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US military aid to Israel continues three years into Gaza genocide
To date, at least 74,243 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the Hamas-led attacks on southern Israel, which killed at least 1,139 people. At least 1,460 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the October 11, 2025 ceasefire went into effect as Israel has continued to expand its area of control. “The bottom line is that under both the Biden administration and the Trump administration, the US has continued to provide unconditional support for Israel, both in terms of finances, arms transfers and other forms, such as diplomatic support,” according to former Department of State official Josh Paul, who now runs A New Policy lobbying firm.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/7/how-us-military-aid-to-israel-continues-three-years-into-gaza-genocide
https://archive.ph/0vG09

Turkey to deploy troops and air defence systems to Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks
Two Turkish officials familiar with Ankara's plans told MEE that Turkey had maintained technical teams, air defence systems and electronic warfare equipment in the kingdom since last year to protect critical infrastructure, including energy facilities. One senior Turkish official said Ankara would send additional equipment, technicians, emergency response teams and accompanying combat forces. The official said a 2010 military training agreement between Saudi Arabia and Turkey allows Ankara to deploy limited forces to the kingdom for technical purposes. Further deployments, however, would require parliamentary authorisation under the Turkish constitution.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/turkey-to-deploy-troops-and-air-defence-systems-saudi-arabia

Lula campaign scrambles to rebrand before Brazil runoff
At the meeting, Lula pushed what is being dubbed internally the "fear strategy" ​to remind voters of the risks a Bolsonaro presidency he says would ⁠pose to popular social benefits. People close to the campaign say Lula blames the messaging foPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Venezuela's Maduro to face new US charges over alleged torture of Americans, official says
Maduro's tenure was marked by tensions with the United States. Washington accused ‌his ⁠government of detaining Americans as leverage to extract concessions such as relief from financial sanctions. Americans whom the US classified as wrongfully detained during Maduro's tenure included five oil executives arrested on graft charges. They were freed in 2022 in exchange for two of Flores' nephews who had been ​convicted in the US ​of drug trafficking.
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/maduro-wife-expected-face-new-charges-over-alleged-torture-americans-cnn-says-2026-10-07/

Detained immigrants at Georgia ICE facility launch mass hunger strike
Some of the men participating in the hunger strike released a video and an open letter, requesting they be released while they continue pursuing their asylum and immigration cases. Two Russian asylum seekers detained in Folkston also released a document they wrote, outlining what they claim to be “violations” inside, including allegations of substandard medical care, threats by GEO Group guards, moldy food and a lack of due process.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/07/ice-detention-facility-georgia

Missouri sued over alleged decades of underfunding at historically Black university
The complaint, filed in federal court in the US District Court for the Western District of Missouri Central Division, seeks compensatory damages under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act for what plaintiffs describe as "educational ​and economic injuries" caused by decades of underfunding. It also seeks an injunction requiring Missouri to fully match Lincoln University's ​federal land-grant funding in the future.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/missouri-sued-over-alleged-decades-underfunding-historically-black-university-2026-10-07/

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The Gen Z revolution reaches Europe – Is Britain next?
What began with an 87-year-old disabled woman being evicted from her home in Madrid has developed into a revolt over the spiralling cost of rent and housing. Within a week, protestors occupied the Puerta del Sol in Madrid, and encampments began to spread across Spain. Half a million people took to the streets of the capital on 3 October, paralysing the city as protesters chanted: “Either the rentier economy falls, or the government does”. Fast-forward to the time of writing – the Spanish government has effectively collapsed. The ‘Socialist’ Party Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez was forced to call snap elections after failing to pass decrees aimed at placating the movement. From Madrid to Seville, and now Barcelona, chants of “your profits, our misery” and “no solution without expropriation” have rung out late into the evening. The radicalisation of the youth is palpable. Red flags have been paraded across the streets and main squares. In one viral clip, an incredulous interviewer asks a protester: “So people are chanting socialism or barbarism here?” to which she responds “Sí”. No further explanation needed. The movement is posing the question: who does the city belong to? Does it belong to the investment funds that speculate on housing and have doubled rents over the last decade, or to the ordinary workers who run the city, but yet are struggling to get by? Some sections of the movement are now calling for a general strike. Watch this space.
https://communist.red/the-gen-z-revolution-reaches-europe-is-britain-next/

