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    To help with legal costs where Johnny Hawke from Beausoleil First Nation is filling a unique Constitutional Question using Indigenous Rights to repeal Bill c5 and Bill 5 and to stop Doug Fords proposed changes to the Provincial Parks and Conservation Act to sell 60% of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park for development and the amendments to Ontario Water Resources Act that will allow corporations to heavily extract and exploit Water Sources in Ontario for profit. and privatization.


    Hawke intends to use strong arguments including an outstanding land claim issue to save the Beach for everyone's use. The Constitutional Challenge is more stronger then the one 7 First Nations filed in July.


    Hawke also is seeking to raise funds to set up Awareness Campaign's on the issues such as BBQ/Music Rallies in the area and Occupation and Land Back Encampments.


    Johnny has been successful in 2009 where he led a blockade to stop DUMP SITE 41 in Elmvale, the multimillion dollar construction of a state of the art dumpsite to protect the Aliston Aquifier. Hawke has also been successful in using his specific arguments self representing himself in 2020 and 2022 in protests of land occupations and rights.


    Please consider a donation or share with some folks who can like NGO's and Enviro Organizations that have funding for things like this and to who claim to show Indigenous Solidarity Support. This is as real as it gets in this campaign. Indian Act Bands Challenges can'ts peak for inherent rights in legal arena as they are under civil jurisdiction.


    To see the Constitutional Challenge document click below


     
     
     

    Local Indigenous Activist lists Wasaga Beach issue in Legal Challenge

      Updated: Aug 3


      FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


      GCHIMNISSING ANISHINABEK TERRITORY (Christian Island, ON) - A local Indigenous Rights Activist is filing a unique Constitutional Question challenging the newly passed Federal and Ontario's economic laws along with proposed changes to the Provincial Parks and Conservation Act claiming they violate his fundamental rights and freedoms to Indigenous Lands.


      Johnny Hawke a member of Gchimnissing Anishinabek (Beausoleil First Nation) on Christian Island says the enactments allow the compromising of the environmental integrity to his Peoples Territories which violates his inherent Indigenous Rights.


      "These enactments permit the ongoing environmental racism and ecocide to Indigenous Lands which is an abridgement of my right to life, liberty, security of the person and freedom of association in relation to my inherent rights to my Clan and Family Territories." says Hawke.


      The newly passed laws are intended to fast-track infrastructure projects where Bill C-5 allows the federal cabinet to quickly approve big projects deemed to be in the national interest. They include mines, ports and pipelines. Ontario's bill allows its cabinet to suspend provincial and municipal laws in "special economic zones." In his challenge Hawke also includes Ontario's proposed amendments to the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.


      "The Province wants to sell 60% of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park to the Town of Wasaga Beach to develop. These lands are part of 1.6 Million Acres of the 1818 Lakes Simcoe-Notawasaga Treaty 18 between the Chippewa Tri Council and Britain where the land was improperly surrendered with no proper compensation. If the Province wants to start surrendering Provincial Parks it should first return it back to the lawful rights holders. Their actions might cost them more then want is intended." says Hawke.


      Hawke has prepared what he calls a unique constitutional question that challenges not only the contentious economic enactments but the 1897 and 1982 Constitution Acts itself.


      "The laws I am challenging were enacted under the UK's 1982 Canada Act which unlawfully amended the dead 1867 British North America Act. The UK legally could not enact or amend anything for Canadians where today these acts exist unlawfully under an illegitimate government and constitution act. Canada has an outstanding Constitutional matter to take care of first before exploiting any more of our lands" says Hawke


      Although Hawke is challenging the very foundation of Canada and its laws he recognizes the complexity of his Constitutional Question he states he is using unique steps using the appropriate laws and jurisdiction to find a remedy in the matter he is presenting.


      "Canada's Interpretation Act states Canada's legal tradition is both of Common Law and Civil Law. There are laws we must show the court to walk ourselves out of the designation of the legal person tied to civil jurisdiction and step into the common law jurisdiction where human being's fundamental rights and freedoms veto civil enactments." claims Hawke


      "Only the self representing individual can use this pathway as using a lawyer or an attorney you give up your rights and become the legal person which has no Human Rights but only civil rights under civil jurisdiction." says Hawke.


