Report: "Nearly 100 churches across Canada have been torched or damaged after [anti-Catholic] activists lied"

blablarg18

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12951743/churches-Canada-burned-vandalized-indigenous-native-american.html

In 2021, horrific stories surfaced of 'mass graves' containing Native American children buried under Canadian residential schools

After excavations failed to find any bodies, some experts concluded that the mass graves were a hoax

Despite the debunking, almost 100 churches have been burned or vandalized in apparent revenge for the 'mass graves'

And so on, details & pics.

Article does not state who does it. That leaves us to guess. In Europe it would tend to be Muslims, for instance where France has suffered hundreds of church burnings; in USA it might be queer-atheist types?

blablarg18

Canada still burns churches.

https://thepostmillennial.com/68-year-old-man-arrested-torching-century-old-catholic-church-in-new-brunswick

Last Monday, emergency responders were called to reports of a fire at Saint-Simon Catholic Church, a wooden building that was more than 100 years old. The church was unoccupied at the time.

Authorities later determined that the fire was “intentionally set.” Police identified the man charged in connection with the fire as 68-year-old Gilles Mallet. The building was declared a total loss.

According to the Conservative Party, religious institutions across Canada have experienced a sharp increase in intentional fires over the past decade, with more than 100 churches burned or vandalized since 2020.

AI, asked to focus on arson, ranks worst countries of 2023-24.

2023

India - Manipur conflict: widely reported hundreds of churches destroyed or burned; exact count and classification vary.

Pakistan - At least 21–26 churches burned in Jaranwala in August 2023.

Canada - Part of Canada’s 24 confirmed arsons from May 2021 through December 2023; exact number difficult to determine

2024

Germany - 33 arson attacks against churches and other Christian sites, according to OIDAC.

Canada - Continuing cases within the broader total of 33 churches burned since May 2021; no reliable 2024-only count.

France - 14 church fires classified as criminal during the first nine months of 2024.

USA has church arsons, but not in Top 3 - yet.

When you add vandalism, is when numbers get into hundreds.

flashback to Morrissey, 2019. "Notre Dame, we know who tried to kill you"

Youtube Video

raphjd

@blablarg18

None of the Canadian churches accused of killing kids has been found to have any graves, as claimed.

I'd say that most church burnings in Canada are related to the lies about the churches murdering millions of kids, especially 1st nation kids.

Oddly, the UK turned the religious kids' homes into brothels. Cyril Smith (MP) & Jimmy Savile (TV personality) are 2 of the most famous ones to have free rein to diddle the kids.

This was by no means a catholic thing, but a widespread thing with kids' homes.

MrMazda

Being Canadian and close with a number of people who were at the forefront of some of the churches that have gone up, I can shed a little inside light on what's going on here.

The timing of the alleged mass graves found at the old residential schools is merely a coincidence. In reality, what this has to do with is the more recent (in the last few years) surge in Muslims who have been taken into the country, all without any vetting process whatsoever.

There were one or two in the beginning of the spree where there were ties to the residential schools, but the bigger part of the problem is that there are a LOT of "New Canadians" with Muslim heritage who are taking a stand on all things Christian, particularly Catholic, as that is what the majority of our country who does have any religious background consists of. It also has to do with the fact that going back in history, most things like schools, healthcare, and many other vital services were all run by the Catholic church long before we got to the non-denominational state that we're in now and the Catholic church started to step back from vital services.

Sadly, this is what happens when you take in large numbers of people who hold beliefs like the belief that there must be death to infidel. I really wish that I could say that this is the acts of a few in the community making the rest of the population look bad, but the sad reality is that this is actually the views of the majority in this particular situation.

What's worse is that the Canadian MSM will not discuss such things and will not point out that nearly ALL of these fires have been tied to Muslim activists. I can only assume that this is because our elected officials are trying to silently erase Canada and our history as we know it, and instead install a "new world order" where the "old stock Canadians" will more or less get erased from society and erased from history. It's been happening in slow stages over the last while now, but only in more recent times has the whole thing started to become crystal clear.

For example, if you look at statistics, it wasn't all that long ago that we used to keep track of things like the ethnicity of violent criminals for statistical purposes. That is, of course, until a pattern started to become well known that the majority of violent criminals are NOT white, at which point, our government under Trudeau decided that it was "racist" to keep such statistics, so we stopped keeping track. Simply put, anything that does not look good to the narrative that the current regime wants to push gets branded as "racist" and gets silently erased. By the same token, anything that looks bad for white people, or that can be used to further push the narrative that only white people are bad gets plastered all over the MSM so fast that it's not even funny.

