Black ribbon day

Tuesday, 23rd of August is an international day of remembrance for victims of totalitarian regimes, specifically stalinist, communist, nazi, fascist regimes as well as russist regime of contemporary Russian Federation. This day symbolises the rejection of extremism, intolerance and oppression. Under the name Black Ribbon Day it is an official remembrance day in Canada and European Union, however this day is celebrated by all free people around the world.

It was 23rd of August 1939 when Molotov and Ribbentrop signed a Pact between russian imperialists named Soviet Union and fascists named Nazi Germany at that time dividing Romania, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland into designated Soviet and German spheres of interest.

It was on Black Ribbon Day in 1989, citizens of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia organized the Baltic Way, when some two million citizens joined hands across three countries and 700 kilometers to show their determination to be free from Soviet occupation. In January 1990 a million of Ukrainians joined hands in a human chain that stretched for some 700 kilometers, signifying their hope and determination for independence and freedom freeing themselves from russian occupation.

So, on Tuesday, 23rd of August 2022, please, raise your flag with black ribbon, attach black ribbon to your clothing and remember victims of the totalitarian regimes of the past and terrorist russist regime of today. Take a hand of another free person around you and make a human chain no matter how small or long the chain will be. We are all together. We will overcome fear, terror and hate.

Just believe that there will be no Russian Federation as we know it soon and russian military will be destroyed completely. First nations of the Russian Federation will get independence and all free people will live in peace.

Freedom is within you.