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In reply to the discussion: How many here are familiar with the Holodomor? [View all]Igel
(37,683 posts)49. Decades ago when I was in college I learned a quick way of making breakfast.
Take a half cup (perhaps more) winter (red) wheat.
Put it in a thermos.
Put in a tablespoon of honey. Buckwheat's good. Orange blossom or clover ... eh.
Fill thermos with boiling water. Close quickly.
Get up in morning. Dump stuff into thermos lid and eat. Yum.
Notice, all you need is winter wheat, a thermos, honey, water, and some way of boiling the water.
Quantities of wheat and water (and honey) vary by size of thermos and by how much liquid you want on your plump, softened, cooked wheat berries.
That was when I was 19. I'm 63. Still have the thermos.
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There was a very concerted effort to keep the truth from the rest of the world
smirkymonkey
Feb 2022
#5
I also discovered the history of the Circassian genocide during the mid-19th
smirkymonkey
Feb 2022
#9
Name is new to me, but I knew about Stalin starving the Ukranians for a long time...
Wounded Bear
Feb 2022
#6
I know about it, & have mentioned it here from time to time, just not by that name
Hekate
Feb 2022
#7
Those were the big waves of Jewish immigration from Russia and other Eastern European regions
smirkymonkey
Feb 2022
#11
Those were the big waves of Jewish immigration from Russia and other Eastern European regions
smirkymonkey
Feb 2022
#12
Yes! I just reserved that on either my Amazon or Netflix queue! I can't wait to see it!
smirkymonkey
Feb 2022
#16
It's in a highly visible high foot traffic area. I've walked by many times
IronLionZion
Feb 2022
#42
It is well known Stalin starved a million Ukrainians with his genocidal plan to weaken the country
Martin68
Feb 2022
#21
Really? Can you re-post in this thread or maybe even repost in GD now that
smirkymonkey
Feb 2022
#31
Political scholar Tommy Tuberville explains that Putin is after the food in Ukraine.
keithbvadu2
Feb 2022
#34