PJB PJB:
I guess the laws defend the lawbreakers and no one else.
Given the Crown's record of dealing with natives and native issues over the last 30 or 40 decades that there aren't a few Canadians who might think that this group of Indians might indeed have a point.
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Members of Peguis First Nation in Manitoba have accepted a historic land claim settlement worth $126 million after a weekend referendum. ...
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Band members were evicted from the Selkirk-area land in 1907. Four years later, a provincial commission ruled the move invalid. But federal officials insisted that the Peguis relocate to what was largely swampland along Lake Winnipeg.
Evict them, re-locate them, promise them something then steal it back...
You know I'm a little ashamed at the state of my people these days, but if I were white I'd be a little more ashamed that white people made promises that we never intended to keep, and that the white people offered their word to people and then gave them swampland.
But actually the $126 million is rewarding those who were harmed in this situation.
Perhaps you should trace who's families benefited from these illegalities that today cost taxpayers millions and millions and get it out of them.
But of course you won't. Most of you'll just keep blaming the Indians.
There are two sides of me, one that recognizes that most white folks are good, understanding and honest people.
The other side kind of relishes these little victories because they just don't hand out $126 million...that $126 million means legally we were right all along.
CKA Uber 
