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Subject: Re: Canada: mass residential school graves hoax against Catholic
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Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2025 19:54:03 -0000 (UTC)
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On Thu, 24 Apr 2025 12:02:29 +0200, RunTime 🇵🇱® wrote:

> W dniu 2025-04-24 o 02:33, andal pisze:
>> After three years of research and the cost of 216.5 million dollars,
>> Trudeau’s government has closed the Residential Schools Inquiry: no
>> mass graves have been found. In the meantime, this umpteenth
>> anti-Christian hoax has led to the destruction of at least 112 churches
>> 
>> The Canadian government, led by Justin Trudeau, has cut funding for the
>> inquiry into allegations of mass burials of children in former
>> residential schools run by the Catholic Church and other Christian
>> denominations: since no mass grave has been found, the inquiry will in
>> all likelihood be disbanded. The facts expose the lie of one of the
>> worst anti-Christian campaigns of this century, which resulted in the
>> burning of over a hundred churches. Much of Canada's ruling class and
>> Prime Minister Trudeau himself are complicit in this violence. Instead,
>> there is an urgent need for a serious commission of inquiry to find out
>> who was behind and who participated in the campaign to destroy and
>> defame the Christian memory and churches of the country.
>> 
>> On 27 May 2021, Indigenous leader Rosanne Casimir (of Tk'emlúps te
>> Secwépemc, a First Nation) announced that she had used
>> ground-penetrating radar to locate the remains of 215 children on the
>> grounds of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British
>> Columbia. Almost a month later, news emerged of an estimated 751
>> unmarked graves near the Marieval Residential School. The announcement
>> on 27 May 2021 was immediately confirmed, without any verification, by
>> all the major personalities and institutions of Canadian society,
>> causing widespread grief and dismay. On 28 May of that year, just one
>> day after the announcement, the New York Times ran a special report on
>> the story with the following headline: The Horrifying Story: Mass Grave
>> of Indigenous Children Reported in Canada. On the following 24 June,
>> Trudeau's official statement was released, in which the Prime Minister
>> described the 'findings in Marieval and Kamloops' as 'a shameful
>> reminder of the systemic racism' suffered by Canada's Indigenous
>> peoples. He then ordered Canadian flags to be flown at half-mast and,
>> on 25 June, requested that Pope Francis visit Canada to apologise on
>> behalf of the Church for the residential schools where hundreds of
>> unmarked graves have been found.
>> 
>> But even before this request, Pope Francis, during the Angelus on 6
>> June 2021, had lamented "the shocking discovery of the remains of 215
>> children". In the weeks that followed, taking their cue from Francis'
>> hasty words, Canadian parishes displayed 215 pairs of children's shoes
>> on the steps at the entrance to churches or inside the churches
>> themselves as a gesture of apology and a request for forgiveness.
>> 
>> The Canadian government immediately set up the National Advisory
>> Committee on Residential Schools, Missing Children and Unnamed Graves
>> to investigate the allegations and the true extent of the alleged abuse
>> and murder of Indian children by Christians of European origin and
>> Catholic religious institutes.
>> 
>> In recent days, however, it has emerged that Trudeau's government has
>> closed the inquiry after three years of searching for bodies and
>> spending $216.5 million to find no human remains, let alone 'mass
>> graves'. It's a shame that widespread Christianophobia and 'satanic
>> panic', as described by the Catholic Herald on 2 February 2024, has
>> resulted - according to a calculation updated in September 2024 - in
>> the desecration, burning and vandalism of 112 churches, mostly
>> Catholic, many of which serve the indigenous communities themselves.
>> 
>> The National Advisory Committee on Residential Schools (NAC) has in
>> recent weeks expressed its disappointment at the federal government's
>> decision to withdraw financial support. The original funding for the
>> project, which was allocated in 2022, was due to expire in 2025. Of the
>> $216.5 million already spent, $7.9 million has been earmarked for field
>> work, which has not yet yielded any significant discoveries to support
>> the allegations that prompted the investigation. As a result, the
>> government has decided to withdraw funding and close down the advisory
>> committee, which is due to be disbanded at the end of this month.
>> 
>> Of course, there are always so-called 'experts' who cry scandal in the
>> hope that the election in the coming months will prompt Trudeau to
>> reactivate funding and appointments. The (il)liberal prime minister is
>> not only an accomplice, but also a promoter of lies and discredit
>> against the work of Christian missions and the loving care guaranteed
>> by Catholic schools. Trudeau even repeated his accusations in November
>> 2024, thus justifying in his actions and public statements not only the
>> terrible Christianophobia in Canada, but also the destruction of many
>> dozens of churches, for which, almost as in the USA under the illiberal
>> regime of Joe Biden, no culprit has been arrested, let alone charged.
>> 
>> And even in the Vatican there is some food for thought as to why it was
>> decided to endorse these false and defamatory accusations that have
>> done so much damage to the Catholic Church in Canada.
> 
> And?


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