Government Leaders Throwing Gasoline On An Already Burning Conflagration On Residential School Scandal?

Canada Free Press ^ | July 2, 2021 | Judi McLeod

[CheshireTheCat]

The Anti-God Squad is alive and kicking in an otherwise reputedly polite and benevolent Canada. Chief activists in the Anti-God Squad hold down seats in the Canadian government.

After century-long well-documented mistreatment of its own aboriginal people, the Liberal Government and some provincial leaders are now waging a full-blown propaganda war against Christians.

Election-bound Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is blaming the Catholic Church and some Christian denominations for the tragedy of cemeteries where the remains of thousands of indigenous children lie buried and forgotten.

With a Barack Obama-like audacity, Trudeau is demanding that Pope Francis come onto Canadian soil to make an apology for the Catholic Church’s treatment of indigenous people.

But Grand Chief Arthur Noskey had a blunt message for the Pope: “Don’t even set foot in Canada.”

“(An) apology is going to do nothing,” he said. “If I went and took your kids out of school, or anywhere, and abused them in school and in the process, come tell you … ‘I’m sorry,’ what does that do for you?”

In some stories to date about the tragedy of indigenous school children, torn away from their families by federal law and brought into into government-run residential schools are accusations of sexual abuse of these children at the hands of Catholic priests and nuns.

If the priests and nuns were waiting to sexually abuse these children, then why did Canadian Liberal governments hand them over in the first place, and continue the stream of access to them?

Now we’re reading about Roman Catholic churches being burned to the ground....

[Jonty30]

Those promoting the residential.school abuses would have been happy to leave natives in their prehistoric ways, locked out of modern society.

[Larry Lucido]

Could have been happy just being left the heck alone, too.

Much like today’s home-schoolers, trying to avoid the claw of the government-schoolers (many of which government-schoolers utilize the same type of arguments to justify the separation of children from their parents).

The article’s author makes good points, in any respect.