/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

No one denies people have legit grievances. But people cannot spontaneously organize themselves in a single work week and overthrow a likewise organized, well-funded government.

It takes leadership, money, preparations, logistics, manpower, communications and much more.

It is not impossible for parties/orgs/institutions within a country to organize opposition. But this leaves a definite footprint of documented evidence that can be cited to determine whether a protest was a product of foreign interference or domestic opposition.

The Committee to Protect Journalists;
- Federation of Nepali Journalists;
- Freedom Forum Nepal;
- Accountability Lab, Nepal;
- ChildSafeNet;
- Legal Aid & Consultancy Center;

There is also Hami Nepal - which led the protests and is forming the "interim" gov on Discord - which lists US-European corporations and a NED-funded anti-China front as "partners" on its website.
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Nepal’s Gen Z uprising, born from rage against elite corruption, promised a new dawn of sovereignty….well, just slogans.
Instead, it’s being hijacked by a U.S.-orchestrated color revolution, with Tashi Lhazom’s potential appointment as Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens as the smoking gun. Her USAID-tainted resume and murky affiliations reveal a Western plot to install a puppet government, undermining Nepal’s delicate balance with China. As Prime Minister Sushila Karki finalizes her cabinet, Gen Z Karnali leaders demand answers, warning that Lhazom’s role—overseeing NGOs via the Social Welfare Council—could serve as a Trojan horse for American agendas. Nepal’s youth revolution risks becoming a footnote in Washington’s global playbook.

Why Lhazom’s Appointment Screams U.S. Meddling:

- USAID Connections Run Deep: Lhazom’s work orbits NGOs flush with American cash. Girl Rising, which named her a “Future Rising Fellow,” thrives on USAID grants for girls’ empowerment. The Aga Khan Foundation, a USAID partner, funded her documentary No Monastery, No Village. Her Mountain Youth Hub ties to UN Mountain Partnership players like ICIMOD, awash in USAID dollars.

- Free Tibet Ties Threaten China Relations: Educated at a Tibetan Dharmashala in India, Lhazom’s rumored links to the Free Tibet movement raise alarms. “We can’t have a minister pushing Tibetan independence,” says Gen Z Karnali’s Supriya Shahi, stressing Nepal’s need for stable Beijing ties.

- Color Revolution Blueprint: Nepal’s protests mirror U.S.-backed upheavals in Ukraine and Georgia, where USAID and NED fund NGOs to weaponize youth rage. Peaceful marches turned violent, with parliament breaches and arson hinting at infiltrators steering chaos toward a pro-West pivot.

- Embassy Meddling and Gen Z Betrayal: Former lawmaker Gyanendra Shahi alleges U.S. Embassy lobbying for Nepal’s Gen Z uprising, born from rage against elite corruption, promised a new dawn of sovereignty….well, just slogans.
Instead, it’s being hijacked by a U.S.-orchestrated color revolution, with Tashi Lhazom’s potential appointment as Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens as the smoking gun. Her USAID-tainted resume and murky affiliations reveal a Western plot to install a puppet government, undermining Nepal’s delicate balance with China. As Prime Minister Sushila Karki finalizes her cabinet, Gen Z Karnali leaders demand answers, warning that Lhazom’s role—oPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

UPDATE: 4 out of 5 New Nepali Ministers Drawn from US Government-funded Fronts

Nepal's "interim" gov appoints Om Prakash Aryal as "Home Minister."

He is drawn from the US NED-USAID, Soros Open Society, and Asian Foundation (CIA)-funded "Justice and Rights Institute-Nepal."

Sources:

Kathmandu Post - Om Prakash Aryal, rights lawyer who challenged Lokman, takes charge as home minister:
https://kathmandupost.com/national/2025/09/15/om-prakash-aryal-rights-lawyer-who-challenged-lokman-takes-charge-as-home-minister

Justice & Rights Institute-Nepal - Executive Board, Member Advocate Om Prakash Aryal:
https://jurinepal.org.np/executive-board/member-advocate-om-prakash-aryal/

Justice & Rights Institute-Nepal - Partnership:
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The US government’s National Endowment for Democracy (NED) spent hundreds of thousands of dollars tutoring dozens of Nepalese youth on “strategies and skills in organizing protests and demonstrations” prior to a violent coup which overthrew the government of Nepal in September 2025, leaked documents show.

The documents reveal a clandestine campaign organized by an NED division known as the International Republican Institute (IRI) that sought to cultivate a Nepalese “network” of young political activists explicitly designed to “become an important force to support US interests.” The leaked documents note that the IRI’s program “connects vibrant youth… and political leaders” and “provides comprehensive trainings on how to launch advocacy campaigns and protests.”

The demonstrations organized under the NED’s umbrella would relate to “issues selected” by the Institute and its local collaborators, thereby “ensuring the U.S. concerns with Nepal’s democracy [would] be resolved,” an IRI report statedNepal was rocked by so-called “Gen Z” protests in September 2025 after authorities blocked access to social media platforms including Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter/X, citing the companies’ failure to abide by local regulations requiring them to register with the government. At least 76 people were killed during the resulting violence, including multiple police officers, leading to the resignation of communist Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli less than a week after the violence began.

