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Recent news:
SDF rejects the agreement and vows that they'd fight.
Prison break in Shaddad, freeing ~1000 ISIS veterans.
Aqtan prison (which houses ISIS members) north of Raqqa gets besieged.
Clashes in Kobani & Hasakah countrysides.
Breach in Al-Hol camp, which is now mostly emptied.
New agreement signed by both the STG & SDF.

Links:
t.me/Medmannews - Well known channel (Egyptian owner). Posts frequently about MENA
t.me/Middle_East_Spectator - Iranian owner
t.me/Suriyak_maps - Posts maps/latest news. Less prone to hype/hysteria but slower.
https://nitter.poast.org/SAMSyria0 - Local Syrian army soldier. Used to post in Arabic. (Account deleted. RIP)
https://nitter.poast.org/bosni94
https://nitter.poast.org/Sy_intelligence
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Newroz in Damascus. Interesting.

protest against the new anti-alcohol laws

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Intense activity on the Damascus-Rojava front: Integration, job offers, and returns are on the table.
During meetings held in Damascus on April 16, Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Commander Mazlum Abdi, Autonomous Administration Foreign Relations Officer Ilham Ahmed, Interim Government Head Ahmed Shara, Foreign Minister Asad Sheibani, and Presidential Advisor Ziyad al-Aish came together.
The meeting addressed key political and security issues in Syria, the advancement of the integration process, and the timeline for the implementation of necessary measures. It was noted that the parties conducted a comprehensive and detailed assessment, particularly regarding the implementation of the military, administrative, and political arrangements defined within the framework of the January 29th Agreement.
The main focus of the meeting was on the topics discussed in Damascus, the stage of the integration process, the steps that need to be taken along the Rojava-Damascus line, and how the situation on the ground is developing.

According to information we received from local sources, the question Ahmed Shara posed to Mazlum Abdi during their meeting – "When are you coming to Damascus?" – is noteworthy. In the past, it was known that Mazlum Abdi had stated, "Instead of a presidential election, I will be among my people and involved in national unity efforts." However, as this meeting indicates, Ahmed Shara considers Mazlum Abdi's involvement in Damascus a vital and unavoidable step. Abdi's move to Damascus, whether as vice president or in another capacity, is seen as critical for the implementation of the January 29th Agreement and for the resolution of political issues in Syria through coordination between the SDF and Damascus.

<THE GOVERNANCE OF A SHARED SYRIAN INTEGRITY IS BEING DISCUSSED.

There is a topic that came up between the SDF and Damascus even before the April 16 meeting. According to local sources, Damascus had conveyed to SDF-Autonomous Administration officials in previous meetings a request for an individual who could serve in the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Although there has been no official statement from the Syrian Interim Government on this matter, it is clear that this is a topic related to the integration process.

<INTERIM FORMULA FOR YPJ

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May Day statement in Kobanê.
The Democratic Society Movement (TEV-DEM) and the Kobanê Workers' Union held a joint press conference on the occasion of May 1st, International Workers' Day. The statement, delivered by Kobanê Workers' Union Co-Chair Mihemed Derwîş and Democratic Union Party (PYD) Women's Council Member Bedîa Miho, celebrated the holiday of the entire working class, especially the workers of Kobanê who contribute to the construction of a developed society, and who never shy away from fulfilling their duties with loyalty and selflessness and facing challenges under all circumstances.

The statement, which commemorated those who have fought for social justice, freedom, and dignity throughout history, said: “The workers' struggle in Syria, and especially in Rojava, is also a complex process due to Türkiye's attacks on infrastructure, ISIS's attack on Kobanê, and the sieges. In such processes, workers have faced harsh conditions such as attacks targeting their rights to life and work, murders, sieges, hunger, displacement policies, economic restrictions, widespread unemployment, injustice, and exploitation.”

In a statement expressing continued support for workers on the occasion of Labor Day, it was stated that the struggle would ensure the protection of workers and their families and strengthen the principles of social justice, and the following statements were included: “Organization and struggle are the only way to eliminate betrayal, exploitation, and social injustice. The only weapon of all workers is solidarity. We salute the resistance of the working class and emphasize that workers' rights are not a right granted by fate, but indisputable legal and ethical rights.”

