Plundering the Bulkley River Sockeye

This is part of a recent campaign to manipulate public opining in granting Indians total control of both land and water by SkeenaWild Conservation Trust . The video posted below was created by SkeenaWild Conservation Trust  it was a staged opportunity to promote this agenda. Funny how the video omits the wholesale slaughter of the very fish they claim to be saving. Other than the one giveaway blue container they failed to edit out, used to keep dead salmon on ice. The Bulkley River sockeye were never open to sport fishermen, so any decline should be attributed to those who were harvesting these sockeye.

So the video below we can label as “The Deceit”

Now we can show the rest of the story “The Truth”

First we need to acknowledge (no not land acknowledgements) but that all of the funding for the tagging, personnel wages, equipment, was all paid for by people they like to call colonials. This is a deceitful false narrative by the Wet’suwet’en – They were paid to do the work, they were employees and its deceitful to make it sound like they were the people who are doing the tagging and radio tagging, they were in a nutshell employed to do the job by so called colonials who paid for this program.

Clearly there is zero concern for what were at one time considered the endangered sockeye species, so the question is why can so few humans can kill so many sockeye, using the entrance of the colonial made fish ladders as a means to net as many sockeye as they wish, with zero accountability to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, who like trained seals close their eyes, hold their noses and do the biddings of their masters (Federal Liberals) while taxpayer get hit for all the costs, every time. It is time to end the racist divide, the sockeye belong to all of us, not just the Indians, and when it comes to funding, they should be paying their equal share of the burden, the notion that one society should allow another to live off other peoples wallets needs immediate termination.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans will make sure colonials catch zero sockeye on the Bulkley River, as taxpayers funding the program have been delegated unworthy of even catching one single sockeye, while allowing Indians to commit the wholesale slaughter of the Bulkley River sockeye. We cannot and should not blame them, it was colonial stupidity backed by organizations like  SkeenaWild Conservation Trust that created this racist divide.

If there really is this level of abundance, the Bulkley River should be open for all, not just the unlimited harvest by the Indians.