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  1. Trump threatens ‘dirty dogs’ who keep leaking on Iran war: ‘You will pay a big price!’

    President Donald Trump has lashed out at leakers in his own administration after a series of behind-the-scenes reports…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Iran #DonaldTrump #leakers #MarcThiessen #OsamabinLaden #TulsiGabbard #VladimirLenin
    europesays.com/iran/298324/

  2. Peace is a ‘dangerous’ word in Russian city heading to polls

    “Terrified” by escalating Ukrainian drone attacks, locals in the Russian city of Tambov head to parliamentary elections this…
    #EuropeSays #Russia #PresidentVladimirPutin #Russiancity #tambov #UnitedRussiaparty #VladimirLenin
    europesays.com/russia/64489/

  3. Soberania sanitária e biodiversidade em um projeto de país

    Ciclo de debates Da Reforma Sanitária ao Futuro do SUS terá mesa redonda no 10º CSHS da Abrasco. Às 10h20 do dia 17/9, no auditório Kátia Lenz da UFAM, discutiremos: como uma nova visão nacional pode convergir saberes medicinais populares e indústria da saúde?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  4. The "archer" description is applied to the Sun's male soul via a story again told in the sky

    #KausMedia is a member of the "Teapot" asterism in #Sagittarius whose spout points to the Galactic Center

    It also marks the "wrist" of the left hand of the "Archer" asterism with the arrow targeting #Antares whose male soul is #DavidMunroFord #Apollo which becomes us via #Bee's fee transfer lie-vying

    The souls have been identified as #AmyMarieJason #KickKennedy and #ArnoldSchwarzenegger #VladimirLenin

  5. Vladimir Putin embraces the dark corners of Russia’s history

    “Whoever remembers old things, out with their eye,” goes a Russian proverb. Russian President Vladimir Putin knows that…
    #EuropeSays #Russia #China #East #FormerSovietUnion #governmentpolicy #history #Hungary #karlmarx #Moscow #OlenaZelenska #Poland #Romania #Tehran #TuckerCarlson #Ukrainerussiawar #VladimirLenin #VladimirPutin #WWII
    europesays.com/russia/46765/

  6. ‘Lenin was an enemy of humanity’: Why Kyiv wants to put Cossack chief statue in place of Soviet leader
    By Luke Harding in Kyiv. Photography by Alessio Mamo

    Removal of Soviet-era statues sped up when Russia seized Crimea in 2014, and since Putin’s 2022 invasion has moved at pace as Ukrainians question their identity

    theguardian.com/world/2026/jul

    #Ukraine #Culture #Statues #Artanddesign #Europe #VladimirLenin #Worldnews #Russia #VolodymyrZelenskyy #Crimea #Museums #TheGuardian #LukeHardinginKyivPhotographybyAlessioMamo

  7. 70 years ago today, #VladimirLenin's politics testament (1923) published in Moscow.

  8. Mamdani-Backed Chevalier Praised North Korea’s Kim in Unearthed Communist-Friendly Tweets

    (AP Photo/Ryan Murphy) Deleted tweets from Darializa Avila Chevalier (D) — one of the three Democratic Socialist candidates…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #NorthKorea #AndrewKaczynski #AssataShakur #bannedbooks #BlackLiberationArmy #communistleaders #DarializaAvilaChevalier #DemocraticSocialist #kimilsung #VladimirLenin #ZohranMamdani
    europesays.com/korea/68831/

  9. Um novo desafio à Reforma Sanitária

    Em conferência que abriu seminário de Outra Saúde, Jairnilson Paim lembra: no horizonte daqueles que construíram o SUS estava, mais que reformar a saúde, construir o socialismo. Para mobilizar as forças do presente, será preciso resgatar aquela ação criativa

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  10. Una teoría política que busca la libertad colectiva puede generar un impulso para la acción colectiva. La determinación para la acción surge de una inspiración intuitiva y no de sentimientos de culpabilidad o aspiraciones existencialistas. El objetivo es crear un movimiento social y cultural que conquiste la libertad política constituyente de manera gradual y pacífica.

    #VladimirLenin #MCRC #TeoríaPuradelaRepública #terciolaocrá...
    diarioerc.com/2007/11/04/accio

  11. Mutual Aid or Mutual Assured Destruction
    consortiumnews.com/2025/12/26/
    Cooperation is more important than competition in human survival, argued Peter Kropotkin. After competition brought two world wars, mutual aid twice sought to rescue humanity. Will there be a third chance? asks Joe Lauria. The following is the full text…
    #Politics #Analysis #AncientWorld #Books #Brics #Britain #Commentary #Europe #France #History #NuclearWeapons #Revolution #Russia #Switzerland #UnitedNations #UnitedStates #WorldWarI #WorldWarIi #Anarchism #CoordinatorOfGovernmentActivitiesInTheTerritories #Habsburg(austriaHungary) #Hohenzollern(germany) #JoeLauria #MargaretThatcher #MiddleAges #MihailBakunin #MutualAid #NationalHealthService(nhs) #PetrKropotkin #Romanov(russia) #RonaldReagan #VladimirLenin

  12. The fiscal budget remaining intact remains on the communist ‘Leninist’ policies of Mayor-elect Mamdani

    Zohran Mamdani’s victory-lap speech Tuesday night reeked of Vladimir Lenin after Russia’s 1917 communist revolution. But instead of…
    #NewsBeep #News #Topstories #abrahambeame #budgets #Business #DonaldTrump #Headlines #hughcarey #JamieDimon #JPMorganChase #NYCMayoralElection2025 #TopStories #VladimirLenin #ZohranMamdani
    newsbeep.com/238601/

  13. Apropos of nothing in particular, and everything about #RussiaToday , a “Did you know…” article featured on @wikipedia is about the statue of #VladimirLenin that was converted into a statue of #StarWars ‘Dark Lord’ #DarthVader by artist Alexander Milov in 2015, shortly after the #MaidanRevolution (aka the “#Revolution of Dignity”). en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue

    #RussiaIsATerroristState #StandWithUkraine and #Resist artistically!