Why we should not take sides in war - Devrim Valerian
The Prime Minister wears a T-shirt now. It costs 80 quid, and his jeans cost £295. The very nice Harrington jacket he’s often seen in costs £695. Looking like an ordinary bloke is expensive these days. He’s apologised over Gaza too. He said that Labour “didn’t get it right” and “needs to do better”. It sounded like the British government was finally going to take a position on genocide. Even the climb down sounded a bit more radical than the days of Keir Starmer; “There’s increasing evidence that war crimes appear to have been committed.” But then he told us that it's not a matter for him to decide upon. Instead, it “must be for the internatPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2928058
>Lula pushed what is being dubbed internally the "fear strategy" ​to remind voters of the risks a Bolsonaro presidency he says would ⁠pose to popular social benefits
somehow I dont think this is effective. Its the strategy all loosing center left guys use against the far right. Promise them to actually improve things ya idiot. Promise them to actually rebuild a better system. Although its likely too late, he should have done it already. Use and abuse your fucking power, why are only fascists comprador doing it.

>Germany’s former foreign intelligence chief arrested on suspicion of espionage and attempted treason

for anyone wondering, he conspired with israelis (ofc)

>Philippine Army published photos of a seven-year-old child with personal details under the pretext of a “birthday party” celebration to urge their NPA mother to surrender

what a bunch of absolute bastards

>Venezuela's Maduro to face new US charges over alleged torture of Americans

why even bother with this farce. Just do your sham trial already (did you know that looking for sham trial on google propose immediately moscow trials? tech porkies know how to protect their class)

>>2928061
Not only that, but Lula was also an arrogant old man for not choosing and backing his successor earlier, stepping back and retiring from politics. His third term has been mediocre at best. He failed to deal with the debt + high interest rate problem, which is probably what weighs most heavily on the majority of the population, and he’ll be leaving office at 80 years old, 84 if he miraculously wins.

I also don’t think there would have been a Kamala effect if he had backed Alckmin (his VP) as the candidate. Given that the margin between Flávio and Lula’s camp is likely to be relatively narrow, Alckmin could have picked up a meaningful share of the electorate in the South and Southeast, which, btw, is leaning even further to the right because of anti-petism, crime and economic reasons.



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I'm ashamed to post this but push came to shove and my situation is desperate. I wanted to give me and my mother a bit of happiness.

I'm 29 and live with my 68yo mother in a 25m rented apartment. I also take care of three kittens. Both me and my mother have serious health issues that make it impossible for us to work. My mother receives disability benefits in Greece but I was assessed at 60%(you need 67%) and I don't get shit. Currently trying to appeal this.

Because of this, we live in extreme poverty. For more than half of this month we’ve basically been surviving on plain pasta with sauce.

I'm asking for a very small donation so we can finally order a couple of meals and eat something different for the next few days. Food in Greece is relatively cheap so only a small tip will suffice.

I understand people might be skeptical but I can provide proof about our living conditions and also post the food ordered. If someone is from Greece, they can order themselves for us if they want.

If anyone reads this and wants to help, it will be greatly appreciated.

Posting a link:

https://ko-fi.com/tinypurr

>asking for handouts on dying leftist site
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Read this book right now
A major problem I've been noticing through the years is that nobody fucking understands what dialectical materialism actually is. This book is entirely about explaining dialectical materialism.
Of course, it speaks of the philosophies that come before it but only to explain dialectical materialism itself (this is by itself a dialectical process, btw)

Read this shit and spread it!
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>>2927874
which way western man

>>2927900
thank dog there are tldr machines.

>>2927824
He say that dialectics is dangerous.. you can return that to him. Like if a contradictions get ignored, you can show ecology, etc, you know.

Also google Right to distress Hegel. But idk if google will show you that, but for me it shows Kant. For Kant moral is empty or pure? So he consider this action still morally wrong. While you can see content in Hegels reply.

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>>2927877
Factual post unironically

Moved to >>>/ufo/1693.



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<Even bigger war edition

>previous bake

>>2909568


Latest News
>Iran is trying to expand the war
<Iran retaliated
>Iran has destroyed 5 more US bases in Iraq
<Houthichads are advancing
>Oil is rising
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>>2927845
not that much different from your average apolitical uncle in the USA

>>2927817
He was murdered by Epsteinites and this is a verifiable fact

Yemen offensive started apparently someone cook a thread

>>2928457
Then make it. I want news.

>>2928457
>someone cook a thread
why, so the resident glowies can shit up another thread with barely any news posted. just hang on twitter



 

Read Politzer's elementary principles of philosophy

Here's in audiobook form
>https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrodPcAMP2OsMmlF6pGphTSKU1z03GH5N

i'll be bumping this thread again whenever I feel like it, go read that shit now.



