I like cats, tanks and cats in tanks. Freedom of speech is truly dead.
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Luokkataistelua kansainvälisessä mittakaavassa: ”Emme työskentele sodan hyväksi”. Historiallisen suuri satamatyöläisten lakko ja joukkojen sodanvastainen mobilisaatio ympäri Eurooppaa ja maailmaa.
Suomen kapitalistien Mediapooli ei päästänyt tästä yhtään uutista sensuurin läpi.
“We do not work for war”: Dockworkers in 113 ports across five continents join international strike idcommunism.com/2026/10/we-d…
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The United States once threatened Austria with diplomatic and trade penalties if they didn't cut off all trade with Cuba.
Austria only had one export to Cuba, steel ball bearings.
They threatened the UK if they went through with a bus sale.
That's how petty the US blockade is.
"Cuba is free to trade with any country it wants."
The Helms-Burton Act allows the United States to sanction foreign companies that do business with Cuba.
European companies have been fined.
Shipping companies avoid Cuban ports because American ports will close to them.
Banks worldwide refuse Cuba-related transactions because of the risk of U.S. penalties.
This is not Cuba being "free to trade."
This is the extraterritorial application of American economic power specifically designed to ensure that Cuba’s theoretical freedom to trade does not translate into actual trade.
Calling Cuba "free to trade" while operating a sanctions regime explicitly designed to punish third parties for trading with Cuba is a particular kind of audacity.
It’s the equivalent of blocking every door in a building, and then, when no one can leave, concluding that the people inside must prefer to stay.
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Soviet Union miners union also took 100 British miners in 1984 and their families to a health resort on the Black Sea in Soviet Georgia (Pitsunda, Abkhazia). ‘'It's a chance of a lifetime. I've never been further than Yarmouth before,' Margaret Ricalton, a miners' wife from Ashington’
In addition, Workers in Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and so on collected money and resources and sent it to British strikers. Worth $1.138 million. Of course the British government seized most of it and made the British miners pay a heavy customs fee to get it.
“I think I’d starve without these food parcels”
#OnThisDay 1984. The first food parcels from the Soviet Union began to arrive to striking miners in Wigan.
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WFTU:n lausunto Madridin lähellä tapahtuneesta junaturmasta ktpkom.fi/yleinen/wftun-laus…
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"Cuba is free to trade with any country it wants."
The Helms-Burton Act allows the United States to sanction foreign companies that do business with Cuba.
European companies have been fined.
Shipping companies avoid Cuban ports because American ports will close to them.
Banks worldwide refuse Cuba-related transactions because of the risk of U.S. penalties.
This is not Cuba being "free to trade."
This is the extraterritorial application of American economic power specifically designed to ensure that Cuba’s theoretical freedom to trade does not translate into actual trade.
Calling Cuba "free to trade" while operating a sanctions regime explicitly designed to punish third parties for trading with Cuba is a particular kind of audacity.
It’s the equivalent of blocking every door in a building, and then, when no one can leave, concluding that the people inside must prefer to stay.
Do not be ashamed to celebrate blows against class enemy and imperialists! They celebrate each blow against working class and oppressed.
Every hammerblow against them is a cause for toast.
Revisionistinen Neuvostoliitto oli enemmän työväen asialla kuin Thatcherin rappioregiimi.
“I think I’d starve without these food parcels”
#OnThisDay 1984. The first food parcels from the Soviet Union began to arrive to striking miners in Wigan.
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Les masses tibétaines ont soutenu totalement Mao, qui les a aidés à se libérer de l'esclavage que leur théocratie brutale leur imposait.
Seuls les anciens propriétaires d'esclaves tibétains s'opposaient à Mao.
Même la CIA est obligée de le reconnaitre
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Dear German,
China had no Auschwitz—that is yours.
China did not slaughter six million Jews—that is yours.
China bears no historical guilt toward the Jewish people—that is yours.
And Chinese people are under no obligation to accept your gaslighting—your attempt to project your own historical crimes onto China.
Since you claim that Chinese people are antisemitic, let us examine what they actually oppose.
What Chinese people find most contemptible about Germany is this:
Germany has turned its guilt toward the Jews into a moral scripture for supporting another mass slaughter.
“Never Again” was supposed to mean never again for anyone.
Instead, Berlin increasingly treats it as:
never question Israel,
never compare,
never condemn,
never allow Palestinian suffering to disturb Germany’s historical self-absolution.
