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From: Peggy Merritthttp://www.sott.net/
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Subject: Re: Daily Digest March 9, 2017.
I think that she is right on the button. The current reaction by the NDP MP is over the top! P.
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From: Ross Batemaan
Subject: Fw: Chasing the Eskimos
Dear Joe: Now, I might expect a pick-up truckload of firebombers to sweep up my lane from the Six Nations, but it doesn't matter. The other respondent to your letter-to-Beyak would be really a lot more burnt up by my remarks, no doubt.
After Northern Affairs' decision that Canada couldn't abide by the cyclical starvation illuminated by Farley's book, the dilemma was that these people had been nomadic hunters since beyond history, and what kind of mobile education (what content?) and what sort of grocery-wagon could be dragged around the Keewatin mainland all-year round? Of course, none, and none. (There was some schooling in Coral Harbour, perhaps either by the Belgian Catholic priest in syllabics, or seasonally by an American Protestant woman in English.) So the "�People of the Deer"� were hauled off their wide-roaming territory and settled into a small shack-town that I visited up the west coast of Hudson Bay. And told that carving things from soapstone was the thing to do. The art had the chunky look of some Henry Moores, not the wildlife forms I'd seen in the tiny established villages of Coral Harbour and Repulse Bay. At least one commentator, who was living along that coast at the time, told me that these people were suffering from "mass mental breakdown."� I took some very poignant photographs.
Mr. Kruithof might not know that following hunters across vast wilderness to educate them (after deciding correctly what to educate them for) Hauling food behind them couldn't work, either. I've crossed that country before and after spring breakup. We switched from dog team, to canoe to sailboat...in summer, there was no walking, hence the gathering of the west Hudson Bay hunter-culture into a wretched community. In the geographical survey, I remember that we thought that almost all individuals in the small old villages seemed very happy and well-adjusted to their slightly�evolved circumstances. Where the whole culture had been twisted shut and badly re-invented, the outcome was plainly unhappy. Ross
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