      Earlier this Summer in July, Nine First Nations filed a Constitutional Challenge over the same Bills seeking a court ordered injunction to prevent the federal and provincial governments to fast-track infrastructure projects.


      The First Nations argue both pieces of legislation authorize "the Crown to unilaterally ram through projects without meaningful or any engagement with First Nations and "violate the constitutional obligation of the Crown to advance ... reconciliation."


      In his document Hawke states that First Nation Elected Councils are enacted by Canada's Indian Act are not the legitimate representatives of Indigenous Nations, and suggests their legal challenge may be unsuccessful.


      " Indian Act Band Councils are restricted to civil jurisdiction. The Indian Act states Indian Lands are of the legal title of the Crown. Indigenous Territories are not Reserves or Indian Lands and Indian Act elected councils have no legal right to negotiation, surrender or make any agreements regarding Indigenous Territories. Indian Act Elected Councils are only an extension of the Federal Government as Officers of the Indian Act" says Hawke.


      Hawke intends to see his challenge make it to the Supreme Court of Canada.


      " I am filing through the lower courts first and if unsuccessful will file for a leave to appeal and take the appropriate steps to the higher court. This is a very unique challenge and believe the arguments and case law in particular have never been used in Canada before. Canadians need to heed attention to this legal history lesson." says Hawke


      Hawke self represented himself filing two constitutional challenges regarding charges laid on him for blockades he led in 2019 and 2022 over occupied Indigenous lands. The Crown wanted to pursue charges at the time where Hawke was on Probation but after filing his challenge the crown withdrew charges.


      Below is his current constitutional challenge.



      If you'd like to be an ally, support and work on this collective campaign contact communications@anishinaabek.net and or 705 247 2120






       
       
       

      List of Sex Crimes of Canada's Authorities: An Inquiry Needed to Investigate Political Elite and Agencies


        By Johnny Hawk


        Known Sex Crimes by RCMP Officers


        • 2005 former RCMP officer Gary Stevens plead guilty to sexual assault of an underage Indigenous girl. The allegations were first made in April 2004 when Stevens was a member of the RCMP's Kitmat BC, detachment


        •  2005 two RCMP officers were suspended during an investigation into allegations they were buying sex from young prostitutes in Prince George BC. Lee Lakeman a spokesperson for the Canadian Association of Sexual Assault Centres stated that this was " just the tip of the iceberg" "referring to Judge David Ramsey.” May 2004, David Ramsey a BC Provincial Court Judge pleaded guilty to buying sex from and assaulting 4 Indigenous girls aged 12, 14, 15 and 16. These attacks happened in 1992 and 2001. Ramsey was not removed until 2002




        • Merlo Davidson Class Action:                                                                                                      The Merlo Davidson class action settlement, concerns gender and sexual orientation-based harassment and discrimination of female RCMP members and public service employees in the workplace from 1974 to 2017. In 2017, the Federal Court approved a settlement that established a confidential and independent Claims Process and compensation scheme overseen by former Supreme Court of Canada Justice, the Hon. Michel Bastarache, C.C.,Q.C. as Independent Assessor. A total of 3,086 claims were filed between August 2017 and May 2018. The Assessor determined that 2,304 claimants were entitled to compensation under the settlement agreement, for a total of $125.4 million in compensation payments.


        • Caroline O'Farrell settlement:                                                                                                         In 2017, Ms. O'Farrell settled with the RCMP after suffering abuse, harassment, assault, and sexual assault while a member of the Musical Ride. The details of the settlement are confidential, but Ms. O'Farrell said it was a significant victory


        Known Sex Crimes by Quebec Police Officers









        Known Sex Crimes by OPP Officers










        Could Police be involved in Sex Trafficking Rings?

