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 Cindy Blackstock is currently Executive Director of First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada. First Nations Children's Action Research and Education Service. The following memo is from a 1958 Department of Indian Affairs worker Gerry Gambill and that worker gave this memo to Cindy Blackstock. (see article 10.) "Make him (indian) a non-person. Human rights are for people. Convince the Indians that their ancestors are savages, that they were pagan, that Indians are drunkards. Make them wards of the government. Make a legal distinction as in the Indian Act between Indians and persons. Write history books that tell half the story. Convince the Indian that he should be patient, that these things take time. Tell him that we are making progress and progress takes time and make him believe things are being done for his own good and set yourself up as a protector of the Indian's human rights. Make the Indian believe you are working hard for him, putting in much over...

 Cindy Blackstock is Executive Director of First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada. First Nations Children's Action Research and Education Service. Following quotes are from: PolicyOptions.irpp.org. Title: Stealing "Indian" human rights in 2021, by Cindy Blackstock, june 10,2021. Searching: "jordans principal", this website was found. Author Cindy Blackstock writes: "a revealing 1958 speech by Gerry Gambill reads like it could be Canada's modern-day roadmap for its treatment of First Nation children". Cindy Blackstock continues: "Although I have been working on First Nations Children's equity for over 30 years, I still can't understand why the government keeps choosing to fight to do the wrong thing. While sorting through my papers in the midst of a lockdown, I found some answers. They were in an old copy of some speaking notes given to me by Gerry Gambill, a self-described "non-indian" working in the Departme...

Warning: this writing contains details that may be disturbing for some readers. It can no longer be an issue of- "You cannot say Indigenous Children were murdered in Residential Schools until you have proof". Instead, it is now time to say- "you can no longer say that Indigenous Children were not murdered in Canada's Residential Schools".  It is now beyond A Reasonable Doubt, that critical mass of the reality of the atrocities committed against Indigenous Children in Canada's Residential Schools has occurred. It is now time for the Canadian People and the Canadian government to say: Yes- atrocities occurred to Indigenous Children in the Residential Schools and produce the documents that Canada has.  These atrocities must be brought to the United Nations as covered by Bill C-15. Canada has now demonstrated, past,  present and predictably into the future that it will not work in "good faith" with the Indigenous People of Canada as obligated by Bill C...