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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2024 · 1H 23M

Michelle Stirling The Bitter Roots of Sugarcane

from Action4Canada Empower Hour · host action4canada

Michelle Stirling, author, researcher, columnist and blogger, joins Tanya Gaw to expose Native activists who are increasing their false narrative propaganda. Michelle discusses a new documentary, Sugarcane, that omits vital facts to turn two true stories into one big lie. It is a fake crime story that blood libels Canada, Canadians and Roman Catholics. In addition, Michelle will respond to Kimberly Murray, the special interlocutor who headed the federal probe on missing children and unmarked graves. Murray wants to bring in Indigenous law, ‘decolonize’ empathy and imprison ‘denialists’. Donate to A4C: https://action4canada.com/donate/ Watch the Nov. 27 Weekly News Update: Goodbye DEI, CRT, Pride; Toronto Police, U.S. Tariffs, Border Security & Canadian Sovereignty Issues https://rumble.com/v5tzyse-goodbye-dei-crt-pride-toronto-police-u.s.-tariffs-border-security-and-canad.html Weekly Newsletter: https://action4canada.com/empower-hour-michelle-stirling-bitter-roots-of-sugarcane-november-27-2024/ The Bitter Roots of Sugarcane Documentary https://rumble.com/v5i558i-the-bitter-roots-of-sugarcane.html Michelle Stirling’s Indepth Report https://michellestirlingg.substack.com/p/charge-kimberly-murray-for-hate-crimes Jamie Sarkonak: The Special Interlocutors Plan for Abolishing Canada https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jamie-sarkonak-the-special-interlocutors-plan-for-abolishing-canada Sign this A4C Petition for a Moratorium on Immigration https://action4canada.com/moratorium-on-immigration/ Murder and Woke Narrative https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/gunter-indigenous-female-murder-stats-clash-with-woke-narrative  

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