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June 12, 2025
Working on "The Truth About the Holodomor"
The Holodomor was a man-made famine impacting Ukrainians from the spring of 1932 through the autumn of 1933. It remains the greatest single massacre orchestrated by the Soviet government, with estimated death tolls between 3.5 to 5 million.
The population of Ukraine in 1930 was about 31.4 million. This means that between 11% to 16% of the country was murdered by the State. That’s 1 out of every 6 people in the worst case. Can you imagine this? Out of all the people you know, one sixth of them, murdered through starvation, disease, gulag, a firing squad, or by your neighbors.
That is over 55 million US citizens. That is a 9/11 every day for almost 51 years. That is a 9/11 every 45 minutes for 18 months straight.
How does this happen? How do you get such brutality? Why were Ukrainians targeted? And, perhaps most importantly, could it have been avoided? What can we learn from this?
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I had even more viewers than Jimmy Kimmel when I was banned out of existence.
No one cared.
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Don't let the bastards trick you into thinking they have any principles.
Their only 'principle' is POWER.
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Has anyone attended a Charlie Kirk vigil? I did so tonight, and I had some thoughts... I'm still mulling them over, because some things I heard really bothered me, and I'm left with some questions.
I'm not a believer, but am very familiar with Christianity (grew up around Christians, attended Christian schools for 9 out of 16 years of my education, multiple church attendances per week, etc.).
My thoughts right now are on why people are returning to church, what they're hearing there, and whether Christians could have done something to prevent this, in the same way that Stef was talking about if libertarians had taken his advice in 2009 with the Against Me argument.
In any case, I'm going to sleep on it, the morning may bring a new perspective. But I am curious to hear from other folks, what they saw, and I'll share further once I've had the chance to mull things over.
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