The statement, which expressed wishes for security, stability, and a dignified life for all peoples throughout Syria and Rojava, included the following call: “We call on all the children of the Syrian people to see this day as an opportunity for unity and solidarity, to reject hate and hostility, and to thwart the conspiracies of those who seek to use the blood of the Syrian people for their own interests. Let us work together to build a democratic, pluralistic, and decentralized Syria where a dignified and free life is possible for all, and to strengthen the collaborative roles of Syrian and Kurdish women in production and resistance.”

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>>2748047
That wasn't in Damascus.



 

>it works in practice but it doesn't work in theory edition

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>>2797893
Changing the way things are calculated won't will industries into existance, buddy. And we don't even talk about how GDP is a false metric nobody's in charge of anything is using in practice

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>>2797893
>>2798487
Also, GDP PPP is just a modifier on GDP, so it's shit as well.


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I found out recently that the Chinese have been converting old J-6 airframes into kamikaze drones. https://theaviationist.com/2025/09/17/china-j-6-drone-conversion/

>>2798575
Big bada boom



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Campaigners across the world demand governments impose permanent windfall taxes on fossil fuel profits
Organised by the 350.org campaign, demonstrations took place in countries including Japan, Indonesia, France, Canada, Turkey, Brazil and Australia, calling for an end to fossil fuel dependence and the provision of affordable renewable energy for all. The group warned that fossil fuels “receive an estimated $12 trillion (£8.8trn) annually in implicit and explicit subsidies worldwide, including the unpriced costs of pollution, climate damage and public health impacts.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/campaigners-across-world-demand-governments-impose-permanent-windfall-taxes-fossil-fuel

Athens metro, tram workers to stage 24-hour May Day strike
Worker unions at STASY, operator of the Athens Metro and tram network, announced a full-day strike Friday to mark May Day, running from the start of service through its conclusion that evening.
https://www.ekathimerini.com/news/1302410/athens-metro-tram-workers-to-stage-24-hour-may-day-strike/

UK terror watchdog urges 'moratorium' on pro-Palestine marches
The coalition said: "We condemn unequivocally these attacks, as we do all forms of anti-semitism and racism. No one should be attacked for their race or religion. "However, the attempts by Hall, sections of the media and some politicians to connect such attacks with the Palestine marches are wrong." Stop the War added: "These marches are supported by many Jewish people who attend. They are not the ‘hate marches’ described by right-wing politicians but expressions of solidarity and support for those under attack. "The aims to criminalise the protests, whichs reflect majority public opinion in this country," the organisation said, "or worse, to connect them with racist or terrorist attacks being carried out against Jewish people, are scurrilous and should be rejected."
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Thousands expected to protest, march across WA on May Day
Calls for better pay and working conditions typically shape the annual protests. This year’s priority, Rubio said, will be sending government officials a “real clear message” to stop supporting or investing in the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and the federal administration’s “massive deportation machine.”
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/thousands-expected-to-protest-march-across-wa-on-may-day/
https://archive.ph/ISzXD

May Day 2026 actions planned in Detroit
In metro Detroit, several gatherings are scheduled to take place on overpasses. In the city itself, the Metro Detroit AFL-CIO is expected to host a rally, and protest groups previously indicated a plan to march and some of those involved seek to flex the average citizen’s economic power by withholding spending and labor.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2026/04/30/may-day-2026-rally-detroit-no-work-strike-shopping-unions/89872052007/
https://archive.ph/RJGeK

Indivisible Charlottesville plans May Day protest, calls for work and shopping boycott
Indivisible Charlottesville and Cville DSA are calling on residents to break from their normal routines on May 1 and take part in a day of protest. The groups are asking people to avoid work, school and shopping for the day as a show of solidarity and economic pressure. “We are asking people to engage in no work, no school, and no shopping on May 1,” said Kathryn Laughon, who is on the board and Executive Committee of Indivisible Charlottesville.
https://www.29news.com/2026/04/27/indivisible-charlottesville-plans-may-day-protest-calls-work-shopping-boycott/

