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11.) Complete quote from 1958 Dept. Indian Affairs memo, titled "stealing indian human rights," from article 10.). (1min read)

 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...

10.) Stealing "Indian" human rights in 2021 by Cindy Blackstock. June 10,2021.(2 min read)

 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...

9.) WHEN THEY BURIED US, THEY FORGOT WE WERE SEEDS.(5 min read)

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...

8.)Canada's 150 year Plan to forcibly assimilate the people, children and future generations of the Six Nations Confederacy is in fact "POISON FRUIT OF THE POISON TREE"(13 min read)

Canada in now in process of trying to misuse the United Nations Declaration of Rights of Indigenous People(UNDRIP) also known as Bill C-15, to forcibly assimilate the people of the Six Nations. The Canadian government knows that it is legally obligated through legally binding  treaties, agreements and constructive arraignments to the Six Nations Confederacy for all health, education and welfare, at a minimum. Reclaiming land back for the people of Six Nations to live on, is and always has been a priority for the Six Nation Confederacy. No amount of money can replace land. When the money is gone, you have nothing. Land lasts forever.  The land belongs to the children who are not yet born. This is the tradition, custom, culture and ancient law of the Six Nation Confederacy and People. Bill C-15/UNDRIP clearly protects this. The Canadian government can only be free from these legal obligations to the Six Nations Confederacy, if the Six Nations Confederacy is destroyed. This will ...

7.) "The Longest Walk", July 1978, a joint position paper on "Genocide" issued from Dine (Navajo), the Lakota (Sioux) and the Haudenenosaunee (Six Naitons of the Iroquois Confederacy)(10 min read)

 "For countless thousands of years our people have lived on this continent in peace and tranquility, coexisting with all natural life. In the beginning we were told that the human beings who walk upon the Earth have been provided with all the things necessary for life. We were instructed to carry a love for one another, and to show a great respect for all beings of this Earth. We were shown that our life exists with the tree life, that our well-being depends on the well-being of the vegetable life, that we are close relatives of the four-legged. In our way, spiritual consciousness is the highest form of politics. Our Roots are deep in the lands where we live. We have a great love for our country, for our birthplace is here. The soil is rich from the bones of thousands of our generations. Each of us was created in these lands and it is our duty to take care of them, because from these lands will spring the future generations of our peoples. We walk about with great respect, for the...

6.) Read this quote by Ralphael Lemkin,who invented the word "Genocide"(1 min read)

 Ralphael Lemkin invented the word "Genocide" during World War II. As you read this quote, I would ask that you think about what the Canadian government has done and is still doing to the Indigenous people and their children of Canada. See how many Canadian government genocidal plans and laws against Canada's Indigenous people and their children, you can identify by this quote. Ralphael Lemkin said in 1944- "The object of such a plan would be disintegration of the political and social institutions, of culture, language, national feelings, religion and the economic existence of national groups, and the destruction of personal security, liberty, health, dignity and even the lives of the individuals belonging to such groups." For a long time, indigenous people in Canada have been misled as to what genocide really is. This has been purposefully done by individuals sent by the Canadian government to infiltrate the Indigenous Nations and keep the indigenous people qui...

5.) It is more than wrong to blame all Indigenous people for the "Church burnings" without proof, it is in fact Genocide. Learn what the definition of Genocide actually is. (5 min read)

 UPDATE, May 15 2023. Blaming indigenous people for the church burnings without any proof is Genocide under the "United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crimes of Genocide- Article III, (e): Direct and public incitement to commit genocide. And under Article II, such action could result in the (a) "killing of the members of the group", and will (b) "causing seriously bodily or mental harm to members of the group; and (c) deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction and whole or in part".  And it is a violation of UNDRIP/Bill C15, Article 8-2  States shall provide effective mechanisms for prevention of, and redress for:  (e) any form of propaganda designed to promote or incite racial or ethnic discrimination directed against them (indigenous people) (read Article 33.- The following is the United Nations complete "Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crimes o...

4.)read this june 4,2021, newspaper article in: the Conversation- "canadas hypocrisy:recognizing genocide except its own against indigenous people" and USNews-"canadas blind spot on recognizing genocide"(10 second read)

 Search: USNews,June4,2021, "Canada's blind spot on recognizing genocide." By David MacDonald. I just found this article yesterday, august 16,2021. It explains canada passing legislation condeming another country for genocide while at the same time refusing to say it is commiting genocide against the indigenous people of canada. This is a must read on canada's genocide. Update, august 20,2021. This is from original article from "the conversation" titled "Canada's hypocrisy: Recognizing genocide except it's own against Indigenous peoples." By David MacDonald. Notice that one paper uses the word "blind spot" and the other paper uses the word "hypocrisy" in the title of the same article.

3.)This is why Canada is targeting Indigenous Children with genocide.(5 min read)

 My mom died at 100 years old. Six Nations Confederacy-Longhouse Religion teaches that we come into this world as a child and we leave as a child. This is what happened to my mom. It is something one must see and experience, to understand the true meaning of it. Isn't that how life seems to be. She did not become childish. She became childlike at her perception of the wonder of the world, but still remained an adult. It is truly a gift to be able to witness this part of our teachings. It is said that of all creation, it is the children that Creator cares for the most. The Creator made it so that the children would be crawling amoung us and it is still like that today. We give Thanks. As someone recently said to me, we start our earthly walk as a child and we end our earthly walk as a child- readying ourselves for our return to gow-hyu-gi (Heaven) to be with the Creator, once again. Many Canadians are at a loss as to why their government targeted the Residential School genocide at t...

2.)message to Residential School Survivors: you are having a normal reaction to an abnormal situation.(30 second read)

I'm listening to canadian radio, listening to indian people speak their truths about the Residential Schools. At this time I want to speak to the Residential School Survivors and secondly to the relatives and friends of those Survivors, living and deceased.  YOU ARE HAVING A NORMAL REACTION TO AN ABNORMAL SITUATION.  Any normal person would have reacted the same way you have, if they were in the same situation. You are normal. It is the residential school that was abnormal. It is the residential school that was wrong, not you. You are as the Creator made you.