china here using the language of diplomacy all the way through, while us politicians are just like 6th graders during puberty.
monofonto, aka the pipboy font
i play the bass, my favorite song to play is war pigs by black sabbath.
i guess the group is managed from diaspora. because i see the same statements on @abolitionmedia@abolitionmedia.noblogs.org too.
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the wife of a guy in our office said that they got a late night e-mail explaining this situation and said that all invoices now would be addressed to jordanian firms, but the outcome won't change. there is not a single soul they wouldn't slaughter just to get that sweet sweet dollar bills.
and by the way, based purely on my real life experience, i don't see people complaining about this. i have heard a lot of my friends saying "why did hamas do something like this knowing perfectly well that israel would behave this way?".
as a country, turkey has been a lost cause since the 1980 coup. october 7th just made everyone sure of that.
communist party of peking?
is this a blender reference, too?
ok, i digress. it was still just 3% of total shipping. it's nothing.
the port of eilat accounted for 3% of the total shipping before october 7th and they got the land corridor through saudi arabia and jordan replacing that pretty immediately. at this point it's just imperial arrogance.
it's clear that nothing will be able to stop imperialism but violance.
@abolitionmedia@abolitionmedia.noblogs.org also not strictly about palestine
edit: i forgot @mondoweiss@social.mondoweiss.net
she was calling israel an apartheid state even before october 7th.
it's a good thing that the choice will be given, too.
actually it's #C, so it's a craftmine app?
the inception of pkk was a very "weird" time for turkey. in 1980 there was a coup d'eta following a large scale years-long popular socialist uprising. this uprising was first followed by reactionary opposition. it was called right vs left but it was basically communists vs fascists. the coup government was very brutal. they spared most of the fascists and communists were subjected to unimaginable methods of torture, and executions.
also after the coup, kurdish was forbidden, location names were changed and kurdish population was met with insane oppresion.
in this climate, any force that countered that oppression would be welcome. that's what pkk did. they are communists, but have swayed towards right. especially in syria (as pyd). they seem to want to become the government rather than become a socialist force now.
this article is a nice summary. i don't have pinpoint exaples, sorry.
they always had their political parties banned and set up under a new name. until recently i voted for that party. i would still do but we have a decent communist party now with delegates in the parliament.
that terrorist list is just a tool for imperialism. you can see it clearly in the yemen situation, they got out of the list and got right back in. it's basically carrot/stick for the relations between turkey.
what i mean by aligning is: they are an insurgency, so their fight can be a catalyst for totally different projects, as we saw in libya. but sometimes they really do some stuff that benefits both themselves and imperialism, even though it hurts the proletariat.
sorry, i don't know any.
pkk is short for partiya karkeren kurdistan, which in kurdish means kurdistan workers party. they're definitely not liberal, not in the name and not in practice. but the ways they operate is always "icky". their actions regularly align with the us hegemony. "kurdish problem" has always been an important issue in turkey, and for the last 40 years pkk has been the dominant force to agitate that.
ok, sorry if this is dumb, because i've just woken up and i might be confused, but...
did you just ask for the apache footage and then got irritated that you didn't get something that's completely different, that nobody allaged?