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Finding Cleo: How a CBC podcast solved the mystery of a missing Indigenous girl 

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Finding Cleo is part of the CBC podcast series Missing and Murdered - it follows a Cree family's search for their missing sister and attempts to uncover why she and her five siblings were taken into government care in the early 1970s. Cleopatra Semaganis Nicotine and her siblings, Johnny, Mark, Annette, April and Christine, were part of a wave of apprehensions of Indigenous children by child welfare authorities that has become known as the Sixties Scoop.
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@thismamasmslife6399
@thismamasmslife6399 5 лет назад
This simply breaks my heart. I will be teaching the Finding Cleo podcast to my grade 12 English class next semester. Thank you for sharing this video 🙏
@espinosaglennmark3422
@espinosaglennmark3422 5 лет назад
I just am against separation of siblings. It really brings sadness.
@joyce562
@joyce562 4 года назад
Thank you for teaching this. What a priceless thing to teach 12th graders empathy.
@bonelesschicken6189
@bonelesschicken6189 4 года назад
Ahhh we were told to make a podcast about this for our English class🥴
@SavannahVu1985
@SavannahVu1985 3 года назад
This has just shattered me. Cleo was so young but she was so smart and it’s absolutely disgusting and DEVASTATING that she was so HURT, missing her family, felt lost, felt so alone, let down, betrayed, frustrated, angry and confused. So much that she felt her only way was to end her life to escape all the hurt. This is a TRAGEDY that NEVER should have happened. My heart goes out to her and her poor family. I can’t even fathom how alone she must have felt....... completely shattered 😔😭
@4Mr.Crowley2
@4Mr.Crowley2 3 года назад
I am so enraged by how Cleo was treated - I also believe that she may have been murdered by the stepbrother and I doubt the police ever seriously investigated her extremely unusual method of suicide for a 13 year old girl. The stepbrother’s story is so so so sketchy.
@Mig-nr8hc
@Mig-nr8hc 3 года назад
At 13 years old .
@minoritykj
@minoritykj 3 года назад
@@4Mr.Crowley2 ugh…..I also had that suspicion about the stepbrother having some sort of involvement 😞
@ericcrowdog9208
@ericcrowdog9208 2 года назад
Ms Vu, I'm not shocked at all. This has been going on for a long time. Foreigners have more rights than us yet these same foreigners hate us and want to see us gone from land that belongs to us and no one else. Foreigners just can't break us and these people that came from other countries know it.
@pandastylearmy5938
@pandastylearmy5938 Год назад
What year were Indigenous peoples granted the right to file a human rights complaint? Executive Summary. On June 18, 2011, people affected by the Indian Act will have full access to Canadian human rights law for the first time in history.
@davvy69
@davvy69 4 года назад
This is the legacy of 'Indian adoption' in the United States and Canada
@williambledsoe5645
@williambledsoe5645 5 лет назад
This is horrible , this child wanted to be with her people. She should be laid to rest on the res. With her people. My Heart goes out to her family.
@manuelarodriguez5706
@manuelarodriguez5706 4 года назад
That's so sad
@beverleykorte6329
@beverleykorte6329 2 года назад
Sad🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💕
@dally5192
@dally5192 11 месяцев назад
​hi
@darceylewis1771
@darceylewis1771 4 года назад
I'm a 60's scoop adoptee. I also grew up ashamed of my own people, myself. I don't have an identity.
@franknberry333
@franknberry333 4 года назад
I'm sorry to hear that......you should be proud
@Adriana-vp1rm
@Adriana-vp1rm 3 года назад
Identity in Christ is for everybody.
@voiddz8980
@voiddz8980 3 года назад
@@Adriana-vp1rm amen
@Mig-nr8hc
@Mig-nr8hc 3 года назад
Same here .
@gerrycollins9829
@gerrycollins9829 3 года назад
@@Mig-nr8hc What was done to you was horrible I hope you can find your people and have a proper chance to tell your story over and over Then look at other survivors and realize how very brave and strong you are to have survived this horror
@joyce562
@joyce562 4 года назад
This is an excellent series as heartbreaking as it is. I am glad the family has the answers they were searching for. Great work, excellent investigative reporting. I hope the family finds some peace and healing.
