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Last week, in part 1 of her interview with Barry, Frances
spoke about actions and ideas that led to her being fired by her long-term
employer, Mount Royal University. This week, in part 2 of the interview,
Frances delves into some of the work by her and other researchers* that became
scrutinized by woke activists; for example, the fact that there is no evidence
that 215 residential school children are buried in the apple orchard in
Kamloops. She agrees, for humanitarian reasons, that such a claim needs to be
investigated (to date, no excavation has taken place) because reason, evidence
and logic should prevail. Without evidence, how can anyone determine if
something is fundamentally true or not, yet the woke stance is simply to let
whatever oppressed group—in this case Indigenous—pronounce their own subjective
truths however unscientific they may be. Frances is now working with various
organizations to help people realize that academic universities could be on
their way out and be replaced as activist entities if action is not taken now.
*Nina Green, June 2023: Probably
the most important thing we now know about Kamloops is that 2,000 linear feet
of trenches about 3 feet deep lined with clay tiles and running east-west
were dug in 1924 as a septic field to dispose of the school’s sewage. Ground penetrating
radar (GPR) cannot distinguish between a trench lined with clay tiles and a
putative child’s grave. The GPR profile is very similar.
Kamloops ‘Discovery’: A Fact-Check Two Years Later – The Dorchester Review
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Check out Frances’ information links below:
Academy – Exposing Totalitarian Identity Politics
Website: SAFS – Defending Freedom
in Teaching, Research and Scholarship
Website: Minding The Campus — Reforming Our