Mistakes Were NOT Made

based on the poem by Margaret Anna Alice

In the tapestry of orchestrated chaos, where the currents of history converge, one must grapple with the harsh reality that unfolds not by random chance but through the hands of architects who sculpt the narrative of human suffering. Reflecting on the echoes of Margaret Anna Alice's poignant poem, we find ourselves traversing a landscape where intentional cruelty masquerades as happenstance.

Let us gaze unflinchingly into the abyss, where the Armenian Genocide stands as a testament to the deliberate machinations of those who wielded power with a malevolence that defies the apologist's brush. It was no accidental misstep, no stumble into the abyss; it was a blueprint meticulously executed, hidden in plain sight as the world blinked in disbelief.

The Holodomor, draped in the shroud of historical oversight, was not a slip of the bureaucratic pen. The orchestrated famine that snuffed out millions of lives bore the hallmark of calculated cruelty. To dismiss it as a mere misjudgment is to pla…