China proves Communism works.

A workers' revolution in a peasant empire. In the middle of war, starvation, and tsarist ruin.Led by an exiled intellectual scribbling...

Returning to China in the early 1920s, he joined the nascent Chinese Communist Party and quickly became one of its most capable organizers—operating in underground cells in Shanghai and later commanding the military wing of the 1927 Guangzhou Uprising.

The Soviet Model was too gentle and naive and surrendered itself to Western Corruption. Deng charted a new path.

The Long March carried History forward with Mao at the helm.

Ask a Hollywood director or your average U.S. history textbook, and you’d think Tom Hanks personally liberated Europe.But the numbers...

“Stalin killed more people than Hitler.” “Communism starves everyone.” “The USSR was one big prison.” And where did you hear this? Not...

If the U.S. cared about Muslims, it wouldn’t have bombed seven Muslim countries.

Before 1951, Tibet was not a spiritual paradise. It was a feudal theocracy where over 90% of the population were serfs and slaves. Monasteries owned most of the land. The Dalai Lama wasn’t just a religious leader—he was a landlord. And under his rule, peasants were routinely tortured, mutilated, and starved in the name of cosmic order.

The powerful tell us revolution is barbaric. That violence is always wrong—unless it's theirs.

Two men, continents apart, decades apart, but bound by the same fate: Mohammad Mosaddeq of Iran and Salvador Allende of Chile.

The military coup that overthrew President João Goulart wasn’t a spontaneous uprising. It was a coordinated operation backed by the CIA.

In recent decades, the phrase “human rights” has become a central pillar of U.S. foreign policy. It’s invoked to justify sanctions, regime change, military intervention, and diplomatic pressure. But when we look closely, a pattern emerges: “human rights violations” are only a problem when they threaten U.S. geopolitical or economic interests.

The United States government has always hated Haiti—not for its poverty, but for its history. In 1804, Black slaves rose up and broke their chains, defeating Napoleon’s army and founding the first Black republic.

Imperialism is not simply about foreign wars or distant invasions. In Marxist terms, it is the global extension of capitalism—violent,...

Xi Jinping is the most powerful communist in World History by far.

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The Billionaire class own the Media.