  14. (Bal-e-Jibril-129) Lenin (Khuda Ke Hazoor Mein) - Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal (R.A)

    Tu Qadir-o-Adil Hai Magar Tere Jahan Mein
    Hain Talakh Bohat Banda’ay Mazdoor Ke Auqat

    Kab Doobe Ga Sarmaya Prasti Ka Safina?
    Dunya Hai Teri Muntazir-e-Roz-e-Makafat!

    #Iqbaliyat #LaborDay #Lenin #Revolution #labourday #Iqbal #Poetry #Urdu
    #vladimirlenin #Communist #Communism

  15. @ManyRoads #Russia does not belong in this article. It is not a “nation”. As the late Senator #JohnMcCain wisely observed long ago: “#Russia is a gas station run by the mob masquerading as a country.” ✅

    Even #VladimirLenin said “#Russia is a prison of nations.” ✅

  16. OTD in 1907 there was no #crypto or #ransomware. And neither #VladimirLenin nor #JosefStalin could sell a photoshopped #NFT to grift off the #PoorlyEducated.

    But @Wikipedia reminds us that #Russia was *still* able to suppress #European influence in #Georgia. They funded it with a bank robbery in Tiflis (present-day #Tbilisi , which they called “the Erivansky Square expropriation”. 👀 👉 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1907_T

  17. Tampereen Lenin-museo suljetaan – museonjohtaja: ”Emme halua jäädä menneisyyden vangeiksi”

    Lenin-museon tilalle avataan uusi idänsuhteiden museo Nootti. Museonjohtajan mukaan vanha nimi ei enää vastannut näyttelyn sisältöä.

    yle.fi/a/74-20085050

    #Historia #Venäjänhistoria #VladimirLenin #Museot #Neuvostoliitto #Tampere #Venäjänmuseot #Kotimaa #Pirkanmaa #Venäjä

  18. 154 ANOS DE VLADIMIR LENIN

    Hoje, exatamente há 154 anos, marca o nascimento de Vladimir Lênin, notável intelectual orgânico, o maior revolucionário do século XX. Ele foi o chefe do primeiro estado dos trabalhadores na história, e seu nome é corretamente sinônimo da revolução socialista mundial. Suas ações mudaram o curso da história do mundo.

    Diferentemente de outros pensadores socialistas, os seguidores de Lenin, os bolcheviques, tiveram a coragem de implementar o socialismo derrubando o czarismo na Rússia. Em contrapartida, em agosto de 1914, os dirigentes da Internacional Socialista traíram a classe trabalhadora ao endossar a guerra imperialista.

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    @comunismo

    #vladimirlenin #revoluçãorussa #revoluçãodeoutubro #socialismo #partidobolchevique #uniãosoviética #urss #comunismo

  19. In 1900, Vladimir Ul’ianov arrived in Europe with his wife, Nadezhda Krupskaia.
    Just released from several years of Siberian exile, the couple would use their time in exile to embark on a wholesale renovation of Russian Marxism.
    While still in Siberia, Ul’ianov, who wrote under the nom de guerre #Lenin, delivered blistering critiques of the shortcomings of émigré intellectuals.
    Once in Europe, he rejected the Marxist orthodoxy that revolution would evolve out of social contradictions, insisting that it would necessarily be incited and guided by experienced cadres.

    These ideas, which would become the foundation of Bolshevism, are usually portrayed as the outgrowth of a long and distinctively Russian philosophical tradition.
    However, this new doctrine was profoundly shaped by the milieu of the colonies and their utopian project to hasten the arrival of a new political order by transforming everyday life.

    Lenin saw precisely what others valued about émigré life – its intimacy and striving for emancipation from below – as its greatest liabilities.
    He insisted that the colonies’ traditions of communal living and their boisterous public life assisted the work of the police spies working to infiltrate these communities.
    As he explained to a subordinate: “When you are taken up with secret, conspiratorial matters, you must not speak with those whom you normally converse, nor about the things you usually talk about, but only with those you need to talk to about only about things you need to talk about.”

    He similarly condemned émigrés’ grassroots campaigns to liberate ethnic minorities and denounced the Marxist women who demanded special publications and party organizations for female workers as a “right deviation towards [bourgeois] feminism.”
    The path to liberation, he preached, would be blazed by a centralized, conspiratorial party that embraced the universalist mission of emancipating all mankind, not the agenda of one particular group or another.

    The Bolsheviks’ harsh condemnation of particularism and their emphasis on central direction was a dramatic departure from émigré culture in many respects. Yet at the same time, it continued the long exile tradition of creating a new gender order and using it to articulate revolutionary lifestyles and values.

    Lenin often described the party he wished to build in masculinist terms – as a “party of extreme opposition,” the purveyor of a hard and uncompromising ideological line.
    Party activists reinforced this gendered culture by taking noms de guerre that emphasized their masculine fortitude: Kamenev (rock), Molotov (hammer), and Stalin (steel).

    Lenin’s critics denounced both his project and style as anti-democratic, self-aggrandizing, and averse to “any spirit of compromise.”
    However, these very qualities endeared him to the generation of young activists coming of age amidst the crises of the twentieth century.

    By 1904, a small cohort of young revolutionaries who admired Lenin and his vision had begun to coalesce in Geneva...
    #BolshevikRevolution #VladimirLenin #NadezhdaKrupskaia
    #BourgeoisFeminism
    journals.openedition.org/diasp

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