The Matt Walsh Show
Ep. 1545 - The 'Mass Graves' Hoax Is Officially Dead, And No One Will Be Held Accountable
Feb 27, 2025
The podcast dives into the Canadian government's decision to stop funding the search for alleged mass graves, highlighting the media's misrepresentation of the findings. A discussion on the impending release of Epstein files raises questions of accountability. It humorously critiques Jake Tapper's new book on Biden's mental state, pointing out his role in the cover-up. The conversation also touches on escalating violence linked to gender identity issues and examines the absurdities of societal roles during an apocalypse, reflective of broader moral dilemmas.
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- The Canadian government's retreat from funding the search for mass graves signals an end to a widely criticized and disproved narrative against Christian institutions.
- Media outlets, especially from the U.S., played a crucial role in disseminating unfounded reports about the mass graves, showcasing a failure of responsible journalism.
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The Conclusion of the Mass Graves Narrative in Canada
The Canadian government has recently ceased funding the search for alleged mass graves at residential schools, a narrative that has been widely criticized as a hoax. For years, this narrative suggested that Christian-run schools systematically killed Indigenous children, leading to widespread anti-Christian sentiment, including arson against churches. In light of the unsuccessful searches that yielded no evidence to support the claims, the Canadian government is now retracting its financial support for organizations perpetuating this narrative. While the official acknowledgment of the falsehoods is lacking, the discontinuation of funding suggests that the government is retreating from an indefensible position.
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