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Laos: DPRK Celebrates 81st Anniversary of “Workers’ Party of Korea” – “National Defence Revolution Museum” Inaugurated! (14.10.2026)

14/10/2026 Adrian (釋大道)

Kim Jong Un cut the inauguration ribbon and toured the exhibits. Reflecting on the arduous path of modernising the Juche-oriented defence industry, he described the museum as an immortal archive demonstrating how the dignity, security, and peace of the DPRK are defended.

He praised the current level of the defence industry as the zenith of glory and honour, achieved through the tenacity, patriotism, and loyalty of a people who unconditionally supported the WPK’s self-defence policies despite severe trials.

He affirmed that building the world’s most powerful defence industry is the WPK’s inherent obligation to protect the destiny of its people. Furthermore, he declared that the nation’s powerful Juche-based weaponry will continue to evolve, dramatically elevating the country’s global position, while the museum itself will expand over time.

USSR: Debunking the False Idea of a Late-1930s Anti-Chinese Purge! (13.10.2026)

13/10/2026 Adrian (釋大道)

The message is this – the workers do not possess the ability (or right) to rule themselves. This idea is routinely hurled at Communist China on a daily basis by Western racists – my partner is subjected to it in her workplace and my daughters in their school. For the ethnic Chinese the problem is two-fold – they are the wrong “race” and the wrong “class” – a double-whammy. During the UK, US, and German invasion of Revolutionary Russia between 1918-1921 (a process of unbridled aggression that involved around 20-countries – which killed 10.5 million Russians) – Nationalist China sided with the West and sent troops to the Chinese border with Russia (Vladivostok). Indeed, following the 1917 Revolution – the conditions for Chinese workers living in Russia improved dramatically – with many workers returning to China carrying Socialist ideas (Lenin even had a personal bodyguard comprised of Chinese martial artists).

Trusted Asian Soldiers Play Chess - Nazi German Army

WWII: Archival Photographs of Central Asian Soldiers in Nazi German Uniforms! (12.10.2026)

12/10/2026 Adrian (釋大道)

This article has caused a heated debate in China. Although the original title states these are “Chinese” soldiers fighting for Nazi Germany – many ethnic Chinese people point-out they do not look “Chinese” – but rather “Central Asian”, “Korean” (Korea was a colony of Imperial Japan and Koreans fought in the Imperial Japanese Army), “Tibetan” or even “Mongolian” (The People’s Army of Mongolia fought alongside the Soviet Red Army during the liberation of China in late 1945). Taiwan was also a colony of Imperial Japanese and some brain-washed “Taiwanese” (Chinese) also joined the Imperial Japanese Army Units. Both these fascist Japanese Units saw action in Mainland China – committing atrocities as they went.

China: Liu Jiexiu’s “For Peace” Replica Sculpture Honouring Soviet Artist – Nikolai Klindukhov – Handed over in Russia! (12.10.2026)

12/10/2026 Adrian (釋大道)

Over two years (1956-1958) – Nikolai Klindukhov trained 23 sculptors in China, including Zhao Shutong, Shen Wenqiang, Gao Xiulan, Yang Meiying, Fu Tianqiu, Su Hui, Ling Chunde, Shi Yi, Ma Gaihu, and Yu Jinyuan. Afterwards, the students traveled across the country to engage in teaching Soviet-style academic sculpture – spreading to many art schools across the country – becoming an important part of the formation of the sculpture education system throughout New China.

BMA (UK) – Deconstructing the World of Edward Conze! (11.10.2026)

11/10/2026 Adrian (釋大道)

This was aimed at the British youth – who knew nothing about how the “ki-ai” (energy shout) was used everyday in the prison camps as the guards and officers “practiced” their martial arts (armed and unarmed) in-front of the prisoners. This was a prelude to these same guards and officers “using” these arts on the prisoners themselves. Inmates were tied to posts so that guards could practice their “reverse-punches” (gyaku-zuki) on he exposed and unprotected torsos. Ribs and sternums were splintered whilst the (still conscious) men screamed with each punch – the guards changing sides regularly so that they exercise “both” arms equally. Next, once the bones had been suitably “softened” (removing the outer protection) the Japanese guards would alter their focus and start projecting power straight into the inner organs. Prisoners would be made to watch whilst standing to attention. Any expression of defience would be met with the POW concerned – being tied to the post.

According to a FOM poll conducted on October 2-4, the CPRF's support rating suddenly increased by as much as 1.5 times – from 10% to 15%

Russia: Yuriy Afonin – “Pro-Government Sociology Recognizes Reality”! (11.10.2026)

11/10/2026 Adrian (釋大道)

I would like to remind you that the leadership of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, immediately after receiving the first data on the results of voting in the elections to the State Duma, stated that, according to independent sociological data, the result of our party should be much higher.

The leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Gennady Andreyevich Zyuganov, raised the issue of artificially underestimating the result of our party in a number of regions at a meeting with the President of Russia. And he proposed to create a commission that investigates electoral violations. The president agreed that an investigation is necessary.

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