Of course, Emperor Ashoka could not simply expect to take all the credit for his new approach to defining reality, but instead created a set of ‘religious-like’ texts, the content of which was anything but ‘religious’ in the old sense, and ascribing their creation to a ‘mythical’ being who lived sometime in the distant past.
Tag: revolution
Kim Jong Un: The Importance of Women in the Revolution (9.12.2014)
Whilst the imperialist USA spreads its predatory and destructive capitalism around the world, the peaceful Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) continues to peacefully build Socialism and advocate equality between the genders.
Clara Zetkin (1857-1933) – Founder of International Women’s Day (March 8)
When Adolf Hitler rose to power in 1933, Clara Zetkin had to flee to the Soviet Union for safety. However, not long after arriving, she succumbed to old age and died at 75 years old. Her remains were interned into the Kremlin Wall – such was the value of her life work.
Marx and Revolutionary Shakespeare
Marx and Engels, from the historical reality of class struggle and the social role of literature, have historically affirmed Shakespeare’s revolutionary position, possessing both the viewpoint and method of the proletariat.
Women’s March on London (21.1.2017)
These women do not possess the advantages and privileges of middle class women, and of course, Black and Asian women experience the oppression of racism on top of all the other hardship.
Carving-Up Soviet History
Western academics have concocted a highly negative and corrosive narrative to explain the USSR, to turn the Western working class from being inspired to take the Revolutionary and over-throw the Bourgeoisie.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 