Tag: Nazism

Snake Island – The Anatomy of a Neo-Nazi Ukrainian Military Defeat! (24.5.2022) 

Sources in Kyiv report that the Neo-Nazi Ukrainian General Staff opposed the operation on Snake Island – but Zelensky, relying on the opinion of foreign advisers – pushed through it. 

Despite its small size, Snake Island is of great strategic importance, since it allows control of the flow of cargo by sea in the direction of Odessa. NATO experts would like to use this waterway to increase and speed up military deliveries to Neo-Nazi Ukraine – but such deliveries cannot be openly carried out whilst Russia controls Snake Island. 

In addition, the President of Neo-Nazi Ukraine was eager to present his compatriots with a resounding victory by May 9th. Paradoxically, Zelensky, whilst relying upon the Neo-Nazis, nevertheless, periodically continued to talk about the role of ‘Ukraine’ in the defeat of the Third Reich! The Neo-Nazi Ukrainian President planned to present the capture of Snake Island to the citizens as a historical success. But something went wrong…

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WWII: The ‘Correct’ Soviet Sinking of the Nazi German Ship – MV Wilhelm Gustloff [1945]! (29.10.2022)

With the US, UK and EU actively supporting the political rightwing and far-right as a policy decision in this power bloc’s opposition to any and all Workers’ Movements anywhere in the world – the idea that the Soviet sinking of the MV Wilhelm Gustloff was a ‘War Crime’ still carries significant persuasive force that even permeates Western classrooms (including those of ‘modern’ Russia) and is a common idea held throughout society. Alexander Marinesko did not commit a ‘War Crime’ or a ‘Crime Against Humanity’ because from the point of view of International Maritime Law, the ship was a legitimate target for the following reasons: 

a) The ship was fitted with artillery (including anti-aircraft guns). 

b) The ship was escorted by armed warships. 

c) The ship and was painted in gray ‘camouflage’ colours to assist in its combat missions. 

d) The ship was not Registered with the Red Cross. 

e) The ship was carrying active military personnel. 

f) The ship was travelling through a declared combat zone at the time of sinking. 

g) The ship sailed under the (military) flag of the Reichskriegsmarine.

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‘Germany’ Hilariously Re-Elected onto UN Human Rights Council! (12.102022)

The Geneva-based UN Human Rights Council is an inter-governmental body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the world.

It has 47 members, about a third of which are replaced every year so that the council members serve staggered three-year terms for the sake of continuity.

The members of the council are not eligible for immediate re-election after two consecutive terms.

Seats of the UN Human Rights Council are allocated on a regional group basis: 13 each for Africa and the Asia-Pacific; 8 for Latin America and the Caribbean; 7 for Western Europe and other states; 6 for Eastern Europe.

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(W. E. Talk) On the 63rd Anniversary of Tibet’s Liberation, We Can Appreciate How its Reality and Development Are in Harmony! (12.9.2022)

The criminal 14th Dalai Lama spent much of his formulative years colluding with the emissaries of Adolf Hitler – the latter of which believed (in his warped racial theory) that ‘White’ Aryans had originated in the Tibetan region! Much of Hitler’s ideology was imported into the thinking processes of the 14th Dalai Lama and remains the basis of his racist anti-China activities! People such as Brad Pitt in the West have assisted this process by starring in films that present Nazi German War Criminals as ‘misunderstood’ individuals that had nothing to with the Holocaust (11 million deaths), or the invasion of the USSR (41 million deaths)! Furthermore, it was ‘White’ people like Mussolini and Hitler who inspired the ‘Imperialism’ of Japan – as well as the ruthless colonialism of the British! This led to the death and wounding of around 60 million people throughout China and the rest of Asia! Anna Louise Strong, on the other hand, was a member of the ‘White’ Proletariat who told the truth about what happened in Tibet (because she witnessed it first-hand) – that is why her journalistic work is ignored by the bourgeois mainstream media and attacked by the Trotskyite left (also known as the ‘pseudo’ or ‘fake’ left) that stalks the West! As matters stand, the White Working-Class in the West are being asked to believe the word of Nazi German War Criminals over a White Working-Class woman who saw the freeing of millions of Serfs with her own eyes! This mass ‘freedom’ of the oppressed is exactly what the bourgeoise establishment (and the ‘fake’ left) do not want you to know about! Anna Louise Strong’s book on the subject of freeing Tibet from the ignorance of backward feudalism and German Nazism can be read HERE for free!

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I’d Rather Watch the Krankies… (14.5.2022) 

The bourgeoisie grew out of the peasantry. These were primarily ‘men’ of the ‘peasant’ class who made themselves indispensable to the feudal aristocracy (or those who held all the political power), by linking the ‘desires’ of such people to the craftsmen and artists who knew how to acquire supplies and raw materials and construct the (often ‘luxurious’) goods required by these over-lords. These ‘lords’ and ‘ladies’ would bestow goods, money, titles and land upon an effective ‘mercer’ or ‘merchant’ – that is someone who specialised in the exchange of ‘goods’ (barter) and ‘money’ (sales), etc. These peasants would break out of their usual peasant-lifestyle and through self-effort develop a deep and profound knowledge of who owned what, who could acquire what, and who could make what! They then ‘sold’ this knowledge (and ‘ability’) to the highest bidder and slowly, overtime, developed a new and highly wealthy group of people with considerable power and influence! Eventually, the ‘bourgeoisie’ or ‘mercers’ were able to even purchase ‘armies’ and fight the aristocracy! This is how the British bourgeoisie took political power (that is took control of the ‘means of production’) from King Charles I in 1649 – and has kept hold of it ever since! 

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