        Anishinabe Kwe, Ruth Machimity spent five years working in the sex trade on the streets of Kenora and brought her into contact with some of Kenora’s most powerful people. Source APTN Investigates


        Anishinabe Teen, Delaine Copenance 16 Found Dead in Kenora ON outside OPP Detachment



        Known Sex Crimes by Members of Canadian Armed Forces 


        • Lieutenant-Commander Robert Waller

           In December 2021, military police charged Waller with five counts of sexual assault under the Criminal Code. The case involves at least four victims, and two of the alleged incidents occurred while Waller was in Virginia as a piper for the Royal Canadian Air Force. 


        • Russell Williams

           A colonel in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Williams was charged with sexual assault, breaking and entering, forcible confinement, and the murder of Corporal Marie-France Comeau. Williams was sentenced to two life terms in prison with no parole for 25 years. 


        • Heyder and Beattie Class Actions

           In 2016 and 2017, seven former CAF members filed class action lawsuits against the Government of Canada alleging sexual assault, harassment, or discrimination. In 2019, the Federal Court certified the lawsuits and approved a settlement agreement



        • Sexual misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces, 2022                                                       Stats Canada reports in 2022, approximately 1,960 Regular Force members, or 3.5%, reported that they were sexually assaulted in the military workplace or outside of the workplace in an incident that involved Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) or other military members in the 12 months preceding the Survey on Sexual Misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces (SSMCAF). This rate of sexual assault—which includes sexual attacks, unwanted sexual touching, and sexual activity where the victim was unable to consent—represents a significant increase from rates reported in 2018 (1.6%) and 2016 (1.7%) when previous iterations of the survey were conducted.


        The Experiences of Jack Cram and Renate Andres-Auger


        One of the first 'official' allegations of such a pedophile ring surfaced in 1994 when Renate Auger, a Cree lawyer living in Vancouver, filed a writ in the BC Supreme Court charging judges, lawyers & officials of the BC Law Society with aiding & protecting pedophiles, including a teacher, doctor, other lawyers & judges. 


        Auger named the prestigious Vancouver Club (a private businessmen's club) as a major site for this activity. Auger had also challenged the BC courts regarding errors & irregularities in the 1991 Delgamuukw land. title case, specifically that judge McEachern, several lawyers & members of the crown council all had associations with the same law firm and had conspired to fix the outcome of the case. 



        All of Auger's allegations were dismissed and she was subsequently disbarred from practicing law, the pretext being that her accounts were not in .order. Auger retained the services of lawyer Jack Cram, who was subsequently assaulted & arrested by sheriffs in court while defending her, in April 1994. During one exchange with judge Howard Callaghan, Cram, referring to a chief justice that had protected an accused charged with sex crimes against children, stated: 


        "They should put him in jail right now. The chief justice should be in jail. Aiding & abetting an alleged pedophile." "I don't want to hear that," Callaghan shot back, unable to restrain himself any longer. “It's preposterous."


        "Let's try this one in front of a jury and see what they think," replied Cram... "You may not mind the chief justice aiding and abetting pedophiles. I can only think of one reason that may be." ("Is Jack Cram Crazy?" by Marc Edge, Georgia Straight, May 27, 1994)


        Bill Lightbown, a Kutenai elder present in court during the sheriff's assault & arrest of Cram, stated to the sheriffs: "You should be ashamed of yourselves because you know as well as anyone else in there that what happened there was a disgrace..." (Ts'Peten Defense Committee press release, March 17, 1997). 


        Shortly after, Cram was again arrested while returning from a radio show interview about the case. Although police claim he was arrested without incident, Cram has stated he was assaulted, forced into an unmarked van, and drugged. He was placed in a psychiatric ward at Vancouver General Hospital and was released after 1 week, only to find himself disbarred as well (this also occurred to lawyer Bruce Clark during a court appearance following the 1995

        standoff at Gustafsen Lake/Ts'Peten). 


        While under arrest, Cram's office was taken over by members of the Law Society, who also took evidence implicating two judges, according to Cram. 


        Cram himself had first become well-known' in 1986 after -winning damages for a client 'who alleged that WAC Bennet-a former Be premier-- had forced him to sell property after having him thrown into a psychiatric ward. This case established Cram's reputation and was the peak in a highly successful 25-year career, with most of his cases involving law-suits against the government. According to Cram's law firm partner at the time of his disbarment, Elayne Crompton, "Jack was stomped on big time because he had proof that could put away Supreme Court judges, and the powerful men they protect. This goes to the highest levels of power" (Appendix VI, Hidden from History).


