About 100 churches have been vandalized, torched, or desecrated over the last two-and-a-half years — not in Egypt or Nigeria — but in Canada (mapped and listed here). While this phenomenon received a bit of media attention when about 30 churches were torched in the summer of 2021, that number has significantly grown to 96, with the authorities doing little, aside from offering implicit approval for these anti-Christian terror attacks.
Background: According to Canadian “mainstream” media — all of which are left of Left — unmarked graves of Natives were recently discovered in residential boarding schools, and the Catholic Church is being accused of sadistically killing its young scholars and trying to cover it up.
The problem, however, is that this widely shared narrative is simply false (see here and here): these graves were once marked and therefore known, and most of those presumably buried in them died of natural causes. The deaths, moreover, mostly took place in the early 1800s. Apparently some plague — epidemics were especially common back then — broke out in these church-sponsored boarding schools for natives, in part due to the lack of hygiene and proper medical treatment (in comparison to modern standards and technology)
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