Things You’ll Finally See On The CBC

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@jonkay – For those following the bizarre afterlife of Canada’s 2021 “unmarked graves” social panic, we’ve hit a landmark of sorts. It’s now been almost 4 years, & CBC is finally admitting no graves have been found at any of the locations once identified by GPR tech as “potential” graves.

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  1. Rosemary Barton should be fired for her strident and ill-informed political views. Back in the day, CBC employees were not allowed to put political signs on their own property for fear of showing their bias. Now the chief political correspondent can spout lies and continue in her well-paying job. If this is the Corpse under the new boss, I don’t have much hope for any change in the quality of news coverage than there was under the redhead. But I’m sure there will be bonuses.

      1. Carney cracked the whip, she took a good look inside her voluminous self and remembered what side her bread was buttered from.

  2. None of this was an “accident” – if it was it would have been corrected quickly. This was planned as was the subsequent narratives and vilification of an entire nation, as well as tens of billions of grift ontop of the already tens of billions of grift.

    I want the money back.

    1. “I want the money back.”

      I want the leader of our so-called ‘conservative’ party to at least *ask about it*. In public.

      The campaign trail would seem to be an opportune time…so why the silence?

        1. “Mentioning in a campaign would be suicide, Canada is infected with liberal sheep”

          No, mentioning it in a campaign would have been suicide *at one time* …but no longer.

          Now that we are in the era of social media the MSM can no longer control the narrative and any Canadian politician brave enough and honest enough to take on this challenge would quickly find themselves in favour with the Canadian public, most of whom don’t know anything about the residential school issue other than what the MSM has told them on the evening news. Ask Donald Trump about that…about how fast the public turned on the Democrats and their media shills as they were finally exposed to the truth.

          But alas, both ‘brave’ and ‘honest’ seem to be missing from the politicians on offer this time around.

          So that “distopian future” they are talking about in 20 years or so? BRING IT ON, if that’s what it takes to shock people out of their complacency. I’m tired of waiting, and the CPC will once again refuse to take the necessary action to prevent the destruction of Canada.

      2. because the (elusive) aboriginal vote matters, apparently. Personally I’d like to see the statistics on aboriginal voting. After watching Cory Morgans YouTube videos, I think I can guess how they will vote, at least in AB.

        1. “because the (elusive) aboriginal vote matters, apparently.”

          Which is strange, given how few of them there are.

          1. There aren’t many aboriginals. There, are however, an awful lot of middle-aged white women who want to be seen to be caring oh, so very much.

    2. I want the real TRUTH and RECONCILIATION back. All of it. All the demonization of Christian churches … All the demonization of “white” people … All the demonization of “settlers”

      1. “I want the real TRUTH and RECONCILIATION back. All of it. ”

        Same here, Kenji. Only this time, I want to hear from BOTH sides, not just the victim industry. I want to hear from the vast majority of residential school attendees (and no, I will *not* be using the ridiculous term “survivor” that they insist upon, sorry) who have positive experiences. I want to hear from the natives who believe that their lives were saved by leaving the disease, poverty and sexual/substance abuse of the reservation. I want to hear from the parents who sometimes *begged* for their children to be admitted to these schools.

        In other words, I want some actual truth with my reconciliation.

        1. Bravo!! Fred

          It’s almost as if the indigenous industrial complex were disappointed that the whites and Catholics didn’t ACTUALLY commit genocide … but were HELPING the native peoples survive … so they simply invented the narrative.

    3. *
      Watch CBC try to turn a dead Toronto gangbanger into George Floyd…

      “A 16-year-old boy who was shot during an ‘exchange of gunfire’ during a traffic stop near Sheppard Avenue West and Bathurst Street late Sunday night, died in hospital on Tuesday morning.”

      *

  3. the colloquialism was supposed to be ‘on the graves of all the indigenous orphans’,
    buuuut . . . . . .

  4. And now the latest psyop is stupid evil boomers are the problem. Now why would they want to vilify boomers, I mean side from avoiding any responsibility for the state of things. Home equity in boomers and those near boomer age is the last remaining independent wealth the Lieberals havne’t managed to steal. So now blame the boomers for everything so when they do steal it, no one will complain.

    1. Got that right. Even though boomers have been blamed for every ill since we burst on the scene , this is the stupidest. Our sheer numbers were blamed for overcrowding schools and universities , for saturating the job market, for increasing demand for housing, for not retiring soon enough so you all could have our jobs. Now we are told we will overwhelm the health care system . And the final straw? We’ re now supposedly all voting Liberal. We are used to being blamed for all the earths misfortunes and we have become pretty good at ignoring it , but enough is enough. We are not the self satisfied smug losers the media is portraying us to be. We are the parents and grandparents of the next generation. Most of us are pretty generous about helping out . I know a lot of boomers and a lot of them are not voting Liberal . I think the comment about demonizing us so there will be no protest when the government, always on the hunt for more money, taxes away our assets was dead on. In the next few years the next generations are set to experience the biggest wealth transfer this country has seen simply because of the sheer size of the boomer generation . Unless you get duped by Liberal propaganda and it is all taxed away and wasted in useless government waste. But its your inheritance so tax away!

