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Brigadier General Sivilay Phengsantisouk, Standing Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Head of the Luang Prabang Political Military Command!

Laos: Luang Prabang Military Command Extends Greetings on Vietnam’s National Day! (6.9.2026)

The Japanese had invaded Vietnam in 1940 – although the Vichy French had partly collaborated. This was a betrayal of a former British ally. Vietnam had been split down the 16th Parallel during the Potsdam Conference during WWII – with Nationalist Chinese troops occupying North Vietnam and the British Army occupying South Vietnam. The French retook the South and when the Nationalist Chinese lost in the Mainland – these troops withdrew leaving the Viet Minh in-charge of the North. The French invaded to the north of the 16th Parallel in 1954 – forcing a battle at Bien Dien Phu with the Viet Minh – which the French lost suffering a humiliating defeat. The UN officially recognised “North Vietnam” – whilst the US occupied South Vietnam – effectively beginning the Vietnam War (which the Americans would lose by 1973 – and its fabricated “South Vietnam” being militarily defeated in 1975). The Viet Minh in the North became the (regular) “North Vietnamese Army” (NVA) – whilst the South Viet Minh (living under the tyranny of the US and Catholic Church) became the (guerrilla) “Viet Cong”. With the liberation of Vietnam – the Laotian people secured their freedom.

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ceremony marking the 81st anniversary of the victory

China: 81st Anniversary Commemorated of Victory Against Japanese Aggression! (4.9.2026)

When at school in the UK during the 1970s – we were falsely informed that there was something “special” about the Japanese (our former enemy) and this is why its economy was rapidly growing (we were also told to practice Japanese martial arts – aggessive arts used against our soldiers during WWII). All lies and manipulation. Japan was given free US money so that its oppressed people would not resort to a Socialist path. The US still pays for Japan to operate a completely “free” healthcare system – and for the same reason. The war in China lasted between 1931-1945 – with the US openly assisting the ruling Nationalist China from 1941 onwards. From 1928 onwards – the US assisted the Nationalists behind the scenes to attack the Communist Forces (which were supported by the USSR) wherever they formed in the Chinese hinterland. During 1941-1945 there was a loose truce between between the Communists and Nationalists – when US pilots volunteered (the “Flying Tigers”) to assist the Nationalist Forces. As the Americans and the Nationalists could not defeat the Imperial Japanese – the US requested that the Soviet Red Army enter into China and take-on the invader. The Soviet Red Army took around three–weeks to completely over-run and destroy the Imperial Japanese Forces in Manchuria. The Soviets then handed this vast liberated area over to the Communists – together with all the captured arms and industry. This was a pivotal boost to the Communist cause – with Mao Zedong then inflicting one defeat after another on the US-backed Nationalist Forces. This resulted in the US supporting the Nationalist invasion of Taiwan – an atrocity that many know nothing about.

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The crowd stands in tribute before the commemorative monument, Aug 25, 2015. [Photo by Chen Mengwei and Wang Zhuangfei/chinadaily.com.cn]

China: Bravery of Soviet Red Army & People’s Army of Mongolia Remembered in Langwogou! (15.6.2026)

During WWII, the Japanese aggressors committed atrocious crimes across the Chabei region in northern China. They spent years constructing extensive military fortifications and blockade trenches, and seizing grain, livestock, and other vital resources on a massive scale while exploiting and enslaving the local population. Civilians were arbitrarily detained and killed, and those suspected of supporting resistance forces were subjected to brutal torture. Countless people were displaced and plunged into dire suffering. Even more heinous, the Japanese army conducted large-scale bacteriological warfare in Zhangbei County and across the Chabei region. They forcibly conscripted locals for live human experimentation and deliberately spread epidemics throughout pastoral areas, inflicting untold misery upon the local population.

In August 1945, the Soviet Union and Mongolia declared war on Japan. Mechanized units of the Soviet and Mongolian forces crossed the border and advanced into the Chabei region to fight the Japanese aggressors. Guerrilla units of the Chinese Eighth Route Army operating behind enemy lines provided support. As a result, the main forces advanced with unstoppable momentum, and liberated multiple counties in the Chabei region. On August 15, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, and Zhangbei County was subsequently liberated.

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The Sikh Martial Art of Gatka

UK: The Disturbing “Dialectical History” of Poles and Sikhs in the UK! (9.6.2026)

In 1934, Poland granted Goebbels a State Visit – during which the establishing of the first modern Concentration Camp (in “Bereza”) was established in East Poland. An old Czarist Military Barracks was converted in 1934 to “process” ethnic Russians out of Poland (prior to this area being invaded by the Poles in 1920 – this area used to be part of West Russia). In 1938, Polish Forces joined their Nazi German ally in the invasion of Czechoslovakia. During 1939, Hitler betrayed his fascist ally and invaded Poland – giving East Poland back to the Soviets. Churchill, who believed the West could invade and destroy the USSR using Poland as a corridor – fabricated an association between the Polish and the UK that simply did not exist. During the RAF bombing of Dresden (on February 13th, 1945) – considered a War Crime by many – it is a little known fact that many of the RAF pilots on that night were “Polish”. The Poles were annoyed at the time because the UK and US had agreed to Poland falling in the Soviet-sphere of post-WWII Europe.

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US Marines - Korea - 1950

DPRK: “Dagger in Heart of Asia” Remark – Intensive Manifestation of US Hegemonism and Cold War Mentality! (3.6.2026)

The U.S., which had expressed its plan to reorganize the U.S. forces in the ROK into the “strategic task force” and “regional expeditionary force” since 2004, reached an agreement with the ROK on “strategic flexibility” of the U.S. forces in the ROK in January 2006, and in the 2010 Defense Department report, it clarified for the first time that the U.S. forces in the ROK could be dispatched to other regions according to the principle of “strategic flexibility”.

Recently, it more openly advocated the “modernization of the U.S.-ROK alliance” talking about “bolstering up conventional deterrent against all threats in the region” and “ensuring peace and security in the Taiwan Strait” at the 57th U.S.-ROK annual security consultative meeting in November last year. And in the National Security Strategy Report in December that year, it stressed the need for the regional allies including the ROK to increase the defence expenditure with the main emphasis on strengthening the capabilities needed for containing hostile countries and protecting the “first island chain”.

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Private Alfred Gregory Wyles

UK: My Grandfather’s WWII PTSD – the Cost of Our Freedom! (9.5.2026)

He trained alongside the Glider-Landed Troops – trained to sit 30 to a wooden glider (a platoon) and crash-land on a military target before deploying (if surviving). Alfred either landed on Sword Beach in the first landing-boats and fought his way (ten-miles) in-land to relieve the British Glider Troops landed in Caen – or he landed in Caen with the Glider Troops and tried to hold the area until relieved by the British Army. Either way (we are not exactly sure – but must assume the former) the German resistance was so intense the first-wave Units were decimated and many of the early objectives were not achieved. My grandfather, when talking about his experiences many years later, described how he had to kill many people as he moved through the French and German countryside. He would fight his way to Hamburg before he was granted rest and leave. It was this killing that negatively affected him psychologically. Indeed, there hundreds of thousands of men in the UK who had to re-integrate into British society and pretend nothing had happened.

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