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Tag: WWI
Richard Dawkins on Hitler and Stalin
This article is intended as an antidote to those leftists who equate Richard Dawkins’ pathological rejection of religion, with his support for Marxism, or Marxist-Leninism.
Lenin, Stalin and the ‘Internationalist’ Nature of the Red Army
This historical requirement demonstrates that even if an army is premised upon Socialist Thinking, its military ability must still remain top-notch until the danger to Socialism is thoroughly disarmed and removed. Even when fighting for survival, the Red Army never resorted to racism or hatefilled nationalism, this is why it represents a new era in the evolutionary development of humanity.
Thomas Lynn Bradford (1873-1921) Explorer of Consciousness
At physical death, the life processes become dormant and non-functional – they do not travel as a disembodied entity to some other plane simply because these life process are the product of biological function and not spiritual transmigration. As and when Cryogenics solves the riddle of existence, the theistic religious view will be finally proven wrong.
Churchill’s Role in the 1919 Deportation of 20,000 British Chinese People
Winston Churchill was appointed Secretary of State for War and Secretary of State for Air. Although responsible for the demobilisation of the enlarged wartime British Army serving in France, his influence in all aspects of domestic British government was substantial. He used his authority to order the British Army to break strikes and quell all working-class protest and descent.
Examples of Mass Murder and Cannibalism in Austral-Hungary
Unless translated into English, reliable knowledge of this type of crime within the Austral-Hungarian Empire before, during and after WWI (1914-1918) is difficult to acquire.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 