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Chechen ground fighters. (File photo)

Iran: Chechen Military Units to Join Islamic Republic if Trump Invades! (31.3.2026)

If this is true – Press TV is not always accurate (like the BBC, CNN, or Sky, etc) – then this would bring Russia in direct conflict with the US. I am not sure it is true as I have read the leader of Chechnya has made anti-Iran statements – but some say that this is not true. Swings and roundabouts. What I do know is that in the first months of the Russian “liberation” of Donbass the Chechen soldiers led the way against the Western-backed Neo-Nazi forces of Ukraine. I watched hours of footage of Chechen soldiers fighting hand-to-hand with the AFU, the Hitlerite Azov and all the Westerners wearing AFU uniforms. The Chechens were very effective and brave fighters and I will never forget their collective contribution to the anti-fascist cause. The Soviet Red Army, of course, possessed Muslim regiments, as it did Buddhist regiments.

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Vietcong Tunnel Fighter - AK-47 & Folded Bayonet

Email: Material [Military] Science & Religious Belief! (30.3.2026)

The Americans learned in the 1770s that there is a material reality to warfare and that this has nothing to do with religion. The Americans developed better cannons to kill as many English Red Coats “at a distance” – so that their inexperienced “volunteer” force could better handle these tough working-class Englishmen hand-to-hand. The evidence suggests that the brutal discipline practiced by the Red Coats still made this process very difficult and very different to the films. The Red Coats carried-on marching in formation despite significant losses – each soldier doggedly “locking forward” and never to the left and right (which often involved huge holes in the lines). Interestingly, both the Union and Confederacy sought to replicate these levels of bravery in their own respective armies – one of the reasons I find this era of history to be quite fascinating. What the Confederacy lacked in material support – it more than make-up for this deficiency in the personal bravery of its soldiers. Of course, soldiers can hold a religious view that assists them in bearing the hardships associated with war (the Imperial Japanese Forces of WWII is often cited as an example – the “Kamikaze” for instance) – but the Soviet Red Amy possessed NO official religion during WWII – and yet its soldiers prevailed over the ruthless material science fielded by Nazi Germany – and the religiosity of the Japanese. America can be defeated but this is usually on the political level – as resistance to war amongst the voters becomes greater than the will to pursue the war. 

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UN [that Condemned Iran for Defending Itself] – Declares Trans-Atlanctic Slavery “Greatest Crime”! (26.3.2026)

The US representative, Dan Negrea, claimed that the resolution was “highly problematic in countless respects”, the UN News agency reported.

The US government stressed that it “does not recognize a legal right to reparations for historical wrongs that were not illegal under international law at the time they occurred”.

The representative of the European Union made the same argument on the floor of the UN.

The EU criticized the resolution for implying “suggestions of a retroactive application of international rules which was non-existent at the time and claims for reparations, which is incompatible with established principles of international law”.

“References to claims for reparations also lack a sound legal basis”, the EU argued, stressing that the “principle of non-retroactivity, a fundamental cornerstone of the international legal order, must be strictly upheld”.

The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office said the same, in a statement explaining its decision to abstain.

The British representative argued that there is “no duty to provide reparation for historical acts that were not, at the time those acts were committed, violations of international law”.

The UK insisted “that the prohibitions on slavery, the slave trade, and what are now considered crimes against humanity had not yet been established in international law at the time of the transatlantic slave trade”.

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Rakovsky - Trotsky's Japanese Spy - Grover Furr

Grover Furr: How Trotsky Worked with British Intelligence Pre-WWII! (22.3.2026)

The Trotskyite militias were tasked with destroying the Soviet-backed “Internationalist Brigades” – and either take local power for themselves – or hand-over seized areas to the Franco forces. On the odd occasion that a genuine Anarchist detachment took a place and declared “freedom” – they would soon be rolled-over and executed by Franco’s forces. The above chapter of Grover Furr’s new book covers how Leon Trotsky was in the employment of British Intelligence during the 1920s and 1930s – including the time he founded the so-called “Fourth International” (1938) – calling upon all his followers outside of the USSR to join with the Catholic Church (and any fascist nation – including Imperial Japan) in an attack upon the USSR. He also called upon all his followers still living within the USSR to carry-out terrorist attacks upon the infrastructure of the USSR – in an effort to weaken the Soviet State from within. Later, In 1948, the incumbent Labour government requested that George Orwell compile a list of all British leftists he considered to be either a “Communist” – or “sympathetic” to the Communist Movement. Such was the treachery of George Orwell – and explains why British school children are still inoculated against Socialism due to the study of his awful books.

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Rakovsky - Trotsky's Japanese Spy - Grover Furr

US: Prof. Grover Furr Discusses His Latest Book – “Rakovsky – Trotsky’s Japanese Spy”! (21.3.2026)

Chinese scholars have been publishing papers since the 1950s regarding how the capitalist West “lies” – but of course – the Sino-Soviet Split (1956-1991) often got in the way of objectivity. China under Mao Zedong supported Stalin and opposed the Khrushchev betrayal of Stalin and set itself in opposition to the revisionist USSR (in return, the Soviets painted China as “Trotskyite” and so the madness went on). During the 1960s, the PLA and Soviet Red Army routinely clashed in the border areas – with Chinese troops turning-up to fight carrying pictures of Lenin and Stalin. China’s post-1979 turn toward economic determinism further trained its relationship with the USSR – as did the Vietnamese invasion of “Kampuchea” (between 1979-1989) – formulating (with collusion from the USSR) the myth of the “Killing Fields” – as a means to prevent the spread of Chinese Communism outside of the geographical boundaries of China. I mention all this as the Trotskyites are past-masters of the “lie” and know how to sow “derision” between (and within) the working-class – thus rendering it weak, contradictory, and unable to effectively resist the continuous pressure imposed by the capitalist system. All we can do as individuals is operate from where we find ourselves in the general unfolding of history.

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DPRK Heroes - Kursk Liberation!

DPRK: Comrade Kim Jong Un Inspects Memorial Museum of Combat Feats of Overseas Military Operations [Kursk] – Under Construction! (18.3.2026)

I certainly do not want war – I want peace – but I know we need to defend ourselves from the brutal forces of predatory capitalism. By the way, I do think Russia is a special case as it is a post-Soviet State – which is something new in the world. The Trotskyite-controlled “Communist” Parties of the West deliberately misrepresent Russia’s just war against Neo-Nazi Ukraine as being “Imperialist” – must be on crack! This is why I prefer the academic out-put of Prof. Grover Furr – who has exchanged emails with me. I purchase and study all his books supporting the Great Stalin and exposing the traitor Trotsky! Prof. Furr often teams-up with contemporary Russian academics who agree with his historical assessment. Anyway, around one-third of the Russian Parliament is composed of elected Communist MPs. Furthermore, North Korea believes it owes a historical debt to Russia in the sense that the Soviet Red Army freed North Korea from Japanese domination and then protected the Socialist State from US invasion. At least 101 North Korean soldiers died in Kursk – with many more wounded (some of these have been pictured sat in wheelchairs). I will keep an eye on this story.

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