Days later, he was replaced by an interim leader chosen in an anonymous poll which registered fewer than 10,000 votes from Discord accounts.

.Nepal held particular importance for the IRI, the leaks show. The Institute gushed over Nepal’s “strategic geographic location” between China and India, which they said “makes the country core” to Washington’s “Indo-Pacific” ambitions — namely, encircling Beijing with pliable governments and US military installations. IRI initiatives to educate Kathmandu’s youth to “use their power for policy intervention” and to influence “national decision-making” were forecast to have an impact “beyond the life” of the underlying projects. Alumni would not only be primed to cause street-level havoc, but create political parties and run for office.

The leaked files show the IRI drew inspiration from the so-called “Enough is Enough” protests which unfolded in Nepal in the summer of 2020 in response to the government’s COVPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2600580
Meanwhile Marx writing 10 paragraphs about the progressive international character of capitalism and the interdependency of nations

>>2562645
Stirner was always a meme, nothing more

Why are these people even included in "the left" ?
their politics are completely inconsistent, not based on material, and value the individual over all.

>>2600263
"the left" is a bad meme
depending on who you ask, it includes staunch stalinists, libtard techbros from silicon valley, and every tiny trot and anarkiddie sect that ever named itself as such (except ancoms)

>>2562632
the Young Karl Marx movie opens with Stirner and Marx and other young Hegelians arguing as the Prussian police are closing in. Not saying it's historically accurate, it's just interesting.

>>2600191
Engels is a meme?

>>2599516
Yeah, there were letters from AQ leadership that showed that they were genuinely caught with their pants down when Amerikkka invaded Afghanistan. AQ genuinely believed that cuz American society is so decadent they'd just keel over and die.

It's kinda ironic for Bin Laden to believe this tbh. Because the Arab Caliphates at least in the latter stages was precisely like America today, where there were decadent higher class and a largely demoralized underclass, but the Abbasid was able to crush everyone left and right because they relied on a professional military class separate from the civilians much like the US today

>>2599205
We need to understand that before Oct 7 happened Israel was on the verge of normalization of Saudi Arabia who planned to make a trade route with Israel and circumventing Gaza. This is why they were constantly making noises even before Oct 7, to draw attention back and get Hamas a seat in the table of the regional power dealing.
And you know what, they won this shit. Palestine is now an inseparable fact from Middle Eastern geopolitical reality. And even if Iran and Hezbollah collapses tomorrow Hamas can now just ask for patronage from Turkey because now every Muslim president can get immense prestige and piety points just from donating to Hamas. While conversely Israeli donors now cant afford to donate to the Zionists without getting shame in their face. This is a complete strategic win for Hamas

Was january 6th adventurist

>>2599004
No. That was an attack on another state by a nationalist militia. Even if you think strategically it was a blunder it did actually change the military and political status quo in the region.

Adventurism would be that guy who shot the Zionist diplos. They were replaced before even their funeral. There was no impact on the Zionist operation, and someone who could have been useful cadre will spend their life in prison.

>>2599983
>Putin has been doing a good job in solving the far-right problem in Russia.
Well far-right guys needed stable, productive jobs like being police officers, criminal prosecutors. and whatever the equivalent of ICE agents are over there.

>>2600185
Well it goes both ways. Think different glowie agencies try to weaponize people, and they do it because others do it to them, and the guys sub-contracted out by these governments also work different sides which causes the whole thing to get even more hopelessly confused.

One of these neo-Nazi wicca fash accelerationist groups in the U.S. was organized by an American who decamped to Russia and now has Russian citizenship. He was also a DSA member (!) at one point while at school in New Jersey. And also working as a contractor for the Virginia-based "Omega Solutions International" which billed intself as a "security consulting firm … specializing in command, control, and intelligence (C2I) for homeland security, counterterrorism, and counterinsurgency missions at every echelon" who made trips to Iraq and Afghanistan.

Strikes me as a rather mercenary type. He goes by "Aldo Condottiero" on LinkedIn btw (look up what "Condottiero" means). Like yeah it was Russia doing this but it was through this sub-contractor which is often how this kind of thing is organized.

>>2599983
he sounds like a pure internet brainrotted guy who decked himself out with references to western internet rw culture. I guess Putin's fault is that he didn't cut the internet completely

>>2600300
That's where Xi is clearly superior to Putin. The People's Great Firewall must be made even more restrictive to prevent American misanthropic degeneracy creeping in.

>>2600088
Yeah but they weren't nearly as annoying. At least the cho/lanza types somewhat make sense as sadists these dudes think they're saving western civilization and shit because some guy on discord told them that makes sense. There's a difference between organic violence and retarded kids being tricked into murdering people by nazis

Trotskyite down!

