It’s Saturday On Turtle Island

22 Replies to “It’s Saturday On Turtle Island”

1. “Indigenous science” is like military intelligence or public service. FO.

   1. Did indigenous science cure smallpox and tuberculosis?

2. “Trust the indigenous science” …what a crock! A perversion of language. Can’t our indigenes find legitimate work?

3. Speaking of indigent science, where is Kennewick man anyhow? Maybe in an unmarked, forgotten grave somewhere?
   Just kind of curious.

   1. Buried deep, along with the Clovis people

4. Doesn’t indigenous science which is heavily related to hunting and descriptions of fishing and hunting related information, conflict with the gang green philosophy of veganism?

5. She/her worked very hard to get its Masters degree in the extremely difficult and complex Indigenous Science. Very impressive. I would hire her in a minute!

6. As I keep saying, climate activists are such awful excuses for human beings they make SS concentration camp guards look like humanitarians. Until we start treating them like the rabid critters they are, more innocents will die.

   1. How old was the CBC author of that piece? She looks 15.
      It’s about time Christians started actually practicing their beliefs. The family should have expected this. Will they send their kids to a Muslim summer camp now? I don’t think so.

7. Indigenous Science? Give me a break. Only the CBC and Canada! Ingenious. What about their science of the regeneration of appliances and recycling of auto-parts of the rural landscape. Or…the art of fishing utilizing dynamite…or the art of raw log exports to China…give me a break. CBC…you are deluded beyond belief.

   1. I’m positive 99% of urban dwellers have never stepped foot on a reserve and believe that the natives are all shamans, spirit dancers and turtle whisperers. This country is a clown show.

8. Re. the CBC and the church article.
   Talk about accepting flawed reasoning!
   The teen accused the church of calling the LGBQ community “Demonic.”
   Later, she says “They didn’t actuall SAY that, but they implied that, because they offered to pray for me.”
   And the ceeb just ran with that narrative for the rest of the article, unquestioningly.

   Since when does offering to pray for someone equate to a charge of demonism?
   I guess one of the many advantages of being on the hierarchy of victimhood is that you never have to back up the accusations and assertions you make.

   1. If it’s anti-Christian, the CBC will run it, no matter how nauseating the adolescent.

9. “I did my master’s study in queer inclusion in public schools,”…Wow. Another reason to stay away from University. Learn a trade.

10. Indigenous science is based on the 4 elements earth, wind, water, fire, ancient belief system.

    Star Trek TNG has an episode “mocking” this old belief system…….

11. Ezra and the rest of the real media in Canada should organize their own press gallery dinner.

12. Re Indigenous Science: “The names of streams, for example, reveal details about the natural way water flows. ”

    Easy answer – downhill.

    1. Stop using facts!

13. When all levels of the education establishment have purged all forms of Christian theology and teaching from their halls of learning, it is no surprise that reporters can write stories like this which are based on emotion, inuendo, and an arrogance and ingnorance that we are living in a spiritual world as well as a physical one.

    Jesus and the Apostles started deep seeded debates and some even developed into riots because of what people “believed” to be true because it was based on tradition and closed-minded thinking which was not based on truth or fact.

    I would love to see the reporter, Laura Sciarpelletti, spend some time with some Christians who function in a deliverance team, watch the lives of people being transformed. Many times in the history of Jesus journey it says that the He went about healing the sick and casting out demons. Did demons suddenly vanish from earth and there is no need for stopping their destructive behavior which is counter to God and His Kingdom? The more people on earth, the more possibility of demonic activity being witnessed in all societies, the great thee need for demonic deliverance.

    But, when has the Ceeb had critical thinking and balanced reporting on any of these types of stories?

14. Indigenous science?
    Like ground penetrating radar?

    1. Well-played, sir.

15. I don’t think I’ve done this before in an internet chat, but: “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.” (Ephesians 6:12)

    That is all.