Sunday On Turtle Island

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1. Not drafted yet???
   Trudeau’s slipping…

2. The government of canada has lost any legitimacy it may have had. They are no longer a valid government .They all have to go.

3. So a black student moves to a predominantly white country for school and complains about the shock of not being surrounded by black people at all time? There’s an easy solution to your problem Jamal and it doesn’t involve whining to the CBC.

   1. Well put.
      Our continuing virtue signalling through tolerance of aggressive racist, trans, LGBTQ etc. propaganda will be our undoing.

      1. Wrong tense, I fear; try replacing “will be” with “has been”.

      2. rob, we been tolerating the intolerable for a long time. This is why we are where we are.

   2. Maybe we are thinking this through from the wrong angle?? Why dont we move to Nigeria, and take advantage of our white privilege over there!!! Since there are so few whites over there (as the individual in the article alludes to), there would be little competition to our white privilege.

      A side bonus would be the people like the individual in the article, will have seen white people and be more comfortable with it.

      Odd though, he comes to a country with roughly 4 percent black population…and then comments on seeing so few black faces???

4. Can anyone on this thread help me? I read “somewhere” that Paul Rouleau is actually Justin Trudeau’s uncle as Rouleau is married to Pierre Trudeau’s younger sister. I did not know that Pierre Trudeau had a younger sister and this story may be a bunch of “hooey”!
   But, if it is true, then it is so wrong on so many levels that Paul Rouleau did not recuse himself from the commission.

   1. Only half truth.
      I actually saw a info from from a tweet that claimed to be a Wikipedia reference that Paul Rouleau’s older BROTHER Pierre was married to Pierre Trudeau’s sister.
      Some have debunked this because of age differences between Paul and Pierre…but in many large (likely Catholic) families the age gap between youngest and oldest sib can be as much as 30 years. Paul was born in 1950, that we know.
      It has become extremely difficult to confirm or deny this. In fact none of the Laurentian elite are NOT publicly denying it. Funny that.
      So…here is the challenge prove it wrong ,or the claim is true.

      1. Sry for the double negative:
         ….The Laurentian elite are NOT denying this…..

      2. “It has become extremely difficult to confirm or deny this. In fact none of the Laurentian elite are NOT publicly denying it. Funny that.
         So…here is the challenge prove it wrong ,or the claim is true.”

         Even if it is not true, Rouleau is still a Liberal-appointed judge, former (or current?) Liberal Party member and one time Liberal campaign worker for John Turner. He should NEVER have been allowed to preside over this investigation. Complete conflict of interest.

         1. Agree 100%.
            But I personally would like to have this family connection angle clarified.

            1. “Agree 100%.
               But I personally would like to have this family connection angle clarified.”

               Me too. Saw the actual ‘fact check’ today :

               https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/fact-check-emergencies-act-inquiry-commissioner-not-related-to-justin-trudeau-1.6280633

               “Rouleau’s aunt Jacqueline married into the powerful Desmarais family, and her son Andre married France Chretien, daughter of the former Liberal prime minister.”

               So he himself is not related to any Liberal politicians, but his *family* is.

5. “Coming from ******* where almost everyone and anyone is White, to a place where it’s hard to see a White person — [going] from majority to minority — it was a really big cultural shock,” said Comla, now in his second year of civil engineering studies at UBC.
   “Coming from a predominantly White background, I feel like communicating with White people would have been the easiest … [but] when I go to class, I look left, I look right, I look forward, I’ll look back — everyone is not White,” he said.

   Let’s see how the Racist Police like my editing.

   1. “Coming from Nigeria where almost everyone and anyone is Black, to a place where it’s hard to see a Black person — [going] from majority to minority — it was a really big cultural shock,” said Comla, now in his second year of civil engineering studies at UBC.

      Here’s an idea! Stay in Nigeria. Don’t come here. Stay with your people, where you’re comfortable. I’m certain there is an even greater need for Civil Engineers in Nigeria, than in Canada. And you will be working for the same ChiCom masters in either country.

6. That Ireland immigration story doesn’t even mention Islam.

7. A RAND Corporation survey from 2019 found just 32 percent of K-12 teachers considered “knowledge of facts”—such as of the American Revolution—to be “absolutely essential” to social studies, dead last on a list of 12 other items including being “tolerant of people and groups who are different from themselves” and even being “activists who challenge the status quo.”

   This does not bode well for Western civilization. It will be our so-called teachers who destroy The West. And when the weeping and gnashing of teeth comes … only 32 percent of those teachers will claim “I didn’t build that!”

8. Government investigates itself, finds it did nothing wrong. Mistakes WERE made, but that’s someone else’s fault.