@777Nona
@777Nona 5 лет назад
Just happy you found out the truth instead of wondering what happened 😭
@GottaWannaDance
@GottaWannaDance 4 года назад
Finally, after 4 decades of wondering what happened.
@tamarahbernixe
@tamarahbernixe 2 года назад
Yes I can't believe the adopted parents didn't tell them! I'm sure they didn't even know who her family was because the goverment hid evidence of what they were involved in.
@jayecee5557
@jayecee5557 5 лет назад
I’m glad you found her!!
@gailpaul9257
@gailpaul9257 4 года назад
Breaks my heart, my Brother has been missing since 2012.
@blondegypsy8525
@blondegypsy8525 4 года назад
Gail Paul So sorry. Prayers to you.
@Queenslayer149
@Queenslayer149 4 года назад
Wow ! No answers yet? Praying for your family ?
@makaylakelly6949
@makaylakelly6949 4 года назад
You’re in my thoughts and prayers
@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts
@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts 3 года назад
I wish the best for you
@angelawierda760
@angelawierda760 3 года назад
Hugs around your heart Gail😪...🙏🧡🙏
@kristenb180
@kristenb180 4 года назад
😭😭😭.My daughter struggles with depression and suicidal ideation I can’t imagine their pain to lose her twice.
@christellehoareau5303
@christellehoareau5303 3 года назад
Shame on the Canadian government!
@WindTurbineSyndrome
@WindTurbineSyndrome 3 года назад
Residential schools also destroyed the indigenous people.
@mndyD9
@mndyD9 2 года назад
This is so sad but it also makes me mad that this happened to begin with and that the government said it was a “success”. I’m glad her family and sister got this opportunity at the very least
@tessthemess4614
@tessthemess4614 3 года назад
This is heartbreaking! I have tried to type a comment but no words. Devastating!
@TSC-hr7ir
@TSC-hr7ir 3 года назад
R.I.P. CLEO YOU ARE WITH THE ANCESTORS
@nbitsme1629
@nbitsme1629 3 года назад
they had books with pictures of indigenous kids so these white families could just pick a kid out of a catalog like its a sears catalog and you're picking out curtains that's beyond sick. They been looking after their kids way before the white man came along they had generation after generation so obviously they were doing something right everywhere the white man settle the way they lived had to be the standard for everyone like they were the end all be all, but all they left in their wake was bloodshed, tears, pain, split families, disease, and a whole lot more I can go on for days
@kirasussane1556
@kirasussane1556 3 года назад
I remember listening to this podcast and getting goosebumps is just heartbreaking.
@m1k3fx
@m1k3fx 4 года назад
its called "The 60's scoop" it happened all the way thru the 70's too, it happened to my family members, they were taken when they were small and adopted out to families in the U.S. They eventually made there way back home to Canada but 1 was incarcerated in the US and spent most of his life in prison.
@Mig-nr8hc
@Mig-nr8hc 3 года назад
I wonder if I qualify for this 60 scoop , I was taken from my family and moved to Maine but idk if I went through the adoption system I didn’t because I used my own name but with the welfare system?
@m1k3fx
@m1k3fx 3 года назад
@@Mig-nr8hc lots of native kids were "sold" to families during that time
@Mig-nr8hc
@Mig-nr8hc 3 года назад
Look I’m 60 years old , I lived in Maine for 4 years , I was taken away from my mom but idk if I was in the system, just remember waking up in a car at nighttime. I applied for it , there reviewing it but idk if I’ll get anything because maybe I wasn’t in the system and I wasn’t adopted and the woman I stayed with wasn’t a foster mother idk but will see, I came back to my family at the age of 14 and I was 8 or 9 years old when I left my family ...I lost a lot of my native tongue .
@LDuke-pc7kq
@LDuke-pc7kq 3 года назад
Has there been any successful class action lawsuits against these agencies? This is cultural genocide and evil beyond words.
