perhaps tomorrow, we would like to hear from perhaps tomorrow, we would like to hearfrom him. martin luther king junior s son. now it s time for the panel. bringing the focus to things that are in our possession and things that are being returned and you want to talk about something that is been returned and that is a pulled to the native americans. returned and that is a pulled to the native americans. national museum of scotland have native americans. national museum of scotland have returned native americans. national museum of scotland have returned a native americans. national museum of scotland have returned a wonderful- scotland have returned a wonderful 11 scotland have returned a wonderful it metre scotland have returned a wonderful 11 metre number hi paul to the indigenous people of canada. in the 1929 indigenous people of canada. in the i929 and indigenous people of canada. in the 1929 and this is a very important object 1929 and this is a very important object
and tries to get a chance of treatment and what kind of treatment, i don t know yet. but he would get treatment and i come here. i see open arm and hold me like i am a member of the family . i want to ask a question every time you ask me and everybody ask me question. why my son should come here for treatment. why hospital in london hospital make ugly picture for the medical service in canada. canada should be nicer and good service. they let one or two doctor give ugly picture for them. i want to thank the thousand people of canada who support me and the hospital in canada to transfer my son to u.s. . i want to thank the people in usa, when you hold me like i am member of family and thanks