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Cultural Genocide And WhatAbout – Part III

Posted on May 20, 2019

Dear Readers: Continuing to review this piece by Artem Filippov, who is concerned about the Canadian government’s policy of cultural genocide against Canadian Inuits.  Filippov brings an alarming statistic:  at the current rate, by the year 2051 only 4% of … Continue reading →

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Cultural Genocide And WhatAbout – Part II

Posted on May 19, 2019

Dear Readers: Continuing to review this piece by Artem Filippov, concerning the cultural genocide of Canadian Inuits. Where we left off, Filippov was admirably candid about his purpose of using the Inuit issue as a “WhatAbout” for Westie attempts to … Continue reading →

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Cultural Genocide And WhatAbout – Part I

Posted on May 17, 2019

Dear Readers: It is common on the internet for blog pundits to decry the use of “Whataboutism” as a valid debating tool.  Personally, I think Whataboutism is not only valid, but also a wonderful way to point out the sheer … Continue reading →

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Crime and Punishment: The Collaborators – Part VII

Posted on May 16, 2019

Dear Readers: Today we will finish  our review of this piece, a transcript of an interview with Jared McBride, Lecturer in Russian and East European History at UCLA.   Where we left off, Professor McBride had discussed the volumes and … Continue reading →

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Crime and Punishment: The Collaborators – Part VI

Posted on May 15, 2019

Dear Readers: Continuing to review this piece, which is a transcript of an interview with Professor Jared McBride, Lecturer in Russian and East European History at UCLA.  I have not read McBride’s thesis, but, based on the things he says … Continue reading →

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Crime and Punishment: The Collaborators – Part V

Posted on May 14, 2019

Dear Readers: And so we have concluded the “Crime” portion of this story, for now.  We saw that the Germans had a rather sophisticated method for recruiting local collaborators to help them keep “order” and kill Jewish civilians in the … Continue reading →

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Crime and Punishment: The Collaborators – Part IV

Posted on May 13, 2019

Dear Readers: Today we will finish reviewing this piece, and then we shall move on to the Punishment phase of this process.  Where we left off, the German occupying government had built Auxiliary Police Units in the Ukraine (and Baltics) … Continue reading →

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