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To: pocotrader who wrote (1355028)	4/20/2022 6:19:16 PM
From: golfer72	1 Recommendation Recommended By Winfastorlose Respond to of 1578632

Oh yeah Blackface is a big supporter of Human Rights LOL! Just take this shot and we will let you leave the country LOL! You are pathetic in your support of Blackface

To: pocotrader who wrote (1355028)	4/20/2022 6:36:59 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578632

"Canada has always tried to defend human rights and Democracy" That's a bold faced lie. Ask the innocent victims that Canadian forces killed. wsws.org "An internal Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) investigation, conducted by retired Major-General Daniel Gosselin, has concluded that the military’s top brass took advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to launch a propaganda campaign modeled on the disinformation operations the CAF mounted while waging counterinsurgency war in Afghanistan. However, this time the intended target was the Canadian public." Canada’s military seeks to cover its tracks following damning report on Australian war crimes in Afghanistan wsws.org In response to the release of a report exposing Australian military atrocities in Afghanistan, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has doubled down on its long-running efforts to cover up its own war crimes in the region. Released in mid-November by the Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force (ADF), the report found there is “credible evidence” that Australian Special Forces murdered at least 39 Afghan civilians and prisoners between 2009 and 2013, and committed torture and other abuses, such as desecrating victims’ bodies. While the report was heavily redacted to cover up the details of these crimes, it did emerge that Special Forces units had a “blooding ritual,” in which newly deployed members shot and killed prisoners, then planted weapons on them to make it look like the victim was an enemy combatant. counterpunch.org “The concern among the British was that the ongoing raids [by Americans and Canadians] were giving Afghans the impression that the coalition was just another invading foreign army that had no respect for the country’s culture or religion.” According to documents CBC News obtained through access to information, a JTF2 member said he felt his commanders “ encouraged” them to commit war crimes. The soldier, whose name was not released, claimed a fellow JTF2 member shot an Afghan with his hands raised in the act of surrender. The allegations of wrongdoing were first made to his superior officers in 2006 yet the military ombudsman didn’t begin investigating until June 2008. The JTF2 member told the ombudsman’s office “ that although he reported what he witnessed to his chain of command, he does not believe they are investigating, and are being ‘very nice to him.'” After three and a half years, the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service cleared the commanders in December 2011. But they failed to release details of the allegations, including who was involved or when and where it happened. The public was supposed to simply trust the process.