 

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>Thread for the country which took over the whole planet


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>>2927540
i was just giving you a hard time

dsa status?

>>2927551
leftypol dot org is now officially disavaowing them for being filthiy disgusting ultra tankie turd worldists (they advocate voting)

>>2927493
>data centers are largely for the US intelligence deep state

yeah… and yet we saw a CONCENTRATED EFFORT at pushing the narrative that only imperial core treatlerite labor aristocrats are afraid of data centers, even though they rape the environment that the whole planet shares and their biggest customers are the people organizing coups against third world governments. remarkable… isn't it?

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I think this is a really concerning development if you haven't noticed this by now, especially considering the election in Brazil, where almost every evangelical voted for Bolsonaro, and almost every catholic for Lula.

This sudden explosion in hyper-reactionary evangelism in Latin America (even more reactionary than Brazilian integralism) seems not entirely organic. Liberation theology was always a thorn in the side of the US aspirations on the continent, and none of the communist leaders in Latin America was an atheist (I am not sure about Che). Countering this with evangelical influence is something the CIA has tried for a long time, but this time a lot of the money these communities seem to receive comes from private American Christian think tanks.

I live in Germany and the liberal party (FDP) here has opened some "liberal house" near the train station - on Sunday, I noticed, it is rented out to a Brazilian pentacostal evangelist community, so it seems that there is an international network behind it as well.

One of the hallmarks is their ultra-zionism, which makes sense, as a lot of Latin American governments used to support Palestine, even the right-wing Catholic ones. Guatemala was hit especially hard, and the indigenous there already survived an US-backed genocide.

Take the Brazilian football team, they used to be entirely Catholic when they won their last World Cup in 2002. Now it's dominated by evangelicals, who also appear as "Christian incluencers" off the pitch, and they all support Bolsonaro. Same in Colombia.
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>>2927504
If I were to do that I would probably still notice a rise in secularism although before you say personal bias I will since that first. It could easily be a function of me spending less time in more southern rural areas than I did when I was younger.

>>2927508
I think this one is kind of a toss-up if the countries with these big surges in population with very religious populations either really go to shit from the double whammy of imperialism and climate change(religion goes up) or become more developed and urbanized(religion goes down). I could see it going either way honestly.

>>2927519
>to shit from the double whammy of imperialism and climate change(religion goes up) or become more developed and urbanized(religion goes down). I could see it going either way honestly.

I don't know what you mean by that. Countries going to shit correlates with both religousness and and increase in birth rates so you are just bolstering my argument.

>>2927531
israelism's growth in brazil has greatly slowed down and their numbers were 5% lower than this graph predicted according to the 2022 census

>>2927554
Just Nigeria alone is going to have more people than all of the Americas combined in 30 years. Brazil is fucking irrelevant bruh.

>>2927531
Ig so? I literally said I think it can go either way depending on if countries like Nigeria develop to the same extent the USA,USSR or PRC did. If they don't and end up more like India your arguement will probably come true.



 

>Simplified Chinese was officially introduced by the government of the People's Republic of China in the 1950s as part of a broader effort to increase literacy and modernize the country. The reform reduced the number of strokes in many commonly used characters and standardized certain character forms, making them easier and faster to learn and write. Although the government promoted the reform, it drew on simplification practices and proposals that had existed for centuries. The primary goal was to help expand education and enable more people, especially those with limited access to schooling, to become literate. Simplified Chinese is now the standard writing system in China and Singapore, while Traditional Chinese remains in use in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

English needs spelling and conjugation overhaul so badly
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>>2896635
truthnvke o algx

linguistics is a good barometer for people's real political views because there are few things more inherently democratic than human language, this emergent system that forms naturally out of lots and lots of people communicating and using words and inventing new words and repurposing or discarding old words every minute of every day and is utterly impossible for any authority figure to dictate. the nature of it is so self-evident that only a truly stupid or unhinged control freak could think that language is something that can be governed by some ruler or committee who would somehow make alterations to the language and force the entire world to accept them and follow them and preserve them in their everyday social interactions.

>>2927407
>language is inherently democratic
is it though. the ruling class has always defined what is the "proper way" of speaking and it's, wouldn't you know it, not how the working masses speak.

