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<p><p>WINNIPEG First Nations and Jewish group leaders are speaking http://www.paulsmithfever.com/ [http://www.paulsmithfever.com/  ポールスミス キーケース]  out against accusations that this Canadian government is trying to "exterminate" Aboriginal Peoples. At least two Manitoba town leaders say the comments manufactured by former chiefs Terry Nelson (Roseau Lake) and Dennis Pashe (Dakota Tipi) on Iranian state television Weekend were completely unacceptable. "I'm scared to also compare that tragedy having our history, " Birdtail Sioux Initial Nation Chief Kenneth Chalmers said on the Holocaust. "That's not acceptable. It's totally different. We're not lining way up for gas chambers. "</p><p></p><p>The leader of the Assiniboine River Valley area said the pair's claim Canada's 600 murdered and missing First Nations women are proof of an effort to block out Aboriginal Peoples from this Canadian population are similarly misguided. "That's way out generally there too. The exploitation of our women is not really a government program, " said Chalmers. "The economic situations our everyone is in makes them wide open for exploitation. "Nelson and Pashe went to Tehran, Iran, last week to mouse over what they http://www.paulsmithfever.com/ [http://www.paulsmithfever.com/  ポールスミス アウトレット]  believe that they are Canada's human rights violations against aboriginals, defying the federal government's suspension of diplomatic relations while using country.</p><p></p><p>Chalmers said he's troubled the trip will hamper the progress made on legitimate aboriginal concerns, including poverty and a loss of adequate reserve housing. Current Dakota Tipi Initial Nation Chief Cornell Pashe, Dennis Pashe's cousin, agreed. "We've worked long and hard to become where we're at, he said. have to work realistically to end issues. Sure, injustices have occurred, but it's the past and we must work within the present system. "Jeffrey Smith, of the Calgary Judaism Federation, said Nelson's comments linking Canada's human rights record to Iran's can be an insult to all Canadians. "For him to head to a country like Iran, which is probably on the list of world's foremost human protection under the law abusers, and use that for a platform, I think it's not helpful in any respect to the challenges the fact that First Nations find themselves with in Canada, " said Smith. http://www.paulsmithfever.com/ [http://www.paulsmithfeve