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He probably didn't mention it because the Holodomor didn't actually happen. http://www.northstarcompass.org/nsc9912/lies.htm http://www.northstarcompass.org/ns

by alyxr 12y ago

He probably didn't mention it because the Holodomor didn't actually happen. http://www.northstarcompass.org/nsc9912/lies.htm http://www.northstarcompass.org/nsc9912/lies.htm

ChuckMcM 12y ago
You might not want to base a conclusion on the statements of a single web page. That particular web page would have much greater impact if the claims it makes had a bit more evidence behind them, starting with some source material.
wpietri 12y ago
If you want to persuade people of that, using "Communist Party Marxist-Leninist Revolutionaries" as a source is pessimally useful.
JanezStupar 12y ago
Authored by: By Mario Sousa Member of the Communist Party Marxist-Leninist Revolutionaries Sweden
- alyxr 12y ago
  Do you have anything to say regarding the actual content of the argument put forward?
  - JanezStupar 12y ago
    It is not very long. No need for me to submit a TLDR; Everyone with rudimentary knowledge of European history can spot the stark inconsistencies between the official (read peer reviewed) history and this propaganda piece. So somebody is spreading propaganda and lies. Absolute lack of references and sources leads me to believe that this pamphlet is a piece of propaganda no different from the drivel spread by the neo nazis.
- firstOrder 12y ago
  Wow, I guess that means they are biased. Luckily, academics in universities across the US, funded by grants by the Koch brothers ( http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/05/11/144280/koch-university-takeover http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/05/11/144280/koch-uni... ), are writing objective articles about history, economics, policy and other topics.
  - JanezStupar 12y ago
    Are you implying that people claiming loss of there families were made up? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor#Soviet_and_Western_denial http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor#Soviet_and_Western_de...
    - firstOrder 12y ago
      It's interesting how throughout the 1930s we see almost no mention of this in the New York Times. Which is what your link is pointing to. Now that armed right-wing bands have staged a coup in the Ukraine, we suddenly are hearing a lot of discussion about this right here, whereas when it was supposedly happening in the early 1930s, we see almost no mention of it in the press.
      - JanezStupar 12y ago
        Because communication channels with the backwater Ukraine are totaly the same in 30's and 10's?

by alyxr 12y ago

He probably didn't mention it because the Holodomor didn't actually happen. http://www.northstarcompass.org/nsc9912/lies.htm http://www.northstarcompass.org/nsc9912/lies.htm

ChuckMcM 12y ago

You might not want to base a conclusion on the statements of a single web page. That particular web page would have much greater impact if the claims it makes had a bit more evidence behind them, starting with some source material.

wpietri 12y ago

If you want to persuade people of that, using "Communist Party Marxist-Leninist Revolutionaries" as a source is pessimally useful.

JanezStupar 12y ago

Authored by: By Mario Sousa Member of the Communist Party Marxist-Leninist Revolutionaries Sweden

alyxr 12y ago
Do you have anything to say regarding the actual content of the argument put forward?
- JanezStupar 12y ago
  It is not very long. No need for me to submit a TLDR; Everyone with rudimentary knowledge of European history can spot the stark inconsistencies between the official (read peer reviewed) history and this propaganda piece. So somebody is spreading propaganda and lies. Absolute lack of references and sources leads me to believe that this pamphlet is a piece of propaganda no different from the drivel spread by the neo nazis.
firstOrder 12y ago
Wow, I guess that means they are biased. Luckily, academics in universities across the US, funded by grants by the Koch brothers ( http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/05/11/144280/koch-university-takeover http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/05/11/144280/koch-uni... ), are writing objective articles about history, economics, policy and other topics.
- JanezStupar 12y ago
  Are you implying that people claiming loss of there families were made up? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor#Soviet_and_Western_denial http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor#Soviet_and_Western_de...
  - firstOrder 12y ago
    It's interesting how throughout the 1930s we see almost no mention of this in the New York Times. Which is what your link is pointing to. Now that armed right-wing bands have staged a coup in the Ukraine, we suddenly are hearing a lot of discussion about this right here, whereas when it was supposedly happening in the early 1930s, we see almost no mention of it in the press.
    - JanezStupar 12y ago
      Because communication channels with the backwater Ukraine are totaly the same in 30's and 10's?