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Detained Comrades in Moscow!

Russia: Gennady Zyuganov – October 4th Detention of 65 Protesters by Police – a Provocation! (10.10.2026)

I hope that “agents provocateur” (Trotskyites and CIA, etc) have not infiltrated the CPRF and are attempting to drive a wedge between the CPRF, the Russian people, and the government of Russia (just think about how many Russians have fought and died – including Communists). The last thing we need is for the CPRF to be “banned”. Timely protest important – but untimely protest is disastrous and uncalled for. Remember, the Lugansk and Donetsk Republics were declared “Socialist” in nature. The Russians lost their freedom when the USSR was abolished in 1991 – but the rot began in 1956 with Khrushchev’s demonisation of Stalin and the eventual election of Gorbachev. The betrayal of Lenin and Stalin has been a long and winding slippery slope. This has set-back the cause of Communism by decades. The CPRF is now an aspect of the capitalist system it has to work within. Acting in a manner which ignores this reality defies the dialectics of historical materialism. The current government is not directly responsible for 1991 or 1993. Work with it – not against it. The bigger picture involves the confronting of Neo-Nazism in Ukraine.

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October 4th 1993 Bombardment of Russian Parliament!

Russia: Remembering the “October 4th 1993” Bombardment of the Soviet Parliament! (10.10.2026)

The name of the USSR was abolished on December 26th (with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union “banned” the previous November following a failed attempt by loyal Communists to overthrow the traitor “Gorbachev”) – but the underlying Socialist institutions were permitted to carry-on functioning until late 1993 – when Boris Yeltsin’s pay-masters in the West demanded their abolition (over-night). Politicians barricaded themselves in to the Parliament in a last ditch attempt to defend the people – and certain Russian Army units attempted to come to their aid (wearing the Red Army insignia). However, the forces of reaction were already strong and were being aided and abated by the West. Russian Army units loyal to capitalism bombarded the Parliament and opened fire on protestors – many carrying Red Flags (there are rumours of Western troops being involved) – killing and wounding around 10,000 people. The West reported these happenings as “abit of fun” as a new Russia sought to find its legs. The capitalist Russian State has never recognised this massacre. Capitalist Russia is terrified of Socialism. It is riddled with backward religiosity and nationalist racism. It aligns itself with the Soviet fighting of fascism – but denies it is doing this to establish Socialism. Socialism is the last thing Russia wants. Many young people have been arrested for daring to protest on October 4th – whilst the Russian State claims it is fighting Neo-Nazism in Ukraine. What’s the point if the outcome is just more capitalism? My Comrades in Russia have asked me to share their plight in the West!

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Peru: “Hitler” & “Mussolini” Triumpant in Mayoral Race! (10.10.2026)

Many politically illiterate Indians seem to equate this anti-Socialist lunatic with a Brahmanical “Che Guevara” (a name popular in the Latino and Hispanic communities – but for different reasons). Bose, of course, was a staunch ally of Adolf Hitler and Imperial Japan (although Hitler was not keen on Bose’s odea of India’s Independence – stating to him that India needed a longer stint of British rule [possibly a century more] to bring it into the modern world) and turned a blind-eye to the pogroms of extermination carried-out by the Japanese against various ethnic groups in and around North India (the British and Indian Armies eventually put an end to this mass killing by crushing the Japanese – and Chandra Bose’s fledgling “Indian National Army” – at the Battle of Kohima). Bose would go on to die in a suspicious aeruplane crash in Japanese-controlled “Formosa” (Taiwan) whilst attempting to flee to Japan in 1945. Of course, as the Catholic Church has an ongoing policy of supporting the political far-right (see Neo-Nazi Ukraine), this has manifested in many Central and South American countries (loyal to the Vatican) possessing priests who agitated on behalf of the fascists and Nazis – actively encouraging parents to name their children after prominent friends of the Catholic Church. In the case of the gentleman featured below – Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores – this person appears to have received “both barrels” in this regard.

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October 1 had a photo session with teachers and researchers of Kim Il Sung University

DPRK: Kim Jong Un – Photo-Session – Teachers & Researchers at Kim Il Sung University! (9.10.2026)

The 80-year history covered by the university along with the prosperity of the Republic is an epitome of history proving the validity and vitality of our Party’s policy of attaching importance to education and talents and a proud course showcasing the spirit and resourcefulness of the DPRK advancing with strong aspiration and high ambition, Comrade Kim Jong Un said, adding that it is the pride and auspicious event for our Party, state and people to celebrate with splendor the founding anniversary of the parent university, the most prestigious and highest school which opened up the origin of revolutionary talents training.

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Brushing Away Capitalist Greed!

BMA (UK) – The Bhikkhu Must Transcend Religiosity! (8.10.2026)

The manner in which bhikkhus should teach humanity is through the understanding that all examplies of language and culture, regardless of how necessary they may seem, are nevertheless purely “expedient”. The use of language (including translation) must be “precise” and “accurate” so that the Dhamma is correctly transmitted. All language is a “raft” designed to reach the other shore – it serves no other function. If members of the Sangha become “attached” to the prevailing culture from which they emerged – then they are violating the rules contained within the Vinaya Discipline. Congregating around a cultural-bias is one-sided and exclusionary. Narrowing the scope of the Dhamma hinders its enlightening function and distorts its meaning. A bhikkhu is a beggar and not a film star or representative of the culture that gave birth to him. This is not to say that the bhikkhu should reject the culture within which he arose – but at the sametime the bhikkhu should remain “non-attached” to his mind, body, and environment.

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