Tag: control

Breaking on the Wheel!

UK: Far-Right Said Fred – Quite Literally – in this Instance! (3.9.2025)

The far-right is allowed to exist because the bourgeois permits it (usually through the shadow-government that is Free Masonry). The Free Masons control everything behind the scenes and they do this in plain sight. Notice that the far-right never (or hardly ever) complains about their pay-masters – the Free Masons – but would rather have the populace obsessed with a Jewish issue that hardly anyone ever experiences (I oppose Zionism just like most Jews that I know). Even Karl Marx stated in a rarely seen letter (the Free Masons control the left as well and work to propagate Trotskyism whilst hiding their own involvement) – that the Free Masons infiltrated the rank and file of the Working Men’s Association (the First International) – so that Marx was forced to relocate its headquarters to New York, and then close it down to protect its members from the nefarious activities of those who move in the shadows. Now, I do not wast my time worrying about Free Masonry – but the fact remains that this entity controls the ebb and flow of bourgeois society. The corruption is tangible. It is best to keep away from these people so as to avoid the influence they wield. In the meantime, the Welfare State will continue to be dismantled, migration will continue to be weaponised, and Socialism will continue to be suppressed, misrepresented, and nullified.

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Lovely Ketton - Perhaps We We Were an Episode of the "Prisoner"!

UK: Dialectically Walking Through the Quaint Village of Ketton (Northants)! (5.8.2025)

Recently, I spent a week in the Northants countryside. Fresh air, good food, wide open spaces, a garden, things to do, and everybody saying “hello” – and “good morning” – and meaning it! Coming from a London suburb, the general rule of thumb is “silence” – when meeting people you do not know just in case they want to rob or rape you. There is also the ever-present threat of someone you don’t know asking for “money” or “food”, etc, all things that are not allowed within cities. My children are taught to remain well-behaved by the school when meeting others – to be “quiet” so as not to attract the unwanted attention of others. Walking through the picturesque village of Ketton last Saturday (1.8.2025) was interesting, as well-meaning groups of old ladies loudly greeted us like they knew us – all ready to help at a moment’s notice – we were even invited to a Church Service within ten minutes of arriving! 

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Local Uprising in New York - 1970

New York: 55-Years Ago the “People’s Hospital for the South Bronx” was Established for 12-Hours! (15.7.2025)

In a 12‑hour takeover, they demanded dignity, better care, and a People’s Hospital for the South Bronx which for too long was and still is ignored by systemic neglect.

Their occupation wasn’t just a protest—it was a radical act of self-determination. The Young Lords showed us that when oppressive systems ignore our needs, we must rise, occupy the space, and rebuild from the ground up.

Their demand for a hospital that cared for the people—by the people—reverberates today as a rallying cry.

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Nanjing Bomb-Shelters Used in Heat-Wave!

China: Nanjing Opens 22 “Air-Raid Shelters” for Residents to Enjoy Leisure Time During Heat-Wave! (3.7.2025)

Imperial Japan invaded China between 1931-1945 – with history demarcating various points of this invasion as being specific. For instance, in December 1937, the Imperial Japanese Army turned its guns on the Nationalist-controlled Nanjing – the then capital-city of China. Although the West was not yet directly involved in the war against Imperial Japan, by and large the US and UK (amongst others) agitated against Japan in favour of China. This led to a number of air-raid shelters being constructed in the Nanjing area – designed for ordinary Chinese people to take cover when the Imperial Japanese Airforce began to blanket-bomb the civilian population of the city. Today, these shelters are maintained to a very high degree and are popular historical tourist attractions. Whereas the UK government has done NOTHING to assist the British population regarding the current heat-wave (Indeed, the UK Labour government sat in the air-conditioned Parliament and voted to cut the Benefits received by the old, disabled, and vulnerable throughout the country). This is an interesting juxtaposition between the predatory capitalism of the UK and the Socialism as practiced by Socialist China.

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China successfully conducts clinical trial for invasive brain-computer interface

China: Socialist Science Successfully Carries-Out “Invasive Brain-Computer Interface”! (17.6.2025)

There is a world of difference between a Socialist country progressing medical science (like China) – and a capitalist country (like America). When China developed a cure for Lung Cancer and then immediately began the deployment of that treatment to the poorest villages in China – President Trump (first time around) referred to that great achievement as “a clear indication of the evilness of Socialism”. Socialist medicine seeks to improve all of humanity by removing poverty and inequality because it is right to do so – whereas capitalist medicine seeks to enrich the already wealthy and build an impenetrable pay-wall between the latest available medicine and the poor who need it most. This is what is at stake. This is why we must support Socialism!

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Children make paper ornaments with their teachers at Harbin Children's Home in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, May 30, 2025. (Xinhua/Shen Yijin)

North-East China: Relay of love – Welfare Home Safeguards Precious Childhoods! (7.6.2025)

This year, Zhang is embracing motherhood while teaching. “I’ve learned that equal respect and patient companionship matter as much as boundless love,” she said. For the upcoming party, her students will attend as audience members. “They may not follow the program,” Zhang said. “But their smiles when hearing music or reaching for balloons mean a lot.”

Zhang’s legacy resonates with youths like Lin Qiuyue, 12 years her junior. “She’s been our warm guardian since I can remember, and she truly understands us,” Lin said. When Zhang returned as a teacher, their bond deepened. Inspired by Zhang, Lin now envisions her own future at the institution.

“I want to pay forward that empathy, just like her,” Lin said.

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