        Andres-Auger and her allegations about child sex trafficking are mentioned in Earth Into Property: Colonization, Decolonization, And Capitalism, by Anthony J. Hall, as they were described by Jennifer Wade of Amnesty International in Vancouver:


        "The sex trade in children is not a recent happening in Vancouver. While doing some research for this presentation, I came across the affidavit of a Cree lawyer named Renate Andres-Auger naming prominent legal personalities and the B.C. Law Society for destroying her legal practice and libeling and slandering her (I have a copy of that affidavit listing prominent plaintiffs with me). Renate Auger alleged this happened partly because of her knowledge of pedophile rings operating out of the Vancouver Club."  -Jennifer Wade


        Chief Justices and Corrupt Chiefs: Partners in Crime?


        In 1999, one independent BC interior newspaper, The Radical, did report on allegations of an organized sex trade in the Prince George area involving judges, doctors, lawyers, police, and even band councils. The paper was forced to close down after one of the accused-Ed John, a long-time chief of the TI'azt'en band (near Prince George) and head of the First Nations Summit-launched a lawsuit. Ironically, Ed John was named minister of Child & Family Services in November 2000, just as the allegations against him were becoming more public, For those involved in exposing Ed John & others, his appointment as an un-elected minister "brought to light the extent of official protection for pedophiles in public office, and the systemic nature of this crime" (see Appendix VI: Evidence of crimes against aboriginal children, including pedophilia, Hidden from History).

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        These allegations have been echoed by others over the years, including Squamish elder Harriet Nahanee, who has stated that she saw young Native girls being removed from the reserve to serve as prostitutes for wealthy businessmen connected to the Vancouver Club. James Craven, a Blackfoot and constitutional lawyer, has corroborated this story & stated:


        "It has been alleged with considerable supporting evidence, that some of the same forces involved in trafficking young Indian boys & girls for the rich & powerful pedophiles are also involved in key aspects of the BC Treaty Commission as well as being involved in using isolated reserves for the landing & distribution of drugs ..." 

        ("Reprisals due to exposure of pedophile ring," Statement by James Craven, August 3, 1998)


        In 1994, two elders of the Tseshaht band on Vancouver Island stated that "Edward John &, Nuu-Chah-Nulth Tribal Council members Ron Hamilton and Charlie Thompson have embezzled money from the Union of BC Indian Chiefs & the federal Department of Indian Affairs to finance an extensive drug trafficking & pedophile network" that sells drugs on Native reserves & supplies Native children to wealthy clients in Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler and other areas (quoted in Appendix VI, Hidden from History). 


        Similar claims were. made in Vancouver by speakers at a public tribunal on Residential

        Schools held in 1998, organized by the International Human Rights Association of American Minorities (IHRAAM, a United Nations NGO with the Economic & Social Council), including Frank Martin & Helen Michel, Harriet Nahanee, and four others.


        According to Martin, "Ed John sponsors drug trafficking on northern reserves using Treaty Commission & Indian Affairs money. He's the power up there... but for Ed John to keep power he needs to manipulate drugs & the cops" (Appendix VI, Hidden from History).


        On November 14, 2019, John was charged with four counts of having sexual intercourse with a woman without her consent. The alleged criminal acts date to 1974 and involve the same woman, whose identity is protected by court order. The Carrier Sekani Tribal Council issued a statement indicating that as the matter is before the courts it would have no comment. 


        On July 8, 2020 he entered a plea of not guilty. His trial began in provincial court in Prince George on July 25, 2022. On the second day of the trial, the complainant broke down under cross-examination by John's lawyer, who brought out inconsistencies in her testimony and produced a photograph showing that John had long hair at the time, contradicting her testimony that his hair was short. After an extended consultation with the complainant the Crown determined that the prospects for conviction were poor and entered a stay of proceedings, dropping the charges.


