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@psychotronica_ I am very familiar with the Mokran Video Logo, I have a lot of DPRK VHS and dvds in my collection.

logging on & ready to post Mokran Video Logo 1992 / North Korea 🇰🇵sound on🇰🇵

@ak_prc_dprk Impressive!

肖像徽章入れ(宝石箱)を手に入れたので、保有分の徽章を移したが、こう見るとやっぱりどれも違いがあっていいね

@findomamandaa2 Oh please!

Would you clean my boots with your tongue?

@askaya Love your uniform, Alyona

In your eyes is Russia: friend or foe? As a Russian-American, I want the relationship between my countries to be strong 🇺🇸🇷🇺 Imagine the power of the alliance…

@PicturesUssr There's something quite surreal about this painting, while maintaining the traditions of socialist realism

"Minsk. Victory Square", Painting by May Danzig, 1972

@bratvanesa Boots are always hot

boots are so hot

Can the Left march for victory while losing the working class? There is a speech circulating in left-wing circles in Dublin that ought to unsettle every socialist in Britain. Not the kind of unsettling that produces a conference resolution or a letter to the Guardian. The kind that keeps you awake at three in the morning. The kind that names something you have half-known for years but lacked the honesty, or the courage, to say aloud. It raises the question nobody on the British left seems willing to answer. While tens of thousands march through London holding the correct signs and saying the correct words, something else is happening quietly across the country. In places like Scunthorpe, Middlesbrough, Grimsby, and dozens of towns that built the Labour movement, people are not marching. They are not voting. They are not listening anymore. The biggest political story in Britain is not Reform, the Conservatives, or even Labour. The biggest political story is the slow, quiet withdrawal of the working class from politics altogether. For years, the left has traded solidarity for signalling, class for culture, and real communities for applause from people who already agree. It talks endlessly about representation, but less and less about wages, housing, industry, energy, or the material conditions people actually live in. The truth is uncomfortable but simple. The left did not just lose the working class. It slowly stopped being a working-class movement and became a liberal one instead. Somewhere along the way, the movement founded by trade unionists, miners, dockers, engineers and factory workers became a movement of graduates, professionals, NGOs and think tanks. It stopped organising in communities and started marching in cities. It stopped building power and started performing virtue. It stopped listening and started instructing. The working class hasn’t disappeared. It hasn’t turned fascist. It hasn’t forgotten its interests. It just stopped listening to a left that stopped listening first. The left did not lose the working class overnight. It lost them slowly, through a thousand small decisions, each one dressed up as progress. And if the left cannot reconnect with the people it was created to represent, it will continue to march in London, trend online, win arguments at dinner parties, and lose the country. Watch the speech. Read the full article here. 👇 labourheartlands.com/marching-for-v… #TheLeft #TogetherMarch #ClassWar

@Persianserene1 It was disgusting how he was murdered by the US!

He was a highly educated leader He was fluent in Arabic, English, and Azeri He had a deep love for poetry and literature He had memorized the entire Quran. Beyond Islamic teachings, he was also knowledgeable in mathematics and science He was a peaceful leader who was taken from humanity by a war criminal and a pedophile We will never forget you, my dear leader.

@ccountryGoddess Yes.

Are you a boot addict?

«A communist is by nature an internationalist, but he is also a patriot» –Fidel Castro "A communist is stronger than a capitalist, because a communist cannot be bought for any amount of money. A communist has a conscience, while a capitalist has nothing but money. He doesn't even have a homeland; for him, his homeland is wherever he gets paid more. A communist is by nature an internationalist, but he is also a patriot. He fulfills his international duty in any country, while at the same time bearing communist responsibility towards his own people." –Fidel Castro Source #Cuba #Castro @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden 🚀Boost🚀

@simpforemmie Kiss, of course

Kick or kiss? Careful what you choose.

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@GDRvisuals Yes, this is incorrect; it is 1979!

May Day Parade in Görlitz, 1989.

@marianagnche The DPRK is ready to resist US aggression!

Are you ready to go to war for uncle Jeffrey?

@juche0071 Ready to defeat US imperialism

Ready to fight the enemies of People's Korea !

With Trump's attacks on Cuba intensifying, we must stand in solidarity with the Cuban people living under the illegal US blockade. Join @jeremycorbyn and more at The Grace on Wednesday 18 March for the emergency fundraiser for Cuba Vive. 🎟️Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/hands-off-cu…

[PDF] CIA Target — The USSR Nikolai Yakovlev Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1982 280pp. link below

@mgnsce Only Fans is full of brain fog!

Kate is an ex- OnlyFans girl, so brain fog’s forgivable. No “kidnapping”: 7 Ukrainians detained March 5, 2026, for hauling $40M cash, €35M, & 9kg gold in armored vans—reeking of undeclared laundering. Released next day after probe. EU ignored it ‘cause it’s legal. Ukrainians’ entitlement to skirt laws? Astonishing!

@andreaataylor11 The boots first and then the smile

Ok but… black heeled boots + this smile?? 😜🖤👢 Which do you like more?