Tag: history

La Trobe archaeologists have described 18 new hominin fossils including a second Homo erectus skull fragment confirming the species’ first appearance was in southern Africa 2.0 million years ago – 200,000 years earlier than traditionally thought.

South Africa: Fossils Confirm Homo Erectus Present 2 Million-Years Ago [200,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought]! (3.11.2026)

“Homo erectus is the first species of hominin that researchers broadly agree fits within our own genus Homo and is likely directly ancestral to us. Drimolen preserves evidence for the first appearance of this species 2 million years ago, however the original fossil, DNH 134, belonged to a child aged between two and four, and there was uncertainty about what the adult version may have looked like,” lead researcher Dr Jesse Martin said.

“This paper publishes a new adult fossil attributed to Homo erectus, DNH 127, providing further confirmation that this species first appeared in southern Africa 2 million years ago.”

The researchers have also been able to confirm that P. robustus underwent micro-evolution, and evolved larger teeth and chewing muscles between 2 million and 1.8 million years ago.

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Christa Pike Survives "2" Attempts to Execute Her!

US: Christa Pike “Survives” Two Attempts to Execute Her! (2.10.2026)

Of course, the UK abolished hanging in the 1960s after a number of highly publicised miscarriages of justice and a growing public resistance to the practice. Today, only lunatics, fascists, and reprobates would ever consider surrendering the individual power to prevent executions – and give that power back to an uncaring State. Having said that, the various regimes that occupied the British Isles over the last 2000-years or more – did carry-out the arbitrary killing of individuals for all kinds of spurious reasons – the Christian Church being one of the greatest killers. Midwives were routinely executed by the Church for daring to care for pregnant women. Indeed, although the UK still possesses Midwives – the US effectively banned this profession due to its association with Witchcraft. How cool is that? Perhaps the final irony is that after the British traitors assumed control of the colonies the UK had established in the Americas – their first act was to abolish the death penalty because it was a remnant of the old Europe the British traitors had abandoned. That and the fact that these scandrals knew that if England ever assumed control of the colonies again – Washington, Jefferson, and all the rest – would probably end-up dangling from ropes after ten-minute trials for “Treason”.

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St Michael's Cathedral was destroyed during the Coventry Blitz, in which 554 people were killed

UK: Coventry Cathedral – WWII Ruin – Reconstruction Drive! (30.9.2026)

My paternal grandmother – Gladys Wyles – would tell us stories about how she lived in Leicester during WWII. She remembered the bombing of nearby Coventry and how the Luftwaffe pilots came down on parachutes amongst the streets. Many were so polite and smart that the UK government permitted them to roam freely around the city carrying-out various aspects of rescue and reconstruction work. Many were glad to be out of the war – but considering how many British were killed in their bombing-raids – it is interesting that such POWs were not routinely attacked out of revenge. I have never visited Coventry.

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Indigenous activist and elder Robbie Thorpe to bring a private prosecution against the monarch!

Australia: Bid to Prosecute King Charles [for “Genocide”] Reaches International Court! (30.9.2026)

The confusion probably arises from the fact that the English Parliament uses the non de plume “British Crown” to refer to itself – and uses a “crown” symbol to represent its power (believe it or not – the crown changes design – depending upon whether there is a king or queen on the thrown). In our election system, capitalism and liberal democracy (both invented by the bourgeoisie) cannot be voted out of office. Only the political parties “representing” and “managing” this bourgeois system can be “changed” by voting every four or five-years. Even if King Charles III was prosecuted – he is of German origin and his family was not on the throne when Australia was discovered. It is the permanent bourgeois institutions that are supported by the English Parliament – the Executive (which enforces laws), the Legislature (which makes laws), and the judiciary (which interprets laws) – and the English Parliament itself, that would probably need to be prosecuted. In other words, the national government of the UK administered from Westminster. In this regard, the responsible Prime Minister (which would be Frederick North – Lord North) would probably be the target of such a prosecution. As he has not been alive for hundreds of years – there may be a legal hurdle here that cannot be overcome.

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Confucius lived from 551 BCE to 479 BCE

China: Life of Confucius [551-479 BCE] Commemorated! (29.9.2026)

This meant that the nobility could do whatever they wanted to the peasants in different circumstances, and that the there was no set law that applied identically to everyone in every situation. This was fine just as long as the nobility showed proper respect to their superiors and guidance to their inferiors within the aristocracy. As for peasants, Confucius believed they should be treated with the harshest of draconian laws to keep them in-line. Peasants had no rights other than offering the highest deference toward the aristocracy. The Emperor retained the right to execute anyone (of any rank) at anytime, for any reason. Social order was the purpose of politicised Confucianism. On the other hand, some are of the opinion that as a personal philosophy (rather than a forced political ideology), Confucianism advocates self-discipline and a dedication toward a continuous academic study and character-refinement (modern China takes this position). Indeed, Confucius the man pursued this latter model as he possessed no political power during his lifetime. Behind the scenes, scholars argued whether humanity was inherently “good” or “bad’ – and whether people outside your own family (nepotism) should be treated with the same respect and consideration as people within your family. The First Emperor detested hierarchical Confucianism, banned it, and introduced “Legalism” – a unique idea in China at the time – an ideology which advocated that the same law applied everywhere, to everyone – at all times – without exception or deference to social status. Today, The CPC advocates the rule of law and defines Confucianism as pursuing the ability to “educate” in relation to the learning of the Chinese language (reading, writing and speaking). This approach removes the unsavoury aspects of politicised Confucianism (without suppressing Confucianism per se) and lifts its thinking out of the quagmire of a narcissistic philosophy.

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Double Star of David - British WWIi Vertex Watches!

UK: James Bond, Vertex & Zionist Symbols! (26.9.2026)

Why were British soldiers (not all White or European) were asked to risk their lives wearing this religious symbol (linked to Zionism)? I acknowledge that there were a number of Jewish British soldiers – and that they were free to do as they please – but what about the vast majority of the others? I personally do not want to wear any religious symbol going into battle. Vertex, of course, The Vertex Watch Company was founded in London in 1912 by Claude Lyons – who was Jewish – and started after he borrowed £1,000 from his father-in-law, Mr. Mayer. I am told that a number of Swiss watch companies today insert this symbol upon the innards of their watches – but never on the exterior – as it is thought this would adversely effect sales.

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