I fully support Second Sons Canada asking “Got Bones?” Like him or not, Jeremy MacKenzie’s response to the backlash is worth your time. You would never know from the state media that Jeremy has serious support among Indigenous people who recognise, as he does, the lies and the debilitating... impact of perpetual victimhood propaganda. Indigenous people have every right to reject the politicians and professional spokespeople who presume to speak for them. I back Second Sons’ demand for evidence, for bones. If Canadians are being asked to accept specific claims about mass graves filled with murdered children, we are entitled to ask for credible, corroborated forensic evidence - and also where the $12 million went that was supposed to be used to find the bones, and what it actually accomplished. Calling the question hateful does nothing to answer it. Neither does demanding that the many people asking the question - not just Second Sons Canada - be silenced. Something Deeply Rotten That demand for accountability reaches beyond the search for bones. There is something deeply rotten about a political culture that treats Indigenous people as perpetual victims while defending arrangements that restrict their independence and their ability to build a better life. The Indian Act itself strikes me as a mixture of slavery and communism dressed up in the language of protection. The original policy treated Indigenous peoples as children who required government guardianship until they could be assimilated. That guardianship wasn’t intended to last forever. Yet 150 years later, the government is still holding their hands and controlling the ground beneath their feet. Temporary guardianship has hardened into a permanent system of dependence. The Indian Act destroys individual agency and incentives to personally work, and to make a better life for oneself and family. Why shouldn’t Indigenous individuals have the choice of owning the land beneath their homes outright? Under the Indian Act’s reserve-land system, the Crown holds title, and the statutory process for allotting individual possession requires band-council and ministerial approval. People can own houses on reserves while still being denied ordinary private ownership of the land beneath them. Land is the big deal. Owning it gives a person an asset against which to borrow, build a business and take responsibility for their own success or failure. The nicest house or doublewide on rented land still leaves you without ownership of the ground it sits on. You cannot use land you do not own as collateral to finance a business. Yes, there are government-backed loans and special programs. That means going back to the government for another helping hand because its own rules obstruct the ordinary use of reserve property as collateral. The government creates the dependency, then presents itself as the indispensable provider. Indigenous adults deserve the freedom to make their own decisions and bear responsibility for them. Why should family connections or a hereditary title determine who gets power and prosperity in Indigenous communities while ordinary people despair? Indigenous individuals should be free to challenge their own leaders, demand financial accountability and pursue a better life without being treated as disloyal to their people. Consider drinking water. Federal records account for more than $10 billion in water and wastewater spending and investment since 1995, even without a complete accounting of every year and program. Yet Ottawa’s September 2026 figures still show 38 long-term drinking-water advisories in 36 communities. Neskantaga’s boil-water advisory dates to February 1995. Children born when it began are now adults in their thirties, and the government still lists the date for lifting it as “to be determined.” How many more speeches about reconciliation are those families supposed to endure while waiting for safe water? Meanwhile, media and government continue promoting claims of bodies found and mass graves, along with stories of midnight murders and demands for national shame. We are expected to accept the claims, confess the sins of our ancestors and participate in public shaming rituals of inherited guilt. My children and grandchildren owe nobody an apology for the colour of their skin. To anyone who expects them to bow their heads in racial shame: fuck you. Jeremy MacKenzie 🍁 appeals for solidarity between First Nations and other Canadians matters because we have a shared interest in challenging the people who benefit from keeping us divided. Respect includes telling each other the truth and expecting evidence from those making serious claims. Indigenous Industrial Complex “Got Bones?” challenges the outrageous false claims of mass graves and midnight murders of children, and the entire Indigenous Industrial Complex. It challenges a system that strips people of independence and conditions them to seek permission for their own lives while claiming to empower them. I’m posting the video and full transcript because I support the message. Give Jeremy a hearing, including the part that the media outrage conveniently obscures: his commitment to following the truth wherever it leads. As Jeremy puts it, “The truth does not fear investigation.” Full transcript in the replies.show more

