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reply to post by adjensen
Presenting an enigma with no solution? Nice! Or is there a solution..........?
How about we start arresting and charging those who have clearly engaged in what is known as perverting the course of justice, and are still alive today for starters? Instead of printed worthless fiat currency as your "hush money" for the families, you could freeze all of those who were complicit in the obstruction, assests. Then the families of the victums would get the idea that they could sue for said assests, liquidate them, and create a future trust for all of their future progeny? Not to mention the power to hide genociding a race goes byebye with no assets. It is a Win-Win. The system would self heal the second that type of story hit the news.
Naw. Too idealistic. Lets argue about some idiot i do not even care about, instead of the real issue that prompted this thread to begin with. Let us ignore all crimes that are still on going around that mess, and prosectuable today. Yep.
Just because it happened a hundred years ago, does not forgive todays crimes in continuing said obstruction. This is like saying a crime, that originated 10 generations ago in a family, but continued on as "family tradition", is not prosecutable today because the origional instigators are dead. Rediculous. If you were a D.A., you would arrest and charge all of those whom have continued said tradition and laugh at that kind of defense.
I must admit, i am confused by your resistance to this? Do you not want our leaders to return to the rule of law? Are you happy with the status quo?
Happy journeys.
WINNER: BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY - 2006 LOS ANGELES INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL. **WINNER: BEST DIRECTOR for an INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY - 2006 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL.
Unrepentant took nineteen months to film, primarily in British Columbia and Alberta, and is based on Kevin Annett’s book Hidden from History: The Canadian Holocaust. The entire film was a self-funded, grassroots effort, which is reflected in its earthy and human quality.
"...This documentary reveals Canada's darkest secret - the deliberate extermination of indigenous (Native American) peoples and the theft of their land under the guise of religion. This never before told history as seen through the eyes of this former minister (Kevin Annett) who blew the whistle on his own church, after he learned of thousands of murders in its Indian Residential Schools. Aboriginal children in residential schools tortured, flogged to death, deliberately electrocuted. Thirthy-three mass graves found in Canada."
I must admit, i am confused by your resistance to this? Do you not want our leaders to return to the rule of law? Are you happy with the status quo?
Granite
reply to post by Granite
ICCS Home Page
Okay found it again...scroll down 1/3rd of total length and it is there.
I am mobile so can't easily do extensors quotes.
Their articles are chronological down the page so that is how the timeframe gets lost.
The Secretariat of the Court has today released the following public statement:
Jorge Bergoglio (aka “Pope Francis”), Adolfo Pachon (Jesuit Superior General) and Justin Welby (Archbishop of Canterbury) will stand trial in absentia on Monday, April 7 after refusing to challenge or deny the criminal charges made against them in the Trial Division of the Common Law Court of Justice in Brussels.
The Prosecutor’s Office will commence its case against these three chief defendants on that day and will present evidence linking them to the trafficking, torture and death of children, and to the concealment of these crimes.
The Court has delayed the opening of the trial by one week, from its original commencement on March 31, after it received confirmation that a covert operations team has been dispatched by the Vatican to disrupt and destroy the work of the Court. The team consists of paid agents of the so-called “Holy Alliance”, the Jesuit-run spying and assassination agency responsible for the silencing and murder of papal opponents.
etc, etc.
On March 15, 2014 the People of Florida (67 counties), Connecticut (8 counties) and Rhode
Island (5 counties) followed suit and joined New York by constituting the same. New Jersey, New
Hampshire, Maryland and Delaware expect to join us by the end of April. We the People are actively
reinstating common law grand and trial juries in all fifty states and from reports by the same we
anticipate 3142 Common Law Juries in all 3142 United States Counties within the next four months.
On or about March 6th 2014 we received word that the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and
Ireland, all common law counties, have asked to join the endeavors of the United States in an effort to
force their courts back to Common Law as well.
