Shannon Powell

Ask me anything...   Hey, I'm Shannon. I frequently get told I'm weird. I have this thing where I tend to care about irrelevant things, that people my age don't really care about. Travelling the world is most definitely my ambition as I've come to realise over the past few months that life is just too short and tomorrow isn't guaranteed, right? My music taste varies from Rock to Rap and I'll pretty much reblog anything that's relevant to my mood or life. But hey, if you've just wasted approximately 22.6 seconds reading this, you should take a look in the mirror and smile because you're beautiful! Peaceeee :)

culture-keeper:

Pripyat, ghost town near Chernobyl, Ukraine

culture-keeper:

Pripyat, ghost town near Chernobyl, Ukraine

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vanoos:

Holodomor literally means death by hunger. In 1932 and 1933, a vast famine in Soviet #Ukraine killed three to seven million people, according to estimates. While people starved, the grain was shut away in barns for export. Many historians agree that the famine was man-made; some say it was genocide.Yet the #Holodomor is not widely known about outside Ukraine. In the 1930s, it was hushed up by many
 western correspondents in return for access to the Kremlin. Among them was Walter Duranty of the New York Times, who received the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting from the USSR.Today man-made famines continue to take place due to the decrepid man-made systems headed by Capitalism. Its time for the world to realise you cant re-model or finetune man-made systems as they are implemented to subjugate the masses whilst the elite live of the fat of the masses.

vanoos:

Holodomor literally means death by hunger. In 1932 and 1933, a vast famine in Soviet #Ukraine killed three to seven million people, according to estimates. While people starved, the grain was shut away in barns for export. Many historians agree that the famine was man-made; some say it was genocide.Yet the #Holodomor is not widely known about outside Ukraine. In the 1930s, it was hushed up by many
 western correspondents in return for access to the Kremlin. Among them was Walter Duranty of the New York Times, who received the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting from the USSR.
Today man-made famines continue to take place due to the decrepid man-made systems headed by Capitalism. Its time for the world to realise you cant re-model or finetune man-made systems as they are implemented to subjugate the masses whilst the elite live of the fat of the masses.

— 1 week ago with 9 notes