@DanielJHannan Rather than using a cartoon, it is better to use a picture from a real event: a joint Communist (Russian)-Nazi (German) victory parade in September 1939, during their joint invasion of Poland. Western media and academia can't bring themselves to call spade a spade.
Leftist propaganda posters at University College London. May 2026.
Themes: revolution, counter revolution, Marxism, general strike 1926, critical race theory, abolition of borders (Socialist Worker Students Society), chains, liberation, trans women are women, imperialist feminism, oppressed women, Global Solidarity.
@elonmusk Leftists in academia and MSM don't want you to see this picture. When two genocidal regimes started WW2 and celebrated their successful September 1939 campaign with a joint victory parade.
Two competing ideologies working together to kill and destroy.
Communist science is an ideological tool. Naming the asteroid after P. de Coubertin and calling it a planet is not about honouring the great Frenchman. Instead, it is a show of force and a hostile act aimed at increasing control of a popular idea.
"New planet discovered by Soviet astronomer"
the Communist press reported in Poland on July 4, 1980.
It was an asteroid, not a planet, 15 km in diameter, but all Communist achievements had to be "bigger and better", hence the lie about a planet.
The decision of naming the "planet" after Pierre de Coubertin just in time before 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics was intended to bolster the image of the Soviet Union.
This asteroid has been seen several times before, the first time in 1933. The discovery by the Soviet astronomer is dated 2 April 1976. It is known in astronomy as 2190 Coubertin.
The picture below is from the Communist military daily in Poland Żołnierz Wolności (Soldier of Freedom). Here is the machine-translated text of the note:
"A new planet discovered by a Soviet astronomer
(A) MOSCOW (PAP)
Soviet astronomer Nikolai Chernykh discovered a new planet, which, in connection with the Olympics being prepared in Moscow, was named after Pierre de Coubertin, the initiator of the modern Olympic Games, and at the same time a well-known French scientist, educator and social activist. The discovery of the new planet and naming it after Coubertin was reported by the Institute of Theoretical Astronomy of the USSR Academy of Sciences."
@anthonyboutall Solidarity trade union was created by the Communists themselves. There was no chance of a strike without authorities approval. The leaders of the so-called democratic opposition were children of the Communist elite. Check their bios. This was a planned transition, a rebranding.
"New planet discovered by Soviet astronomer"
the Communist press reported in Poland on July 4, 1980.
It was an asteroid, not a planet, 15 km in diameter, but all Communist achievements had to be "bigger and better", hence the lie about a planet.
The decision of naming the "planet" after Pierre de Coubertin just in time before 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics was intended to bolster the image of the Soviet Union.
This asteroid has been seen several times before, the first time in 1933. The discovery by the Soviet astronomer is dated 2 April 1976. It is known in astronomy as 2190 Coubertin.
The picture below is from the Communist military daily in Poland Żołnierz Wolności (Soldier of Freedom). Here is the machine-translated text of the note:
"A new planet discovered by a Soviet astronomer
(A) MOSCOW (PAP)
Soviet astronomer Nikolai Chernykh discovered a new planet, which, in connection with the Olympics being prepared in Moscow, was named after Pierre de Coubertin, the initiator of the modern Olympic Games, and at the same time a well-known French scientist, educator and social activist. The discovery of the new planet and naming it after Coubertin was reported by the Institute of Theoretical Astronomy of the USSR Academy of Sciences."
The International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg is silent about awarding their medal to Edward Gierek, the First Secretary of the totalitarian Communist Party in Poland in 1980.
Warsaw, 4 July 1980, the First Secretary of the Polish United Workers’ Party (Communist, PZPR), Edward Gierek, received a medal from the President of the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg, Edgar Faure, former French PM (honeymoon in the Soviet Union in 1931).
Warsaw, 4 July 1980, the First Secretary of the Polish United Workers’ Party (Communist, PZPR), Edward Gierek, received a medal from the President of the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg, Edgar Faure, former French PM (honeymoon in the Soviet Union in 1931).
The spot where allegedly a Russian rocket fell in the Lublin area of Poland. TV showed video clips of the place the day after. The exact spot is shown already levelled up. Based on my experience with the Polish authorities, this could have been a hoax, entirely made up.
Communist ruling class. Poland 1969, Wincenty Kraśko, Culture Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (5L) receives Soviet official Vyacheslav Kochemasov (7L) during Culture Days of the Russian Socialist Republic. 2026: grandson tv presenter Piotr Kraśko.
Polish TV continues to rehabilitate and promote a nasty Communist tv series from the 1960s glorifying the invasion and occupation by the Soviet army.
Here, a Polish-speaking soldier of the Communist army kisses a Russian girl. Rebranded Communists remain in power in Poland.
Communist Cuba in a political essay of a year 12 UK student:
"Cuba has been politically weakened by a nepotistic government, and the US invasion of Venezuela has only meant the walls closing in on Cuba’s freedom."
Brainwashed already.
Anne Applebaum's husband is in the Polish govt together with Communists calling themselves New Left. Her husband is a Communist operative as well, but he avoids admitting it.
@elonmusk@SquawkCNBC@TheEconomist@zannymb She was part of Prof. Jeffrey Sachs's (Harvard) group of useful idiots 'advising' the minister of finance in Poland (a Communist Party member rebranded as a 'free marketeer') in the early 1990s. The Communists did whatever they wanted but used them as a fig leaf.