🇨🇦 Two girls finally brought home while Ottawa keeps monetizing the wound

The blunt fact is this: Denise Boucher died at 8 from burn injuries, Alice Abel died at 13, and even their plaques carried conflicting ages and dates because the system kept records like human lives were an administrative afterthought. Decades later, families in Łútselk'e are still doing the real work of memory and dignity while the federal machine turns Indigenous tragedy into endless symbolism, grants, and sanctimony. The reported story is moving, but it also exposes how Canada’s governing class prefers ritualized guilt over competent stewardship.

And notice what the managerial elite never admit: a state that cannot truthfully keep records on dead children should not be trusted to engineer society today, whether through mass immigration, DEI bureaucracy, or sovereignty-eroding global schemes cooked up far from northern communities. Ottawa loves moral theatre, but real nations honour the dead by telling the truth, protecting families, and governing with responsibility instead of outsourcing conscience to commissions and headlines.

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