Mass extiction of Mohawl children
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They were pants-pissing terrified but unusually well drilled and practised by the standards of that conflict. They were more organized than most, with counterbattery fire taking out 9/10th of the enemy's guns in the first minute so no, it was not dumb luck at all.
Now you're just trying too hard. You must really be upset.
Look on the bright side. Golf season is upon us and soon you'll have a break from me embarrassing you on a regular basis and you'll have a few months to lick your wounds til I return. Hopefully your high blood pressure doesn't cause you to stroke out before my return. You are one of the most entertaining simpletons here.
Look on the bright side. Golf season is upon us and soon you'll have a break from me embarrassing you on a regular basis and you'll have a few months to lick your wounds til I return. Hopefully your high blood pressure doesn't cause you to stroke out before my return. You are one of the most entertaining simpletons here.
The prevailing narrative of the White Right... How quaint, although your bigotry is shining through loud and clear
Please do enjoy your self-imposed victim status
I didn't realize the post was old, besides I was just changing it for your defense, the LAST thing I want is that jerk's attention. :lol:
There should be a law against fictional writing like the above to hurt rural life with racist and stereotype comments. 
When I was at the Tactics School in CFB Gagetown, I worked for the Colonel who was in charge the unit that handled the OKA uprising. A few years after, he was considering writing a book about it, so he attended some of the aboriginal lecture circuits to hear the other side. On one occasion he attended a presentation being given by Ellen Gabriel, who was a negotiator at Oka. He sat quietly in the audience as she recounted how Canadian soldiers bayoneted old people and even some children during the final arrests. When her presentation ended and questions from the audience were invited he stood up introduced himself and asked her how she could blatantly lie about such a thing. She became shrill and claimed that she could show him the scars on the children and old people if he wanted to see them. He said that he would gladly accept such an invitation. The crowd was lapping it up like spilled milk. Ellen Gabriel never contacted the colonel to show him the scars, but she continued to spread propaganda about the alleged bayoneting.
Utter bullshit.
Utter bullshit.
There should be a law against fictional writing like the above to hurt rural life with racist and stereotype comments.
There should never be a law against writing fiction. There are already laws about slander, but when the accused are ghosts, it's hard to sue the accuser.
Yeah, but so was the murder of unarmed people like dudley george.
I see you have justified that type of thing quite well.
Where did I justify that?
I'm not discounting that abuses happened or defending the church. I think the residential schools were complete bullshit and I support straightening out the land claims. So where in the name of b'jesus did you come up with that?
I agree and was only poking fun at what would be considered if it were reversed that a non First Canadian made the same observation on a reserve.