And this is why we continue to fight for our freedom today.
Thank you to the 26,000+ Canadian soldiers who bravely fought in The Forgotten War. 🫡🇨🇦🇰🇷
#RemembranceDay#LestWeForget#CanadaRemembers
Happy Veterans Day!
This time-lapse shows the entire Korean War, the front lines surging up and down the peninsula.
You’ll see the flags, Korean, American, Chinese, Russian. You’ll see how close South Korea came to disappearing.
At one point, my birth country was nothing but a sliver of coastline and a prayer. Then General MacArthur landed at Inchon, and everything changed.
My grandparents lived through that. My parents were raised by survivors. And I’m here because American servicemen fought, and too many never came home.
I’m not being dramatic when I say this. Without them, I might not exist at all.
From the bottom of my heart, and on behalf of my family, thank you.
God bless our veterans and their families!
The people of the Republic of Korea now stand at the edge of freedom, crying out in desperation.
Because of the actions of a few in power, the voices of our young generation echo through the streets. Please, do not turn away from their cries.
For decades, South Korea has cherished freedom and democracy, and we have valued our steadfast alliance with the United States. We firmly oppose communist ideology and hold the unity among free and democratic nations as our highest principle.
Yet today, our alliance and our democratic values are under threat from those who have suddenly seized power—individuals driven by communist-inspired thinking. We earnestly ask the world not to look away from this reality.
The birth of another communist state would not only destroy the freedom of Korea but also strengthen forces that threaten free and democratic nations across the globe.
We make a heartfelt plea to the international community:
Stand with us.
Raise your voices to defend the freedom and democracy of Korea.
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This story is for those liberals, esp the White female liberals,
Ding Ling (丁玲, 1904–1986) began as a feminist writer, gaining fame with her 1927 debut Miss Sophia’s Diary, a story of a woman’s struggles in a patriarchal society.
She later embraced communism, joined the CCP, and after 1949 rose to prominence as head of the Chinese Writers’ Association and editor of major Party literary journals.
When she asked the “wrong” questions, the Party turned on her. In 1957 she was branded a “Rightist”—stripped of her posts, and sent to a remote labor camp for “re-education,” where she endured nearly two decades of exile and hardship.
Lesson? Communist revolutions always eat their own—and those who justify and cheer on political violence believing they are on the “right side of history” should remember her fate.
Pix below: from a lady to a Communist to a “Rightist (or an enemy of the state).
Communist “Unity.”
Towards the end of the Chinese Civil War (1945–1949), the CCP called for “unity” and managed to convince millions of Nationalist soldiers, officers, and civil servants to abandon the Nationalist govt and join their ranks. But once in power, the CCP systematically slaughtered millions of those very people. I personally knew some of the victims.
It’s a vital historical lesson—one that far too many Americans remain clueless about.
Who launched Mao’s bloody Cultural Revolution?
Radicalized students—the Red Guards. They quickly went from justifying violence to committing murder, leaving up to 20 million dead, including many of their own.
Who radicalized them? The Communist education system.
In America, it’s Woke Marxist professors. Our campuses have become hotbeds of anti-American radicalism.
We must carry on Charlie’s legacy and reclaim our universities—because if we lose them, we lose America.
Posters then and now👇
I saw this video this morning on my feed and I think it so eloquently explains what Charlie Kirk was put on this earth to do.
“When people stop talking, that’s when you get violence, that is when civil war happens”
Just a few days ago, #CharlieKirk encouraged the young gen of 🇰🇷 to defy the darkness of communism infiltrating the country & to fight for its future. Thank you for being a beacon of hope to Koreans & shedding light on the matter. You will be missed, dear 🇺🇸 patriot. @TPUSA
May Charlie Kirk's legacy live on as he spoke out about the Korean peninsula very recently:
빌드업코리아 2025/대한민국 최초 차세대 국제 컨퍼런스/CHARLIE KIRK(찰리 커크): 미국 최대 청년 단체 TUPSA대표 https://t.co/wIezSXCMV3 via @YouTube
South Korea’s Dangerous Shift to Communism: Prosecutors Abolished, Media and Data Reports Brought Under State Control, Opposition Jailed https://t.co/CASBjQiMpp
"The biggest fear the WEF has is that there are going to be people that will not comply … this digital stuff is absolutely key … if they have a digital process whereby they can restrict your movement, your behaviour and your decisions with the click of a button, you are done."