Description: God | Life | Learning
God | Life | Learning
Today, on the one-year anniversary of Russia’s attempted genocide of the Ukrainian people and the elimination of their land, their culture and their heritage, let us reflect on how deeply connected their fight is to our own and much of the world’s struggles. There is no doubt that Russian aggression is partially motivated by empire and economics. The satanic Russian s—t, also known as putin, wants the land that does not belong to him and the economic potential it holds. He also wants to burnish his name as
It’s all a myth, a depraved idea of leadership and legacy. What is not a myth, however, what is a harsh reality is Ukraine’s genuine struggle for survival. It is an existential battle but also more than that. It’s about an ancient people and culture retaining its distinctive features, its own character. It’s not about just surviving. It’s about being, in their case, being Ukrainian.