Thursday, December 15, 2016
Monday, December 12, 2016
Social and Business Projects to Help Ukraine
It is
not normal that I should be turning to the international community to attract
people's attention to the plight of Ukraine's population whose everyday
life went down the tubes because of the war, and because its government
is not living up to the promises the politicians made to become elected.
It is not normal that I have to appeal to the outside world to
obtain financial support for bona fide social and business projects which would
give Ukrainians the necessary boost to mend the social fabric which has been
destroyed by decades of communism followed by another 25 years of pilfering and
economic sabotage by the corrupt anti-Ukrainian leaders who are dead set to
bring down Ukraine economically, politically and culturally.
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| Help Center/Halfway Home for Adult Orphans |
It is not normal that I have to speak on behalf of the war
veterans, the families of the killed soldiers, the adult orphans, the now
destitute people who are ready and willing to fight the consequences of
the economic collapse handed down to them by corrupt oligarchs and politicians
who always act with impunity.
It is not normal that I should be asking you to spare $1 a
day for 30 days to help the holding of a radio program for war veterans,
or the setting up of a help center/halfway home for adult orphans, or the
repairs of a summer rehabilitation camp for war veterans and their families,
and many other urgently needed projects.
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| Adult Orphans Help Center Project |
It is not normal ... but it is a fact that without YOUR financial support none of the projects will become reality. The government officials promise but do not deliver. The consequences of the war made the situation even more critical. Local Ukrainians have emptied their pockets to revive the Ukrainian army, which was dismantled by traitors. Today, due to the steep increase of the price for facilities, and the continued devaluation of the hryvnia, the local Ukrainians have been fleeced by the government as if to take revenge for their protests held during the Maidan of Dignity (Dec 2013 - Feb 2014). Because Ukrainians ousted one pro-Muscovite-Russian president, declared their desire to shake off the Muscovite-Russian yoke, and to side with Europe, Muscovy-Russia has cynically invaded Ukraine in March 2014, and brought war to the Donbas in Eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine, once called the Bread Basket of Europe, has been destroyed by Muscovy-Russia through communism in the 20th Century, and nowadays through the ongoing war. Today, Ukraine needs a helping hand to prevent despair from settling in even deeper amongst the population. Creating social havoc is a standard tactic used by Muscovy-Russia to destabilize societies and to foment discontent, which then turns into bloody revolutions or rebellions, which need to be avoided at all costs to prevent Muscovy-Russia from gaining more terrain.
The war veterans and the local Ukrainians need some help to give them the chance to restart their life, which has been destabilized by the enemy. Please, do help out Ukraine by supporting the social and business projects you can learn about by visiting the following links.
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| Katranka - Summer Rehab Camp for ATO War Veterans |
The war veterans and the local Ukrainians need some help to give them the chance to restart their life, which has been destabilized by the enemy. Please, do help out Ukraine by supporting the social and business projects you can learn about by visiting the following links.
Friday, September 9, 2016
"The Camps" premieres -- video series about Canada's first national internment operations
For Immediate Release (9 September 2016) - Ottawa
Commenting on this project, UCCLA's chairman, Roman Zakaluzny, said: "Decades ago, UCCLA spearheaded the campaign that led, in 2008, to the Government of Canada finally acknowledging what happened during the Great War and setting up the Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund, which has provided the resources for this commemorative and educational film series. We are very pleased to see Ryan’s finished product, as these videos will most certainly help to remind all Canadians of what the innocents who were branded as "enemy aliens" had to endure between 1914-1920, not because of any wrong they had done but only because of who they were and where they came from. On behalf of UCCLA's members and supporters, we congratulate Ryan on his achievement."
The first video in the series dealing with the Mara Lake internment camp in British Columbia can be accessed at: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=6XVlDDYb8So.
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The first video in the series dealing with the Mara Lake internment camp in British Columbia can be accessed at: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=6XVlDDYb8So. Please like and subscribe to Armistice Films’ Youtube channel.
For more information on UCCLA, please go to: www.uccla.ca or contactmedia@uccla.ca to subscribe to our newsletters.
The Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association (L'Association ukrainienne-canadienne des droits civils) is a non-partisan, voluntary, non-profit research and educational organization committed to the articulation and promotion of the Ukrainian Canadian community's interests and to the defence of the civil liberties and human rights of Ukrainians in Canada and elsewhere.
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