Putting Facts before Fantasy:
How Niigaan Sinclair and Sean Carleton Distort the Public Narrative on Unmarked Graves and Indian Residential Schools
Sorry No More - Exposing the Bitter Roots of 'Sugarcane'
Exposing the Bitter Roots of 'Sugarcane' is a research Substack that explores facts vs the deceptive National Geographic shock-u-mentary 'Sugarcane' and addresses related issues on allegations of missing children at Indian Residential Schools.
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To be ethical is to know the difference between right and wrong, and to do the right thing.
Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal Perversion of Justice
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Responding to Ann Diamond’s Comment
as posted in response to "When Even the Most Rational Man is Fooled by Empathy"
When Even the Most Rational Man is Fooled by Empathy
Did Dr. Jordan Peterson inadvertently lend credence to the blood libel premise of “Sugarcane”?
CBC’s Front Burner – Advocating for Criminalizing Due Diligence and Due Process
A Critique of “What’s fueling residential school denialism?”
Why did you Give Them a Number?
Food for thought for your kids, on Indian Residential School genocide claims.