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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The book Pretenders is directed at those who insist on spreading Canada's false Native "history" that they have developed over the years.Their attempts to avoid real history and replace it with their modern versions of the past are wrong. Canada's true history may not be something to be proud of, but it has been documented with the best knowledge and accepted standards of those times.Today Canada's general population and its Natives are being taught that the recorded history is wrong. Revisionists have even destroyed the records of the Canadian Parliament from the time of debates about the establishment of Native residential schools.Pretenders deals with the fact that many Natives came away from the residential schools with a basic education and the will to take part in the available world. Their primitive Native existence is gone and cannot now be restored.Most Aboriginal tribes, nations, or clans of humanity have been faced with the unavoidable need to change. Those who could not or would not have become extinct. North American Natives were fortunate that the explorers and settlers who arrived here had not arrived one thousand years earlier. An earlier arrival could well have resulted in extermination of the Natives.The author writes, "History cannot be changed by lying, ignoring it, or pretending that it is not a fact of our existence."(About the Author)Charles Edward Scheideman grew up on a farm/ranch operation near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He now lives near Victoria, British Columbia. His rural background helped him to understand the bitter resentment among Native Canadians. He also questions the motivation among them to finally now tell their stories after nearly 400 years. What motivated them to do this? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The book Pretenders is directed at those who insist on spreading Canada's false Native "history" that they have developed over the years.Their attempts to avoid real history and replace it with their modern versions of the past are wrong. Canada's true history may not be something to be proud of, but it has been documented with the best knowledge and accepted standards of those times.Today Canada's general population and its Natives are being taught that the recorded history is wrong. Revisionists have even destroyed the records of the Canadian Parliament from the time of debates about the establishment of Native residential schools.Pretenders deals with the fact that many Natives came away from the residential schools with a basic education and the will to take part in the available world. Their primitive Native existence is gone and cannot now be restored.Most Aboriginal tribes, nations, or clans of humanity have been faced with the unavoidable need to change. Those who could not or would not have become extinct. North American Natives were fortunate that the explorers and settlers who arrived here had not arrived one thousand years earlier. An earlier arrival could well have resulted in extermination of the Natives.The author writes, "History cannot be changed by lying, ignoring it, or pretending that it is not a fact of our existence."(About the Author)Charles Edward Scheideman grew up on a farm/ranch operation near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He now lives near Victoria, British Columbia. His rural background helped him to understand the bitter resentment among Native Canadians. He also questions the motivation among them to finally now tell their stories after nearly 400 years. What motivated them to do this? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book Pretenders is directed at those who insist on spreading Canada's false Native 'history' that they have developed over the years.Their attempts to avoid real history and replace it with their modern versions of the past are wrong. Canada's true history may not be something to be proud of, but it has been documented with the best knowledge and accepted standards of those times.Today Canada's general population and its Natives are being taught that the recorded history is wrong. Revisionists have even destroyed the records of the Canadian Parliament from the time of debates about the establishment of Native residential schools.Pretenders deals with the fact that many Natives came away from the residential schools with a basic education and the will to take part in the available world. Their primitive Native existence is gone and cannot now be restored.Most Aboriginal tribes, nations, or clans of humanity have been faced with the unavoidable need to change. Those who could not or would not have become extinct. North American Natives were fortunate that the explorers and settlers who arrived here had not arrived one thousand years earlier. An earlier arrival could well have resulted in extermination of the Natives.The author writes, 'History cannot be changed by lying, ignoring it, or pretending that it is not a fact of our existence.'(About the Author)Charles Edward Scheideman grew up on a farm/ranch operation near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He now lives near Victoria, British Columbia. His rural background helped him to understand the bitter resentment among Native Canadians. He also questions the motivation among them to finally now tell their stories after nearly 400 years. What motivated them to do this.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The book Pretenders is directed at those who insist on spreading Canada's false Native "history" that they have developed over the years.Their attempts to avoid real history and replace it with their modern versions of the past are wrong. Canada's true history may not be something to be proud of, but it has been documented with the best knowledge and accepted standards of those times.Today Canada's general population and its Natives are being taught that the recorded history is wrong. Revisionists have even destroyed the records of the Canadian Parliament from the time of debates about the establishment of Native residential schools.Pretenders deals with the fact that many Natives came away from the residential schools with a basic education and the will to take part in the available world. Their primitive Native existence is gone and cannot now be restored.Most Aboriginal tribes, nations, or clans of humanity have been faced with the unavoidable need to change. Those who could not or would not have become extinct. North American Natives were fortunate that the explorers and settlers who arrived here had not arrived one thousand years earlier. An earlier arrival could well have resulted in extermination of the Natives.The author writes, "History cannot be changed by lying, ignoring it, or pretending that it is not a fact of our existence."(About the Author)Charles Edward Scheideman grew up on a farm/ranch operation near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He now lives near Victoria, British Columbia. His rural background helped him to understand the bitter resentment among Native Canadians. He also questions the motivation among them to finally now tell their stories after nearly 400 years. What motivated them to do this? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Stolen Country Myth is Charles Edward Scheideman's fifth book. All of his books originated from his years in the RCMP and a lifetime of experiences involving Natives and the general Canadian population.His history book points out deceptions perpetrated on the general population, school children, and Natives pertaining to the myth about the good life of Natives before the explorers arrived, as well as Native efforts to improve their lives. The lies that have been told are more than just wrong. This rewriting of four hundred years of history should be looked on as a criminal act.Many of our modern, well-educated citizens are involved in avoiding the ugly truth, and are trying to present information that tells history the way they wish things were, or the way they would like it to be. It appears the stone age is still with some of us.Says the author: 'The lies presented to the world have made the Native situation worse, and this practice is unending. The Native woman telling of the police pulling children from the arms of their screaming mothers, and another telling of the school staff beating and whipping children until they lost consciousness. This was presented to the world over television.'(About the Author)Charles Edward Scheideman grew up on a farm near Edmonton, Alberta, and now lives in retirement near Victoria, British Columbia. 'The book helped me to better understand the bitter resentment among the Natives and to question their motives for telling their stories after nearly four hundred years. Who and what motivated them to do this after all those years '.…