Here’s a scandal you’ve never heard of and why you need to care about it, especially if you’re Jewish. The Duplessis orphans scandal happened in Canada after World War II. The Catholic Church had a baby racket. They were selling orphans from Canada to Jewish families and passing them off as Jewish when they weren’t. That means if you adopted a child in the USA or anywhere from Canada, or you were an adopted child and your parents thought you were Jewish, you need to get a formal conversion. Please speak to a rabbi about this.
The second thing about this scandal is that Joseph Mengele, the quote, angel of death from the Holocaust, was one of the doctors who experimented on children in this scandal. In the hospitals in Canada after the war, the nuns would select the babies. Okay, this is just like in the Holocaust when they had a selection. Some of the babies went to adoptive parents who were paying for them. Others were sent to institutions. Others became basically slaves on Canadian farms.
But in the institutions the children were experimented on in the most brutal and horrific ways that we don’t need to outline in this video. And some got restitution, certainly not all.
The third key point here is that the Catholic Church helped the Nazis escape and also did this baby racket and also let Mengele in to do experiments. I think they have a lot to answer for.
A final key point here is that corruption doesn’t have a religion. There were Jewish doctors and lawyers involved in the Canadian baby trafficking scandal. There were even rabbis who would say that a child was Jewish when they weren’t. We need to stop focusing on categories and start focusing on people. We need to hold no stones unturned when it comes to looking for corruption. We need to hold everybody accountable equally without a disproportionate emphasis on Jews, which is what has been happening, and even making up stories about Jews when actually others were responsible.
Let’s get to the bottom of all this. We can do it. We have to.
Writing by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal 