GIESBRECHT: A mass grave 'hoax' is offensive?
The PEI councillor should be held to exactly the same standard as are the indigenous politicians. Those leaders, like RoseAnne Archibald, must come clean with their constituents
By News on the Net -- Western Standard—— Bio and Archives--October 10, 2023
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A P.E.I.councillor is being asked to step down because he posted a sign outside his house that said “Mass Grave Hoax.” It also made references to John A. Macdonald and reconciliation.
It was reported that indigenous people found this offensive.
This sign may be offensive to some Canadians. But a reasonable question that needs to be asked is this: “Is it not also offensive to allege without credible evidence that the employees of the Kamloops Indian Residential School (KIRS), including the indigenous employees, were responsible for the deaths and secret burials of 215 indigenous students?" ---More...
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