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The government has tortured its citizens in the past and is covering up that torture in the present. It sounds like a Royal Commission or similarly significant

• gtcode 9y ago
  Wasn't there also a conspiracy in Portage La Prairie whereby the government secretly dumped chemicals on its citizens, as part of some experiment?
  • gtcode 9y ago
    For context, that is where my mother is from, I believe she was there during those experiments. Also, my ancestor AM who was PM briefly
• wallace_f 9y ago
  Quite a few things are a bigger deal than this, but get no attention. For example, the same could be said for our government-funded genocide of Native Americans. I don't know why the denial is allowed to persist.[1] In Germany holocaust-denial can land you prison time. America has the only remaining legitimate government in the world that committed an attempted genocide against its people. 1 - www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-madley-california-genocide-20160522-snap-story.html
  • jhiska 9y ago
    Germany lost the war. Although it's not true that the victors always write the history. There are cases where the defeated write books detailing all the injustices committed against them and it gets picked up centuries later after the tides of power have changed again, or so much time has passed that everyone involved is safe or dead -- I guess one can say that's how you know about the Native American version of American history and can talk about it safely. Want an interesting thought? What in the horrors of hell is being done to Middle-Easterners?
  • pc86 9y ago
    > Between 1846 and 1870 I don't think anyone in the current government had any role in Indian genocide.