On Monday, March 24th 2014 the New York Unified Common Law Grand Jury will file the
attached papers entitled “Quo Warranto” “which is a writ, in the nature of a writ of right for the king
[the People], against him who claimed or usurped any office, franchise, or liberty, to inquire by what
authority he supported his claim, in order to determine the right. It lay also in case of non-user, or long
neglect of a franchise, or misuser or abuse of it; being a writ commanding the defendant to show by
what warrant he exercises such a franchise, having never had any grant of it, or having forfeited it by
neglect or abuse”. 3 Bl.Comm. 262, Blacks 4th.
Murgatroid
Just a heads up for anyone interested in watching the documentary (UNREPENTANT - CANADA'S GENOCIDE) posted on page 4 of the thread...
The video is now marked: "This video is private."
Just one more indicator that these people are doing everything they possibly can to keep the truth covered up.
Thanks to people like Kevin Annett and the OP of this thread, the truth WILL prevail.
If you haven't seen it yet, watch this documentary and pass it on.
I HIGHLY recommended watching it...
WINNER: BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY - 2006 LOS ANGELES INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL. **WINNER: BEST DIRECTOR for an INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY - 2006 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL.
I just gave you a solution to start to make this right peacefully without resorting to kangaroo courts, using existing law, today. More importantly, i would be the indisputable 'right' way. Where is your solution?
Again, why are you against prosecuting todays currently ongoing obstruction of justice, in regards to this, in the common law state of Canada?
One mans kooky opinion overrides all future reconciliation for the provable horror of genocide. Really?
I am done replying.
Granite
reply to post by sled735
No.
The paragraph begins "In October 2011, Mohawk excavations...the end has Dr. Ortner testimony.
In October, 2011, excavations commenced by Mohawk elders on the grounds of the same site adjacent to the school revealed numerous buttons from the uniform of female students at the school, burnt pieces of clothing, and bones that had been cut up in sections. Subsequently, two of these bone fragments were positively identified as being those of a small child by Ontario forensic examiner Greg Olson and archaeologist Kris Nahrgang, as well as by senior forensic pathologist Dr. Donald Ortner of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. (Ortner died of undisclosed causes shortly afterwards).
Do you now Sled understand the error of thee way? Or need it be explained more
Found it...
(Ortner died of undisclosed causes shortly afterwards).
adjensen
reply to post by sled735
Found it...
(Ortner died of undisclosed causes shortly afterwards).
Yes, well done -- you've proven Annett to be a liar, since the obituary I posted from 2012 clearly identifies his cause of death. But it's more mysterious to say that he died of "undisclosed causes", particularly when you're posting to gullible people.
I don't think "gullible" is the correct definition to describe me.
I like to learn BOTH sides of the story before I go running off believing what is fed to me by the powers that be.
The fact that you refused to even watch the video the first time it was put up on page four tells me that you aren't interested in justice;
You are aware that there is an official commission on the matter, which is just winding up its hearings, right? They've been working on it since 1998, and the commission has been working since 2008. And that the government and churches who were involved in this matter a hundred years ago have apologized for what happened, right? And that over a billion dollars in reparations has been paid, right?
The Royal Commission report was generally welcomed by Aboriginal groups, although not without some disagreement, and generated expectations for a government response. It received significant media attention upon its release, but faded from the public agenda in the ensuing months. In December 1996, the Prime Minister said that the government needed time to study the recommendations and would not issue a response prior to a general election. The then Minister of Indian Affairs stated that it would be difficult to increase spending to the level proposed by the Commission. In April 1997, the Assembly of First Nations held a national day of protest to express its anger over perceived government inaction and the refusal of the Prime Minister to meet with First Nations leaders to discuss the report.
In January 1999 and July 2000, the Minister of Indian Affairs and the Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians released progress reports reviewing developments under headings outlined above. On both occasions, the government acknowledged the urgent need to address the lagging socio-economic conditions affecting Aboriginal peoples in Canada, particularly in light of rapid growth in the Aboriginal population. The July 2000 report asserts that a process of change "has begun to address key dimensions of the relationship between the Crown and Aboriginal people" and that, "though Gathering Strength is a long-term plan, in just two short years it has produced impressive results." In April 2000, then National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations Phil Fontaine stated that "the promises made by the Government of Canada … represented the potential for a major step," but that these commitments arising out of the RCAP report "have not fully been implemented or honoured in the way in which we had anticipated."