Scot who founded Canada removed from banknotes over 'genocide'

Sir John A Macdonald, who negotiated the deal that established the Canadian state and served twice as Prime Minister in the late 19th Century, has featured on the country’s $10 note since 1971.



The Scotsman - Scottish News

Imagine if the US removed Presidents who committed Genocide. They probably wouldn't have any Presidents left to put on their banknotes.
 
Sir John A Macdonald, who negotiated the deal that established the Canadian state and served twice as Prime Minister in the late 19th Century, has featured on the country’s $10 note since 1971.



The Scotsman - Scottish News

Imagine if the US removed Presidents who committed Genocide. They probably wouldn't have any Presidents left to put on their banknotes.


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Obama did a fine job of supporting that type of effort in Libya..... As a matter of fact he did a fine job of it the entire time he held the presidency.

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Sir John A Macdonald, who negotiated the deal that established the Canadian state and served twice as Prime Minister in the late 19th Century, has featured on the country’s $10 note since 1971.



The Scotsman - Scottish News

"Founding Canada" was not all he did though; he also spearheaded the government's abduction of some 150,000 children from their parents and cost Canada a dark reputation that it's still a long way from getting over.
 

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