@Mig-nr8hc
@Mig-nr8hc 3 года назад
@@LDuke-pc7kq yes ..u wouldn’t believe what’s going on today ..just recently they had found 215 bodies in a residential school and BELIVE to be children and babies ….your right it’s evil !
@johnlindahl6917
@johnlindahl6917 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing these stories. The past can help the future.
@naomiwilson6551
@naomiwilson6551 5 лет назад
omg I feel so sad for your loss The mcfd tried to take all my kids away too! you know it almost felt like it was the second time , especially when I hear that I wasn't the only one!
@angelika_munkastrap4634
@angelika_munkastrap4634 4 года назад
ALL you kids? Did they give a reason?
@t.l.1610
@t.l.1610 3 года назад
@@angelika_munkastrap4634 There often was no reason. Or made up reasons - it was an extended part of “assimilation”. Forced boarding schools (concentration camps for kids really) in 1940’s-60’s, when that became to hot publicly, they moved to these legalized abductions. Some tribes in the US had 2/3’s of their children removed, often with no reason. The term for the “adoptions” is “sixties scoop”. When you start looking into the modern history of US/Canadian gov. relations with 1st Nations people, it’s appalling beyond comprehension. Essentially it’s been an ongoing genocide (which is the correct term since attempting to destroy cultural identity is a type of genocide).
@59Alaskan
@59Alaskan 2 года назад
@@t.l.1610 horrific!
@ellanina801
@ellanina801 Год назад
Colonialists see children (especially BIPOC) as subhuman/property. They still do it now, it’s just a different structure.
@christiegibson4069
@christiegibson4069 3 года назад
I am so sorry for your loss . Im glad that you are healing through this pain. The government was so wrong on all levels. There is a special place in my heart for you and your people. I have a grandson that was taken from us by the government. All though we are white. That doesn't matter what matter's is they take children out of the lives of the REAL FAMILIES. It is sick and unforgiving. Its it something I had to give to GOD because it has been to much to bear. I'm praying that he's safe and loved that's all that I'm able to do at this time. I'm glad you found your sister. May God be with you forever and always.
@Pantomath.
@Pantomath. 4 года назад
Thank your for posting this. 👨‍👩‍👧 Family is precious. Glad they reconnected, even though Cleo had passed.
@rclrocks
@rclrocks Год назад
I just listened to the podcast and this was so heartbreaking. I'm so sorry to hear what happened to this family and so many others. CLeo sounds like a wonderful girl who just wanted to go home. She has brought loved ones together thru their search for her which is a positive out of this tragic story.
@sarahbarr4667
@sarahbarr4667 Год назад
I literally cried during this video anyways the point is day schools back in 1800s are wrong
@corinethom2741
@corinethom2741 3 года назад
Breaks my heart sorry for your 🥺 sending love and prayers your way 🙏🏽♥️
@triciaapplewhite4939
@triciaapplewhite4939 3 года назад
Now seeing these videos.... Omg what is wrong with mankind... This is sickening and heart breaking.
@rvpstudioscanada3991
@rvpstudioscanada3991 4 года назад
I *still* don't understand *WHY* she was taken away from her grandmother. Can someone *please explain???*
@legzfalloffgirl5148
@legzfalloffgirl5148 4 года назад
It's part of what's called the 60s Scoop. They took countless youth from loving homes and adopted them out to white families. Here's another documentary if you want to know more ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m2Cen4GyFjE.html
@meraaleta3750
@meraaleta3750 3 года назад
The Sixties scoop was part of the Canadian government’s assimilatory agenda towards Indigenous persons and peoples. The idea was to take the “Indian out of the child” (Sir John A. Macdonald). This is an agenda which persists to this day. There are currently more Indigenous children in the care of child protective services than there were children enrolled in residential schools at the height of the residential school era. There have been small steps forward, such as the creation of some Indigenous-led child protective service agencies. These agencies have been grossly underfunded, and the government still does utterly shocking and wrong things such as stalling the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal case filed by the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society on multiple occasions, including after the decision was handed down (in favour of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society), filing an appeal to the decision just weeks before the most recent national election. This is particularly disgusting when you consider that the government in power at the time (the Liberals) ran on ensuring that Indigenous rights would be upheld. The Conservatives have also been part of the problem: when the case was first filed they argued that it should be dismissed as Indigenous child protective services were not covered under the Canadian Human Rights code, due to their being Indigenous, essentially saying that Indigenous persons are not worthy of human rights, despite Indigenous rights being explicitly covered in the Canadian Charter if Rights and Freedoms. This is just one example of the structural discrimination and racism that exists in Canada currently.