>>2896635
what does the arch user repository have anything to do with american linguistics

>>2927435
>is it though. the ruling class has always defined what is the "proper way" of speaking and it's, wouldn't you know it, not how the working masses speak.

yes exactly, it's not how the working classes speak. no matter how hard they try, how much they beat it into your head from early childhood onward throughout public school and all your exposure to mainstream media that this particular dialect is the correct way to speak and this is what "proper grammar" is and everything, people continue to speak in all these "non-standard" dialects and innovating and developing them in all their everyday social interactions, all the ruling class manage to do is govern how language is used in very specific small highly-formalized domains like journalism and academia and legalese and corporate communications, and even within these domains the language is mutating and deviating from "proper english" with jargon like "let's go to a sot" or "i'm going to run these off" or "they threw the book at him" or "we need to touch base on this" etc. even in north korea, which is probably the most highly-restricted authoritarian society in the world, the government is constantly struggling to enforce the national language and their efforts are constantly undermined by north korean youth appropriating foreign words and phrases or inventing their own colloquialisms that spread from peer group to peer group and from school to school before anyone in authority can even be aware of it. language is just too natural and too human a thing to really govern, it's like trying to govern a bodily function, which is really what language is at the individual level, a biological structure that develops inside the brain.



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Monogamy is a construct created by patriarchy to impose control on and basically own other people. Be reminded that not so long ago, women were considered their parents or husbands' property in the literal sense, and the way most men act regarding their girlfriends/wives is still extremely possessive to this day. You aren't allowed to love other people. The way the dating world operates in the modern day is out of control in the most part thanks to this.
The structure of "family", which stems from monogamy is also a putrid system. Children are left to the mercy of their parents, who can abuse them all they want with no repercussion (parents essentially own their kids in a literal slave way) and any rejection to this system is seen as unforgivable. Seeing people as more worthy of your time, love or attention simply because they are related by blood to you is a completely anti-human mindset. All working people of humanity must unite in one big family.
In a communist society all work is collectivized, his includes childcare. There is absolutely no reason to leave such an important job in the hands of just two people (sometimes just one), it must be done by the entire community. There would also be trained specialists who work full time on nursing children.
I don't understand why many self-proclaimed communists have a problem with this. No, you do not own your offspring just because you birthed it. Much less if you just fertilized the egg of the person who did. They are a human being with their own autonomy.
This is the biggest obstacle to abolishing monogamy. Once people (specially women) are free from the burden of exclusively raising children and looking for a provider, they will finally enjoy a free sexual life.
The only real downside of being non-monogamous is it increases the risk of STDs, but what increases the risk even more is having poor hygene and not using preventive measures. And if humanity erradicated smallpox and polio, so can we erradicate STDs.
Speaking of sexual life, heteronormativity and dare I say heterosexuality in the first place is also a product of patriarchy, and I have reason to believe most if not all people would be bisexual if it wasn't for religious brainwashing and peer pressure. Men are anatomically built to enjoy taking stuff up their butt, the only reason most men don't enjoy gay sex is because they think it's immoral. Having intimacy with multople people regardless of gender strengthens bonds betweenPost too long. Click here to view the full text.(Rule 11 - low-quality bait, do better)
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you polyamorous people have been super annoying lately and you need to fuckin cool it. your preference for a certain relationship structure is not this unique and unusual and subversive trait that you think it is and seem to want to form an entire identity around. it's not like being gay or being trans or anything like that, it's very common and very normal and very socially acceptable, it has been commonly practiced and accepted in human cultures all over the world for thousands of years, it was the central premise of one of the most popular mainstream whitebread sitcoms of 1970s american television. nobody gets beaten up or murdered for being polyamorous, nobody gets denied healthcare or bathroom access or employment opportunities for being polyamorous, nobody even knows you are polyamorous unless you happen to be out and about publicly displaying your affection with your multiple partners and even then nobody really cares. if you want so badly to get your foot in the door of the counterculture and throw in your lot with society's marginalized outcasts, you're going to have to come up with something better than waving your polyamory card, you might as well be jim carrey in dumb and dumber holding up his chauffer's license and saying "it's okay, i'm a limo driver!"

>>2927473

you could say the same thing about most gay and trans people historically, that they simply didnt publicly advertise and identify and lived largely unknown except to their friends and family.

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>>2926768
>"Family" stems from monogamy… Is also a putrid system
>All workers should be one big family
Many words, zero definitions. You can't word game the human male's biological drive to propogate DNA. This is why monogamy is the rule, because men won't participate if they have no safety net to ensure they're not being cuckolded, and that their children are in fact their own children. This is beyond debate.

You seem to have a bias that love expressed via physical and sexual means is "more" than platonic love. This is false. Hope that helps.



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