Holodomor, man-made famine by the ancestors of the Zionists in Illuminati Israel

I thought it was befitting to share information about the Holodomor man-madefamine by the ancestors of the Zionists in Illuminati Israel responsible for the man-famine in Gaza that Israel government officials admitted they were using starvation to force the remaining people in Gaza to leave or die.

Not all Jews are Zionists and not all Zionists are Jews and not all Jews are Hebrews.

Political Zionism is not Judaism and it is antisemitic to say that it is.

This new Illuminati Israel was created by Zionist Kabbalist Talmudic Jewish militant settlers from Eastern Europe mostly Russia empire and Ukraine who practice esoteric mysticism not Judaism. This is not the Israel of King David.

I put this video together for you, customized this background and description and took these screenshots to help me tell a story. Wait until you read the information at the end. Stalin is not his real last name either. Just like Lenin and Netanyahu.

Joseph Stalin real last name is Djugashvili means Jewison.

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From Encyclopedia Britannica:

Holodomor, man-madefaminethat convulsed theSovietrepublic ofUkrainefrom 1932 to 1933, peaking in the late spring of 1933. It was part of a broaderSoviet famine (1931–34) that also caused mass starvation in thegrain-growing regions of SovietRussiaandKazakhstan. The Ukrainian famine, however, was made deadlier by a series of political decrees and decisions that were aimed mostly or only at Ukraine. In acknowledgement of its scale, the famine of 1932–33 is often called the Holodomor, a term derived from the Ukrainian words for hunger (holod) and extermination (mor).

The origins of the famine lay in the decision by Soviet leaderJoseph Stalintocollectivizeagriculture in 1929. Teams ofCommunist Partyagitators forced peasants to relinquish their land, personal property, and sometimes housing tocollectivefarms, and they deported so-calledkulaks—wealthier peasants—as well as any peasants who resisted collectivization altogether. Collectivization led to a drop in production, the disorganization of the rural economy, and food shortages. It also sparked a series of peasant rebellions, including armed uprisings, in some parts of Ukraine.