14 Replies to “Wednesday On Turtle Island”

  1. Should the I C C investigate Canada. What would one group of international liars add to what Canadian liars already have.

    1. Re the ICC
      “It could be ground breaking”.
      .Unintentional irony?
      This fraud will end,when we punish elected and appointed liars,for every lie they utter.
      And beat every repeater of these lies with the flat of a shovel..until they dig up these “Ground Penetrating Radar” targets and reveal what is true.
      Disturbed ground does not a genocide make.
      Never mind the International Criminal Court,which truly are a bunch of International Criminals,how about a real criminal investigation here in Canada.??
      This slander needs answered.
      The Keystone Cops spent a fortune digging up Willie Picton’s Farm..Bragged about their skill and technique..
      Now we have our pathetic Ministers of The Crown,siding with the grievance industry, claiming a genocide took place…
      At specific locations.
      Yet not a shovel has hit the ground in 3 years..
      Their lips are moving?
      They be lying.
      Just like “We have proof,India committed murder”..
      I mean “We have ‘intelligence'”.
      Which tells all independent observers that “We got nothing”.

  2. Today our Dear Leader burns jet fuel to Bermuda for a funeral. At taxpayer expense of course.

  3. The muslim “song” at the Remembrance Day celebration was another muslim push for supremacy; inch-by-inch. And an insult to the fallen of WWII as the muslims fought on Hilter’s side.

  4. I really wish the global activists would pick a lane and stick to it. They are constantly saying that all of the Earth’s problems are caused by “too many people – specifically too many black and brown people”. With the rise in TB, and the resultant deaths, you would think that would be a good thing, but no, there is now the “wailing and nashing of teeth” about the coming deaths.
    I was born in 1952 and I remember our mother, loading all 4 of her children (she could not drive) onto the bus every May/June, driving to Edmonton City Hall for our innoculations and TB vaccination. There was a special TB hospital on the southern edge of the University of Alberta, which was full of northern Alberta Indians and the Eskimos (which is what they were called back in the 1950’s and the 1960’s) who were there for treatment. They would get TB as soon as they returned to their homes, because there were so many others who had the disease and were infectious, but not yet showing the symptoms.
    Yes, great strides in medicine have been made but we, as a nation are reverting to the health situations of 50-70 years ago, because the younger generations do not know what it was like then and think they can forego taking care of their health.

  5. “I’ve heard from survivors who talk about needles being put in their back and in their spine and they don’t know what they were for,” Murray said.

    Sounds very much like the TB skin tests and inoculations that we all had to go through 70 years ago that young people don’t know about because the TB scourge was essentially iradicated in this country before they were born.

    All they know is the history of now and are ignorant of what was before

    1. ““I’ve heard from survivors who talk about needles being put in their back and in their spine and they don’t know what they were for,” Murray said.”

      “Survivors” of what, exactly? Plane crashes? Earthquakes? Cancer?

      These people need to grow up. They are not “survivors”…they ATTENDED SCHOOLS. Oh, the horror!

    1. Come on Liz!! The Office of DOGE is simply 2s … two spirited. Shouldn’t you know something about that?

    2. I assume Warren is being deliberately and maliciously obtuse, since the SecDef pick is a former soldier, and probably still in shape, unlike the last couple.

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