The Fun of INAC

There was a conversation in the Team Canada room about how to help First Nations and I sad that I missed it; I'm slightly biased on the subject because I'm First Nations and I'm actively fighting a currupt system on my own dime.

That said I like to point out to people that the system is run from top to bottom by individuals that are lining their pockets; my sister and I went into INAC (indigionious and northern affairs Canada and came away with recordings of people admitting they were committing 'questionalble' acts of money laundering.)

Currently I'm involved with three lawsuits in order to open the books on my own First Nations (so if you feel like donating that would be great) as well as the Government of Canada through INAC.

But that brings me to the following story I love to show people.

Bruce Carson was recently convicted of getting money illegally... backroom deals in which a sixty something man gave business to his ex-stripper/escort 20-something girlfriend.

What I've imbedded below is the raw footage of Kenneth Jackson, the same reporter covering my Reserves corruption. He uncovered a large amount of evidence showing this guy was milking the system out of millions of dollars.

So the reporter set up a meeting to talk about the good things Bruce has been doing, then halfway in he presents the questions and evidence.

Which I love the reaction... not to give it all away the guy Bruce realizes in the video that he's going to jail. He actually tries to leave.

Bruce Carson isn't the only one at INAC, recent audits keep coming back the money disappears before getting to the reserves. 3 billion dollars disappeared.

Then there's my reserve. INAC response to me was "we know the money's gone, but it would cost more to get it back than what's missing."

1.4 million is missing... not missing. We know who has it and how they got it. But INAC wouldn't look at it until the RCMP opened a file.

So yeah. It's not throwing money at the natives in Canada. It's changing the laws to make sure the money can't just disappear.

Personally I think Canadians should write their MP and demand that the Minister of Aboriginal affairs step down, and let the Auditor do a complete forensic audit followed by the RCMP.

Enough people write in they'll start looking.