In Memoriam: Never Forget Holodomor Memorial Day

H/T WRSA

 

Never Forget: Holodomor Memorial Day

 

In particular why are prominent members of the Jewish community, who know the realities of genocide in the 20th century, among some of the most prominent Holodomor denialists?

Christians must never forget the genocide of millions of our Christian brothers and sisters. We must hold to account those who seek to deny, hide, or downplay this atrocity. We must educate our children about the horrors of what happened and we must not be afraid to “offend” people in the process of discussing the truth about these important matters. Objective truth is only offensive to those who hate and wish to hide objective truth.

 

 

Movies Showing The Horrors of Communism

An examination of the Soviet slaughter of thousands of Polish officers and citizens in the Katyn forest in 1940.

If you are in CONUS, you can stream it HERE for Free.

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THE IRISH HOLOCAUST NO ONE MENTIONS

Know Your History Folks.. The Truth is Out There!

 

It is estimated that deliberate starvation, slavery and the expulsion of the Irish (and Scottish) peoples in fairly recent history led to a 50 percent loss of population. If this is so, these two nations suffered a population loss far worse than did the Slavs under Jewish Bolshevism or by Germany that suffered a 13 million loss of population following World War II on account of Allied policy.

via THE IRISH HOLOCAUST NO ONE MENTIONS — THE ETHNIC-EUROPEAN

Holocaust Rememberance Week

In America, the Holocaust Is Losing Its Shock Factor

Although January 27th is the Official Holocaust Rememberance Day, The President has made April 12th thru April 19th a Special National week of Remembrance for all the victims of the Holocaust.

To ALL parents with kids still at home, I would urge you to have a frank and honest discussion about the history of the holocaust and the importance of remembering what happened so it is not repeated.

In my household, we like to watch movies and documentaries. Schindler’s List of course is the go-too classic. We watch it at least a couple times a year. There are several other worthwhile movies; the most recent one being Denial, a very famous true story about holocaust denial.

On the documentary front, there are so many good ones, but the top one I would recommend would be the USC Shoah FoundationThis is the foundation that Steven Spielberg helped fund after he made Schindler’s List. It has thousands of hours of testimonial recordings from actual Holocaust survivors about their terrible experiences inside the death camps.

 

Stay Alert, Stay Armed and Stay Dangerous!

 

World War Two History: Piss On Your Enemies! (Literally)

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When a Jewish Holocaust survivor ‘pissed’ on Hitler’s henchman

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I absolutely love finding stories like this about survivors of the Holocaust getting some type of revenge on Nazi’s. So many times the punishment the nazi’s received was not “personal” enough to fit the crime IMO, but here, it is all about personal!

 

 

Stay Alert, Stay Armed and Stay Dangerous!