That is not remembrance.
It is laundering one historical guilt through another people’s blood.
And here is the crucial point:
When Chinese people say they oppose Nazism, do they mean only Germans wearing swastikas?
No.
They mean the political logic behind it:
racial supremacy, dehumanization, collective punishment, forced segregation, territorial expansion, mass killing,
and the belief that one group’s suffering grants it the right to inflict suffering on another.
That distinction matters.
World War II did not teach humanity that only Germans can become Nazis.
It taught us that Nazi logic is not genetically or nationally exclusive to Germans.
Any state or movement that embraces racial supremacy, dehumanization, collective punishment, territorial expansion, and mass killing can reproduce the logic of Nazism.
So when Israel imposes systems of separation, occupies territory, inflicts collective punishment, and kills Palestinians on a massive scale, historical victimhood does not place those actions beyond comparison or condemnation.
Who decided that victims of Nazism are incapable of reproducing Nazi logic?
That is why criticizing Israeli state violence is not “antisemitism.”
And that is why “we were victims once” is not a defense against becoming an oppressor now.
No one owns the category of victim.
And no one is exempt from becoming the thing history once taught them to fear.
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"Stand up, sisters!" was a film made in China in 1951, just two years after the PRC was established. It depicted the horrifying sexual exploitation of women in the brothels and how money could buy and destroy dignity. Some of the actresses were former prostitutes who were rescued by the Chinese government and assisted in finding work.
The movie was based on true events. At the time of its founding, the PRC had the abolition of prostitution and the emancipation of all women as its overarching objective. Even though China was a weak and impoverished nation back then, its government nevertheless spent a pretty penny on treating the STD of the formerly prostitutes, giving them literacy classes, and preparing them for the workforce.
Chen Yi, the then-mayor of Shanghai, once stated, "No matter how much money it costs, we must cure their [prostitutes'] diseases. We can save money on other things, but money needs to be spent on saving and helping them. And once we treat their sicknesses, we need to provide them with jobs, and their employers are responsible for assisting them in finding a nice marriage."
For the first time in their lives, prostitutes felt dignified; many of them went on to become workers, and others even became cadres.
This is why the Chinese women are now "holding half of the sky".
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Brief personal update, I miss all of you so incredibly much. Basically right now I'm just working my butt off trying to save up enough money to try to do this work full time again someday. Its all I can think about, its all that drives me, so its just a matter of when and not if.
Note that he only complains how expensive it is but not criticizing those who started it or EU who supported it.
Germany's Chancellor Merz on Iran War:
We now have costs exceeding €100 billion for Europe alone over the last eight months, solely because of the increase in energy prices caused by this conflict.
More than €100 billion extra has been paid by businesses and consumers in Europe because energy has become more expensive as a result of this conflict.
We have an economic interest in bringing this conflict to an end as quickly as possible.
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Upgraded version of my study on the peaceful yet radical elimination of urban and rural bourgeoisie in the DPRK in the 1950s: alaricusrex96.substack.com/p… With a postscriptum of final remarks on the answer of the late comrade Vijay Singh to the original 2024 article.
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Miksi @AKT_liittory ei ole mukana?
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No, just multiple wolfsangels, including one on a nazi eagle
The SS Galicia insignia
Several Blood & soil flags of the UPA
The old & new Azov insignia
A Valknut for good measure
But how dare we judge a guy for only having a dozen nazi patches when he could have had more?
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亲爱的美国人，德国人，法国人，日本人，非洲人，以及其他相信中国在毛泽东统治期间死亡1500万-4500万人的傻瓜们，我知道你们对这些数字可能完全没有概念。
但是我想提醒一下，第一次世界大战（1914–1918）全球总死亡：约 1500万–2000万人。
如果你相信年中国在1959年-1961年死亡1500万-4500万人，等于你相信中国在三年内发生了一次到两次世界大战级别才可能导致的死亡。
稍微动点你自己的脑子好吗？不管共产党政权多么厉害，他也不可能做到在面对这种级别的非正常死亡情况下还能安然无恙，且广受中国人民爱戴。
夺回你们的脑子，傻瓜们。
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The exhibition Unmanned Aeronautical Technology Development-2026 was held with splendour on October 29, adding another brilliant page to the history of the struggle for steadily boosting the modernity and military and technological strength of the armed forces of the DPRK.