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It Used to Really Matter When People Fired Guns at Presidents
It’s an odd thing to wake up on a Monday after a weekend in which someone tried to assassinate the president of the USA, and feel absolutely nothing about it. As far as I know, the Washington Hilton doesn’t specialise in mogadon-laced mojitos. So, odder still to spend your Sunday reading reports of the gunfire at the hotel’s ballroom on Saturday night, only to find the press – many of whom were present at the White House Correspondents Dinner taking place at the time – going through the motions of reporting with all the passion of an ambien-zombie on a 2am fridge-raid. Meanwhile, online, people went berserk, pumping out oceans of theory on the basis of camera angles, slow-motion presidential micro-expressions and the alleged shooter’s slim LinkedIn profile. And maybe that’s what’s behind the detachment with which we encounter what ought to be a pretty big deal. We’re not dead inside (yay). But we’re drowning in meaning, smothered in significance, much of it deliberate, and from every angle. A glance across a coffee shop from a stranger? A gunshot across a ballroom from a danger? Bro, everything is romantic.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/04/27/it-used-to-really-matter-when-people-fired-guns-at-presidents/

Art, alienation, and revolution
In day-to-day life under capitalism and class society, the vast majority of people feel alienated from society, including from its greatest art and culture. In a revolution, all of this changes and is upended, as the masses move to change society. Consequently, in every revolution, there is almost always a corresponding artistic expression of ordinary people’s desire for freedom and a life worth living. The French Revolution, as Russian Marxist Georgi Plekhanov remarked, made art a matter for the masses, and not just the ruling class. The numerous holidays, processions, and celebrations based on the ideas of the revolution stand testament to that. The Russian Revolution did the same thing, by throwing open the doors to art and culture for the masses who had never before experienced it. The entire country, including the peasantry, was swept up in an “epidemic” of theatre, and agitprop trains brought sight and sound to people who had no experiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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Trump, Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, and Justice Department are trying to lower the threshold for executions, and also expand firing squards to "reduce prison overcrowding".
I think this is officially the start of a genocide.

>The announcement was the latest in a series of moves President Donald Trump’s administration has taken demonstrating support for the death penalty. Trump has long been an avid supporter of capital punishment, and during his first term, the Justice Department carried out its first federal executions in nearly two decades.


>Since Trump’s return to the White House last year, his administration has lifted a moratorium on federal executions and pushed for more death sentences. Trump and other officials have also repeatedly castigated President Joe Biden for commuting the sentences of 37 of the 40 people on federal death row shortly before he left office.


>In a bold and controversial move, William K. Marshall III, the newly appointed Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), has proposed significant reforms aimed at addressing the pressing issue of prison overcrowding. Since his swearing-in on April 21, 2025, Marshall has advocated for a major lowering of the threshold for capital punishment and the expansion of firing squad executions.

>Marshall, who oversees approximately 156,000 federal inmates and 36,000 staff members across 122 BOP facilities, is no stranger to the complexities of law enforcement. His extensive career began with the West Virginia State Police, where he was lauded as the 1995 National Association of Police Organizations West Virginia Police Officer of the Year. Following his retirement in 2017 after 25 years of service, Marshall's leadership roles in corrections have uniquely positioned him to address issues plaguing the prison system.
>In a recent interview on NBC’s "Meet the Press," Marshall stated, "We need to reevaluate our approach to capital punishment and consider options that reflect the realities of our overcrowded prisons. By lowering the execution threshold and expanding firing squad executions, we can not only deter crime but also bring a sense of closure to the families of victims." He expressed a belief that the current process is often drawn out and unnecessarily complicated, contributing to the burden on Post too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2795574
I can see violent or drug criminals being culled, if hes neither probably not other than from other inmates/guards or overcrowding.



>>2795672
those are the most likely types of criminals that will be an easy sell to the centrists for a mass execution campaign.

bump



 

The replies of thread >>2766805 have been so poor I intended to make a new thread, giving a historical overview of the last few decades of the communist movement.

>What is the difference between:

>Mao Zedong Thought [ML-MZT]
>Maoism-ThirdWorldism [M3W]
<Missing: >Classical Marxism-Leninism-Maoism [classical MLM]. Exemplified by Communist Party of the Philippines and Communist Party of India (Maoist) as key leaders and influences.
>Gonzalo Thought [aka "MLM-pM" and "Gonzaloism"]
>How interrelated are they?

Comrades. don't forget these tools:
<Historical materialism.
<General-Particular-General dialectical spiral in analysis.
<Never capitulate proletarian leadership to reactionary classes.
<Analyze the contradictory relationship of petty-bourgeois ideology to scientific socialism-communism throughout time, which always ends just yesterday.

