schools.html?ref=quillette.com

www.thestar.com/news/canada/the-remains-of-215-children-have-been-found-now-indigenous-leaders-say-canada-must-help/article_c8cec437-4358-5911-aaf3-d2a2e3faa938.html

www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57291530

www.cnn.com/2021/05/28/world/children-remains-discovered-canada-kamloops-school/index.html

When it comes to residential schools anything, but they were all horrific hellholes staffed by evil people who abused all the native children is seen as denialism. Saying some were good some and were bad just doesn't cut it. He's probably telling the truth. People who were in orphanages or in foster care will be the same. Some had good experiences some had bad. Some foster parents are abusive but most aren't. When it comes to truth and reconciliation, they seem to want anything but truth and reconciliation.

I thought this was interesting. A school "survivor" wrote a book where it seems getting cleaned up, a haircut and given food is a bad thing. The article gives some needed context. Some people think that children were taken away for years. Looks like a boarding school. You go for a term then return home and go back for the next term. So, they never really have their culture taken away it's just during the school term.

Some of the children arrived at Stringer Hall in September wearing the same school clothing they wore when they went home in the spring, not having bathed or changed in two months. Some of these children had been standing in smudge fires, trying to escape the hordes of blood-sucking insects, and a number had arrived with infected bug bites on their scalps. A few children arrived with ear infections so severe that pus was running down their necks. At the beginning of the year, these children cried themselves to sleep. As you might expect, the first priority of the residential school staff, particularly the nursing sister, was to clean up the children, and treat their infections.

To put the students’ living conditions and infections into context, anyone reading this account needs to realize that it wasn’t until the early 1950s that a weekly bath with a change of clothes became the norm for most urban Canadians. For people living on farms and in small communities where water had to be hand-pumped from wells and heated on coal and wood stoves, a bath with a change of clothing was a luxury reserved for special occasions. In the North, it was even more difficult to bathe and change clothing, especially for the children who were with their parents in tents at hunting and fishing camps.

There is little doubt that the hostel children appreciated ending a busy week with a hot shower, clean pajamas, and a chance to slip between clean sheets in their very own beds, just as other Canadian children did. (pp. 281-2)

www.dorchesterreview.ca/blogs/news/behind-the-orange-shirt

I wonder if following an Islamic terror attack the CBC will have a couple of people on after some kind of backlash against Muslims who will justify the backlash. A Mosque burned and a Muslim business vandalized? Not good but we have to understand why they did it says someone. Islam has dome terrible things someone else explains. I don't think so or if they did the CBC reporter would immediately jump on them. I think JT said it's understandable or something.

Muslims weren't bloodlet whitewashed in their own Canada for centuries. Just saying.

Please, how do you know that there was no problem with the religious figure outside revenge from former boarding school residents ?

Maybe he had an affair with someone’s wife ... That’s common. ’Better’ empty building than murder.

When work were an obstacle to cheating, the rise of unemployment would be corrolared with the falling numbers of divorces, don’t you think ?
Vatican is à reference, but there is a social code even there. The Pope can’t forbid his workers some time off, can he.

And I do not see it as bad or goods. That’s just luck or lack of.