>>2599967
>why didn't they do anything to combat Yeltsin when they had control of the Duma?
They did. It's not like the Duma had any real power compared to Yeltsin and the oligarchs though, and they never had a true majority. They lost the move to impeach Yeltsin in 1998 by 17 votes

Supporting Putin is more important than socialism for many here

>>2600104
Whatever you need to tell yourself

>>2599894
>>2599901
Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to shit on the KPRF too much, nor am I suggesting that they should be doing an armed insurrection or something. However it's a simple fact that communist parties are only tolerated by bourgeois governments to the extent that they don't constitute a threat to the dominance of the capitalist class. If the Russian communists have been allowed to grow to the level that they have, then it's indicative that they have done so in a way that the Russian ruling class finds non-threatening. It's clear though that when the push the boundaries allotted to them by the Russian bourgeoisie, they are swiftly shoved back into line. This doesn't mean that the CPRF has no real communists in it, or that it can never be a vehicle for revolution in Russia. It just means that the tolerance that the Russian ruling class shows them is evidence of their general passivity and the collaborationist orientation of their leadership. As Mao says, if your enemies aren't attacking you then it should be taken as an indicator that you aren't doing enough to confront them.

All of this is beside the point however, which is that it's downright embarrassing for a "communist" to see a bourgeois state repressing communist party members and immediately side with the former.

no one gives a fuck about russia or pooptin they care about nato in siberia emboldening the americans to close the strait of malacca

>>2593152
Ah I see our resident anti-campists are now dragging out any old lolcow.

A couple of weeks ago Unruhe was having a breakdown and giving up making videos because he realised he was making no difference.

Also believing multi-polarism is a positive world development has nothing to do with liking Putin or Russia. It’s similar to how WW2 was a positive development towards ending the British Empire and freeing its colonies from direct imperial rule. Russia can never hope to replace the US/NATO as even a hemispheric hegemon so the “anti-campist” pearl clutching is quite revealing of their liberal western ideology.

>>2593340
>le zios
Imagine thirdoids defending their hitlerite faggotry without resorting to moralism every single time

>>2595367
>terminally online
I have never seen a single russia shill that appears to have ever touched a woman

You’re so fucking online you actually think Russia shilling is common irl holy shit 😂😂😂

>>2595742
>elie wiesel's son
Continuing daddy's grift huh

https://www.counterpunch.org/2014/10/21/truth-and-fiction-in-elie-wiesels-night/

>>2553122
I lowk don’t know what you want a nation of 348ish million people to do exactly, labor movements are trying to get started right now and people are doing what they physically can.

>>2560963
>They can just build army and do that now though
How?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Anyone who makes gonzalo cultists seethe, dengoids mad, and modern day bukharinists (titoists) pissed have my eternal respect

>>2597809
Hoxha and his followers represent the complete opposite of scientific Marxism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogma
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogmatic_theology

>>2599220
completely different cotexts even in its worse situations albania was never as brutally sieged as gaza

>>2600020
Albania was completely occupied by Italy. But yes different contexts.

>>2599822
"wikipedia.org" is a strange way of embedding marxist theory

>>2599271
does having the same magnitude mean two different objects are the same thing?

>>2599373
In economics one is concerned with their exchange and not their metaphysical essence, or something

>>2599373
yes, and no.
to marx, labour is two-fold, in being both heterogeneous and homogenous. in being heterogeneous, it is "concrete labour" and in being homogenous, it is "abstract labour". commodity A and B are both results of different concrete labours, yet are compared as quantities of the same kind (i.e. abstract labour). to marx, concrete labours produce use-values, while abstract labour is measured in exchange-value. if two commodities possess the same magnitude of value (i.e. they have the same exchange-value), then marx would say that they possess the same amount of SNLT (i.e. abstract labour).

labour = heterogeneous and homogeneous
heterogeneous = use-value (different)
homogeneous = exchange-value (the same)
so commodities which possess different values in use may nonetheless possess the same value in exchange. in the example of quantities of weight, we can say that two separate objects both possess equal amounts of mass, despite being different forms of matter. marx also says however that abstract labour cannot be extrapolated as a natural relation, but only as a social relation (i.e. exchange, where labour is recognised as such). here, we may read a mysterious comment:
<Lastly nothing can have value, without being an object of utility. If the thing is useless, so is the labour contained in it; the labour does not count as labour, and therefore creates no value.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/ch01.htm
here, "(abstract) labour" is only a condition of a commodity's ability to be exchanged, since to marx, labour can only be abstracted by this very act:
<the exchange of commodities is evidently an act characterised by a total abstraction from use value […] As use values, commodities are, above all, of different qualities, but as exchange values they are merely different quantities, and consequently do not contain an atom of use value.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/ch01.htm
marx further stresses the immateriality of value:
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no price and value are not the same thing. that is why they are different words.

bukharin won, stalin lost

>>2599187
>bukharin was right but he also did nothing about it even though the fate of the first socialist state was at stake
that just makes him look worse

Also, buharin was a vulgar mechanical materialist and didn't understand dialectics so he was cringe

>>2599104
Leftypol didn’t exist back then, execution was the only way to prove you’d won an argument

>>2599228
Do you understand dialectics? Explain this diagram.