Why Canada is Broken |
Frances Widdowson

Canada’s aboriginal peoples are being used. Lawyers and activists make billions every year, bringing lawsuits before the government and spinning the false narrative that if only we gave our aboriginal peoples sovereignty and more money we would solve all of their problems.

But it won’t work. We know this because it’s a game that’s been going on for centuries and it has yet to benefit them in any substantial way. I know. I’ve seen it first hand when I worked on one of Canada’s reserves as a paramedic when I was young.

Of the billions spent by our government every year to supposedly help our indigenous population, almost none of the money actually gets to them.

Professor Frances Widdowson is the author of several books, including ‘Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry’ where she reveals in detail the shell game of government assistance money and where it really ends up.

Frances has also been cancelled for telling the truth. She was hired by Calgary’s Mount Royal University in 2008. At the time, the faculty appreciated her conservative stance and felt that it would bring much needed debate. Fast forward to 2021, and Frances was fired for those same views. She’s also had speeches at other universities cancelled by woke demonstrators.

In this interview, Frances reveals why our current system for supposedly helping our indigenous population out of poverty will not and cannot work. She also explains how the woke left have adopted the same strategies as our aboriginal peoples, crying for more and more money and rights, while being unwilling or unable to contribute to our society.

This is why Canada is broken.

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In terms of my own information, the best site for information on my case is at www.wokeacademy.info and on Twitter @WokeAcademy.

I also have a very active Facebook page –

and a fundraising site (the publicize my case and the problems of “woke-ism” – https://fundrazr.com/wokeacademy.info?ref=ab_7BCTof.

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