Ethnic cleansing at Kahnawake;

The eviction letter tells non-natives they have 10 days to leave the reserve: “We trust that you understand the seriousness of this letter and that you will govern yourselves accordingly.” […]
In 1981, the community announced a moratorium on mixed marriages, which meant that non-natives who married Mohawks after that year would no longer have the right to live on the reserve. Any non-native who had married a Mohawk before the moratorium is still permitted to live on the reserve.
In the 1980s, some Mohawks contested the policy before the human rights tribunal, but lost. The courts have ruled that Mohawks can make any membership policy they deem necessary for their survival as a people.

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Also – No mixing of the races!

Times Colonist;

Retired teacher Jo Danielson is living on the edge with an abdominal aneurysm, a dangerous bulge in her aorta, the largest single artery in the body. […] But she will have to wait until April, when the Vancouver IslandHealth Authority’s next budget year begins. The health authority has placed a cost-saving, yearly cap on the stent procedure because of the extra cost.

And that’s why our ailing political elites should be forced to choose between resignation or waiting anonymously for the same legislative cattle cars they’ve arranged for the rest of us. And why will that never happen?
Eric from Vancouver – “Our health is a political football, their health is IMPORTANT.”