Transcript: @JeremyMacKenzie - @SecondSonsCA video: "Got Bones?" Human vetted by Donald Best Jeremy MacKenzie 00:00 Now that the emotional hysteria generated inside the tiny minds of the perpetually frightened has died down some, I will address what did and did not occur this weekend in British Columbia with Second Sons Canada. What did occur was the predictable and irresponsibly uncontrolled reactions from the typical grifting hacks masquerading as leadership. One BC - who are more clear on who they aren't than who they are, it's really anyone's guess - and Premier David Eby reported to the principal's office that he was intimidated by the presence of a question mark. Jeremy MacKenzie 00:31 And even the Prime Minister took the time to specify that the act of asking a question consistent with his impressive resume as a wealthy scumlord banker, is hate, whatever that means. It seems we can look forward to the question mark being banned in the near future. Repeated, desperate, incoherent, and equally schizophrenic calls for banning the group, law changes, imprisonments, police raids, and a plethora of death threats were among the usual conversation pieces levied at us by the terminally online and unemployed citizens of Internet Canada. Jeremy MacKenzie 01:03 What did not occur were any incidents of intimidation, violence, terrorism, arson, use of experimental chemicals, forced deadly medical procedures, money laundering, human trafficking, organ harvesting for profit, or extortion. That is the proud domain of the Canadian government. We have no intention of moving in on their many lucrative businesses. Jeremy MacKenzie 01:24 In the years since the club's inception, we've deployed numerous demonstrations across the nation on a variety of subjects that are relevant to the Canadian people in a strictly law-abiding manner, and this latest event is no different. While the RCMP apparently feels the need to appease the catastrophically murdered feelings of up to 6 million victims by indicating that some sort of investigation is underway, RCMP officers were on site observing our every move, and even stopped our men on the road to politely confirm and tell them that no criminal actions were observed and that they were free to go. RCMP Officer 01:56 So this is like a Second Sons kind of thing? Second Sons Unknown 01:58 Yes it is. RCMP Officer 01:59 Excellent. Okay, you guys, no worries. It just the band doesn't, uh, they have a trespass policy so... Jeremy MacKenzie 02:04 When extremely poor leadership, such as this that has gripped Canada for decades, performs knee-jerk reactions with limited to zero real information, animated exclusively by their emotions, like their humiliating embarrassment of the Diagolon fiasco, it's the people of Canada who suffer for their ineptitude. Jeremy MacKenzie 02:21 State media, and their sycophants have and continue to reframe this as a threat to First Nations peoples or some other equally preposterous assertion, so that they can divert focus away from the question at hand on everyone's mind in this country in the first place, namely, where are the bones? Jeremy MacKenzie 02:36 Kamloops First Nation was given a handsome sum and millions of dollars to investigate these claims of genocide and mass graves filled with the bodies of children, but instead they've done nothing but pocket the money, demand anyone asking questions be put in jail. In grown-up world, someone's personal feelings, real or imagined, does not constitute murder case closed without the scientific evidence required so that we can be certain about what is true, in order to make intelligent, informed decisions about what to do next. Throwing tantrums does not inspire confidence, and it does not manifest evidence. Jeremy MacKenzie 03:10 The good name and spirit of our people has been dragged across the Trans Canada Highway for years now in support of this wildly inflammatory claim of mass murder, attempted genocide, in order to turn the only true inhabitants with an ancestral claim to this territory against each other - Canadians and First Nations. So the age-old divide and rule strategy that aims to carve up our home and sell it off to the highest bidder can go forward without any cohesive resistance, while we are drowned with foreigners from all over the world. Jeremy MacKenzie 03:36 Very few leaders and voices have the courage to call out this lie for what it is. I was raised to believe that telling the truth was what you did for someone you respected. Lying to them and encouraging them to behave like a victim is what you do to someone you want to enslave and take advantage of. The First Nations peoples, especially, have had more than their fair share of lies and victim politics rammed down their necks by the very same parasites in Ottawa that we proudly oppose. Jeremy MacKenzie 04:00 In 1812, before our nation was given a chance to exist, tribal war chief Tecumseh stood beside Major General Isaac Brock in the Battle of Queenston Heights, and together they repelled an American invasion. Neither man survived the war. Once again, our home is threatened, and in this modern age, the enemy's favorite weapons are lies and deceptions. Ottawa does not rule by consent or the respect of the people, but by fear and intimidation. Jeremy MacKenzie 04:24 In a world of lies, First Nations or Canadian, neither of us will ever be free. No man or woman can live a life of dignity and self-respect if fear compels them to kneel at the feet of a deceiver. Jeremy MacKenzie 04:36 To Prime Minister Carney, who so flippantly embarrassed himself yesterday when he took the time to lie, as he's known to do quite often. Mark, since you were so excited by our last question, Got Bones? Would you mind a follow-up? Got Epstein? Jeremy MacKenzie 04:51 Second Sons Canada supports the truth wherever it may lead, no matter how uncomfortable, painful, or unexpected the result might be. The truth does not fear investigation.

Valid question. But this is a fed psyop meant to undermine opposition to their Marxism. Or they're just stupid and bad at optics. 🤷‍♂️

History will remember Jeremy as a hero. He's better than all 343 put together.

Before Europeans arrived, some Indigenous nations in North America fought wars and enslaved captives from other nations. Some captive women suffered rape and sexual abuse. Practices varied widely

don't forget the cannibalism and human sacrifices.

He’s not wrong! Yet the paid state media will always put their Liberal spin on the story.. So pathetic.

He's not wrong.

Nope, Jeremy is 100% on target especially with his truth that Indigenous people are held down by the very mechanisms, government agencies, and legislation that purports to elevate them.

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This says it all.. It has Nothing to did with Truth!

Impressive. I agree with you and the message from Second Sons, Jeremy MacKenzie. Where are the bones?

This is why I feel bad when I sound racist towards natives. There are natives that are tired of the greed & corruption of their chiefs while ignoring the needs of their rez. They work to escape the welfare trap. Most end up leaving because of theft & constant freeloading family.

Sounds like a very reasonable and on target statement made by Jeremy.

@AntiHateNetwrk Great post! @DonaldBestCA Well Said!

@AntiHateNetwrk Thanks Kate!

@donnareiter15 THIS!!👇👇

@JeremyMacKenzie They worry about 20 Canadians with a banner, but this kind of nonsense goes with no sort of response, all the time all across Canada, by people who will never be Canadian

You’re gross.

Hi Bratt. Don’t you agree that Indigenous persons should be allowed to own their land and homes?

Shouldn't you be asking the church organizations who abducted the kids where they hid the 3,200 bodies of kids who died during their internment? We know the vast majority were never returned to their families. You must have been a terrible cop.

I'm going to leave this right here...

Another common sense look into the future.

the truth will set you free

Well said Donald

Government propagandist ! Nice gang signs…!!!

@Tybernicus17 Excellent, absolutely truthful post about the situation. The TRC Report and the Residential Schools issue are both fraudulent and filled with misinformation, half truths, blatant lies and lack honest historical context of the reality in Canada with regard to the Feather Indians.

Got flesh?

I believe there should be a Second Daughters movement to join them

Donald, I 100 percent agree. Five years on, the Kamloops anomalies still have not produced confirmed remains, and asking where the evidence and the investigation funding went is not hate speech. The truth does not fear investigation.

Well said

Those masked people are most likely agent provocateurs.

JFC. How many more time do I have to see Little Jerry Bumface and his pedo moustache as I scroll X today?

@rationalposts This video was epic!