Just heartbreaking

Professor Roman Sheremeta

Mar 24, 2026

This is the reality for thousands of Ukrainian children today.

Instead of playing in a park — flowers on a heroic father’s grave. Instead of his warm hands — cold granite, that she kisses goodbye.

Source: United 24

Video here :

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CUgXtsNvo/?mibextid=wwXIfr

The hospital in Zaporizhia, Ukraine. Because of the russian terrorism.

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The level of corruption in the current U.S. administration is unprecedented in American history.

Today, traders placed bets worth half a billion dollars in the oil market about 15 minutes before Trump’s post sent oil prices down.

At the same time, five minutes before his post, someone placed a $1.5 billion bet on stocks going up.

There is only one explanation: Trump shared this information with his associates, who then used it to make more money than most people will ever earn in a lifetime.

The U.S. national debt crossed $39 trillion. That is $240,000 per taxpaying American.

In less than five months, $1 trillion has been added to the national debt. Economists project it will reach $40 trillion before the end of the year.

This is unsustainable.

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“Trump is suspending sanctions on Iran and Russia, which will put over $15 billion in their treasuries to help them fund the wars against us. It’s stunning. We have never ever seen this level of war incompetence in American history.”

Chris Murphy, U.S. Senator

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Treasury secretary Scott Bessent urges Americans to have a little empathy for Trump, who delighted in Robert Mueller’s death.

In an interview Bessent said: “I think that neither one of us can understand what has been done to the president and to his family.”

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Statement by President George W. Bush regarding the passing of Robert Mueller:

“Laura and I are deeply saddened by the loss of Robert Mueller. Bob dedicated his life to public service. As a Marine in Vietnam, he proved he was ready for tough assignments. He earned a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart before returning home to pursue law. In 2001, only one week into the job as the 6th Director of the F.B.I., Bob transitioned the agency mission to protecting the homeland after September 11. He led the agency effectively, helping prevent another terrorist attack on U.S. soil. Laura and I send our heartfelt sympathy to his wife of nearly 60 years, Ann, and the Mueller family.”

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This post reveals something very rotten about Trump’s soul. And it reveals something dark about our entire society.

Trump reacted to the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller by saying: “Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead.”

Most likely Trump’s reaction is the result of Mueller’s investigation of russian interference in the U.S. presidential election.

But when a political leader publicly celebrates the death of an opponent, something is deeply broken. Not just politically, but morally.

There is something profoundly wrong in a person’s soul if they rejoice in the death of someone they disagreed with. That is not strength. It is moral decay.

But this is not just about Trump. It reveals something uncomfortable about all of us.

We are increasingly living in a culture where people celebrate violence and death as long as it is directed at the “other side.”

We saw some Republicans cheering after the killing of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse shot by federal agents in Minneapolis. The case remains under investigation, and video evidence suggests that it was a plain murder of an innocent man.

We have also seen people on the left celebrating violence against Charlie Kirk.

This is not justice.
This is not righteousness.
This is moral collapse.

And it is happening on both sides.

What troubles me even more is seeing many Christians defend or excuse this behavior. I am sure that in church they are taught something very different.

Jesus Christ taught compassion, mercy, and love, even toward enemies. Not celebration of their suffering.

If anything, Christians should be the last people to normalize cruelty and death. And yet, here we are, watching people who claim to follow Christ justify behavior that directly contradicts everything He stood for.

This is bigger than politics. It is about who we are becoming.

And right now, that trajectory looks very dark.

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Oleksandr Dudulad, a first responder and the only survivor of the russian attack on an ambulance in the Kupiansk region on March 15, bids farewell to his colleague Oleh Zhuravliov.

Source: Olena Halushka

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Trump accused Zelenskyy of “PR” over statements about helping Americans in the Middle East.

When asked about potential Ukrainian assistance, Trump responded that “the Ukrainians have done nothing,” and that Zelenskyy’s statements were made for “political and PR purposes.”

Trump also repeated that it is much harder to deal with Zelenskyy than with Putin.

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The sign says: “Enemy, know this: We are all Putin.” This is something many people do not understand. It is not Putin’s war against Ukraine. Even if you take Putin out, nothing will change. He is a symptom of a much bigger sickness.

1. It is not Putin, but russians who are killing Ukrainians, raping women and children (as young as four years old), castrating men, and shelling civilians.
2. All available polls show that most russians support what russia is doing in Ukraine. Some supporters of the “good russians” theory will say that polls cannot be trusted. Then go and talk to ordinary russians on Telegram channels and ask them what they think should be done to Ukraine.
3. I have personally been following a number of russian Telegram channels where millions of russians comment and freely, anonymously express their opinions. It is sickening to read. Even today, after civilians were killed, they are calling to kill all Ukrainians, burn Ukrainian cities, rape women, and drown children.
4. How many anti-war russian protests have you seen in the U.S. or Western Europe? There are now millions of russians overseas. They have nothing to fear when expressing their anti-war position. And yet, they are either silent or, even worse, marching in support of russia.

So stop calling this Putin’s war. No, it is a genocide against the Ukrainian people committed by russians.