Kicked Off of Facebook for a 25-Word Description of the Katyn Massacre

 I was kicked off of Facebook for a 25-word description of the Katyn Massacre. You can see the "offensive" post, below. 

Facebook friend Sue Knight remarked on the similarity of the execution methods invading Russians used against some Ukrainians in Bucha, and the Katyn Massacre. 

I agreed with Sue and commented that, yes, the methods were the same. I was immediately kicked off of Facebook. 

If there were any way to contact Facebook, I would ask you to contact them and protest. But there appears to be no way to contact Facebook. 

It greatly disturbs me that a 25-word description of the Katyn Massacre is enough to get the poster kicked off of Facebook. 

Some Ukraine Memes

 

New York Times' Andrew Higgins Depicts Poland as "Fringe," Conceited, and "Europe's Inveterate Troublemaker" in a Spiteful Article

 

The New York Times' Andrew Higgins depicts Poland as a "fringe" country, "Europe's inveterate troublemaker," "Europe's great disrupter," "a disruptive force obsessed with stoking culture wars and hostility to foreigners," and a childish, conceited nation that is helping Ukrainian refugees merely to gain fame and praise. Poland "is basking in the glow of appreciative attention." 

"Poland’s deputy culture minister, Jaroslaw Sellin, a conservative firebrand who previously relished his country’s role as Europe’s great disrupter, has found a new cause celebrating Poland’s favor at the center of attention. “Everyone watches us with admiration,” he told Radio Gdansk on Tuesday."

See full article here

Some readers did object to the article. See images, below. 

I submitted the comment below. I don't think the Times will publish it 

"War in Ukraine Prompts a Political Makeover in Poland": New York Times

 

Full article is here. Please read and comment. Thank you. 

Anonymous Salutes Poland

 

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Father Bruce Wilkinson, Catholic Priest, Mongers Hatred Against Poles Even As Bombs Fall on Ukraine; Pure Evil

#FatherBruceWilkinson is, according to his bio at America magazine, a retired Catholic priest. 

I had never heard of him until his recent hate mongering against Polish people was brought to my attention. 

Wilkinson hates Poles, and he wants those he influences to hate Poles, as well. 

Wilkinson has over 7,000 followers, and if those 7,000 people read Wilkinson's recent anti-Polish posts, they have been educated by a Catholic priest to hate. 

On March 14, 2022, Wilkinson posted an article from the New York Times falsely alleging that Poles are white supremacists who have been kind to Ukrainians fleeing a war aimed at destroying civilians for no other reason than that those Ukrainians are white. 

Wilkinson reported that he had "personal encounters" with Poles in Chicago, and those "personal encounters" caused him  to decide that "#Poland has never been one of my favorite countries to think about or uphold with positive values." 

Wilkinson's statement is borderline incoherent and it does not reflect deep thought or a high intellect. Wilkinson's hatred is clear, though. 

Wilkinson's followers respond with further hatred against Poles. 

Wilkinson's hatred disgusts me. It causes me to despair. 

Wilkinson's hatred is especially toxic because it comes from a priest. A leader of Catholics. 

If a Polish American priest were to make an equally hateful comment about black people,  that Polish priest would face defrocking by sundown. Black Americans exercise power that Polonians only dream about. 

Wilkinson justifies his hatred by saying that he has had negative encounters with Poles. 

Look at crime statistics in Chicago. Below is just one set of statistics from the Chicago Tribune. 

"According to the medical examiner, Blacks were the victims of 80% of the homicides handled by the office. More than 1,000 homicides here were gun-related ...  ‘Eighty-six homicide deaths were under 18; 12 were under the age of 10.’ The Chicago police figure includes all manner of homicides, but the overwhelming majority of slayings in the city — more than 90% — were a result of gun violence, statistics show. All told, there were at least 4,300 gunshot victims, including those who suffered both fatal and nonfatal injuries, according to CPD data. The number is a significant increase from 2018, when 2,800 people were shot.”

Can you imagine a Polish-American saying the he decided that black Americans "are not my favorite demographic to think about or uphold with positive values" because he had been mugged, or raped, or robbed, or vandalized, or harassed, or beaten up, by black people in hyper violent Chicago?  

If someone did say that, the punishment would be severe. Wilkinson, though, can spew his hatred with abandon and remain a contributor to America, a prominent American Catholic magazine. 

And when did Wilkinson say this? When the world is on the verge of a nuclear war. When millions of Ukrainian mothers and children, children with cancer, babies, old women, are running for their lives. 

Link to Wilkinson's tweet here

Thank you to Jerzy for sending this in. 

New York Times Again Criticizes Poland as Racist Because of Its Treatment of Ukrainian Refugees v. Migrants from Africa

 

The New York Times has run *yet another* article criticizing Poland for being heroically welcoming to Ukrainian refugees. 

This is extraordinary. Poland has won praise around the world for its abundant hospitality and kindness. 

But where normal people see heroism and generosity, the Woke see only white supremacy. 

The Times is angry because Poland does not treat male economic migrants from Africa and the Middle East in the same way that it treats women and children escaping Russian bombs dropped on defenseless civilians. 

I attempted to leave this comment, which, so far, the Times has refused to post: 

Many Times readers agree. I've included the top four "most popular" comments, below.