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>>2795484
>J. Sakai didn't spring up from nowhere
hmmmmmm

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>>2795484

lol people here notoriously call anything that isn't white American revisionism, white collar ngo leftism "art projects" "cults" "adventurist" "LARPers" "lifestylism". It's called envy.

>>2795484
>What I meant to say is if Settlers was published in 1983 and J. Sakai didn't spring up from nowhere then saying Third Worldism is a "90s art project" seems historically inaccurate.
Sakai would most accurately probably be put as a partial result of the eclectic direction developed by post- Black Panther Party developments, after all intercommunalism already became a thing by the 70s.
American MZT/Maoist milieu is very insular and peculiar though, from an international perspective, so it's not really that odd that it often gets overlooked when people write about "Maoism" from an international basis (outlining things it has in common across terrains). For example from a personal perspective, as a non-american, I know I'm under-read on the Black Panthers post-repression in US history (the dense glowopping of it all doesn't make it easier either) and I've been reading about ML/Maoist stuff for multiple years at this point. It's way easier to get a picture of MLM from doing the reading on Philippines, India, etc.
But anyway that's why I think the OP also overlooks that national particularity that would probably have fleshed out the section on american MZT/MLM leading to contextual clarification on an environment. Black Panther Party, Black Liberation Army, 'intercommunalism' turn, Sakaiism, RCPUSA, ThirdWorldism, Avakianist deviationism. There's a lot of stuff there for sure. But very different from what was taking shape internationally as the international Maoist movement. Sakai and ThirdWorldism rejects the proletariat. Intercommunalism rejects hismat. RCPUSA/Avakianism rejects the ML and MZT on opposing Great Man worship.

>>2796372
Well yes, it's ironic that TWism seemingly never took root outside America itself. One could say with a tinfoil hat on that it is an ideology that conveniently absolves Americans of doing anything. This functional passivation is interestingly a characteristic it shares with the various strains of "critical theory" in the West. How unfortunate it is that it is precisely Americans doing something that would shake up the world the most. No, we must leave the responsibility of leading the world revolution to malnourished Somali pirates with AK-47s. Suggesting otherwise is fascism.

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>>2794590
what bothers me in addition to them conflating ml and third worldism is that what they think is third worldism is not and what they think is anti-campism also is not and what they think is left communism also is not. its very obviously clueless liberal tourists not serious or orthodox or even trot but just illiterate retards



 

No seriously. Why did veganism and animal rights activism seemingly die out entirely from the left?

I’m old enough (38) to remember when veganism was practically a litmus test for determining if you were a principled leftist or not, especially in anarchist and Maoist spaces. Nowadays it seems like no one under 28 is vegan anymore, or gives a shit about animal rights.

Having become an anarchist as a teenager in the early 2000s, I fully remember how interwoven the radical left was with the animal rights and vegan movements. Gen X and xennial comrades in particular were very dogmatic about this issue, arguably more than they were most issues concerning US imperialism. But the younger generation doesn’t seem to care at all. Why?

For the record, I was never vegan and I eat an omnivore diet now, but still.
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>>2797226
It's not the 90s anymore. Class politics are back on the menu. Fuck off lifestyles.

Veganism is irrelevant.

>>2797588
Only corpse eaters die of malnutrition. Ead da fuggin' salad, bloodmouf.

>>2797521
Farming is subsidized because there is a semblance of democracy left, subsidizing local industry is popular policy. Vegans products need to be labeled as what they because of laws against lying about what you're selling, shame you get fucked by consumer protection laws.

Blackrock lost millions on artificial meat, and Blackrock is just a "private" arm of the deep state




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Wtf happened to MAGA? as a right wing but very libertarian guy I always knew they were kinda bootlickers (not just for trump in general but the police and militarism stuff) but holy shit recently their god has shifted so much to the establishment ON ALMOST EVERY ISSUE that even I can't believe what is happening.

For example the mass surveillance TRUMP ENDORSED FISA bill that MAGA opposed when trump has been against it in the past just passed and MAGA doesn't give a fuck. Not a single complain from these people. As I said I had no expectations but I'm dissapointed because in past they at least pretended to care about fighting the neocons and the deep state
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Libertarian have no serious representation and constituency in real life so it can only live by sticking itself to conservatism or progressism. All left-libertarians support the dems, all right-libertarians support GOP.