@veronicahaney6005
@veronicahaney6005 3 года назад
For the same reason the U.S. Government pumped drugs in black communities in the 1960s.
@melissathomas1138
@melissathomas1138 4 года назад
Awe so sad, my heart breaks for this family.....
@Lizeth9.9
@Lizeth9.9 4 года назад
That is so wrong from the government! It is sad how not only they took away their lands and customs, but they when ahead and took their children too?!!! People in USA should learn that this people are the originals owners and Americans of USA! They are the TRUE FOUNDER FATHERS OF USA and should be part of the history books 😡 My respects for the founders of this land.
@taylorjohnson4943
@taylorjohnson4943 3 года назад
It's even worse when they take children when there very young they steal there identity
@richardg4095
@richardg4095 Год назад
Oh my goodness this has mixed emotions! So happy Cleo's sister her awnsers, but I am truly sorry for loss. My name is Judy from Washington State. Sending you hugs 🤗🤗❣️
@tamarahbernixe
@tamarahbernixe 2 года назад
Thus poor baby! God bless your soul baby girl I'm so sorry for what you went through in this life.
@Mig-nr8hc
@Mig-nr8hc 3 года назад
U do beautiful work , Christine !
@bikinggal1
@bikinggal1 4 года назад
Far too many stories like this. Heart breaking.
@marciacrosby6170
@marciacrosby6170 4 года назад
That business of feeling ashamed of your own people has also been true for those who grew up in religions that separated us from our larger families--as in Jehovah's Witnesses. What a sick country Canada has been and continues to be to this day. I am so glad they found her. I don't look forward to the whole podcast series, but am compelled to. Such important work Thank you.
@yankeeroses3572
@yankeeroses3572 3 года назад
Do tell how Jehovah’s Witnesses have anything to do with this ? How do we separate people from families ? You lie and mislead others ! We don’t do that. If anything, we bring people of all kinds together. We are people from all over the world ! Don’t say something you know nothing of and make others wonder and doubt !
@gypsynovus
@gypsynovus 4 года назад
What happened to her mother that the child ended up w/grandmother?
@cherylynnstiffarm6097
@cherylynnstiffarm6097 3 года назад
Why is that important for you?
@gypsynovus
@gypsynovus 3 года назад
Case study.
@carolritchie1122
@carolritchie1122 3 года назад
@@cherylynnstiffarm6097 It is important to understand, if there was just cause, personal safety, neglect. Perhaps the grandmother could not care for them all, but it could have been stated in the documentary. Also what this documentary did not address was the reasoning behind the suicide, if it was known. My first partner was a 60s scoop child, and he had attachment issues, from being removed from his mother at age 3, along with his 3 brothers. The reason he was removed was there were multiple violent occurrences at their home. It helps to understand, socially, why some children were removed from their homes. If there were enough Indigenous families that would foster them on the reserve, then that would have been a better solution than removing the children from their culture.
@robertklotz9319
@robertklotz9319 4 года назад
"Social Services" or "Inhuman Aggressions against indigenous peoples".
@didysparvier1919
@didysparvier1919 3 года назад
So sad :( brakes my heart so much.
@annie_xo
@annie_xo 4 года назад
Why were all these children taken by social services and adopted in the first place? Genuinely asking, I’m not from the US/Canada and don’t know anything about these issues
@collinsashley1990
@collinsashley1990 4 года назад
The government gives money to child/social services for adopting kids out. Its a business. And its linked to paedophilia. They say most kids that end up in foster care are sexually abused and by the time they are 18 most end up homeless. As a result they go "missing" and are thought to be swept into the human trafficking epidemic.
