Three years after the horrific Montreal Massacre in December of 1989 where 14 women were hunted down and shot to death, a Canadian Newspaper published this poem: Women are an evil race . . . Let’s face it, women are a curse . . . but if they didn’t drop their pants, You’d hunt them down and shoot ’em.” The
Once Maret bought one children’s book about race and bad, bad white people, more keep popping up on her Amazon account. Our Skin starts out very pleasantly at first, and then takes a turn for the worse.
When 3 presidents of elite universities explained that students calling for the genocide of Jews on school property may – or may not – go against school policy because it would have to be put “in context”, some classic liberals were shocked. Others smugly explained that they believe in freedom of expression without cluing in these schools, just seconds before
Maret Jaks (daughter of a refugee from Estonia) and Diana Kurg (who was born in Estonia under Soviet Occupation) look at the hostility against white people being taught in elementary schools and ask the question: Who experienced more privilege in life: two Estonian-Canadians who started out in poverty or Kamala Harris, the Vice President of the United States? _____ At
Organized pedophile groups have long advocated for their “right” to access children because, you know, it would “benefit” the child. Here Maret Jaks exposes how pedophiles have easily slipped into schools under the argument that children need to be exposed to “diversity” and “inclusion”, hiding behind the LGBTQ rainbow. She asks this question: Which is more important – to #BeKind
It triggered a lot of traumatic memories for Maret Jaks when the serial killer, Paul Bernardo, was granted permission to be downgraded from a Maximum Security prison to an “open campus” medium security prison. You see, Maret had helped the mother of one of the victims of this murderer during the trial process, during the most horrific aspects of the
Maret Jaks’ mother was a child refugee from communism when the Soviets invaded her homeland, Estonia. Family unable to escape lived a life of hardship under communism and spent the next several decades speaking in whispers, afraid of being punished for what they said and what they believed. Today, more and more people in Western democracies are speaking in whispers,
Learn how Diana and her husband started the process of homeschooling in a small town in the mountains of British Columbia, Canada. How do you get your kids to read? Can they get into college? Who do they play with? It’s a process and Diana has some advice to give.
After a Canadian Health Authority repeatedly telephoned Diana Kurg during Christmas 2021, telling her to keep her son isolated in his room with a mask on because he’d been exposed to Covid at school, Diana had concerns. She stopped answering their calls — and THEN something very strange happened. That was the final straw for her family. Now they homeschool.
