Topic: Kevin Annett

Recent investigations using ground-penetrating radar have uncovered thousands of unmarked graves at former residential school sites, including 215 bodies at Kamloops and 751 at Maryvale. While some suggest these were simply neglected cemeteries, others believe the current discoveries are a "controlled release" of information. Activists like Kevin Annett have claimed for decades that the actual number of deaths is significantly higher than the official reports.

Whistleblower William Arnold Combs claimed to have witnessed Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh take several children from the Kamloops Indian Residential School during a 1964 visit, after which the children never returned. Combs was set to testify in an unofficial court case regarding these disappearances but died suddenly in 2011 just before the trial. The incident is cited as evidence of high-level involvement in child abuse and ritualistic activities within the monarchy.

Kevin Annett provides an update on his campaign against the Catholic Church, marking the anniversary of Pope Benedict's resignation. He expresses skepticism toward Pope Francis, claiming the new Pope has tightened rules to penalize priests who report abuse. Annett alleges that Francis was involved in trafficking children of political prisoners in Argentina and discusses an alleged agreement between the Vatican and Queen Elizabeth to protect abusers within the Anglican Church.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Kevin Annett, a former minister of the United Church of Canada, to discuss systemic corruption and child abuse within the Catholic Church. The conversation highlights the contrast between the Church's preached values and the reality of clergy misconduct, specifically focusing on the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI. Annett is recognized for his work exposing the treatment of indigenous people in Canada through his film Unrepentant.