January political demonstration in Berlin.

In Germany, despite the restrictions imposed by the German authorities in connection with the coronavirus pandemic, despite the obstruction of the police, many citizens, and these are mostly young people, demonstrated in Berlin. The demonstrators carried banners with portraits of Karl Liebknecht, Rosa Luxemburg and Vladimir Lenin.... The demonstrators marched with red flags with a hammer and sickle.



The main slogan of the demonstration was the slogan: "Fight and remember: The answer to crisis and oppression is revolution." Almost all banners were for socialism, against capitalism, against imperialist wars, for social, democratic and environmental rights, for revolution.
Despite the peaceful nature of the demonstration, the police tried to disperse the protesters. The police motivated attempts to disperse, referring to the ban on public events during the pandemic. The police illegally demanded to remove the flags of the allegedly banned organization of free German youth, which is the successor of the communist youth organization of the GDR.
The Communists note that over the past 20 years, this was the strongest opposition of the police to the demonstrators, which indicates an increase in the nervousness of the ruling circles in the context of the growth of revolutionary potential, which is facilitated by the economic crisis, the worsening situation of workers.
During the clash between police and demonstrators, According to the German media, law enforcement officers acted with particular cruelty and used tear gas. The German media write that " the police even attacked minors and disabled people in wheelchairs." It is reported that at least ten demonstrators were seriously injured. The German media also note, citing the chairman of the Communist Party of Germany, Patrick Köbele, that if the police severely prevented the demonstration of the left, then the same “Berlin police did not interfere in the recent actions of the so-called “crown-deniers”, who not only did not comply with preventive measures to protect against infection, but also demonstrated the "Hitler salute" right in front of the eyes of law enforcement officers.
Despite a serious confrontation with the police, the demonstrators did not retreat, demanded the release of those arrested and an end to police obstruction of the demonstrators, and their unity forced the policemen to retreat.






The popularity of communist ideas of justice, equality, and fraternity is growing all over the world.
And the revolution, namely the transition to a new, higher level of human development, is objective and inevitable.
Of course, the oligarchs and their servants will prevent this in every possible way, but the revolution is inevitable.
Even Vladimir Lenin formulated the main indicator of the revolutionary situation - "Milestones cannot, and the lower classes do not want to live and rule in the old way."
And what do we observe today in all countries of the world?
We observe that the whole world is on the threshold of revolution.