        Allegations of an organized drug & sex-trade involving government, business, as well as band chiefs, are not so far fetched and fit within systemic & intergenerational patterns of abuse. Many current chiefs & councillors are survivors of Residential Schools, and some have been convicted of sexual crimes, yet still remained in power, In reality, however, most sexual abuse in Native communities goes unreported, with perpetrators rarely being charged & convicted.


        POLICE KILL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DURING 2 WEEK PERIOD

        At the end of this summer over a two-week period (August 29 – September 9, 2024), police killed six Indigenous people. 


        • Jack Charles Piche, 31 from Clearwater River Dene Nation in Saskatchewan was hit by an RCMP vehicle while walking on the 909 grid road off Highway 155 near Buffalo Narrows.


        • Tammy Bateman, Anishinabe of Roseau River was struck and killed by a police cruiser in a Winnipeg Park


        • Steven “Iggy” Dedam, Mi’kmaw was shot and killed by RCMP officers in Elsipogtog First Nation after police responded to a call for a wellness check.


        • Hoss Lightning Saddleback 15 -year-old boy from Samson Cree Nation was shot and killed by RCMP in Wetaskiwin Alta when he called them for help. 


        • Danny Knife, 31 from Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation was shot by Shellbrook RCMP.  In response to a call involving an assault, the police found the man they believed was responsible, and an altercation ensued. Thus far, there is no indication that he was armed, but he, too, was shot and killed by officers. 


        • Jason West 57, an Indigenous Man shot and killed by Windsor Police.  


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        There are similarities to previous deaths involving Police, including Chantel Moore, Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation who was shot and killed by New Brunswick Police during a wellness check on June 4, 2020. The shooting of Josephine Pelletier, Ojibway 33 of Muskowekwan First Nation by Calgary Police and 16-year-old Eisha Hudson shot and killed by Winnipeg Police 2020. 


        It is clear our Peoples are paying with their lives as a result of Government policy However before we start putting our energy into demanding yet another inquiry let’s look at what already exists where billions of dollars have already funded such studies and initiatives where our struggle has become an industry.


        Commissions, Inquiries and Calls to Action  

        Since the more radical political organizing that emerged in the late 60’s almost every decade since has seen an outburst of grassroots mobilization against existing colonization. This energy that periodically explodes across so called Canada however always ends up becoming pacified and dwindles just as fast as it spreads as a result of Government coopting our People with Program Funding and Public Inquiries. 


        The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples              

        Cost: 60$ Million 

        The Kanehsatake Resistance or “Oka Crisis”, was a leading factor to the creation of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples in 1991. RCAP’s aim was to investigate the relationship between Indigenous peoples, the Government of Canada, and Canadian society as a whole. It proposed specific solutions, rooted in domestic and international experience, to the problems which have plagued those relationships and which confront Indigenous peoples today. The 1996, 4000 page Final Report gave 440 Comprehensive recommendations.


        The report's recommendations were largely ignored, and the federal government's response was considered inadequate. The federal government didn't call a First Ministers' Conference as recommended, its response emphasized non-constitutional approaches. The Provincial governments gave little response, viewing the report as a federal initiative. The federal government placed a two-percent funding cap on Indigenous services for almost two decades. RCAP's recommendations were considered too radical and difficult to implement.


        The Ipperwash Inquiry                                                                

        Cost $13.3 Million Dollars                              

        The Ipperwash Inquiry was a two-year public judicial inquiry funded by the Government of Ontario, led by Sidney B. Linden, and established under the Ontario Public Inquiries Act.

        The Inquiry investigated the 1995 killing of unarmed Indigenous land defender Dudley George by OPP.


        The Final Report released in 2007 found that racism against Indigenous peoples was “not restricted to a few ‘bad apples’ within the OPP but was more widespread.” The inquiry "found that the OPP, the provincial government led by Premier Mike Harris, and the federal government all bore responsibility for the events that led to George's death. 


        The report included 100 recommended changes to policing, negotiation processes, and Indigenous land rights. Specifically in regards to policing, the Inquiry made a recommendation of adopting a democratic policing model. A democratic policing model is aimed at increasing accountable, transparent policing, which is respectful of human rights and cultural differences, with government oversight.


