14 Replies to “Renaming Everything On Turtle Island”

    1. It called the UN and WEF.
      The Great Turd handed sovereignty over to these organisations.
      I still get “Elbows Up!” retards yelling at me “Kanada is a sovereign nation!” but only in reference to the United States.

      1. No….it’s called the Liberal Party…which has turned over Canadian sovereignty to the UN and WEF.

  1. Correct me if the info I got is not correct, but isn’t BC one of the few Provinces without treaties? Would certainly explain the current situation.

    1. BC is partially covered by existing treaties and several recent treaties have been signed but treaties are never the last word in a feudal system crawling with lawyers. Saskatchewan is totally covered with Treaties that are frequently re-opened to add more land. BC’s modern apartheid issues started after Chief Justice Alan McKeachern ruled that aboriginal title had been extinguished with settlement prior to the incoming NDP government of Mike Harcourt who couldn’t wait to ensure the loss on appeal so he could jump into the grievance industry which up until then was pretty much in the hands of the feds. The rest is continual surrender of the Crown feudalism to Indigenous feudalism or an inversion of the apartheid enshrined under the Indian Act. The Indian industry latched on to a phrase decades ago that underpins the game, “Government to Government negotiations” which essentially excludes the non-reserve residing taxpayers of both entities. Premier Gordon Campbell of the BC Liberals put a referendum to a ballot on indigenous issues and didn’t like the outcome, ignored it and continued on in the endlessly appeasing NDP tradition. Trudeau’s 1969 Indian Chief-rejected “White Paper” was and is still the best (non violent) solution.

  2. The town of Powell River takes its name from the nearby body of water, named after Israel Wood Powell, B.C’s first superintendent for Indian Affairs.

    According to Frances Widdowson, anti-residential-school hoax activist, canceled professor and contributor to the book Grave Error, Powell River was not named after Israel Wood Powell, B.C’s first superintendent for Indian Affairs, but after a land surveyor in the area in the early days. Which of course makes the name change doubly problematic.

    Grave Error is REQUIRED READING. I am experiencing shock just short of PTSD. This is a world-historical blood libel!

  3. Like their crazy American counterparts in California, the present rulers of B.C. will not be satisfied until they have taken one of the most beautiful jurisdictions in North America and transformed it into a 3rd world shithole.
    Why anyone in their right mind would wish to live there any longer is a mystery. The federal government should be using an iron fist on the province and the so called indigenous groups, but Ottawa is populated by milksops

  4. Its time for BC to join Alberta and Saskatchewan and get the “F” out of Canada and piss all over the grievance industry.
    I’d really like to know. How do I get in touch with the BC seperation people?

    1. If B.C joined Alta. and Sask. it is those two provinces that would turn totally socialist, not B.C. turning more conservative. The exact opposite of what you wish for.

  5. I am sure (sic) the outrage for name changing will be equal to that of the Gulf of America. No? Well elbows up anyway. Never forget, you are not free, you are subjects of the crown.

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