Residential schools, genocide and Europe's settler colonies in N. AMERICA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND ISRAEL

 In place of "residential schools", Israel has taken Lemkinian/textbook genocide to a whole new level by exterminating the subpopulation of Palestinians babies and children in Gaza.  Nazis did the same using gas chambers & phenol injections.   

Jewish babies and children were found typically at the bottom of the piles of corpses in these exterminating gas chambers: the stronger died last, and attempted to climb on the weaker collapsing victims in vain hopes of getting to the light which they mistook to be the source of air.   But 80,000 tons of TNT/dynamite - supplied by USA - preclude any need for Israel to build gas chambers and crematorium:  the 4-times the amount of TNT equivalent used in Hiroahima,  have been dropped in Gaza, turning the entire place into one vast incinerator, larger than both Auschwitz complex (not just one big stadium-like cage) and Hiroshima.  Son of a Belarus-born rabbainic educator, Noam Chomsky, who lived early Kibbutz in the 1950s, called Israel "the most vicious type of settler colonizer".                                 

 'Settler colonizers" - European or Europe-oroginated  land thieves, in plain English - commonly deployed "residential schools" as a method in their broader population/cultural/physical destruction of all indigenous populations.  Even in the narrow/legal definition of Lemkin's genocide this act of transferring the population of children of genocided native people to the ("care" "control" of)  perpetrating Europeans was deemed a crime, and encoded in Article II.(e). In its original, comprehensive conception , this transfer of the targeted population of children is deemed the post-destruction phase of the perpetuating group: the reconstruction of whoever was left un-exterminated in accordance with the national patterns of the perpetuating group, hence the policy and acts of cultural erasure.  #USA #Canada #Australia #newzealand

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