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Beating the Odds and Making a Difference
By Kevin Annett on March 3, 2016
This book is the ultimate David and Goliath saga. It is written with passion and eloquence both as an autobiography and an historical account of the movement that forced the truth of Genocide in Canada into the light of day. The author was an insider in one of the churches that ran the infamous and lethal Indian residential schools where, by the Canadian government's own admission, thousands of children died. (New York Times, June 3, 2015) His expulsion from that body after surfacing stories by survivors of the local residential schools led him to document and make public the hard evidence of crimes in the schools: an account which has just been published in a separate Amazon title, "Murder by Decree: The Crime of Genocide in Canada". Against all the odds, the author was able to finally force Canada to admit some of its wrongdoing and even issue a formal "apology" for the residential school malfeasance. The real power of "Unrelenting" lies not only in its authenticity but how it allows the reader to share the deeply personal and spiritual transformation the author underwent during his long and lonely twenty year struggle in the face of enormous loss and persecution. This book is a masterful and inspiring example of how truth can ultimately triumph against enormous odds, and how one man can indeed make a difference.
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The Queen, The Kamloops Kidnapping & The Christian Death Camps
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 9, 2017
The story of William Coombes is described in this book. Coombes survived the residential schools system in Canada that killed &/or "disappeared" at least 50 000 children from the late 1880's. Not even the Nazi's targeted children directly & it's no coincidence that the phrase "The Final Solution" was coined not by the Germans of the 30's but by Canadians seeking to resolve what they called "The Indian Problem". Christian Death Camps for Aboriginal Indian kids were the chosen method of resolving "The Indian Problem". These schools never sought to educate, they sought to annihilate. The plan was to Genocide not educate, in other words.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 9, 2017
William Coombes was resident at Kamloops & Mission Indian residential school (Christian Death Camp) in Kamloops, British Columbia in Canada in 1964 when his school was visited by the Queen & Prince Phillip. Coombes claims that after taking the kids on a "picnic" down to Dead Mans Creek, ten of his classmates were separated from the group & taken away by the Queen & Prince Philip. None of these children were ever seen again & none of them ever returned from wherever the queen of England took them...
Anyone doubting that these complaints of kidnapping come directly from Willim Coombes himself & were not in fact personally invented by Kevin Annett, who is regularly accused on the internet of being a "fantasist" despite the findings of the Canadian TRC that vindicate him entirely, simply google the words William Coombes Alternative Narrative to see a short video clip of Coombes claiming to camera that kids went missing when the Queen of England visited his school. You could also watch the youtube documentary Unrepentent about the Canadian Genocide of Children.
As Canada's Head of State as well as Head of the Anglican Church, the Queen of England Elizabeth II is deeply culpable for the crimes committed at the Indian residential schools which are now accepted as genocide following the Canadian Truth & Reconciliation Commmissions findings of 2016. The Queen personally oversaw a period through which thousands if children died or disappeared from these schools. These schools were operating throughout her reign & under her stewardship up until the 1996.
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