(Translated by Adrian Chan-Wyles PhD) According to Hong Kong’s “Wen Wei Po” and Turkish National Television (TRT2) – it was reported on September 16th, (at
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US Holds ETIM Suspects in Guantanamo Bay – Whilst Calling on China to Respect ETIM ‘Human Rights’! (2008)
(Translation & Research by Adrian Chan-Wyles PhD) On January 21st, a US Military Guard passed through a particular gate at the US Naval Base prison
BBC Radio Play: Kill the Cameraman First (2002) – a Communist Revolution in the UK!
The British Government Forces (supporting the bourgeois status quo) seeks to brutally eradicate the armed working-class masses. A British Revolutionary fighter states ‘the graveyards of the world are full of our hopes…’
Supporting Jodie Whittaker as Dr Who
Indeed, the UN Report stated that the British media – which included the BBC – was behaving like the media of Nazi Germany in the 1930s as Hitler ideologically targeted Jews, Communists, Romany, the Disabled and anyone who opposed his dystopic view. I see no reason why the BBC should be allowed to hide its Crimes Against Humanity behind a veneer of responsibility that is Dr Who. Having re-engaged Series 11 (and watching single episodes out of sequence), I find Jodie Whittaker playing a very good Dr Who, with her unusual co-stars all playing their parts at different times and in different ways. Chris Chibnall has produced a multicultural masterpiece which I now support after ideologically ‘divorcing’ it from the BBC that produced it. Seeing an openly ‘gay’ King James finally melted my heart and has led to me re-positioning my stance over this series. My position has been strengthened against the misogynistic attacks upon Jodie Whittaker, and those who express a racist dislike of the series simply because of its elaborate multicultural cast! Dr Who is liked in Communist China due to its progressive science and perceived leftwing bias – and long may it remain so!
How the Labour Party Tasked George Orwell with Leading an Anti-Communist Witchhunt in the UK! (1949)
The Labour Party’s term of Government in the UK from 1945-1950 was an eventful one. After having appeared to equate the support of the USSR’s fight against
Alexander Werth: How Churchill Denied the Liberation of Majdanek Extermination Camp (Eastern Poland) – [11.8.1944]! (27.1.2025)
The ‘official’ date for the ‘Liberation’ of Majdanek is August 11th, 1944 – although the Soviet Red Army discovered the place as early as July 23rd, 1944. The BBC – following directives from Churchill – refused to publish Alexander Werth’s report about Majdanek Extermination Camp (to give it its proper name) the first of its kind, and was still dragging its feet upon this issue of Nazi German atrocities weeks later with the ‘Liberation’ of Auschwitz. It was only with the discovery of similar camps in the West by British and US force that Churchill relented and the BBC issued its reports. A rightwing Polish government in exile was living a life of luxury (whilst the British people suffered), whilst Churchill became ever more perplexed by a growing Socialist movement in and around Poland. Indeed, Churchill’s communications with Stalin on the ‘Liberation’ of Warsaw are not only childish, but also ‘racist’ in nature, and very much set the tone for the Cold War he would help to establish a few years later.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 