What's worse is that a lot of the fires only came to light when things like videos of the fires themselves began to surface and circulate online through things like social media platforms, which put the government into a position where they could no longer deny it or otherwise just ignore the problem. Many of the details that are known to people who have ties to the churches have conveniently been omitted, and the few publications that do actually happen are not only very censored, but attempt to seriously downplay the situation.

Also, if memory serves me correctly, there's far more than 100 churches that have gone up in flames, most of which have been very old, and many of which dated back to before the days of confederation.... So it's very clear even for anyone who doesn't have any inside knowledge on the subject that they are very deliberate, and are being done as an attack on the Catholic faith as a retaliation or retribution for some sort or perceived wrong to the Muslim community over a long period of time.

Also, this problem isn't exactly new either. I remember hearing about such things through the community when I lived in London, Ontario about churches that not only were burned to the ground, but had been burned to the ground multiple times, sometimes before even having been fully rebuilt, and this is dating back almost 20 years now. The only thing that's really changed is the frequency and rate at which they go up in flames. The only other thing that has really changed is the amount of press coverage that these fires have been getting. For some reason, for well over a decade, the problem had simply been getting swept under the rug where no one in any position of authority or power would really speak about them. The only way that any of us really knew about them was because we happened to live near one and watched it go up in flames multiple times, only to go looking through the MSM to get the details only to find crickets on the subject.

Needless to say, it's a problem that has been going on for a very long time, and predates the discovery of any of the alleged grave sites of the residential schools. On that note, the last of those schools officially closed in 1996. I don't know if the problem has been going on before then or not, but it's sufficient to say that these schools have all been closed for the better part of 30 years now, but yet the problem still keeps happening and has been for some time. It's only really started to increase in more recent times as the number of Muslim immigrants who we have brought in with little to no vetting process has skyrocketed that the problem has really started to gain any public attention.

Just my two cents.

MrMazda

@raphjd said:

@blablarg18

None of the Canadian churches accused of killing kids has been found to have any graves, as claimed.

I'd say that most church burnings in Canada are related to the lies about the churches murdering millions of kids, especially 1st nation kids.

Oddly, the UK turned the religious kids' homes into brothels. Cyril Smith (MP) & Jimmy Savile (TV personality) are 2 of the most famous ones to have free rein to diddle the kids.

This was by no means a catholic thing, but a widespread thing with kids' homes.

Some of it has to do with the treatment of natives, but the natives tend to protest things in very different ways than the usual "Italian Magic" method we've been seeing.

On the note of those graves, the only hard evidence that has ever surfaced is ground penetrating radar that was taken to the areas where these alleged graves were said to exist, where they have found and documented anomalies in the content and composition of the ground in some places, but nothing was ever proven beyond that.

This includes a small number of these alleged grave sites having been ripped apart in search of any hard evidence of WHY there was an anomaly found there in the first place, only to turn up empty handed. Literally ZERO actual evidence of any grave sites has ever surfaced, so after only a few schools were officially dug up, the project of trying to unearth the alleged graves was finally scrapped due to a lack of evidence.

It should also be noted that an anomaly in the ground contents can be caused by any number of things, including if the landscape was changed by human action, rather than by natural forces, including having built a previous structure on the ground, only to fill in where it once stood at a later date, or even from the presence of something hidden underground, which wasn't all that uncommon in the days of prohibition. Such anomalies can also occur when the layout of the ground is changed during the construction process of a structure (such as the school), which even today is not uncommon. It is actually quite common (even to this day) to reshape the surface of the landscape by leveling out the ground in the surrounding area of the structure for a more visually appealing or otherwise more practical layout. Dips or holes get filled in, or in some cases, areas where the ground is raised will get flattened out to make a level surface. All of these things will change the consistency of the soil, which would produce the very kind of anomalies that were found.

The problem with this kind of thing is that more than 100 years ago, record keeping was not exactly as detailed as it is today, if it was even documented at all... So the only thing that can be proven by those ground penetrating radar searches that were done is that there are areas where the content and composition of the ground is not evenly consistent with the rest of the area, though nothing has ever come to light to prove one way or another WHY the contents of the ground are not uniform in some areas.