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Public punishment of German military criminals in Kiev. 02.02.1946

Neo-Nazi Ukraine: Zelensky is a War Criminal – Arrest & Try Him! (2.3.2025)

The Klitschko brothers went on to dominate at light-heavy and heavy-weight – winning and defending world titles. Both men made millions out of boxing and had retired long before the US-backed (Neo-Nazi) “Maidan” uprising in 2014. By the time the Neo-Nazism they believed in gained power – both men were active in local politics – with Vladimir being elected as Mayor of Kyiv (I say “elected” with tongue in cheek – as the first edict of the Maidan Junta was to abolish liberal democracy and any form of voting – with no election happening since that day to this). As far as I am concerned, the Klitschko brothers are War Criminals who should be arrested and subject to a War Crime Trial. Their boxing record should be expunged and all their titles cancelled – with their wealth confiscated as being the product of Neo-Nazi atrocities. Furthermore, this action should be enacted toward ALL active and retired Ukrainian boxers – including “Oleksandr Usyk” the current heavy-weight champion who has won close fights due to the action of corrupt boxing judges. Arrest these judges as well.

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East Germany Guards JV Stalin!

JV Stalin Says “Happy Workers’ Day”! William Shakespeare Says Soviet Beauty Shines On! (1.5.2024)

Toppled statues lay in deconstructed heaps – but the meaning such devices represent carries-on regardless into the uncharted future. Objects can be smashed – that is easy – but equally new objects can be designed and constructed – this is a matter of collective action and progressive thought. It does not really matter what William Shakespeare had in mind when he wrote Sonnet 55 – when I heard it today in both Old and New English – it struck me that he had perceived a deeper (hidden) meaning in passing outward structures. Structures that by there very nature, must, at one point or another, pass away into oblivion. But there is hope of a re-birth – even if the Bard couches this reality in the terms of “Judgement day”!

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Economic Watch: More Lenders Could be at Risk of Failure in US Banking Turmoil! (28.4.2023)

U.S. banking turmoil is not over yet, and it’s expected that a large-scale restructuring would take place in the U.S. banking sector, said Tianyang Wang, associate professor in the Department of Finance and Real Estate at Colorado State University.Many medium-sized and small banks won’t survive the loss of deposits and some of them have to be acquired by big banks at low prices, said Wang during a recent webinar.U.S. banks are paying more to hold on to deposits, setting aside more reserves for potential loan losses in the event of a potential recession, and are now more focused on building capital rather than returning it to shareholders in the form of dividends and buybacks, said a research note by Swiss banking giant UBS.The highly anticipated Q1 results from U.S. banks did not raise any new red flags about stresses in the banking system, largely putting to rest concerns about systemic risks, said the UBS.The UBS said it remains least preferred on financials stocks and continues to expect guidance and estimates to trend lower in the coming quarters as deposit pricing issues become more apparent and as the economy weakens.

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Hong Kong: Dunhuang Treasures on Display! (24.8.2022)

The development of the modern scientific method, however, informs humanity that this attitude is mistaken, and that regardless of just how ‘perfect’ each cultural expression happens to believe itself to be, there is always another equally important (or impressive) cultural expression waiting just around the evolutionary corner! Throughout pre-modern times, emerging cultures, (regardless of their technical or architectural achievements), were relative affairs that could be toppled with just the right amount of pressure applied to the correct place! China’s long history of continuous and impressive cultural expression is no exception to this rule!

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