The stuff you don’t talk about in boozers unless you want yer head opened up.
I am not a communist, but I am an anticapitalist As far as Communism goes, if you call a bunch of Capitalists selling off their country's assets for their own avaricious and political gain a "collapse", consider this: What about Great Depression, the worst systemic banking crisis of the 20th century, or the 2008 International Banking Crisis, whereby we are left paying the price, whilst the people who caused it still live it up in Kensington & Chelsea with their Oligarch mates. The fucking irony is that remaining so called Communist countries are now playing the Capitalist game better than the Imperialist dogs who call themselves Capitalists. If neither this country nor the US of Assholes can see that China is pissing over them, whilst they profess to be world leaders in that game, take my advice and learn to speak Chinese before it's too late. Africans have been for years ......... Banana republics I hear you cry! Well maybe so, but they are Chinese bananas.
For those who do not dwell on the cruel and barbarous actions of the Stasi, what is now often forgotten is that the GDR also represented an effort to build a completely new and egalitarian society. Gender equality and equal pay for men and women were part of the GDR from the very beginning. The 1949 constitution was direct and very clear: “Men and women are equal.” A law introduced in 1950 ensured that women retained their rights after marriage and introduced financial support for mothers who devoted their time to looking after their children. This applied not only to married women but also to single mothers. It would be decades before equivalent legislation was enacted in the west. Even today, the pay gap between men and women remains significantly higher in the western part of unified Germany than in the eastern states. The pay gap between workers and managers was also significantly less in East Germany, and most housing areas included a mix of blue and…
The transport secretary Heidi Alexander tells the annual dinner of trade body, Airlines UK in London." I love flying – I always have". Meanwhile Kier Stammer (sic) bubbles with pride at the UK's progress on carbon emissions .......... oh well, thats politics. Or as the transport secretary and Margaret Thatcher would call it, "growth".
