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A Condensed History of Canada’s Colonial Cops – The New Inquiry

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How the RCMP has secured the imperialist power of the north

Canada was only six years old as a nation-state when it established the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) in 1873. This original name for what would become the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mountain Police) outlined a colonial purpose, as the Northwest was not yet fully part of Canada at this time. The territory had been fraudulently purchased from the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) three years earlier and remained largely under the effective control of Indigenous nations such as the Métis, Cree, Anishinaabe, Dene, and Nakota.

Indigenous effective control ran contrary to all fraudulent claims to the territory by Canada, since the HBC had never purchased the land from Indigenous peoples in the first place in order to legitimately sell it to anyone — the Canadian/British military had to be sent to Red River (Winnipeg) in 1870 to remove the Métis-led provisional government that had been established there the year before.

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From The Holocaust to Hogan’s Heroes

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In 1949, Clary came to the United States to promote a record he had made. He wanted to see if he could benefit from the popularity of the famous French singer Edith Piaf, who toured the US after the war. He decided to stay in the States and discovered that in addition to his singing talent, he had a natural comedic talent as well.

Over the next decade and a half, he appeared in a large number of TV shows and movies. In 1965, he was offered the part of LeBeau, and he enjoyed making fun of the Germans.

When asked by fans about any similarities between his experience and that of the show, he told them that, while he did not want to take anything away from the experience of the POWs, there was a huge difference between a POW camp and the Holocaust.

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How the Ancients Cut Stone with Sound – Lost High Technology Explained

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How did the #AncientCivilisations cut and shape such intricate stonework like we see in #AncientEgypt? How were holes seemingly drilled through solid granite? How did the #Incas create walls with perfectly connecting blocks of stone? Did they use tra

ditional tools? Did they harness the power of the sun as I explained in a previous video? Or did they know the secrets of sound and this was a form of ancient high technology?

DEMOCIDE

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Facts About Democide

1. 49% of the democide deaths in Soviet Russia between 1917-1987 were caused due to the conditions of camps people were forced into. Just 5% of people were killed because of deportation.

2. Between 1900-1987, 46.6% of the deaths that have occurred in China can be attributed to democide. In comparison, 42.6% of the deaths in the time period are attributed to famine.

3. Ten different government regimes between 1900-1987 murdered 1,000,000 people or more, but less than 10 million people.

4. Rwanda joined the 1 million murder democide club in just 4 months of being in power.

5. The total number of people killed by democide since 1900: 242 million.

6. If all these bodies were laid head to toe, with the average height being 5′, then they would circle the Earth 10 times.

7. Communist China is believed to be responsible for over 76 million deaths between 1949-1987, which is 15 million more than the USSR era in Russia.

8. Between 1948-1987, North Korea is believed to have murdered 1.66 million people.

9. The Allied Powers are also on the democide list. The United Kingdom is believed to be responsible for 816,000 democide deaths since 1900.

10. 5 different regimes are believed to have killed more than 10 million people. Two of those regimes are based in China.

11. China also has a place in the top megamurderer lists and the centi-kilomurder lists as well, which when all totaled together means China has been responsible for about 1 in 3 democide deaths in the last century.

12. A vast majority of the incidents of democide from non-Communist governments occurred duing the years before and during World War II.

13. Between 1900-1920, Mexico was responsible for 1.4 million democide deaths.

14. In 4 years, Cambodia became the #8 ranked democidal government, killing 2.035 million citizens.

15. Turkey, Russia, and China all make the list of top governments responsible for democide on at least 2 occasions.

16. The Top 5 government entities that have killed people through demoide are responsible for over 219 million deaths.

17. During the years before and during World War II, Japan was responsible for 5.9 million deaths.

18. Vietnam has been responsible for 1.67 million deaths by democide from 1945-1987.

19. In the broad category of colonialism, it is estimated that 50 million people were killed in total by their governments or an opposing government regime.

According to information provided by Rummel, democide is the leading cause of non-natural death in the 20th century. It doesn’t have to be a direct action of murder to qualify under Rummel’s terminology. The British actions in shipping away food supplies from India to create an artificial famine and the Holocaust would both be considered instances of democide.

And this doesn’t take into consideration the countless millions who have been murdered by the US Government, both at home and abroad…in Iraq alone, the embargo during the Clinton administration was responsible for at least 250,000 women and children STARVING to death…

It is time for us to turn away from the religion of “State” and reach our potential as spiritual, not materialistic, beings…-Gary Williams #governmentisillegitimate #justsaynotogovernment

May be an image of one or more people and text that says ‘GOVERNMENT It killed 250 Million people last century… but please ee free to lecture me about owning irearms’

Japanese Ancient Forestry Technique Produces High-Grade Lumber

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ANCIENT HISTORY

Japan’s Ancient Forestry Technique Produces High-Grade Lumber With No Need to Chop Down Trees
The daisugi technique, like bonsai, is a forestry technique that involves heavily pruning the mother tree which allows narrow saplings to shoot upwards.

(TMU) – For people who reside in the West, few countries are as fascinating as Japan. With its unique and striking blend of modernity and ancient culture, natural beauty and urbanism, the country has long beguiled foreigners.

From its storied feudal traditions to its contemporary quirks, Japan is a nation that has been thoroughly romanticized and idealized in the Western imagination.

However, beyond the superficial and orientalist mythology about the so-called “Land of the Rising Sun,” Japan is a captivating and multifaceted culture quite unlike others.

It’s a diverse country where traditions dating back millennia stand strong while fads and trends come and go, and its cutting-edge technological development hasn’t stamped out the time-honored customs of the East Asian nation.

One well-known Japanese art form that has fascinated the West is bonsai, which is the technique of producing tiny trees that mimic the attributes of fully-grown trees. Yet bonsai trees are only the tip of the iceberg of Japanese horticultural and arbor mastery.

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