@collinsashley1990
@collinsashley1990 4 года назад
In the US child service workers have been caught lying about the reason they chose to take the children away from their parents. They recieve bonuses the more children they can adopt out
@bgch1696
@bgch1696 4 года назад
this should help you understand ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5p9rqqJmDaQ.html copy n paste
@legzfalloffgirl5148
@legzfalloffgirl5148 4 года назад
It's part of what's called the 60s Scoop. They took countless youth from loving homes and adopted them out to white families. Here's another documentary if you want to know more ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m2Cen4GyFjE.html
@linnetmbotto7212
@linnetmbotto7212 3 года назад
For Assimilation
@claudiasangwais1129
@claudiasangwais1129 3 года назад
Heartbreaking 💔 there's nothing else that will be satisfying to know some type of compensation is made to her biological parents brothers sisters and community 💔💙 these children didn't have to live needless deaths
@Tamara-id1pe
@Tamara-id1pe 2 месяца назад
“I was afraid of my own people for a long time, and I was ashamed of my own people for a long time” God that is awful 😢
@gerrycollins9829
@gerrycollins9829 3 года назад
How could my country do this to so many innocent children for so long Thousands of care givers along the decades must have seen the harm this was doing to the children. How could my beloved Canada be so cruel for so long??? To survivors, I SEE YOU I HEAR YOU I BELIEVE YOU and I am so very very sorry for the harm this has caused you
@kariay50
@kariay50 2 года назад
Heartbreaking in every way 💔. Hope the sister was able to have some closure💗
@janetrichert5110
@janetrichert5110 4 года назад
Thank the government for this tragedy
@lunanina20
@lunanina20 3 года назад
@@SL-yt7qq these people ended up becoming alcoholics after centuries of being abused and being ripped apart from their families, go do some research on residential schools please, and don't ever say something like this ignorant comment again!!!!
@SL-yt7qq
@SL-yt7qq 3 года назад
@@lunanina20 yep, it was an ignorant comment.
@amberkovach5937
@amberkovach5937 3 года назад
This is disgusting and it makes me cry. Those poor babies.
@KaliGotBody
@KaliGotBody 3 года назад
Heartbreaking
@beverleykorte6329
@beverleykorte6329 2 года назад
My blessings to the family and friends 💕💕💕💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💞
@vixenmmh
@vixenmmh 2 года назад
So sad. But im glad her family has the truth and closure finally.
@bonnie3937
@bonnie3937 Год назад
God bless Cleo and her family.
@cheyenemariecole3006
@cheyenemariecole3006 3 года назад
My condolences 🙏💔❤✊✨❤
@cassiefriedman8685
@cassiefriedman8685 2 года назад
RIP SWEET BABY🙏
@Thundersnowy
@Thundersnowy 2 года назад
Absolutely heart wrenching. Beautiful beautiful girl. What have we done? Tho my son's are members of the Cherokee tribe, I am ashamed of the arrogance and lack of compassion running through my white ancestors' veins.
@Iworkwithnitwits
@Iworkwithnitwits 3 года назад
Did not say why children were taken away from mother. why couldn't an aunt/uncle/grandmother take in the kids to keep them together? Why was there an automatic adoption? Couldn't social services work with the mother to turn her life around?
@lunanina20
@lunanina20 3 года назад
I wish the mother, family and children really were in their best interest, but they just don't care!!!!! They have been taking children away from their mother and family for centuries....
@ciaputter7462
@ciaputter7462 2 года назад
This is exactly why it’s so important for social workers to understand different cultures. CPS has zero accountability to realize that the way that middle class social worker lives isn’t the way other cultures live. Many times social workers remove kids because they disagree with the way the kids are raised based on perception of what life “should” be
@cassiefriedman1446
@cassiefriedman1446 Год назад
RIP SWEET ANGEL 🙏
@darceylewis1771
@darceylewis1771 4 года назад
Sad 😢
@suealdridge2882
@suealdridge2882 4 года назад
Why aren’t these children being monitored in these families some could be great but there have to be some that have other motives which is evil. Government to blame?
