Mt Paektu, Sacred Mountain of Korean Revolution
Mt. Paektu is the sacred place in which the Korean revolution was started and its rosy future foreseen and the sacred mountain representing the revolutionary stamina and immortal revolutionary spirit of Korea. -0-

Radium Girls.

This movie is set in the 1920s and tells the tale of a group of factory girls working for American radium who suffered and died from the radioactive isotype. This film follows several women as they fight for justice from a capitalist corporation.

Hey I’m watching Radium Girls. Check it out now on Prime Video!
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Even CNN chronicling the tsunami of hate-motivated content posted by the IDF.
It's a matter of record other military's and their command reprimand soldiers guilty of such unprofessional and counter-productive behavior. But this is an abnormal military for an abnormal state.

🇺🇦 106 years ago, on February 17, 1918, Vladimir Vasilyevich Shcherbitsky was born - a Soviet party and statesman, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Ukrainian SSR in 1972-1989.

During the years of Shcherbitsky's tenure at the head of the Ukrainian SSR and thanks to the selfless work of millions of citizens, the economic potential of Soviet Ukraine increased almost 4 times, the volume of industrial production - about 5 times. Agriculture began to produce almost twice as much product, labor productivity increased more than 2.5 times, and with it wages increased 2.5 times. By the beginning of the 1980s. In terms of economic growth, Soviet Ukraine was more powerful than any state in Western Europe. According to UN estimates, it was one of the ten most advanced countries in the world.

The population of Ukraine increased from 43.1 million in 1961 to 52 million in 1990, or by almost 9 million people. Shcherbitsky did a lot for Ukrainian culture: in Ukraine there were 60% of Ukrainian-language schools and 40% of Russian-language ones, the Virsky ensemble and the Grigory Veryovka choir developed, amateur groups and libraries multiplied, the Kiev Opera House was restored, the leading football club of the USSR and in foreign championships became Kiev " Dynamo". At the same time, Shcherbitsky harshly suppressed attempts to manifest Ukrainian bourgeois nationalism in any form.

After coming to power in the USSR in 1985, Gorbachev, Shcherbitsky very quickly recognized the falsehood of perestroika. The leader of the Ukrainian communists did not accept the fact that the process of improving socialism was gradually being replaced by its dismantling, that the economy was sliding into a “wild market”that the state was being removed from managing the economy.

On September 20, 1989, Shcherbitsky was removed from the Politburo of the CPSU Central Committee, and on September 28, 1989, at the insistence of M.S. Gorbachev, resigned from the post of first secretary of the Communist Party of Ukraine.

It has been a few days since the Carlson/Putin interview, but it is still worth analysing what could turn out to be one of the most important interviews of the decade if the general public gets to grips with it.

Carlson was out of his depth, this is obvious in how the Russian president toyed with him over his CIA connections and stance in China, he did have the stones (or egomania) to do it.

As Alex says in this analysis this was President Putin's address to the American and wider western people.

https://www.youtube.com/live/4pwyfCk1dX8?si=pY_WNuLF947allgG

If you want to understand the enormity of what imperialism has done to Ukraine, consider this simple fact.

"By the beginning of the 1980s, in terms of economic growth, Soviet Ukraine was more powerful than any state in western Europe. According to UN estimates, it was one of the ten most advanced countries in the world."

‼️LENIN ON OPPORTUNISM✊

Lenin stressed the significance of theoretical struggle, rebuffing proponents of a free-for-all approach aiming to weaken or discard revolutionary principles. He said that the role of the vanguard fighters necessitates a party guided by the most progressive theory. Despite accusations of inflexibility and sectarianism, Lenin cautioned his comrades against succumbing to the lure of compromise and being led astray into the "marsh" by those advocating such a course.

He stated:

"Without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary movement. This idea cannot be insisted upon too strongly at a time when the fashionable preaching of opportunism goes hand in hand with an infatuation for the narrowest forms of practical activity."
“What is to be done”, Chapter One, What is 'Freedom of Criticism'? V.I.Lenin

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🇰🇬✊THE UNITED STATES IS MAD THAT KYRGYZSTAN IS PREVENTING FUTURE COLOR REVOLUTIONS🇺🇸🔥

Kyrgyzstan is proposing a bill that entails the establishment of a government-operated registrar for NGOs receiving foreign funding. Allegedly, U.S. Diplomat Antony Blinken cautioned Kyrgyz President Japarov that signing it into law could result in Kyrgyz citizens losing access to education and healthcare programs funded by Western sources. This is because some local organizations may opt to cease operations rather than continue working under the regulations outlined in the proposed legislation.

The senior US diplomat voiced apprehensions about proposed legislation in Kyrgyzstan aimed at increasing oversight on foreign-funded NGOs, potentially restricting their involvement in domestic political matters. In reaction, Japarov remarked that Blinken's involvement displayed “signs of interference in the internal affairs of our state.”

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Kids playing, New York, 1940s.