https://www.kentmonkman.com/painting-2020-present
@kq5.bsky.social:
Canada’s deepest shame, allowing religious maniacs to abuse & murder children. Stealing them from their families, destroying their lives, banning their languages & culture, all in the name of Jesus.
We have a lot of making up to do, but have we learned from our mistakes?
Religion is the problem.
Carney is catholic, which is why he’s such an eager enabler and supporter of kid murders and rapists.
@liammci.bsky.social:
I swear his media team just slightly rewrote Trudeau’s statement. Also, kind of weird to not mention his father being actively involved in a residential school and denouncing him
@antifafrontenac.bsky.social:
The only race that Macdonald cared about was the white one.
@daveunger.bsky.social:
Rachel gives the most analytical review of PM Goldman Sachs I have ever read, thanks to The Tyee. Why does he continue to protect WW II war criminals & refuses to release their names? He admits eliminating Orca Whales is the cost of doing business but protection of war criminals is somehow sacred
@oasisbysea.bsky.social:
He can’t offend the US paperclip program while he’s conducting his own version of it for the US fascists as well.
@lnnlband.bsky.social:
Carney was signaling his genocidal white supremacism by praising a worthless, evil, genocidal white supremacist.
Carney made his pro genocide, pro Israel views well known BEFORE the fucking election. Ya, Carney’s a fucking Nazi, but many, if not most Canadians who voted for him, are also Nazis. He’s pro Trump, pro rape of kids, pro mass murder, pro USA’s illegal bombing of Iran and slaughtering innocent kids, their teachers and the first responders that USA/Israel triple tapped. He’s the worst and more cruel white supremacist ever to be in power in Canada.
The LPC are a nazi party.
Native3rd Sep 30, 2026:
Today, on Orange Shirt Day, we bear witness to the innocent children who were torn from their homes—those who never returned, and those who carried the heavy burden of survival.
This day forces us to confront the enduring wreckage of a policy designed to “kill the Indian, save the man.” For generations, residential schools forced an unnatural weight into the bloodlines of Indigenous families.
My grandfather and so many of our relatives were forced into these boarding schools, subjected to severe cruelties and systemic abuse that defied humanity. That pain does not vanish with time; it ripples downward, quietly shaping modern vulnerabilities, fueling unrecognized grief, and trapping people in cycles of self-destruction they cannot easily trace.
Yet, this legacy of suffering is not the final chapter, because we come from an unbroken line of warriors. Resilience is etched into our very being, giving us the power to rise above these inherited wounds. True healing begins when we master our emotional landscapes and embrace an absolute truth: our identity is entirely separate from the trauma inflicted upon us. The destructive patterns handed down through the generations are not our natural state; they are merely the echoes of the violence used against children who ultimately deserved protection.
By consciously breaking these cycles, we forge an unyielding strength out of this historical injustice. We must ensure the sacrifices of those who came before us mean something—by choosing to stand tall, reclaiming our dignity, and honor their endurance.
We heal the nightmares of the past by stepping back into the warmth of our heritage—returning to the sacred rhythms of our way of life, the songs, the power of our dances and ceremonies, and the vibrant life intended for every individual by the Great Spirit.
Ultimately, this truth stretches far beyond our own borders. As we honor our own ancestors, we must remember the innocent children across the entire world, who still suffer under the weight of wars, conflict, neglect, and systemic cruelty.
The way a society treats its children dictates the destiny of the world; when we fail them, we compromise our collective tomorrow.
By standing up for the youngest among us today, we heal the global bloodline, protect the future of humanity, and ensure that innocence is cherished as the sacred gift that life intended it to be. Never forget!
@thebreakdownab.bsky.social:
“It should not be controversial to say: it is not okay that 3,200 children died in their schools. Without their families. It is not okay to bury children at school. Regardless off how they died.”
orlaghokelly.substack.com/p/reclaiming…
https://native-land.ca/maps/native-land
My latest is out via Indigenous Insider. Hit the link below to read/share: They came to intimidate, to incite hate, and to drag grief and shame back over our people and over the survivors of one of the darkest chapters in this country’s history. So why the disguises?
Because they don’t want to be caught. They don’t want to face the consequences. They don’t want the public to know who they are and where they work, because they know they’d be condemned and shamed. That’s what cowards do.
Chief Kúkwpi7 Casimir urged members to stay vigilant, to not approach, confront or engage with members of the group, and to report anything suspicious to the RCMP. But Casimir was clear: Tk’emlúps’ Truth and Reconciliation Day events are going ahead. “We will not be intimidated,” she said. “This is not going to deter us from gathering, reflecting, or honouring our survivors and the children who returned home.”
https://indigenousinsider.substack.com/p/got-bones-ma
