Cherry pickers

The natives enthusiastically quote The Indian Act, various treaties and The Constitution when it suits them, but when it comes to lawful, jury verdicts they don't like, they are up-in-arms.  It's called lawlessness and anarchy. 

Both verdicts in the latest cases involving natives were reached fairly within the legal system, but who cares?!  The juries have spoken.  Period, the end.  But who cares?!  If there weren't daily marches, I wouldn't keep writing about this, but it just keeps getting worse.  Marches are being held all across Canada and I'm getting sick of it.  Even 'The Globe and Mail' is chiming in about "justice for Tina".  It's outrageous.  She's had justice, due process and every other legal remedy and that should be that.  Here's an unruly, hysterical mob yesterday.  Wonder if they paid for a permit for the march?  Now there's a rhetorical question! 

 

You can't read it, but the bag in the foreground reads, "People over pipelines."  How dumb.  Where do natives think the billions they are handed comes from?  They're standing on it.  Oil. 

 

 

Here's the witless editorial in 'The Globe' today.  Boy, that once-inspirational newspaper has sunk to the level of a trashy tabloid.