NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh Claims "Aboriginal Genocide Is Ongoing"
"First Nations, Inuit, and Métis together make up one of the fastest growing segments of the Canadian population"-- 2006 Canadian study.
“What has happened to Indigenous people in Canada is genocide, no question about it. There were clearly systems in place designed to kill them.“
“215 Indigenous kids were found in an unmarked mass grave. Anytime you think of unmarked mass graves, you think of a distant country where a genocide has happened. This is not a distant country, this is here in Canada, and the genocide was against Indigenous people. It is a genocide that is ongoing."
-- New Democratic Party Leader, Jagmeet Singh
Should Canadians take Mr. Singh at his word? After all, the man is an aberration of a politician. While holding a position as leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada, he actually works for the Liberal Party of Canada.
In March, 2022, PM Justin Trudeau announced that the Liberals had struck a deal with the federal NDP to govern until 2025:
“This supply and confidence agreement starts today and will be in place until the end of this Parliament in 2025," stated PM Trudeau. By signing the agreement, Jagmeet Singh bestowed the greatest favour upon the Liberals imaginable-- a license for a minority government to continue authoritarian control for three more years.
Speaking of Liberal-NDP nuptials, we note a certain symmetry: Justin Trudeau also enjoys branding present-day Canadians genocidal. Failing to distinguish between historical and contemporary society, Mr. Trudeau promotes the genocide narrative:
"Trudeau's acceptance of an inquiry's finding that Canada committed genocide against Indigenous people could have tremendous legal impact," reported CTV News.
"I think that is an important part of discovering the truth,” Trudeau said. CAP agree-- it is critical to discover truth. Turns out that Trudeau has omitted a vital piece of it-- the Liberal Party's role in the residential school system.
Canada's Residential Schools are historically labelled as being in existence from the year 1863 to 1998. For 60% of that time period, the Liberal Party was the ruling government.
During the years that Residential Schools existed, a Liberal prime minister held office 70% of the time. Apart from founding fathers Sir John A. MacDonald and Sir Wilfred Laurier, the longest standing national leader during the time period was Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
If he wanted the truth understood, Justin Trudeau would inform the public that his Liberal Party has been a key factor in what he and Jagmeet Singh label an Aboriginal genocide.
"A genocide that is ongoing," claims Jagmeet Singh. What percentage of our general population agree? We don't know, and never will. Here, Mr. Singh attempts to hi-jack our social consciousness to maximize Canadian self-hatred.
A 2006 study on Aboriginal population growth contradicts Singh's claims:
"First Nations, Inuit, and Métis together make up one of the fastest growing segments of the Canadian population. It has been stated that the First Nations and Métis populations have undergone an especially rapid increase in the last decade as can be seen in Figure 2.3."
Cultural Action Party fail to understand the point of this politician. Since the day Singh assumed party leadership, the NDP have been reduced from 46 to 25 seats in Parliament. At this point in political history, Jagmeet Singh is hard at work-- on behalf of Justin Trudeau's Liberals. Spending the past half decade branding our country racist, bigoted and genocidal, his political purpose has reached a point of non-existence.
As reflected in Canadian media-- Not. CAP can't help but notice a curious phenomenon. CBC, CTV, Globe & Mail, Toronto Star-- not one has an iota of criticism for Jagmeet Singh. We contrast this with legacy media's position on Conservative Party leadership contender, Pierre Poilievre.
According to media, this man is a racist whose supporters comprise a collective of racists. The bias, subjectivity and malevolence toward this man flow from the pens of mainstream media on a daily basis. As for Jagmeet Singh, he is a proverbial golden-boy.
Why? The answer is found in the big picture-- those who control Canadian politics and media in our post-modern era. It is the reason why Jean Charest will likely end up winning the Conservative leadership nomination.
These political dynamics are manipulated from beyond our borders. Over the past six months, Canadians have witnessed the emergence into public consciousness of the World Economic Forum, World Health Organization, and other global controllers of western nations.
As with PM Justin Trudeau-- not to mention Jean Charest, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is working for the cause. As long as this political structure remains in place, Canada's national sovereignty will continue to erode.
I am astounded by Jagmeet Singh’s irresponsible statement, in my opinion, the word Genocide is being used in the extreme sense, it was not Genocide, many of these children died from T.B and other communicable diseases and were buried at the school site due to many reasons and apparently all had burial markers which have long since deteriorated. Yes, there was atrocious treatment committed by the Catholic and Anglican priests and nuns, why is this not addressed, why is the finger being pointed at the people of Canada, many of whom were not even born. My question is, why don’t the powers that be get some back bone and stand up to this on going issue with the Indigenous community, how many more apologies must be aired to satisfy the Indigenous people. I am not a malicious person and have great sympathy for the wrongs committed but enough is enough, let’s all get on and get along to make Canada a better place.
Jagmeet Singh does not show respect for Aboriginal peoples when he refers to the missing residential school children as "kids". "Kids" are the children of goats. As you point out, he and his party have lost a good proportion of their seats in the house under his leadership. He is only useful to the dictator Trudeau to prop up his minority government. As for genocide, well the graves have not actually been confirmed that there are actual bodies buried there via excavation, so we will see what happens with that. Is it possible that there could have been wooden markers that may have deteriorated over the years? I'm not completely discounting the whole thing, but I think we need some more actual confirmation before we say that Canadians (as you pointed out - a majority of Liberal government policies) actually perpetrated mass genocide.