It makes sense with our biased bought and paid for media only reporting the bad and the ugly on Turdo's behalf; never mentioning the possibility of unmarked graves that were marked and markers deteriorated. I don't say there weren't atrocities, but I have also heard the other side of the story where conditions were most acceptable. I wish I could dig it up, but it was from an aboriginal that had lived through those times.
Here is a link to a "True North" article that reports on the other side of this biased media. Included is the individual I mentioned in my previous post.
It makes sense with our biased bought and paid for media only reporting the bad and the ugly on Turdo's behalf; never mentioning the possibility of unmarked graves that were marked and markers deteriorated. I don't say there weren't atrocities, but I have also heard the other side of the story where conditions were most acceptable. I wish I could dig it up, but it was from an aboriginal that had lived through those times.
Here is a link to a "True North" article that reports on the other side of this biased media. Included is the individual I mentioned in my previous post.
https://tnc.news/2021/12/19/the-misleading-claim-that-150000-indigenous-children-were-forced-to-attend-residential-schools/
and an included TN video.