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"Tad kas ir atrasts?"
Nekas. That's the point.
Mirstīgās paliekas no bijušās kapsētas, kādas pie šīm iestādēm pieguļ standartā.
Pat pašu indiāņu čīfs bija skeptisks. Sapsihojās tikai žīdi, viņu lelle, Fildels Turdō un hungveibini.
Nekas. That's the point.
Mirstīgās paliekas no bijušās kapsētas, kādas pie šīm iestādēm pieguļ standartā.
Within days of the Kamloops announcement, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau decreed, partly at the request of tribal leaders, that all flags on federal buildings fly at half-staff. The Canadian government and provincial authorities pledged about $320 million to fund more research and in December pledged another $40 billion involving First Nations child-welfare claim settlements that partially compensate some residential school attendees.
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“The evidence does not support the overall gruesome narrative put forward around the world for several years, a narrative for which verifiable evidence has been scarce, or non-existent,” James C. McCrae, a former attorney general for Manitoba, wrote in an essay published last year.
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Pat pašu indiāņu čīfs bija skeptisks. Sapsihojās tikai žīdi, viņu lelle, Fildels Turdō un hungveibini.
Eldon Yellowhorn, a professor and founding chair of the Indigenous studies department at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, told The Post last year that he too was cautious about the veracity of some of the more highly charged claims.
Yellowhorn, a member of the Blackfoot Nation, had been hired by Canada’s powerful Truth and Reconciliation Commission to search for and identify gravesites of Indigenous children at the residential schools. But he said then that many of the graves he found were from actual cemeteries and it wasn’t clear how they died.Nopūsties:
