Craftily, in the same manner that the Indian residential schools genocide was reduced in the public mind to a benign and manageable issue of “apology and compensation”, the continued slaughter of aboriginal women and children was reduced by the government and media to the issues surrounding the trial of the alleged serial killer Willie Picton. (See Addendum to Appendix Seven, Witness No. 7) According to sources like former Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) operative Grant Wakefield, Picton had been made a deliberate scapegoat by the courts and government to distract attention from the wide network of police, judges and politicians who were preying on and killing native women and children on the west coast. The overt corruption and manipulation surrounding the Picton trial, and the demands of victims’ families to reopen that case, completely dominated the public discourse about missing women just as the Brown-Annett independent inquiry began gaining steam. This was not coincidental. (143)
Independent commentators noted that the number of aboriginal women going missing continued to rise after Picton’s arrest: a stark indication of a bigger crime that all of the corporate media ignored as they restricted their coverage to the “lone gunman” Willie Picton. In reality, as Wakefield and other police sources have confirmed, Picton and his brother Dave were merely low-level members of a body disposal crew unconnected to the actual kidnappings and killings.
Building on this big deception and the discontent of many victims’ families, the newly elected Liberal government and its Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a national “missing women’s inquiry” early in the new year of 2016. While making all of the politically correct noises including promising to “consult” victims’ families, the Liberals created the same restricted and controlled “inquiry” that relied upon the very groups that had concealed and been implicated in the crime – including the RCMP and the Vancouver Police Department - in the manner of a latter day TRC.
It will be the aim of the ITDC to not only conduct its own independent inquiry into missing aboriginal people across Canada but to monitor this latest attempt by Canada and its police forces to misrepresent and conceal the ongoing genocide.
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Summary
It is apparent that the genocidal norm in Canada in modern times is closely determined by the structural needs of its economy and its global and especially trans-Pacific partnerships. The apparent corporate-sponsored colonization of Chinese migrants into rural and northern areas of British Columbia and the interests of resource-hungry Chinese cartels is becoming a major factor in the continued disappearance of aboriginal families in those areas. Evidence exists that private, corporate- funded death squads operating alongside the RCMP are responsible for these continued disappearances and killings of native people.
Generally, Genocide as an unofficial policy of a corporate-driven Canadian state is escalating, especially in the traditional “killing zones” of heavily concentrated aboriginal populations in western Canada, such as northern British Columbia, Vancouver Island and urban hotspots like Vancouver, Edmonton, Regina and Winnipeg.
The deliberate targeting of native women tied to traditional tribal and matriarchal leaderships is evident, and has become institutionalized through the so-called Agenda 21 policy of the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) by which – whether on or off reservations - these targeted traditional individuals and their families are assaulted, killed, marginalized and forced into poverty, illness and homelessness. This form of neo-colonial self-slaughter is even more evident on the feudal-style Indian reservations across Canada.
These reserves are in fact internal refugee camps, which are dictatorially ruled by government- run “chiefs” often engaged in drug and child trafficking with the open compliance of the RCMP. These chiefs were programmed and prepared for this role of eliminating their own people within the Indian residential school system that identified and rewarded collaborators at a young age: a conditioning that was one of the central purposes of these schools.
Because this continued eradication of traditional aboriginal people is a structural feature of Canadian society and is highly lucrative for domestic and international capital, such genocide is unlikely to diminish either through government legislation, “official inquiries” or public petitioning. The climbing mortality among native people in the resource-rich regions of Canada is simple testimony to this hard truth.
Clearly, a more fundamental change is required.
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Footnotes: Part Three - The Ongoing Crime
(123) See http://www.watershedsentinel.ca/content/first-nation-struggle-maintain-environmental- sustainability and http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/a-dene-alliance-formed-to-resist-uranium-and-tar- sands-mining-in-saskatchewan-892 . Besides the Alberta Tar Sands desecration, the operations of companies like Cameco, the uranium mining giant, are direct threats to the lives of many northern Canadian tribes. Cameco’s directors and shareholders include leading Liberal and Conservative politicians.
(124) From an interview on October 12, 2010 in Vancouver. Eliza is the sister of a child murdered at the United Church’s Edmonton residential schools. She tells some of her story at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBUd3UXt6fI .
(125) From an interview in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba on August 4, 2012.
(126) See the Annual Review of Statistics Canada, Ottawa, 2015 at http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/89- 503-x/2010001/article/11442-eng.htm. See also this Canada newswire article from May 8, 2013, “‘Tragic’ number of aboriginal children in foster care stuns even the experts”, http://www.canada.com/health/Tragic+number+aboriginal+children+foster+care+stuns+even+experts /8354098/story.html
(127) “Languages are dying in Canada’s Aboriginal communities at an alarming rate. As of 1996, only 3
out of Canada’s roughly 50 Aboriginal languages had enough speakers to be considered secure. Between
1951 and 1981 the percentage of Aboriginal people reporting an Aboriginal language as a mother tongue
declined from 87.4% to 29.3%”. Mary Jane Norris, “CANADA’S ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES”, Statistics Canada —
Catalogue N0 11-008 (1998)
(128) The statistics cited are taken from a University of Ottawa study and the aforementioned Globe
and Mail article dated October 13, 1998. See http://www.med.uottawa.ca/sim/data/Aboriginal_e.htm
and www.hiddennolonger.com
(129) From an interview on January 9, 2010. After his interview was broadcast Wilfred was threatened
by the RCMP in Vancouver. Wilfred’s extended interview is part of the ITCCS archive and appears in
part in Unrepentant.
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(130) From the transcripts of the Calgary AFN meeting, pp. 32 and 33, copies of which are in the possession of Les Guerin and in the ITCCS archive. Wendy Grant is a DIA employee and the wife of the aforementioned accused child trafficker and killer Chief Ed John who is also highly placed in the Canadian government. Grant and John are both residents of the Musqueam reservation in Vancouver and have been personally responsible for the eviction and death of numerous Musqueam families, according to Les Guerin and other residents. Guerin’s role in identifying the buried remains of aboriginal women on the same Musqueam reserve is described in Section Two of this report.
(131) According to Les Guerin, from his recorded statement of November 5, 2004 and held in the
ITCCS archives.
(132) From the June 14, 1998 videotaped testimony of Helen Michel to the IHRAAM Panel in
Vancouver, held in the ITCCS archives.
(133) From a videotaped interview with Kevin Annett made in Vancouver on December 31, 2015, to be
published.
(134) Ibid. The ITDC is conducting and will publish a separate inquiry into this “Chinese connection” to
disappearances.
(135) From a videotaped interview with Kevin Annett made in Portage la Prairie on May 5, 2006.
(136) See the Vancouver Sun, November 3, 2015.
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/many+missing+murdered+aboriginal+women+from/11490141/sto
ry.html
(137) Taken from a videotaped interview with George Brown in Chilliwack on April 17, 2006, held in the personal collection of Shawna Duckworth. See an earlier videotaped account of Brown’s story recorded in Vancouver on January 5 and 6, 2002 by Kevin Annett and held in his personal collection and in the ITCCS archives.
(138) From George Brown’s April, 2006 interview.
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(139) The first Human Rights Watch report was issued in the fall of 2007 but was subsequently withdrawn without explanation. A second, sanitized report that deleted some of the earlier accusations against the RCMP was issued in February, 2013. See https://www.hrw.org/report/2013/02/13/those-who-take-us-away/abusive-policing-and- failures-protection-indigenous-women and also http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british- columbia/rcmp-accused-of-rape-in-report-on-b-c-aboriginal-women-1.1305824 . It should also be noted that Human Rights Watch was established and is funded by the multi-billionaire George Soros, who has been accused by two Dutch women of having participated in ritual killings of children at cult gatherings outside Brussels during the first decade of this century. See http://itccs.org/2014/09/10/breaking-eyewitness-evidence-of-child-killing-by-dutch-royalty-george-soros- and-others/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbhMfZRhsXw&feature=youtu.be
(140) From an interview with Carol Martin on Hidden from History, Vancouver Co-op Radio,
September 12, 2008.
(141) Carol Martin was herself abducted by three Vancouver policemen just before Christmas of 2008,
soon after she began speaking about the disappearances over the airwaves of Kevin Annett’s radio
program Hidden from History. Carol was beaten and threatened with rape by the policemen until her
cries drew attention and she was released. Subsequently, after bringing a complaint against the
police, all of Carol’s children were seized by the MCF and held incommunicado for weeks.
(142) From a lecture given by Kevin Annett at Capilano College in North Vancouver on September 22.
2005.
(143) In Grant Wakefield’s words, “Pickton was the straw man set up for everyone to gawk at and hate while the real culprits got away”. See Wakefield’s account in Appendix Seven.
