“There are particular moments in history when the choices are binary & require a clear, straightforward attitude.
Rhetorical contortions, so-called subtleties, convoluted detours are the sign of a misguided & debased soul.The so-called strong minds are corrupted brains”
Standing in front of the former Lorraine Motel, the site of the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination on April 4, 1968, Memphis sanitation workers Elmore Nickelberry, 76, center, and his son, Terrence, left, hold a replica of the placard used by strikers in Memphis, Tennessee.
A 13-year-old girl pretended to be dead so that the russian invaders would not execute her.
At the end of February russian troops occupied the village of Katiuzhanka in the Kyiv region. As 13-year-old Dasha and her father and stepmother were driving through the streets, they came under fire from several directions.
Her parents were killed instantly and the car caught fire. The girl jumped out of the car, and hid behind it, but the russians did not stop firing at her.
Dasha was severely wounded and pretended to be dead so that the russian soldiers would not kill her. The russians approached, kicked her to see if she was alive, and moved on.