        Since the report was released there have been a handful of Indigenous direct actions involving historic land disputes in so called Ontario where this inquiry's recommendations have not received much attention. As a result, the Ontario government, by not addressing the adoption of a democratic policing model, continues to support police independence.


        Truth and Reconciliation Commission 

        Cost $60 Million

        Organized by the parties of the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement to document the history and lasting impacts of the Canadian Indian residential school system. In June 2015, the TRC released an executive summary of its findings along with 94 "Calls to Action" regarding reconciliation between Canadians and Indigenous Peoples. 


        Calls to Action relating to Justice state; Equity for Indigenous People in the Legal System and for the Federal Government to establish a written policy that reaffirms the independence of the RCMP relating to matters where the Government is a potential party to litigation.  

        Canada only tolerates the "good little Indian" as evident with Justin Trudeau, Jody Wilson Raybould and the SNC-Lavalin Scandal
        Canada only tolerates the "good little Indian" as evident with Justin Trudeau, Jody Wilson Raybould and the SNC-Lavalin Scandal

        Although the federal government has reaffirmed the independence of the RCMP it has not established a written policy. In two statements made in 2018 a spokesperson for the Department of Justice as well as a statement by the Public Safety Minister declared the Department of Justice and the RCMP continue to collaborate with respect to the rule of law of police independence and where ministerial direction cannot infringe on the independence of the RCMP in the exercise of police powers in criminal investigations.  


        Despite the Governments acknowledgement of “Police Independence” and the rule of law there is evidently contradictory behaviour when it comes to the Government adhering to ethics and such policies as exemplified in the SNC-Lavalin Scandal that made news in 2019. 


        The SNC-Lavalin affair, a political scandal involving attempted political interference with the justice system by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and the Prime Minister's Office. Canada's Ethics Commissioner found that Trudeau improperly influenced Minister of Justice and Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould to intervene in an ongoing criminal case against SNC-Lavalin by offering a deferred prosecution agreement. Wilson-Raybould said there was a breach of prosecutorial independence when members of the government pressured her to offer SNC-Lavalin a DPA instead of continuing with a criminal prosecution.


        April 2, 2019 Wilson-Raybould the first Indigenous Person to hold office of Attorney General and Minister of Justice was kicked out of the Liberal Caucus by Justin Trudeau. This is how the Prime Minister behaves towards a well established Indigenous Woman in the era of Truth and Reconciliation and ending violence towards Indigenous Women.  


        The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report concluded that Canada is guilty of committing cultural genocide against Indigenous people.


        JUSTIN TRUDEAU'S PEDOPHILE CONNECTIONS


        National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls         

        Cost 53.8 Million 

        In response to the grassroots collectives of Indigenous Women and Families along with the Calls to Action in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, this Public Inquiry from 2016 to 2019 studied the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis. The study included reviews of law enforcement documents as well as community hearings and testimonies. The final report of the inquiry concluded that the crisis constituted an ongoing "race, identity and gender-based genocide.” The Final Report includes 231 individual Calls for Justice directed at governments, institutions, social service providers, industries and all Canadians.


        Indigenous women and human rights experts vigorously lobbied to include a review of sexualized violence in policing but a review of police as perpetrators was specifically excluded from the Terms of Reference. Indigenous women have been left with no where to turn when the police are the perps. This has led to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women, Its Causes and Consequences to call on Canada to:


        Support an external review, conjointly with civil society and Indigenous communities, of the disproportionate levels of racism abuse and violence towards Indigenous women and girls by police and correctional officers with a view to implement preventative measures and enforcing institutional accountability on a concept of zero tolerance for excessive use of force and sexual harassment or assault.


        In 2015 RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson publicly confirmed assertions by Canada's Minister of Aboriginal Affairs that 70 per cent of Indigenous women are being murdered by Indigenous men. Canada’s Minister of Aboriginal Affairs Bernard Valcourt divulged unreleased information about ethnicity collected by the RCMP claiming "The consolidated data from the nearly 300 contributing police agencies has confirmed that 70 per cent of the offenders were of aboriginal origin.”


