Man claims more than 50 children were sexually abused by 'paedophile' catholic monks on UK holy island in scandal as bad as 'Jimmy Savile' as new probe launched

Daily Mail ^ | 4/10/24 | Tom Bedford & John James

[mewzilla]

Good call.

Trust but verify.

Everything.

Always.

[sunny bonobo]

Thanks for the education. Here I am raised Catholic and I always thought that celibacy was Catholic dogma. I researched the issue after reading your post and was quite enlightened.

[Campion]

You wasted a lot of time posting that junk, which said almost nothing of substance.

Citing international experts, Murray called denialism “the last step in genocide.”

False accusations are also a step toward genocide.

“Denialism is violence. Denialism is calculated. Denialism is harmful. Denialism is hate,” Murray said.

What are false accusations then, especially false accusations of mass murder?

[Jyotishi]

Excerpt:

“The former Canadian prime minister John Alexander Macdonald stated that the goal of the residential schools was ‘to do away with the tribal system and assimilate the Indian people in all respects.’

“The former Canadian deputy superintendent of the Department of Indian Affairs, Duncan Campbell Scott, is on record saying residential schools were designed to erase the Indian completely from Canadian society. Scott ran these schools for 50 years.

“It is estimated over 150,000 First Nation children were forced into these schools which were primarily controlled by the Catholic Church, although other Christian denominations operated them as well.

“The Truth Commission into Genocide in Canada has estimated that over 50,000 children were killed or disappeared in these schools.

“At the same time, we see a rash of missing and murdered Indigenous women and a continued struggle of Native people in Canada against the foster care system and the prison system.”

Source:

Mass graves of Indigenous children expose colonial genocide in Canada

https://theburningspear.com/mass-graves-of-indigenous-children-expose-colonial-genocide-in-canada/

[Cronos]

No worries, we learn from each other