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Summary and Conclusions: A Consequential Course of Remedy and Action
You already know enough. So do I. It is not knowledge we lack. What is missing is the courage to understand what we know and to draw conclusions. - Exterminate All the Brutes: The Origins of European Genocide by Sven Lindquist (1992)
A proven genocidal regime like Canada has lost its right to govern or to expect allegiance from its citizens. No-one is obligated to fund or collude in crimes by either church or state, or to be part of such criminal bodies - From A Judicial Declaration for a New Republic, June 5, 2014, Toronto
A crime occurred across Canada that claimed the lives of tens of thousands of children - and yet it is not considered a crime by that nation and its courts for the simple reason that no body of law may indict a sovereign for a crime under its own law. And thus the Indian residential schools and the wider genocide they represent are deemed within Canada to constitute merely a private breach of duty by the state towards its Indian “wards”, despite the proven killings, tortures and planned extermination by agents of Canada that occurred within their walls for over a century. And the churches that birthed and perpetrated much of the crime are not even considered.
Black is black, and this crime is a crime, it seems, only in the court of morality and public opinion, and under different systems of law. And these other tribunals have in fact indicted and convicted Canadian church and state, and their sponsors, for what was and continues to be Crimes against Humanity. The verdicts of these higher courts stand, as do the consequences that follow.
If Canada was unlike other regimes and was capable of convicting its own sovereign power for its criminal acts, then justice, proper redress and “healing” would be possible within its borders. But such is not the case, and so these remedies must occur through the separate tribunals that have independently found Christian Canada guilty for its planned slaughter of Indian children and their nations. And these tribunals have also declared that, in the words of a June, 2014 Declaration, “A proven genocidal regime like Canada has lost its right to govern or to expect allegiance from its citizens.”
In short, a far reaching social revolution is the required response and just remedy decreed by the
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higher law: nothing less than a disestablishment of Canada, its churches and their sponsoring powers in London and Rome. Anything less than this step is neither remedy nor justice, under a system that continues to perpetrate the same genocidal crimes.
This report is not the place to enunciate every aspect of that revolution, except to note that unless the attitudes and guiding spirit that account for Canada’s normalized genocide are overcome and replaced with a new ethos and sense of nationhood, even the most fundamental political change will not alter the problem. The possibility of such an inward moral revolution is in the hands of ordinary Canadians.
That said, this report has specific conclusions and recommendations that flow from its findings and the requirements of International Law when it comes to Canada’s proven genocidal crimes.
1. The corporate entities known as Canada, the Crown of England, the Vatican and the Roman Catholic, Anglican and United Church of Canada, and their fiduciary officers and agents, are guilty of planning and executing the deliberate genocide of indigenous nations and their children, and of deliberately concealing that crime and obstructing justice. This offense constitutes a massive criminal conspiracy to wage an unrelenting war against humanity. The same corporate and human persons are also guilty of sustaining that genocide today through their policies and actions.
2. Accordingly, these corporate and human persons represent a clear and present danger to the peace, security and sovereignty of the world community and its children, as well as to the indigenous nations within Canada, and therefore must be regarded as rogue terrorist powers under the Law of Nations. These powers must be condemned, shunned and subjected to diplomatic and economic sanctions as a step towards their political and legal disestablishment.
3. Within Canada, all citizens and agents of any of these criminal powers are absolved and released from any allegiance, duty or obligation owed to them. The power of the Canadian state, its crown courts and the aforementioned churches to legally operate, tax and make laws is forever nullified.
Canadians must therefore not only refuse to pay taxes to or otherwise fund or cooperate with these
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institutions of church and state, but must actively disassociate themselves from them. To do so they must establish the political and legal framework for a new sovereign Republic that repudiates the genocidal policies and practices of Canada through the creation of common law courts and self- governing legislative assemblies.
4. Under such a new political and constitutional arrangement, the Republic will be capable and judicially competent to try, judge and enforce the verdicts brought against the genocidal bodies herein named, and thereby actively bring about the justice presently denied to Canada’s victims. Until then, the ITDC will continue to assist this process of political reclamation through its investigations and by helping to convene common law courts in Canada to adjudicate the crimes against humanity that continue to occur on Canadian soil.
5. Towards these ends, copies of this report and plan of action will be circulated widely to world leaders, the media and the general public. The report will also be submitted as evidence in upcoming common law court actions against Canada, its churches and their corporate allies and sponsors on behalf of those targeted by the Canadian genocide.
The ITDC wishes to thank all of the people who have assisted in preparing this report. May its evidence serve as a beacon and a reliable historic archive in the years to come, as the fate of all of the Disappeared of Canada is brought to light and avenged through the law and popular justice.
Respectfully submitted by the Executive Council of the International Tribunal for the Disappeared of Canada (ITDC)
March 1, 2016
Toronto and Brussels
disappearedofcanada@gmail.com
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