>what happened?
Power. Any constituency once in power loses its revolutionary edge. The left now peddle conspiracy theories, but will call the plebs schizos in 4 years. Power makes people extremely dishonest.

>>2797158
There is only one ideological tenet to MAGA and it's Trump worship.
I'm not going to tell you that as a Libertarian you should do a 180 and become a communist, but you should understand that we're currently in a position where MAGA (and its adjacent rightoid sympathizers in every country) are perhaps the biggest threat to civilization today, a movement of dumb people who want to break things in dumb ways for dumb reasons. Richard Hanania is the only rightist I've seen who really, openly wants to grapple with this problem. When smart people become MAGA-adjacent, instead of lifting the average autism score of the MAGA movement, they drop their own intelligence down towards the MAGA level. (See Elon Musk for example. Always a redditor, now a retard to boot.)
The left, even the worst radlibs, aren't like this. My biggest pipe-dream is that leftists, liberals, and libertarians could find a short term truce while figuring out how to deal with them.

But it'll be tough because the average libertarian is really only in it for tax cuts, which is the dumbest part of the package. Deregulation and reduction of state interference in general are laudable goals on the whole. Overregulation is way more costly than "excessive" taxation, but of course, nobody's getting rich from the theoretical boons of deregulation while plenty of people are getting rich off gaming regulations, so material incentives to demand tax cuts are far greater…

trump stated out appearing to be anti establishment, 2016 trump was running against the neocons, on the pat Bucannon and ross Perot playbook

he accomplished nothing in his first term except eating hamberders and watching cnn

in his second term he went mask off, started a new stupid middle eastern war, ultra pro israel, might as well be a neocon

and no, voting democrat out of spite wont save you

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>delusional right wing person looking at other delusional right wing people like theyre the mad ones



 

I dont pity the global south. What exactly are they doing? You go to Asia or Africa and they are so full of propaganda everyone just wants to hustle or find a better position or invest in a crypto scam. Instead of uniting and fucking the west up, they are falling for the trap every single time. In a few months there will be higher food prices and more starvation. Instead of doing whatever they will shitpost with their chinese mobiles on facebook. Does it means that I, a westernoid, should not be blamed? Of course not. All I am saying is that damn they should not be making it so easy to get fucked.
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>>2798354
>Brazil
It's always these fucking uyghurs, I have noticed brazilian posters are by far the worst.

The average proletarian in these countries will morally condemn their compatriots, but will fight tooth and nail to maintain the inequalities that allow this state of affairs.
>>2799041
>>2799042
>uygha this, uygha that, and Epsteinian fantasies
This tantrum stems from your lack of confidence in your own worldview.

>>2799164
You are an imbecile

>>2799377
>b…baka! (,,>﹏<,,)
Anything else?

>>2799042
Brazilian posters are the best because they instantly go on the offensive against racist western honkies like yourself who defend NATO imperialism. Long live the Brazilian working class. Long live the Brazilian proletariat!



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I don't care about
>the nation
>religion
>family
I care about
>my wage
>my leisure time
>my rest time
This is why I fight for
<higher wages
<more leisure
<more rest
Fighting for any of the first three doesn't guarantee any of these. It is not in my personal interest to fight for
>the nation
>religion
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>>2796865
even pre-marxist political economy knew the difference between wages, profit, interest, and rent… why are you playing dumb like this
>>2796875
what mental gymnastics led you to bring Deng into this

>>2796875
you WILL be rich

>>2796856
You only need wages if you want to buy commodities. If you say you don't want to be a hobo or live in the woods then you admit you want to be part of society (some might say the the nation) or have a family.

>>2796856
yes, that's correct, bravo

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>>2797351
>If you say you don't want to be a hobo or live in the woods then you admit you want to be part of society (some might say the the nation) or have a family.



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Can anarchism ever make a comeback? They don't seem to do much of anything nowadays. No propaganda of the deed, no cultural staying power, no media personalities. Baby leftists seem to not even be aware of it anymore.
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>>2797380
Voluntarism.

>>2797386
>Voluntarism
Involuntarism

>>2797388
>i uh i h-have free will, chud
No you dont

>>2797390
Who gives a shit about something as meaningless of a concept as free will?

>waaaaaah everything is shit waaah



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