@4Mr.Crowley2
@4Mr.Crowley2 3 года назад
Yes! Cleo was murdered IMO. I am very suspicious of the stepbrother’s frankly preposterous story about why his jacket was soaking wet and that he had heard a gun shot in Cleo’s room (she apparently loaded the handgun used by the father and brother to suddenly shoot herself?! Very fishy!) but thought all was okay until he ran out to meet his mommy in the driveway before she could enter the house to warn her that “Cleo was doing something...” ugh. She was murdered!!! And failed again by authorities!
@lovenevergivesup3145
@lovenevergivesup3145 3 года назад
Its very sad,shame I saw a video of an Ethiopian child who crochets and all I picked up from him was his want maybe to be home ,he was chrocheting to support" poor Ethiopians "he said something to this effect, he seems almost nervous in behavior or desperate, I can't image how horrible such an experience must be to go through,sometimes people " good "motives turn out to be so terrible, money is not a solution to problems if mothers/families could be supported to raise their own it would be better than adoption ,
@taylorjohnson4943
@taylorjohnson4943 3 года назад
So many broken family's and shame
@TheKittenbears
@TheKittenbears Год назад
This happened so much. Still haven't found my father's and uncles mother. My oldest uncle of my father Adopted from another family), hung himself because he was so sad as an adult.
@matthewmorrone883
@matthewmorrone883 2 года назад
Unbelieveable what the govnt is capable of. Lost for words. Im saddened by this story.
@carolepuleo1307
@carolepuleo1307 3 года назад
❤️🙏
@Happy_HIbiscus
@Happy_HIbiscus 5 лет назад
🌹😢
@lukeb8045
@lukeb8045 5 лет назад
Cleo like her siblings weren't separated from their birth mother, their mother voluntarily gave them up after years of neglect and abandonment. During those years there wasn't anyone from Lilian's family, aunts, uncles, grandparent or anyone from Little Pine who stepped up and took responsibility for those poor children. Connie Walker did a great job on this podcast and I hope she continues to tell these stories in a detailed and comprehensive way. We don't often get to hear these stories beyond the headlines and soundbites. I can understand Christine's perspective and feeling that she was robbed from the opportunity of growing up with her siblings and her biological mother, but it wasn't the Canadian government who abandoned her, it was Lilian first and foremost, and secondly Lilia's extended family who must have been aware but didn't step up. Johnny is really the only one in the podcast who was old enough to realize this.
@lukegervais6257
@lukegervais6257 4 года назад
Oh didnt realize you were there and knew them personally
@JosannaMonik
@JosannaMonik 4 года назад
Where did you get that information? Native children were taken by the government all the time, to be forced to go to residential schools, or often simply because they were poor and/or the white people didn't understand their customs.
@eeeh2329
@eeeh2329 4 года назад
You are too old and wrinkly to be this dumb sir.
@Fyyt
@Fyyt 4 года назад
Yeah bc that's how the natives survive for thousands of yrs by neglect and abandonment of their children. The European Whitman shows up and have destroyed this land in less than 150 yrs, sk back to you Europe you inbred fleabag!
@alexisk1659
@alexisk1659 4 года назад
Luke Gervais It was in the podcast series...
@sandraoss326
@sandraoss326 3 года назад
This is horrendous
@chipispowdercoatingcharles8444
@chipispowdercoatingcharles8444 3 года назад
It's so important for families to get along. Parents need to stay together because once the bio father is detached anything can happen.and that's not to put blame on the mother no it's on the father. So men strongly consider to lead your family as a disciple of Christ and keep your family close
@arfathkhan578
@arfathkhan578 3 года назад
USA🇺🇸, CANADA🇨🇦, SOUTH AFRICA🇿🇦, AUSTRALIA🇳🇿 AND NOW PALESTINE🇵🇸 & Xinjiang🏳! Apart from supporting these first nations indigenous people, Please stand with those indigenious who are being colonised and oppressed today!
