Oi bruv, empty yo pockets innit ye. Gimme all yo coins fam.
damn what a shame
The beauty of infrastructure that isn’t just a 20 year+ graft pot
Ironically, the attacker is a Saudi Liberal turned Atheist, pro-israel, anti-islam, pro-afd freak
NATO says jump and the dog Al Jolani will ask how high
It’s unfortunate, but Nazi-landia is going to make it’s people suffer before the course ultimately changes.
Seems like either something an incoherent liberal cooked up or something drafted in some cubicle in Langley
Syria’s new Minister of Justice: “We will implement Islamic law and prevent women judges from holding this position and they must hand over their cases to male judges.”
I can’t help but feel like this and the recent story abour an UFO/ “Iranian Mothership” in New Jersey are just red-meat to distract people about the new found ISIS executions in Syria and Zionist occupation of more parts of Syria. It’s almost without failure that this shit gets propped out when decades happen in weeks.
“and space opened for a new fight for a free, inclusive, and democratic Syria for the first time in decades.”
Is that what I’m saying or is that what you’re pretending I’m saying?
At the end of the day, the only thing the YPG did was speed up the destruction of any sense of normality the people in Rojava could have experienced.
I more so mean that this was before a lot of the “white” people were truly white.
There were already anti-lynching laws aimed at protecting Italian immigrants as early as the 1800’s. It’s also irrelevant if they did “see themselves as white” when at the end of the day, Jim Crow was at full wing and well…CPUSA was primarily white in the early 1900’s.
many of the organizing done for black people among the CPUSA was largely inaffective and was directly criticized by BPP on many occasions.
Care to cite specifics? I don’t find it particularly useful to talk in such generalities. I highly doubt the BPP would describe anti-lynching, Black union work, and theories of Black self determination as “ineffective”.
I also think communist persecution is an over emphasized point considering very few euro-american communists were persecuted in anyway close to even the average black person.
And it’s not a Olympics of Persecution. This is an entirely irrelevant point when people like Debbs were being prosecuted, The palmer raids happened, the espionage act, etc. Also communist persecution and the persecution of black people aren’t really two separate circles.
and regardless of why the CPUSA advocated for the new deal it was still a bad move as it allowed the American project to continue ushering in likely more than a century of darkness
https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1913/sep/12b.htm
Read lenin on reformism. It’s very short sighted to reduce the continuation of the American project to the New Deal being passed.
Could be the USonians trying to goad China &/ North Korea into full blown war
The CPUSA initially being majority white isn’t true?
“The party’s work among the Negro masses has been negligible. It was in the main a white working-class movement and the masses of Negroes were not yet drawn to it in any large numbers.”
William Z Foster himself
and the new deal was really a big moment for continuing the American project over anything else.
The actual hunting and persecution of communists seems like a much bigger reason for the decline of the CPUSA, than the New Deal itself passing. The CPUSA didn’t advocate for the New Deal because they thought Capitalism was so great and needed to be preserved but because there are times where reforms should be fought for. Membership peaked in the mid 40’s because of their pushing for it.
It’s not uncommon for these high profile adventurists &/ killers to keep a “trophy” from their endeavors.
It kind of does, because Syria was never able to take back those oil fields. Not when ISIS had them and not in the last 10 years. One could say that Syria had lost them for good once they lost them to ISIS.
By this logic, one could argue that Israel has a right to every territory they take and the resources in them so long as they’re able to use the brute force to do it.
I just think they’ve been trying to lead parties when the only really successful attempt at an ML communist party in America has been from the Black Panther Party and that’s for good reason.
Successful seems really arbitrary here. CPUSA Pre-fuckery times was majority a white party, and yet it was virtually one of the few meaningful political bodies for black people at the time. We’re talking about becoming organized to reversing death convictions for Black men who were accused of raping a white girl, formation of the first sharecropper unions, being a cornerstone for agitating for the new deal, etc. No one race was leading over another, and they were all working in common.
Are there a lot of reactionary white people? Yes. Are there a lot of reactionary Americans in general, yes. That being said, I don’t think it’s really realistic to think that all Americans aren’t capable of organizing for revolution. America is a settler colony, this is true, but it’s already established and it’s inhabitants don’t stand as much to lose as the settlers in Israel if Israel collapsed tomorrow. I don’t think the average American has as much affinity to the Idea of being “American” as much as the average Israeli settler does to being an “Israeli”.
It’s literally the same emotional reaction that critics of the Iraq War were receiving. If you were against the Iraq War that meant you apparently loved Saddam Hussein and “weren’t listening to Iraqis.” Apparently only Syrians are allowed to have an opinion on Syria because they’re Syrians – irregardless of their ideology.
It’s like watching people fail an open book test
I otherwise wasn’t a fan of the limp wristing on the issue of is China socialist or not and calling it the Chinese Regime 😐, but I get that sometimes you have to play ball to attract the liberals. Overall video is a good perspective on the possibilities of organizing for revolution in the West.