Episode 263 - Remembering Splitting The Sky

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Geopolitics, News & Politics, Research, Conspiracy, Media, Terror, Nwo, Alternative, History, Falseflag

4.9 • 980 Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2013

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Mohawk activist. 9/11 truth campaigner. War criminal protester. Attica State riot leader. Gustafsen Lake Standoff organizer. Splitting The Sky had a remarkable life. Tragically, that life was cut short last week after an unexplained incident near his home in Chase, British Columbia. Today on The Corbett Report we memorialize his life and reflect on the legacy he leaves behind.

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0:34.0	Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to another edition of the Corbett report. I'm your host James Corbett of Corbettreport.com, coming to you as always from the sunny
0:38.4	climbs of Western Japan here on this 22nd day of March 2013.
0:42.4	Welcome to episode 263 of the... this 22nd day of March 2013.
0:43.2	Welcome to episode 263 of the Corbett Report Podcast, Remembering Splitting the Sky.
0:50.0	It was with great sadness that we learned earlier this week of the passing of another articulate
0:53.8	spokesman for Truth, an impassioned campaigner and activist John Boncourt, aka splitting the sky,
1:00.0	who some of you might remember from his previous appearances here on the Corbett report.
1:04.8	For those who don't know about splitting the sky or don't know in detail, it is of course extremely
1:09.6	exceptionally difficult to try to encapsulate, let memorialize a life so enriched with such
1:15.8	interesting experiences as splitting the skies was in a humble little podcast like
1:21.2	this but that is the task that we have set before us today
1:24.1	so let's attempt to do that and to commence in that task why don't we start by
1:29.6	turning to an article that was posted on of all all things, the Vancouver Sons website earlier this week
1:35.0	under the headline, Native peace activist John Boncourt found dead.
1:39.5	Quote, his native name was Daca Juea or splitting the sky, and it was a name that John Boncourt took to heart through his lifetime of political activism.
1:49.0	Boncourt, 61, was found dead last week on a path on the Adams Lake Indian Reserve near his home and chase near salmon arm.
1:56.0	He is believed to have fallen on cement steps and may have suffered a blow to the head.
2:01.0	Also known as John Hill or Dac, Bonkor will be remembered as a man who stood up for all that
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