@TrishC5280
@TrishC5280 5 месяцев назад
💔💔💔
@Septentria
@Septentria 4 месяца назад
So sad
@trina2021
@trina2021 2 года назад
When I saw chloe picture she looks like my picture when I was a kid. But Im saddened that they lost them.
@user-wm1mx5rq9s
@user-wm1mx5rq9s Год назад
💔
@viciousqueen5096
@viciousqueen5096 3 года назад
and still their voices aren't heard..
@LDuke-pc7kq
@LDuke-pc7kq 3 года назад
Pure Evil !! Why the hell were they allowed to steal children with no repercussions and prosecution ?!
@beverlykorte8581
@beverlykorte8581 3 года назад
🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
@cutestpuppy6419
@cutestpuppy6419 6 лет назад
Hi
@jeppesrensen9606
@jeppesrensen9606 6 лет назад
what up dawg?
@sassycassy6334
@sassycassy6334 5 лет назад
LOL
@simplyapumpkin1365
@simplyapumpkin1365 5 лет назад
lol
@780-adrii
@780-adrii Год назад
This happens all over turtle island to our indigenous peoples , I just wish everyone had the opportunity to see that our people are targeted the most here..
@franbengal
@franbengal Год назад
I’m talking about you btw. You’re begging for pity 😊
@franbengal
@franbengal Год назад
cry for pity no cap
@franbengal
@franbengal Год назад
I speak 100% facts
@djmarz9932
@djmarz9932 Год назад
@@franbengal poor troll begging for attention 😄
@franbengal
@franbengal Год назад
@@djmarz9932 Didn’t ask. Plus ratio kid
@bodyzoasispersonaltraining9186
Colonization never stops
@shawneevee7490
@shawneevee7490 3 года назад
Poor child. My heart aches for her. I’m so ashamed of this legacy.
@Septentria
@Septentria 4 месяца назад
AIM, what a scandalous history
@salenagibson7883
@salenagibson7883 4 года назад
Precious face. Heartbreaking story long before she was taken. Shocking and disgusting.
@matthewmann8969
@matthewmann8969 5 лет назад
Many look like Metis rather then Inuits And First Nations.
@deannawaldo6430
@deannawaldo6430 2 года назад
I did not realize some of the History of my own government doings to humans and to people its saddens me the very people we are suppose to trust are those who cause use the most harm we vote these people in thinking they have are lives in the best interest and soon find out that is not always the case . I pray that one day this will change that we all get what we were promised . People who care who treat use all as we are Humans and the spirits god has made use . I can't imagine how it feels to be just taken from your family your roots from your homes . Its wrong and we as all people need to check are History long and hard with in are government to make sure these same people do not get a chance to make the same mistakes over and over again . I want to believe that as people most is the good that makes are world go round . But the more I look into the history I just see that the same mistakes are made over and over again . I 've been looking into the history of native wemon I see clearly there is a problem and we need as wemon every were to make sure we protect one another . So many young girls just gone just missing well people don't vanish bad takes them and unless we find the bad and change it more young wemon will be in danger . Its up setting I do believe that this can stop we all can do something about it . There is drugs achocial and bad every were . Just because someone has a addiction dose not mean they are not worthy of good lives or life at all . No one has the right to harm any one . I think about my children and I think about how mothers on the reservations must feel . I think in the world we are made to live in right now its scary we are all at risk from child trafficking from are kids being victims and are family's not being safe . In are foster care system we have millions of missing children and no one is looking for them . We have people suffering every day and I see these family's going to the end of earth and time searching for just a answer to were there loved ones are . As a mother its a tear for each family who don't know . I'm a soul that believes we can change it but we as people as the good in this world have to fight for are rights to live with safety and for are kids to be safe . For the native Americans that I have as friends and family I have learned lots the bond between them is stronger then most ethnic groups The good with in community's and the family's will stand strong as one to save there people . I don't know what would make any person let alone a government appointed person by we the people think they have the right to ignore the missing wemon and young girls but not on my life my time or my heart My voice will be loud it will be proud and it will make sure we as people have justice and the trafficked young children in are world we will protect them . In these community's we need to start by education for all and we need to build a work force for these young wemon instead of sending are jobs other places . We need to show are young wemon we are much more . If in these comnmuitys there is out lets for the young children to succeed and have jobs and homes . They don't have the right to run use down because we have been left behind . These young wemon need to have outlets that make it so they are not put in harms way . To me I think of a reservation as being a town a place that should have all the equal value of any community . I think its like every were right now you get people who get power over those who they want to weeken and we as wemon need to step up and say enough we will fight back to save are young and are futures for are children . God bless I will keep speaking out to make sure those who are missing are being found and that it stops . And to the family's searching you are one voice of every family looking for the lost . They are some were as people we will find them we won't stop ever .
