Acadian of Mi’kmaw ancestry pro-bono environmental & human rights advocate for over 24 years with extensive knowledge of law, policy, hydrogeology & economics.
This is the map of the Acadian deportation to Europe which was done in 1755 by Edward Cornwallis who did the scalping proclamations against Mi’kmaw and Acadians. He made the deportation plans in the Freemason Lodge 54 in Digby NS before Canada or the US existed. Members included Wolfe, Lord Moncton, Lord Jeffrey Amherst, Winslow and others. Edward Cornwallis came to Canada after killing Scots. They did deportations from Acadia to Standing Rock where Jeffrey Amherst died. Amherst was a Freemason who brought the box with him. It was a battle of the Moderns vs the Ancient Masons, the Order of Christ (Vatican) vs. Protestant Templars. The wars were religious because you had to be Roman Catholic to do legal trade with Europe. It was why Henri Membertou got baptized. His goods and Acadian goods traded in Antwerp. There was a global commerce of salt cod and shipping (linked to the Charles Robin Jersey Fishing Company.) The British came and attacked Vatican trade people to force the use of British Currency in North America. The beneficiaries were the ones with money: Dutch and British elites and other Europeans who made Wall Street to invest in future trades. To keep prices cheap it bound the world to slavery to keep prices cheap. Wall Street sold slaves and was known as the stock market where people were auctioned off while being displayed in the stocks. The New England families who took over Acadia were the only people with money. Acadians and Indigenous and Non Protestants were denied money. 
I went in good faith to support Lydia’s law to expedite rape hearings and to give more support for survivors. The reading pushed back for 3 hours. The justice minister wasn’t even there. I learned Queen’s Park burned down 3 times. They heating was to blame. The last wing to catch fire was replaced with Italian marble and tile all hand done. Pricy rebuild. They could have simply used marble from Tweed ON.
