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Mao Zedong - Literature

China: Cultural Relic Protection Unit – 1950s “Mao Zedong Calligraphy”! (3.9.2026)

There is something aesthetically pleasing about this calligraphy. Although “Revolutionary” in nature (and dialectically cutting through material reality) there is something timeless and deeply traditional. With a consummate ease – Mao Zedong issues edicts from Beijing which are relayed to Korea and turned into material actions on the ground. The “thought” and the “action” are like “mirror” and “reflection”. This is how the Chinese people regained their greatness after a hundred years of imperial subjugation at the hands of the West. Mao once wrote, “There will always be monsters that fire poisonous arrows – and there will always be people who dare to stand-up and catch them!” The anti-Socialist US re-deployed its army that had defeated the Imperial Japanese and Nazi Germans (behind the British and Soviets) – but it failed miserably in the face of a united China whose troops were motivated by Marxist-Leninism!

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The event is attended by the First Secretary of the Novosibirsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Anatoly Lokot!

Russia: III [2026] International Anti-Fascist Forum – Begins its Work! (2.9.2026)

Furthermore, Napoleon was not “defeated” by the Czarist Russian (he militarily defeated the Russians) – but whilst sat in the Kremlin eating caviar and smoking cigars – news arrived that a coup had started in Paris – and he was to leave straightaway. Out of the 600,000 (victorious) troops that followed him into Russia – only 50,000 managed to “walk” back to France – surviving the minus 50 degrees Celsius on the roads and in the fields. In a very real sense, Napoleon defeated himself and the Russians benefitted from this turn of fortune. Another glaring difference is that the USSR cut-off diplomatic links with Israel a number of times (the longest between 1967-1991) for its Zionist fascism and murderous policies in Gaza. Modern Russia maintains a very good relationship with Israel and refuses to support the UN ruling of “Genocide”. This attitude is seen in the fact that within the context of these “Anti-Fascist Forms” – Israeli “Zionism” is not permitted to be included within the list of far-right ideologies – or those ideologies that support, sponsor, or encourage “Terrorism”. This is precisely how a Scientific Socialist (dialectically) thinks and assesses.

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Lenin is Like Buddha!

Russia: II [2025] International Anti-Fascist Forum! (1.9.2026)

It is peculiar that the “DPRK” (North Korea) is not on this list – considering how close Russia and Pyongyang actually are. I think North Korean troops may have been fighting and dying in Kursk around this time. Furthermore, the UK is missing off this list – but there were delegates from the “New Communist Party”. A number of these countries, at one time or other, possessed Communist entities that perpetuated the Trotskyite view that Russia was “imperialist” – a position I reject. I suspect that this situation emerges from there being a number of competing Communist entities within each sovereign geographical boundary. There are some that support – and some that oppose – Russia. But Russia must be supported once the fog of inverted thinking and subjectivism is lifted. Finally, it is an important observation that Communist statues pursue the task of inspiring the working-class by visually stimulating the Bolshevik dialectic.

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Communist Party of LPR

Lugansk: ANNUAL [2016] POLITICAL REPORT – CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE LPR & THE LEAGUE OF COMMUNISTS! (1.9.2026)

I, and my family, have been fighting Neo-Nazism in Ukraine since the Obama Administration initiated the over-throw of democracy during early 2014. I originally started by assisting the Communist Party of Donetsk (translating news articles from Russian to English) – but the DPR became popular very quickly and its exposure soon eclipsed by assistance. Next, I was contacted online by a young woman from Lugansk who requested that I translate articles of the Communist Party of Lugansk – which I agreed to do. At the time, Lugansk remained obscure – and still is today (my mother paid for a flag to be made of the LPR). I carried-on performing this translation function from the beginning of the Russian liberation of Donbass in February until December 2022 – when the previously independent “Communist Party of the LPR” was transitioned into a (dependent) “Branch” of the Communist Party of Russia. Due to security issues in the region, the CP-LPR website was no longer updated whilst all administrative duties were shifted to Moscow. The reality is that until the liberation of East Ukraine is completed – there will be no direct contact between the West and the CP-LPR. Yes – it is possible to contact the CP-Russia – but due to the international situation there is no guarantee of an answer. Anyway, a Lugansk comrade asked me to translate this vitally important (historical) document pertaining to the CP-LPR. It would seem that there are two Communist constructs operating within the LPR – te “Communist Party” and the “Union of Communists”.

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A Battle Over Memorial to British Empire Heroes

Pakistan: Battle to Relocate [1895] British Empire Military Monument! (1.9.2026)

British Imperialism in India has a long and bloody history. British business took over India and extracted trillions from its raw material and wealth – guaranteeing modern India’s impoverished situation – and modern Britain’s first-world status. To achieve this – the British government established the “East India Company” and the (private) “British Indian Army” (the latter comprised of ex-British Army Officers and NCOs and locally recruited ethnic Indians). This force was supplemented by the regular British Army (recruited in the UK from the working-class slums). Britain shamefully interfered in internal Indian politics and that is exactly why this situation arose in 1895. Encouraging assassinations and then stage-managing the transition of power was the playbook. The British would literally cause a conflict and then take umbrage that violence had ensued against them. This manufactured “victimhood” is exactly what the US practices today to justify its endless military attacks. In 1895, the tribal people of North-West India (Pakistan today) were once again caught daring to manifest self-determination – and the British Raj despatched 400 British Indian troops (mostly Sikhs and Kashmiris) Officered by 5 (White) British Officers to garrison the fort at Chitral. Around 3000 Pathans (and their allies) faced-off with just over 400 British troops in a seige which lasted six-weeks (3rd March-20th April 1895) – which ended with the arrival of a British Relief Column on April 20th – putting an end to the entire affair (the two Relief Columns lost over 400 killed and around 200 wounded in the fighting outside and around the fort). The Pathans lost around 500 men (probably many more) and the British in the besieged fort lost around 42 (dead) and 62 (wounded).

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Leicester Mercury Blots-Out Female Breasts!

UK: Statue of King Richard III “Defaced”! (31.8.2026)

When you consider the sheer state of Leicester (I visited recently) – why did the Leicester Mercury Newspaper decide to “censor” photographs of the alleged incident – so that the masses cannot “see” or “access” the true details of the situation. Who are the journalists and editor seeking to defend? Whose sensitives are being protected by attempting to alter reality? Which part of the population would be offended by this graffiti? I had to look on the internet to find the uncensored pictures. Considering King Richard III has been vilified in Shakespeare (and throughout history – possibly unjustly) – and that millions tuned-in on TV to watch the “live” digging-up of his bare-bones from under a car-park – what other injustice could the King possibly be defended from? History is history – reality is reality. Those who commit these pointless acts should be appropriately punished – but the media should not conspire to “hide” facts from the public. At least King Richard III possessed the courage to die fighting on the battlefield.

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