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⚡️ Kherson today is the future of EVERY single European city.

Russians safari hunting individuals with armed drones.

This future’s out there, thanks to Zarina Zabrisky reporting. It’s just not evenly distributed. Yet.

Killing people going about their daily business every day, on every street.

What did you do to halt this inevitable future being realised?

@ZarinaZabrisky has been cataloguing this inevitable future for ALL European cities meanwhile, @Bundeskanzler and @POTUS are asleep at the wheel.

What begins in Kherson, whether it's the UN Commission of Inquiry on War Crimes in Ukraine or the Yamna community, a relatively small number of individuals created the language, the linguistic structures, the words we use almost in every sentence, the religions, the solid imminence in many Indo-European religions, including, I would characterize Christianity as an Indo-European religion, and Buddhism created by this community, which just in itself is an amazing, just amazing, absolutely amazing, because most of us grow up, we have a mental model of Greece, Rome, maybe ancient Egypt before Greece and then our cultures…

What begins in Kherson, whether it's the UN Commission of Inquiry on War Crimes in Ukraine or the Yamna community, a relatively small number of individuals created the language, the linguistic structures, the words we use almost in every sentence, the religions, the solid immanence in many Indo-European religions, including, I would characterize Christianity as an Indo-European religion, and Buddhism created by this community, which just in itself is an amazing, just amazing, absolutely amazing, because most of us grow up, we have a mental model of Greece, Rome, maybe ancient Egypt before Greece and then our cultures. And that turns out this is not true. And that Greek, Greece and Rome, Greek, well, Italic culture, Italic and Celtic languages, as far as we know, formed inside a mixture of the Yamna community from this area in Greece.

Kherson, Mikhailov, Oblast, you know, right around the river where Russia and Ukraine, you know, this has been an intersection point, an interaction point for millennia, out of an interaction between migrating Yamnaf from there after 2500 BCE, westwards, near Odessa, just east of Odesa, and this community of people there. Linguists and archaeologists have suspected, many of them have suspected this for decades, for a few decades, but And Jung refers to the reason why Jung explains why he believes that these archetypes are part of the collective unconscious of humanity is he just can't understand how else they could have come from, where else they could have come from. And he talks, Jung talks about the wildest migration theories, which now we know since 2015, ancient DNA revolution, as it's known in the, in the literature, uh, is scientific facts. So the scientific fact of, um, the genetic, uh, content of people from India to Ireland, uh, whose, um, genetic ancestry comes from what they call the step, but what I call ancient Ukrainian.

And so for me, a lot of my work, you know, is about re-archetyping Ukraine inside the mental models of humanity. Because I realized, as many of us did, there was nothing, there was some problem that people had, whether it was the former German policy or the policy of many of our governments. They all were perceiving, and perhaps many of us did this as well before we became aware about Ukraine, and at its importance, not only in our, in our current day, in our current moment, but its importance over time, um, that, um, that there was something they basically, Russia was managing by, uh, by controlling, uh, the, by monopolizing the myth of Russia's superiority of Ukraine archetyping, Ukraine is not a real country.

Every time Donald Putin speaks, he's re-archetyping Russia as this great power. And many of us and many of our friends perhaps still will perceive Russia's culture as somehow justif