The US Ambassador was beheaded by his own Al Qaeda terrorist allies – with his head placed on a stick and paraded round the place as a trophy – Obama described this appalling act as a “Misunderstanding caused by a difference in culture.” A family of these Libyan Al Qaeda terrorists were resettled in England – where one of them blew himself up at a children’s music concert – held at the Manchester Arena. Prior to this, Libya, like Syria, and Iraq were Arab Socialist. South Yemen, of course, was the only Soviet State in the Middle East. Of course, Russia’s isolation in the international arena has led to its cosy-up to North Korea – which for some strange reason is treating “capitalist” Russia as if it were the old Soviet Union. Young North Koreans have fought and died for “capitalist” Russia. I have heard that at least two North Korean soldiers were captured alive by the Neo-Nazi Ukrainians – but instead of being sent back to their families in North Korea – were dumped in South Korea where they are undergoing torture and brain-washing in an attempt to make them defect. The Russian Communists are right – but is the timing right? At this present dialectical manifestation, does the happenings of October 4th (1993) matter as much as the current and practical issues facing Russia which are surely more pressing? If Russia loses its right to self-determination in the present – then looking to the past will be outlawed anyway.
