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Call for Public Inquiry?!

That would have been the sensible thing to do, as would be looking into the COVID mandates and protocols, the reporting based on race and gender, the "safe" injection supplies/sites, the open-border policies, the impacts of reduced or eliminated minimum sentencing, the speech police policies, and so on. Anyone with any sense would reflect on, examine, assess, analyze, and investigate the legitimacy of the decisions, actions, outcomes, and consequences associated with these issues.

One would expect that is a given; it is what the servants of the people- the elected officials- are tasked with and paid to do!

Mad times we are living in! Wake up Canada!

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GILAKAS'LA

A Royal Commission certainly would be a desirable approach to this issue, but in practicality, it is the Cadillac solution to a Volkswagen problem. The RCMP have jurisdiction over reserves and Indians and do not have to say, "may I" to perform their jobs. None of what we have encountered would have happened if their initial investigation had not been obstructed by Murray Sinclair and his Liberal sycophantic cronies. Obstruction of justice is a criminal offense, which in the interest of "Nation to Nation Indigenous Relationships" has been conveniently ignored. All that is needed is to simply allow the RCMP to do their job and this whole debacle could be solved in the time it would take to permit backhoes to perform excavations. Surely the notorious serial killer, Robert Pickton, must have went to his grave feeling aggrieved that he did not receive the same consideration as his indigenous neighbors.

It is often said that, "you cannot male a silk purse out of a sows ear" nor can you afford native indigenous bands nationhood status comparable to the country that supports them.

As the famous American jurist, Oliver Wendall Holmes once said, "Let justice prevail or the heavens fall".

MEEGWETCH

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