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2/ Many of us have lost friends and loved ones, including children, both on the frontlines and in our cities. And those who haven’t been physically hurt carry the emotional scars: fear, guilt, rage, despair. We live with them every day.
3/ And then we see Witcoff putting his hand on his heart when meeting the man who has murdered our people — just a week after a russian rocket killed nine kids on a playground, and a day before over 30 civilians were slaughtered in the center of Sumy on Palm Sunday.
4/ And what do we hear?

“It was a mistake.”

How should we interpret that? Stupidity? Betrayal? Psychopathy? You name it.
5/ Every day we witness the brutalities of the russian army — and the worst of them are proudly rewarded by Putin himself.

Every day, russians are stealing our lives — not only by killing, but by destroying any chance of living normally.
6/ They came to us, not the other way around.

They chose war. Not NATO. Not Biden. Not the deep state. Them.

You cannot blame the victim for the crime, even if they were naive or unprepared.
7/ Yes, we were naive.

Yes, maybe Biden could have done more or acted sooner.

But none of that changes one fact: Putin chose this bloodbath. And he should be held accountable — not excused.
8/ Imagine a new sheriff comes to town. But instead of catching the murderer, he just complains about how bad the previous sheriff was. Meanwhile, the murders continue.

Excuse me — that’s not your job. Your job is to stop the killing.

The time for talking is over.
This Easter, we remember that the resurrection of Jesus is not just a symbol — it is a victory. A victory of life over death, of light over darkness, of hope over despair.

Even in the midst of war, pain, and uncertainty, the message of Easter remains unchanged: evil will not have the final word. The stone has been rolled away. The grave is empty. Our Redeemer lives.

To every Ukrainian family grieving, every soldier defending, every child praying — God sees you. He is near. And He promises: “I will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain.” (Revelation 21:4)

The same power that raised Christ from the dead is alive and active — bringing healing, justice, and resurrection to hearts and nations.

Hold on to hope. The dawn is coming.

Christ is Risen!
A recently published Pew Research Center report highlights a dramatic shift in Republican views on the Russia-Ukraine war:
• In 2022, 69% of Republicans viewed russia as an enemy of the United States.
• By April 2024, that number had dropped to 58%.
• As of March 2025, only 40% of Republicans still consider russia an enemy.

How did the party of Reagan — the man who helped bring down the Soviet Union — end up here?

At this rate, it wouldn’t be surprising if Republicans soon voted to reunify the United States with russia.
Russians plan to hold a propaganda march in the heart of Washington.

The event, marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, is scheduled for May 3. Organizers have already received a permit from local authorities.

The march will feature an orchestra, Soviet war songs, and portraits of so-called “heroes” — as participants parade through downtown Washington and hold a concert near the World War II Memorial.

This will be the first “Immortal Regiment” propaganda march in D.C. since russia launched its full-scale war of aggression against Ukraine.

Let that sink in: while russia is murdering civilians, bombing cities, and trying to erase Ukrainian identity, they’ll be celebrating their militarism just steps away from the U.S. Capitol.
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This is terrifying.

We often dismiss scenes like this with a phrase — “militarization of children.” But this is something darker.

Look at them: trained to kill, taught to worship Putin, and conditioned to hate anyone he labels an enemy — not just Ukrainians, but the entire free world.

In five years, they’ll be ready to “liberate” Poland, the Baltics, and even all of Europe.

And they won’t be desperate convicts. They’ll be disciplined, ideologically groomed, and proud to die for Putin.

This isn’t just a disturbing video. It’s a warning about the future — unless we stop russia now.

This is exactly how Nazi Germany rose to power in the 1930s. It’s time for the appeasement crowd to finally wake up.
The euro has reached a three-year high, rising to $1.15 amid a weakening dollar and growing doubts about its role as a safe-haven currency.

Source: Bloomberg
NATO has become a useless organization.

It’s only a matter of time before the U.S. pulls out of NATO. But even if that doesn’t happen immediately, imagine the following scenario: russia attacks the Baltic states to create a land corridor to Kaliningrad — just as it attacked Ukraine to gain access to Crimea. What will the U.S. do?

Nothing. Article 5 will be treated like the Budapest Memorandum. The same “America First” propagandists will say, “It’s not our war.” The cowardly behavior of the U.S. has emboldened russia. And those who claim “russia would never dare invade” are the same people who said that about Ukraine three years ago.

The only chance to stop russia is to help Ukraine now. We must provide Ukraine with all the ammunition it is asking for.

Beyond that, a new alliance must be formed — one built on real commitments and binding security guarantees. The U.S. is simply not a reliable partner.
100,000 tons of ammunition went up in flames: It was one of russia’s largest ammunition depots.

The site stored guided aerial bombs, artillery shells, rockets for MLRS, and components for air defense systems.

This is the only language of “peace” that Putin understands.
Ukrainian activist, volunteer, and defender Anastasiia Yefimova was killed on the front line.

After losing her husband in the war, Anastasiia joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. She was also raising two children on her own — children who are now left orphaned.
If true, this would be the greatest betrayal by the U.S. yet.

According to The Washington Post, the U.S. will propose tomorrow in London that Ukraine and European countries recognize Crimea as russian territory and accept the current front line as part of a peace deal with russia.

The U.S. administration has repeatedly betrayed Ukraine in the past—starting with the Budapest Memorandum. But this would be a direct betrayal of Ukrainian sovereignty.