HISTORIC BREAKING NEWS - CHILDS REMAINS FOUND AT INDIAN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL, ONTARIO, CANADA

“Historic Breaking News: A Child’s Remains and other bones have been identified at Canada’s oldest Indian residential school  in Brantford, Ontario – please spread:

An International Media Release from the Mohawk Nation and The International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS) – November 29, 2011 

A Child’s Remains and other bones have been identified at Canada’s oldest Indian residential school

in Brantford, Ontario:
 
A Statement from the
Kanien’keha’:ka Nation of the Grand River

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLEcnBy6V6M
 
Archaeological surveys
and test digs authorized by we, elders of the Kanien’keha:ka Nation,
have been conducted at the former Mohawk Institute Indian residential school
since October 1.
 
This past week, while on
the grounds of the school, our researchers along with Kevin Annett
-Rawennatshani, who acts with our approval, have unearthed what has been
described as human remains.  One bone among sixteen uncovered has been
identified, through preliminary visual examination by a competent archaeologist,
as that of a young child. This bone sample is described by the same
archaeologist as “definitely human”.
 
A test dig in a twenty
square foot area on grounds adjoining the former Mohawk Institute have revealed
a considerable number of bones, as well as buttons which have been confirmed to
be part of the children’s school uniforms. Large deposits of coal were also
found associated with these remains, all at a depth of barely two feet. Several
of the bones have also been cut up, suggesting that the bodies may have been
deliberately dismembered, while other bones were broken.
 
We declare the area on and near the former
Mohawk Institute to be a crime site under our jurisdiction, and we will not
allow representatives of the Crown or Church of England, or the government of
Canada, access to these excavations because of their complicity in this crime.
 
These institutions have consistently refused to
disclose the evidence they possess regarding the Mohawk Institute and the
deaths of children under their legal care, and therefore, we are proceeding to
charge these bodies with crimes against humanity in international courts of
justice, based in part on the forensic evidence we have uncovered.
 
We now call upon our community and the world to
rally behind our efforts to bring recognition to the remains of children buried
on the Mohawk Institute grounds, and our work to excavate this site. Prior to
any possible repatriation of these remains, and because these remains may
include children from other indigenous nations, we look to those nations to
participate with us in this work and welcome their input, and we urge them to
begin their own excavation.”

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