      1. Bravo Katie! And THIS middle-boomer (born 1955) is healthy, wealthy, and wise. Did I earn huge salaries and have an easy time of it? Hahaha ha … hardly. But did I intelligently deny my immediate gratification for future reward? Uh, yeah. Did I keep my head down and self-improve every day? Well … that was my mindset.

        I also have a touch of gray, like all those *ahem* … elderly women being interviewed in Canada who proudly claim they will be voting for Carney and the inevitable decline of Canada culture and economy. But I EARNED my gray by raising three kids and giving them all the advantages I never had. As I told my kids … I will consider my life a success if you all end up “better than me” … not worse … like your Canadian leaders are prepping you for. Indeed my kids turned out “better than me”. And I dearly love them and my 3 grandkids. The gray haired Carney voters are voting for their own demise … and they appear oblivious or in deep denial.

        I suppose I am an anomaly … or a rarity … a Rock and Roll deadhead who is also intelligent and a conservative. Because I didn’t burn my mind out on acid or even too much hashish.

        https://youtu.be/q5GYJdN965U?si=gE5ysJjj1C3gOVEC

  5. Has anybody tried matching Rosie Barton’s cell phone location to the hundreds of Church burnings she helped with?

  6. I used to subcontract out GPR surveys back in the day, looking for underground storage tanks and other anomalies. Sketchy technology at best and prone to severe misinterpretation.

    1. British archaelogy show called Time Team the diggers etc. were always snickering cuz the geo-fiz was guy was always wrong.

    2. There is nothing wrong with GPR technology. It works fine. The problem is that the people paying for its use expect targets and the pressure is there to “find something”. This is a common problem in geophysics in general. But to blame the technology is to misunderstand the problem.

      There is a U.S. PhD thesis floating around somewhere that tried using GPR to locate the graves of American soldiers who fought in the civil war. The author plainly states the results were mixed at best and he offered a solution of finding graves based on depressions and their uniform spacing. This is the definitive study on using GPR to locate unmarked graves.

      1. “There is nothing wrong with GPR technology. It works fine. The problem is that the people paying for its use expect targets and the pressure is there to “find something”. ”

        So true.

        GPR only reveals soil density differences, if I remember correctly. Since we know for a fact that, in Kamloops, there was not only a cemetery there long before the residential school was built but a septic system using drain tiles was also present, which might explain the anomalies (and perhaps why the natives still refuse to dig, despite having received MILLIONS of dollars in taxpayer money to do so).

  8. Its too bad that PeePee won’t commit to total withdrawal of ALL support for CBC.
    I know there’s some support for the CBC but he will never get their vote. So why bother pandering to them?

    1. I think the proper approach should be to campaign against a system that allows a candidate to promise funding to benefit an organization that can contribute to his campaign by simply publishing stories that are beneficial.

      PP should be drawing the obvious parallel of outright and legalized BRIBERY. He should be highlighting the fact that those parties running for PM cannot effectively campaign honestly without receiving unfair press and media advantage.

      Then, before someone has the opportunity to spout the ole standbye….”But, we in the media are objective and always tell the truth without political agendas and ideological personal preferences guiding out hands.” He should come straight out and claim the opposite. The credibility of the press is in the abyss, and they can’t effectively argue the opposite without further damaging their reputation for dishonesty.

  9. “potential burial sites”

    Everything’s a potential burial site. That’s as meaningless a phrase as I can think, but I suppose it’s better than outright lying.

    2. Anomalous areas for further investigation. It would be more honest to call the anomalies “sub-surface disturbances”. They could be anything from a buried bone to a dug up fruit tree.

    4. I’ll get back to you on this, right now I’m off to a potential burial site for lunch.

  10. The CBC WANTS the claim of bodies to be true.

    So do the Liberals and NDP, and they want voters to believe it, which is why there have been no “exhumations” at Kamloops residential school.

  11. Somebody put a shovel in Rose-pigs hand and get her to prove it.
    No evidence, then she can self bury her grunting self.

    1. She’s going to need a front-end loader to dig a hole that big (to bury herself).

      Sorry… I know it was easy, but I couldn’t help myself. I’m due to go to confession anyway, so…

      –the REAL fc.

  12. FILTHY LIBERALS

    That Ugly hag and herhim colleagues used the term “These People” several times to dehumanize Rebel News
    No Excavation will ever happen. “Sacred” you see….
    Theythem FILTHY LIBERALS shamed this Country to benefit theythem selves.
    We need to Stomp they them into oblivion. We cannot just Defeat the FILTHY LIBERALS, Theythem must be destroyed.