        The Forensic Document Review Project within the 2019 Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls found, The "often-cited statistic that Indigenous men are responsible for 70% of murders of Indigenous women and girls is not factually based. 


        Corruption of Police Agencies

        In 2014, an internal RCMP study found hundreds of cases of corruption amongst its members in an 11 year period, including perjury, falsifying evidence, police corruption and involvement with organized crime. The blue fraternity of police who protect each other make it almost impossible to hold racist and violent officers accountable. As evident with Prime Minister Trudeau’s attempt to get Jody Wilson-Raybould to breach prosecutorial independence in the criminal case against SNC-Lavalin we can not rely on Government and its agencies to investigate and police themselves. 


        The RCMP has a history dating back to 1873 and has been involved in several high-profile controversies. The McDonald Commission, was to investigate the RCMP after a number of illegal activities by the RCMP Security Service came to light in the 1970s. The final report was issued in 1981. Allegations made against the RCMP, included its theft of the membership list of the Parti Québécois, several break-ins; illegal opening of mail; burning a barn in Quebec where the Black Panther Party and Front de libération du Québec, were rumoured to be planning a rendezvous; theft of dynamite in a smear campaign, forging documents; and conducting illegal electronic surveillance.


        RCMP Smear Campaign and Disinformation on Land Defenders at Gustufson Lake 1995


        Whose Police? RCMP unit acts as a private security force, critics say



        SOMETHING MORE SINISTER?

        With the explosion of the #MeToo Movement with its hashtag going viral in 2017, this movement exposed the Hollywood Elite that capitalized on their positions in power to engage in sexual assault in their Industry which has now painted the Entertainment Industry as a Sex Trafficking Industry and full of cases of Sexual Assault by People in Authority. With the cases of Jeffery Epstein, a millionaire known for associating with celebrities, politicians, billionaires and academic stars, was arrested and on trial for sex crimes on minors and sex trafficking and the Diddy trial this 2025, this has only exposed the network amongst those in Power, in Positions of Authority and in Entertainment in regards to Sexual Crimes.


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        June 3, 2025, The Jerusalem Post, reported Several Israeli women testified in the Knesset about sexual abuse they suffered as minors as part of religious ritual ceremonies. The Kneeset is the legislature of Israel.


        The testimonies came during a joint meeting of the Knesset’s Committee on the Status of Women and Gender Equality, chaired by MK Pnina Tameno-Shete (National Unity), and the Special Committee on Young Israelis, chaired by MK Naama Lazimi (The Democrats).


        The women reported the sadistic sexual rituals involving minors were enacted by 'Doctors, educators, police officers and past and present members of the Kneeset'


        Winnipeg Manitoba is also an epi centre for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and also is the heart of Turtle Island. The Manitoba Legislature is covered with Free Mason Occult Symbolism. The bottom has a place known as the Pool of the Black Star. The Black Star in occultism refers to Saturn in which also Satan is also the personified deity.


        It is no Conspiracy Theory that Political Elite, Police Agencies, Governments and the Church played a role in the abduction, physical and sexual abuse of Indigenous Children in relation to Residential School in which many unmarked graves are now being uncovered. Some Grassroots feel there is a connection of why some Political Elites and Police agencies were not allowed to be investigated in the MMIW Inquiry and feel there is a link on the dark occultism and fraternal orders of the Political Elites, Police Brotherhood.


        Pool of the Black Star in Manitoba Legislature. Originate from Babylonian Ritual Sacrifice known to use blood and sex magic rituals.
        Pool of the Black Star in Manitoba Legislature. Originate from Babylonian Ritual Sacrifice known to use blood and sex magic rituals.

        In an old guidebook to the building titled The Legislative Building of Manitoba published in 1925 and written by Thomas W. Leslie it referenced human sacrifices in a setting such as this in the ancient world, complete with an altar, white-robed worshippers, a victim, a curved knife, and blood trickling through the veins of marble; Interesting for a guide to a building where elected lawmakers work.


         
         
         
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