@rdbjrseattle
@rdbjrseattle 3 года назад
Christmas can be so sad ..... so it was in 1978.
@vickyhenderson22669
@vickyhenderson22669 4 года назад
They seem to by their own people?
@katydidmelanson3609
@katydidmelanson3609 5 месяцев назад
To the government of that time.
@bodyzoasispersonaltraining9186
Hmm. Why she took her own life ?
@Adriana-vp1rm
@Adriana-vp1rm 3 года назад
Adoption of a different kind is not ok. Should be illegal in fact.
@shandiinboren2243
@shandiinboren2243 4 года назад
🤮🤑
@georgitaylor2922
@georgitaylor2922 3 года назад
Rights How can we talk about equality when ALL women NOT only indiginius are disrespect on a daily basis for 50+yrs & no diff today but on surfacees only From all country and our Cdn all 3levels of government to every board room dusrespect is almost high 5’d by men in these positions! When they put down a supposedly equal woman on same board! Is tolerated n meeting goes on! Why? Yes even seen by myself @Wpg city Hall etc. A problem we talk as if it has been resolved & it has not!! This is even obvious In my own senior 55+ housing - as I & other women on board witnessed in silence bulling from the men on the board who see this inappropriate treatment from mgmnt & their employee A disrespect in board room is unacceptable by other board members but from Mgmnt too?! So HOW can we expect any respect to be given to ALL women nevermind expect it to our aboriginal women who have had the worst of it for 50+ yrs is not ok but tolerated and is a serious “women” ‘females’ our ‘girls’ mothers sisters n daughters !
@reginalittle2715
@reginalittle2715 3 года назад
Sad this 🌎 full of evil doing. 😪😪
@gerrywood3584
@gerrywood3584 2 года назад
This is your land
@yvettegrant3335
@yvettegrant3335 3 года назад
I knew someone whom was to be adopted in a white family,but returned back to the birth family Wich really didn't want the child. The outcome was disastrous in so many ways,all white families aren't bad ,A life was destroyed.
@gerrywood3584
@gerrywood3584 2 года назад
Shame on Canada
@carolinebrennan3864
@carolinebrennan3864 3 года назад
Disgusting.
@grabacactus5709
@grabacactus5709 8 месяцев назад
wtf
@mightyea
@mightyea 2 года назад
Jews participated in this program too!
@epizzle9232
@epizzle9232 5 лет назад
Why were the mothers okay with giving up their children for adoption? Were they on drugs or neglectful? I don’t understand how they’re not explaining this right off the bat
@joyce562
@joyce562 4 года назад
Before you judge anyone listen to the podcast. What happened to the Mothers is just as tragic as what happened to their children. The Canadian Government owes these mothers and their children far more than can ever be repaid.
@hotkebab3317
@hotkebab3317 4 года назад
No the children were taken away against the will of the mothers!
@The_real_regina_phalange
@The_real_regina_phalange 4 года назад
From what I remember, she said she didn't understand the process, sounds like she didn't have the proper advocate to walk her thru the process. She thought she was going to get them back; it was all lost in translation. She should have had an interpreter/translator to explain.
@Adriana-vp1rm
@Adriana-vp1rm 3 года назад
Oh no. Suicide is a grave sin. Never do it.
@ohsuzeyq_
@ohsuzeyq_ 3 месяца назад
Quiet
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