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Hes spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect that that might well account for some of the amnesia that the sisters of st anne profess today. but to say that they would be unaware of those kinds of abuses, it is beyond credible. we heard from well over 7,000 individuals who have told horrifi...

Was quite separate. dawn is one of canadas most _ was quite separate. dawn is one of canadas most influential i of canadas most influential lawyers. he spent 30 years fighting for justice lawyers. he spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in of the survivors of the indian residential schools.- residential schools. in law, there is a _ residential schools. in law, there is a principal - residential schools. in law, there is a principal call...

Acquittal, there is a valuable -- a viable concern at this point that people might look at what this acquittal means to them and project that they are able to now be on the scene of a protest, of any unlawful behavior, and then usurp the role of law enforcement in the event they dont think the law is doing enough to actually stop it. and i think that -- >> let her finish. let her finish. let her finish. >> im sorry. >> go ahead. >> people have to look at this issue and say to themselves, hold on...

An ses question, the idea of while the rest of the nation was looking at this and seeing for the first time the perception of chaos. this jury pool was picked from the community of kenosha and they also remember what happened not too long ago for them. they dont have amnesia. they dont have to recall from long periods of time. they themselves may have felt the same level of perception of chaos. they may themselves have even armed themselves in events like this and remember the curfew, et cetera....

And people can say, why not? well, because we lived separate lives. we had a girls�* dormitory, boys dormitory, sisters convent, the priests were over here. you know, it was quite separate. don worme is one of canadas most influential lawyers. hes spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect ...

Our lives. >> you put the hey where the goats can eat it. what can i say? >> anybody out there telling people to not believe in their own eyes and what they see when they go to the pump and not believe what they see at the super market and not believe these prices are rising, its like best political suicide trying to convince voters that the things they see with their own eyes are not true. we live in a political culture thats driven by amnesia and i am not taking shots at our younger colleagues...

Tested and approved by the fda that will save his life. isnt that a contradiction in his approach to this. >> youre absolutely right. let me take it a step further in my own lane. play a sport that is high-velocity impact collisions on a daily basis, right? youre getting hit, youre getting blind-sided. we know some of these repetitive hits lead to memory love, amnesia, and personality differences. theres difficulty managing and thinking through, taking a vaccine thats been shown millions upon mi...

The human mind and brain have always been a tangled wilderness of the unknown. What things lurk out in the gloom of this hidden landscape within us, and what sorts of horrors might await us there? One area of the unknown that perhaps doesn’t get enough attention is that of mysterious cases of recurring amnesia,... Read more »

Im just going to tell you now, your facts are getting in the way of my hot take and being angry at the establishment. >> go ahead. no, but you are stepping back, making sense of it all. we see this every couple of years. its almost like we have amnesia. ari, you might remember this. after the 2010 loss, there were people on the left who were literally writing op-eds saying barack obama shouldnt run for president again. those are sort of crazy hot takes that you get in all this and not understand...

After the initial hit. i did this. i predictioned myself. -- protected myself, i had a broken arm and crushed fingers. >> did you go -- -- >> i did. only thing that was an opportunity for me. is my sister that woke up that night that saw that and lived through that were told to pack up and leave, i felt wont i get out of the hospital, i was a survivor. >> i woke up in the hospital but i was unconscious for three days. then i had amnesia afterwards because of the