What should be done? Despite the various crimes that come with genocide, the fact that others are doing the work we should be doing, is another crime on those crimes. The fact that our MSMs and representation have suppressed the truths of these crimes and or twisted the narratives of, are more crimes.

While Muslim countries deny allowing Gaza refugees a place to retreat, Russia builds homes for some in the Chechen Republic.

You’re safe here in Russia’ | Palestinian refugees find new home in Chechen Republic. Palestinians seeking refuge from the war in Gaza are finding a safe haven in southern Russia, where authorities have taken the initiative to build them a settlement and provide them a new home.

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Russia builds residential village for Gaza refugees
The Chechen Republic of Russia celebrated the completion of a brand-new housing complex last Friday, built as a welcome gift for just over 200 Palestinian refugees. The state-of-the-art buildings contain 40 apartments, which will house the families fleeing Israel’s war in Gaza, and come with a central garden, playground, and even bicycles for the kids.
During the opening ceremony, officials expressed their solidarity with the people of Gaza, and their wish to ‘create a Palestinian community in the Chechen Republic so that refugees can preserve their national identity.’

The integration of refugees from Gaza has been a resounding success, with each family finding employment, settling in schools and kindergartens, and learning Russian. The newly arrived Palestinians described Chechnya as their ‘second home,’ and expressed their gratitude to the Chechen people for such a warm welcome.
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Anti-Fascist Caravan. Rhythms of Resistance
In 2014, “Banda Bassotti,” a renowned Italian punk rock band, started the “Anti-Fascist Caravan.” Over the past decade, they have been fighting to end the genocide in Donbass. People from many EU countries and South America have joined their cause.
Every year, this international group travels to the liberated territories with humanitarian aid. The Caravan aims to show people that thousands, even millions, of foreigners around the world support them. They not only help civilians but also share the real story of what is happening in Donbass. For them, the caravan is also a way to break through the Western media blockade. “We are here to tell people about what is happening—to those who have hard time accessing certain news,” says one of the activists. Watch our new documentary to see how this project has transformed the lives of both its participants and those they have assisted over the past ten years.

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----Over the years I have watched many documentaries of people, organizations, and companies, who have been braving the frontlines of war zones of the Donbass regions to bring food, water, medical supplies, toys, etc to the citizens. A bread factory owner who managed to keep baking and passing out bread. An older senior citizen with a handicapped hand which a village replied on to fix electric lines when knocked out. Sometimes taking sniper fire in the process. Often called to surrounding areas for his help also.

Russian business men who took donations from employees to and traveled the dangerous roads on periodic trips, sometime being targeted as he drove through certain areas. A dad, family man, who collected as many donations as he could making periodic trips. Later his son demanding to help.
As the SMO engaged, behind the Chechen soldiers, supplies began to grow as fascist were pushed out on a much larger scale than the local militias could manage.

Then the Russian military in Mariupol. Once the fascist were pushed out and into the steel plant tunnels, you would witness truck loads coming in on a regular basis. In the Mariupol documentary, a Russian soldier takes the camara crew around the city and points out the damage the fascist caused as they retreated into the steel plant. Backed by citizen testimony to the horrors they lived through in that regard and how their homes were used to fortify in while being forced into basements of or large buildings. Hospitals, schools, government, which also became targeted while still in them. Often fire bombed also. Citizens pointing out the graves of their neighbors buried outside of their apartment buildings and homes when they could manage to do so. Men, women, and children. To come out to seek food and water meant risking being shot by snipers. How the Chechens and Russians help to reconnect families.
Behind all that above, you find the untold story the west will never admit to because they are crimes from the stories of the citizens. Russian speaking citizens with Russian cultural backgrounds.

Our government lies when they attempt to downplay the depth of fascism in the Ukrainian army. Let alone the government also. Once the fascist finally came out of the steel plant in Mariupol, in another documentary, they were forced to show their tattoo's to have picture proof as they were being rounded up and sent off to prison. And in many of the documentaries, often was found in overrun areas was the literature of changing history with the extent to brainwash children into their fascist ideology.
I often weep while watching these documentaries in regards the crimes, and to the joy of the citizenship as they welcomed the soldiers. The mass graves that began being found as early as 2014. In which one of my first was of George Eliason, an American journalist at such a site after fascist were pushed out by local militias. He describe it as a scene found from a terrorist aspect with beheaded men, women, and children. I'll remind you that even the Germans of WWll during the genocide campaigns of the Polish, Russian, and Jewish, and their own, found what the Ukrainian nazi fascist did during that period disturbing themselves.

So when a fascist stands outside of the Auschwitz concentration camp with a T-shirt that reads {where we are there's no room for others} you better believe you're among evil! RUN! Or kill.