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Julie Behling



Julie was a missionary in Russia in the late 90’s and attended graduate school at Florida State University from 2000-2004 pursuing a dual master’s degree in Russian Languages & Literature (Slavic) and Russian & East European Studies. She taught beginning and intermediate Russian for three of those years and wrote her master’s thesis on underground Christian movements in the Soviet Union, their survival tactics, and the tactics of the Soviet State to stamp them out.

After completing graduate school, Julie turned her focus to healing herself from two autoimmune illnesses with which she had been partially disabled. Through the years, she has been a reflexologist and holistic healer, health preparedness blogger, vlogger, and podcaster, health fr ...more

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“Communism marries a truth with a lie.  The truth is that some people have been oppressed, and some groups, systems, and institutions in societies have caused or contributed to that repression.  The lie is that the solution to this oppression is through stoking anger and resentment in order to manipulate the oppressed to violently overthrow institutions of society.  All this does is allow a totalitarian regime to step into the vacuum of power and then oppress all members of society.”
― Julie Behling, Beneath Sheep's Clothing: The Communist Takeover of Culture in the USSR & Parallels in Today's America
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“When communism comes knocking at the door of a society, it doesn’t say: “Hey, I’m here to impoverish, enslave, and murder you!”  Instead, it cloaks itself as a savior and says: “I’m here to liberate you from oppression!”
― Julie Behling, Beneath Sheep's Clothing: The Communist Takeover of Culture in the USSR & Parallels in Today's America
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