You are right, that's just the stuff we know about. I know more than the average Canadian because I have been researching absurd crap for far too long, it's like a way of life. I don't get emotionally attached to the atrocities I find but I want them solved. Talk about them, get rid of them, start fresh and do better. Pretty simple you would think. These people are hurt, stop doing those things cause it's mean, ok hurt go away. It's like we are in kindergarten all over again.
yeah the 14 year old girl stuff is the only one I know absolutely for sure that is mainstream knowledge but it's wayyyy worse than that. I was following the Jeffrey Epstein Story in the US and our political blunder wonder boy was having some travel extravagance scandals in a photo-op with the finance minister there was an important court date about the release of the statements and evidence from the victim's statements and the case as requested by the victims and a "foreign prime minister" implicated was challenging the release in court. The travel scandal and that event have too many similarities and I don't believe in coincidences so I think he might be implicated in that Epstein shit. I have no solid proof tho. Just the 2 stories overlap perfectly in every detail...Circumstantial I guess.
I never knew why I pay attention so much or research so much. I'm just a nerd like that. Maybe the purpose will reveal itself one day besides being informed. I like history, world events, whatever my brain just records the information and it starts to link stuff. It's like pealing an onion. The world is 100 times more messed up than everyone imagines.
I don't expect you to know Canadian history from Australia. I can't say I know much about Auz other than it's hot and people live there...the beach looks nice to and I want to hug a koala and your kangaroos look like deer on springs.
I just feel awkward posting about some stuff sometimes because of the diverse background on hive some people go thru way bad shit and here I am complaining that Canada sux when a lot of people think it would solve all their problems. I guess the expression "first world problems" comes to mind if you know what I mean. At the end of the day Canada isn't that great, it's just less bad compared to most other places. I'm too much of an overthinker sometimes. Especially where social media is so haunting nowadays, FOREVER. Spouting out my stupid opinions verbally don't worry...no problems there, no evidence :D
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