  13. Tim Pool in the White House PressRoom … kicking off the Press Conference. Congrats Tim! And congrats on a GREAT first question

  14. Time Team could go in Friday and give you answers and results by Sunday. The slow walk in digging just keeps the money flowing.

    1. *
      Oh, it gets better…

      “Up to $12.1 million in federal funds allocated for fieldwork at the Kamloops site appear to have been spent elsewhere.”

      1. And I believe the woman responsible for much of the GPR was a social scientist out of B.C. with no formal training in geophysics who took a 2 day GPR course at a military base (Borden) which makes the technology “used extensively by the military”.

  15. “This has never been a search for missing or murdered children; rather it’s always been a never-ending treasure hunt supported by a mainstream media and compliant federal government unwilling to carefully probe any of the alleged findings.”

    -Hymie Rubenstein Editor of REAL Indigenous Report and a retired professor of anthropology, University of Manitoba.

    1. It’s simply a tool … like a shovel … to bury the white Christian settlers as evildoers without evidence.

      1. “https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/professor/26551”

        I stopped reading at the second review “right wing nut job” line. That site is so left-wing biased as to be utterly useless in a search for honest evaluations.

  16. I can’t help but think someone hired a Discovery Channel producer to put together this graves scam. A couple conspiracy kooks walking around in the woods getting excited over broken twigs and a tuft of moose hair. A cut to some fancy made up diagram or map with a dramatic voice over, a couple arguments between team members…. At the end of the whole season, after every episode leaves with a cliffhanger about the big find, they finally dig a hole and find some old scrap iron.

  17. I volunteer for a board that receives funding from our local Regional Health Authority (RHA) here in Manitoba. Our mandate is to provide services to try and keep seniors aging in place in their own homes. We attended a board development day put on by the RHA. Beyond the fact that there was one RHA paper pusher for every five board members was the information presented. The morning was off to a great start where we acknowledge that we were on treaty land and that we apologized to all of the natives for past wrong doings and any inequalities in health care. Unfortunately there was not one native volunteer on site to hear our guilt. The morning wasn’t terrible after that, talk about age friendly, homecare (did you know one of the people eligible for homecare is any child living on a reserve? If they require homecare who is looking after them the rest of the day?)
    After our paid for lunch, we had a session on insurance after which the agenda had a two hour spot for a “blanket exercise.” About five women came in and starting spreading native blankets on the floor. It was at that point that our board, plus a few other ones left. It was a long boring morning and it was kind of insulting to bring in this type of activity for a bunch of volunteers who had better things to do. I later asked my indoctrinated dil what this with about. Apparently the spread out blankets represent the land that the natives had before settlers came and as more settlers came they folded up the blankets. This to represent the loss of land until they only had one small blanket left to represent their reserves. What does this have to do with board development for boards that try and provide services to keep seniors aging in their homes. I had never thought of it, but when I mentioned it to someone else they said these people were probably being well paid to put on this presentation. Our health dollars at work.

  18. Your telling me.. That 100% of the people running the schools didn’t have a problem with children being murdered.. And 100% of the parents and relatives couldn’t be bothered to report the said murders?..

    Lets be honest here.. No eyewitnesses beyond the 4th generation boarding school survivors :)..

    1. I have great aunts that were nuns. They would not have been ok with children being murdered. One was in hospital and would gather the unused peanut butter packets from her bed mates to take back as a treat for the children. The church definitely had problems but was more the upper people then the nuns who thought they were doing Gods work.

    2. “Lets be honest here.. No eyewitnesses beyond the 4th generation boarding school survivors :)..”

      Who were paid thousands of dollars for merely alleging that they were abused in some fashion…NO PROOF required.

      How is that not a clear invitation to commit fraud?

      1. What? You deny the “storytelling” of the elders? I’d say this game of telephone has gone on long enough

  19. There are no bodies. Its a Liberal and First Nations cash grab. They will never dig and upset the narrative. Rosie B is a nasty toad. She is frightened to death to have to work for a living at Walmart. She will lie her fat ass off to save her job ( LOL ). Maybe CBC needs to get better hair and make up people. Despite what I am sure is hours in the make up chair. She still looks the the skank you woke up next to in Sydney NS 30 yrs ago

  21. The Indian Industry (deliberately insulting) follows the Greenpeace business plan – pick a subject that may or may not be a real problem, spin it (place alarming factoid here) and publicise the hell out of it. Don’t solve the problem because that means donations stop. When donations start to wane the campaign is dropped and another takes its place. In the Indian Industry, chiefs, advocate groups, law firms, government departments and the captured press follow the same pattern. Missing women, missing children, pipelines on native land (thanks to UNDRIP that’s a profitable one) you can add to the list. While pipelines are still pulling in cashflow, Missing children revenues are dropping. Expect the next crisis – they are all crises, soon. And the real unfortunate part is the money goes into the pockets of the Indian Industry insiders and not to the native population that have real, not invented problems.

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