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Working from the principle of supporting ‘Black History Month’ – with the added ‘twist’ of those ‘people of colour’ who continue to betray the international working-class by collaborating with the bourgeoisie – the ‘White’ class that gave us ‘capitalism’ and ‘institutional’ slavery! !
“Ankle fusion is indeed a common and relatively simple procedure with good short-term results,” said Wang. “However, it often fails to restore the anatomical and biomechanical structure of the ankle. In the long term, it may not alleviate pain and could even cause damage to adjacent joints. Restoring proper anatomy and biomechanics is crucial to surgical success.”
In 1941, the Sikh Police Officers who served the British Authorities in Hong Kong turned on their employers and assisted the imperial Japanese to commit all kinds of atrocities against the British and ethnic Chinese locals. The Sikhs were then “expelled” as a distinct ethnic group from all British Armed Forces for the duration of WWII. Yes – the Sikhs took the side of fascism during WWII – whilst rejecting any form of secular Socialism. Later, individual Sikhs who had settled in England were allowed to join the British Military – but never again were groups of Sikhs allowed to form ethnic-specific military units. There is talk of a “People’s Party” in the main article – but if this is left-wing is open to debate – as the far-right is currently stealing virtually all left-wing ideas terminology in its drive to inflict fascism once again upon the world
In a 12‑hour takeover, they demanded dignity, better care, and a People’s Hospital for the South Bronx which for too long was and still is ignored by systemic neglect.
Their occupation wasn’t just a protest—it was a radical act of self-determination. The Young Lords showed us that when oppressive systems ignore our needs, we must rise, occupy the space, and rebuild from the ground up.
Their demand for a hospital that cared for the people—by the people—reverberates today as a rallying cry.
The late comrade Ammar Bakdash (1954-2025) was one of the most prominent Arab communist leaders who carried the banner of the international struggle with rare firmness and sincerity. He graduated from the class struggle school since joining the Syrian Communist Party in 1969, and was raised in the arms of Marxism-Leninism, where he completed his postgraduate studies in the Soviet Union, holding a doctorate in economic sciences from Moscow State University.
The Zionist occupation is not merely a local colonial phenomenon; it is a bridgehead for the imperialist project in our region, a functional tool in the hands of global capital, securing its interests, reinforcing the logic of dependency, and imposing an economic model based on the oppression of the Palestinian proletariat, transforming it into cheap, exploited, and suppressed labour power in the service of capitalist settlement monopolies.
The occupation is not based solely on the force of arms, but on a complete network of economic, political, and cultural structures aimed at crushing national identity, destroying the possibilities for independent development, and transforming the Palestinian human being into a crushed entity between the hammer of colonialism and the anvil of capitalism.
Despite all this, our people’s struggle has not ceased; rather, it has become more radical and more convinced of the inevitability of revolutionary change.
From our Marxist-Leninist perspective, we see that the internal contradictions created by the occupation – forced displacement, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and bloody repression – open up the space for the explosion of class and national consciousness, creating the conditions for revolutionary eruption.
Mao made the remarks after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings to the 14th Dalai Lama on Sunday on the occasion of the latter’s 90th birthday. Other Indian officials attended the “birthday celebrations”.
As a result, China has lodged representations to the Indian side, Mao said at a regular news conference.
“As is known to all, the 14th Dalai Lama is a political exile under the guise of religion, who has long engaged in anti-China and separatist activities and attempted to separate Xizang from China,” Mao said, calling on the Indian side to stop using Xizang-related issues to interfere in China’s internal affairs.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 