Canada’s mass grave hoax. Who would have thought nuns didn’t actually redact native kids?
Now, 85 Catholic churches have been burnt, as the fake news blows another story. Do these clowns ever tell the truth? Here’s more from FreedomToons.
A viral video utilizing Google Earth’s history tool appears to show a massive gravesite on Epstein Island (Little St. James, St. Thomas) that was dug shortly after his arrest in 2006, but mysteriously disappeared years later.
The Reese Report’s Greg Reese says that Google Earth revealed nothing but a bare mound of earth at the same location in 2002. But here’s where the mystery deepens.
Following a succession of legal battles with Florida authorities, Jeffery Epstein was found guilty of soliciting prostitution from a minor and sentenced to 18 months in prison. After his release in 2009, Google Earth shows the gravesite had been covered over. Construction on a tennis complex began onsite in 2013 and was completed in 2017. Shockingly, in 2018, more Google Earth shots disclose that the tennis courts had been razed and the grounds excavated!
What in tarnation is going on? Epstein, of course, was convicted of sex trafficking charges a second time in 2019, sentenced to prison and allegedly committed suicide. But there’s been rampant speculation since then that the report of Epstein’s death was greatly exaggerated.
Veteran journalist Megyn Kelly last week reported more Epstein news can be expected in the next few months, perhaps from Epstein himself. Will we finally get answers then? Stay tuned. Here’s more with Reese.
The discovery of “mass graves” at residential Indian Schools run by the Catholic Church across Canada has sparked a lot of outrage and grief over recent weeks. But what’s the truth about these sites? Was genocide being practiced, or was life simply far more difficult and different a hundred years ago or so? Here, Press for Truth says to be cautious about these reports, especially when those spreading the news are amplifying a broader war on Christianity.
