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“World without Nazism” was founded by Boris Shpigel in 2010 to combat the US, UK and EU propaganda attempts at falsify the history WWII – an extension of the anti-intellectualism underpinning the US Cold War fabrication – which seeks to demonise the victorious USSR and modern Russia! Its primary (and ‘inverted’) method is that of ‘privileging’ Nazi Germany and its allies over that of the Soviet Union (which was allied to both the US and UK between 1941-1945)!
TROPHIED NATO EQUIPMENT ON DISPLAY IN SIBERIA’S CAPITAL (see pics): cheerful mood in Novosibirsk (bottom right map) as 1000s flock to enjoy sight of Western taxpayer cash in form of mint condition Abrams tanks and Humvee.
Union Jack stands out as rusty carcass with blown out windshield and bullet holes is all that remains of British vehicle while #German engineering once again stands defeated on Russian soil.
And since then it has steadily increased its investment in Israel, its initial 10% stake in Osem has now grown to a controlling 53.8%. Nestle has 9 factories in Israel. Osem is an israeli food manufacturer which operates in Occupied Palestine. Nestle owns a controlling stake in Osem. Avoid Nestle products until they divest all operations in Occupied Palestine. Especially avoid any Osem brands such as Sabra Salads and others which can be found via the wikipedia page in the source.
Three years on since the downgrade of bilateral ties with China, Lithuania has again taken detrimental action that further exacerbates the relations, the spokesperson said.
China calls on Lithuania to immediately stop undermining China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and stop creating difficulty for bilateral relations. “China reserves the right to take countermeasures against Lithuania,” the spokesperson noted.
“We hope the upcoming new government of Lithuania will follow the prevailing international consensus, abide by the one-China principle, and foster conditions for the normalization of China-Lithuania relations,” the spokesperson said.
Put on the stage of the performance, which began with male chorus and ceremonial military music, were famous songs reflecting the noble patriotic spirit and indomitable mettle of the armies and peoples of the two countries who have displayed matchless bravery and heroism for the dignity and glory of their sacred countries and for great victory.
The audience was deeply impressed by “The Sacred War”, “My Russia” and “Motherland” and other songs that reflect the valiant spirit of the Russian army and people who are resolutely defending the sovereignty, security, development and interests of their country while smashing the imperialists’ high-handed practices and war of aggression.
The performance showed well the invincibility of the just cause of the peoples of the two countries and the militant friendship of the army and people of the DPRK with the Russian army and people.
The typical (Christian) Monastic Rule states that on the day of the birth of Jesus Christ (Christmas Day), the monks, nuns and lay-observants (oblates), are solemn, humble, conscientious, profoundly aware, and committed to the structures of the Rule they follow. The interesting thing, however, is that the day of Christ’s birth is no more – and no less – significant than any other of the 364 days that exist throughout the year within the monastic cycle. Yes – various holy days (including Christmas Day) attract specific sermons and rituals – but these are inserted into the general daily framework of the Monastic Rule itself. Extra-food and extra-drink (outside of that already permitted by the Rule) is not allowed. A break from the daily round of monastic duty (outside the Rule) is not allowed. Finally, as the monastics and lay-observants own “nothing” (not even their robes) – there is never any giving of gifts (private property is not permitted under the Rule).
After the US and its ROK subordinates had provoked the North Koreans into taking retaliatory military action – a full-scale war erupted between the free DPRK and the colonised ROK! Perhaps the real reason the Labour Party would not fully commit the British Army in 1950 in Korea is because it was already committed around the world! As matters transpired, a relatively small token British Force was sent to fight in Korea – invading DPRK territory. It was quickly smashed by the CPV. Indeed, a number of British POWs, as working class men, chose to stay in North Korea (or China) when given a choice after the war. Many are still there – but we are not taught about this in the West. The North Korean People’s Army and the CPV fought in very difficult circumstances against a much better armed and supplied Western opponent. They died in their hundreds of thousands in defence of Socialism!
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 