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Conservatives disavow Tory senator�s positive views of residential schools
Following is an e-mail sent to-day sent to Senator Beyak commending her for being the first to state reality.http://www.sott.net/
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Conservatives disavow Tory senator�s positive views of residential schools
Conservative senator defends �well-intentioned� residential school system
Is the Conservative Party realistic disavowing positives came from Residential Schools as well as negatives?
What are your reactions? Is the Senator's statements or the Conservative disavowal expressing reality as it was?
To: SENATOR LYNN BEYAK <lynn.beyak@sen.parl.gc.ca>
From: Joe Hueglin <joe.hueglin@bellnet.ca>
Subject: Truth Speaking
Cc:
My Lady,
You are to my knowledge the first person in office to express reality.
In all things there are negatives and positives, risks and benefits.
Negative abuse in Residential Schools has been to this point accepted as the only outcome.
It is my sincere hope and indeed my expectation there will be among those recalling positives during and after their introduction to a wider world who will agree with your thoughts.
I most certainly do,
Joe Hueglin
PC Member 29th Parliament.
905-356-3901
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