Indeed and Linkdin need to be smashed
would be nice if zultana was a bit more zealous in liberating chagos
just sayin
>>2832733Fuck off back to your containment general
We Will Kill For Keir.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp3prqrdd2poShe deleted her X'itter account. I guess Musk didn't bother to pay her the XitterBuxx. But yh, the lengths at which Britain goes to cater to the whims of hate-mongering middle-to-upper class harpies like Eacock and Rowling is another proof of the classism that is omnipresent in British society.
>>2833378>Eacock also praised former MP Enoch Powell for his infamous Rivers of Blood speech, saying "55 years later his words have come true".It havent though? He was predicting an imminent total race war lmao not petty crimes and kebab shops
I'm starting to think that the "Kier Starmer is the Great Leader" posting is a covert Labour Mi6 psyop to get socialists to make propaganda for their party.
>>2833382That, or irony posting turning into unironic posting. Y'know, like how Youtuber jjjacksfilms managed to create an ironic fandom around the Emoji movie with less effort than the entirety of Sony's promotional team.
>>2833378https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrIkNd4WEcY1:43
>American emoji>But somehow the European right isn't a foreign intel opAny explanation as to why the average gammon loves to suck America's star-spangled cock with as much delight as every Jewish cock they find on the street, on the top of being very servile to the USA and the zionist entity?
Because, apart from the disgust factor, it just further confirms my hypothesis that the average fascist is just as rootless and cosmopolitan as the immigrants and the elites they claim to hate, on the top of global chuddism being a vehicle for noahdism.
i'm beginners to really hate this america fellow
>>2833447she was a material(ist) girl
Thought this was quite cool
The Scottish Kurdish Community held its 10th Congress: A new commune system was declared.The Scottish Kurdish Community held its 10th Ordinary Congress with high participation to shape its structure for the new period. The congress, attended by delegates from different regions of Kurdistan and various social groups, adopted new resolutions based on the "commune system," aiming for democratic and participatory self-organization.
The congress, which began with a moment of silence in memory of the Kurdistan Freedom Martyrs, featured an opening presentation by a member of the Diplomacy Commune. The commune member addressed the necessities of the new process, highlighting the importance of the commune system in social organization. Following the presentation, a four-person presidium consisting of two women and two men was elected to preside over the congress.
The congress agenda began with the sharing of solidarity messages sent by PİR-DER, MLKP, and the Women's Movement. Following this, the new manifesto of the Scottish Kurdish Community was read to the participants and voted on.
In the section on political assessments, speakers emphasized the focus of Önder Apo's paradigm on women, youth, and social freedom. Stating that the Kurdish people are going through a critical period, the speakers stressed the need to expand the organized struggle against political developments in the region. Referring to the assessments of Kasım Engin, the speakers called for the protection of the region's resources and social values.
<MORE THAN 10 COMMUNES WERE ESTABLISHED.After the activity reports were read, discussed, and approved, the congress moved on to its main agenda item: the restructuring.
Following the voting, the establishment of more than 10 new communes operating across Scotland was officially announced. Representatives for the new term were chosen through democratic elections. The common goal for the new term was to increase community participation and improve the effectiveness of community services.
The congress concluded with the chanting of slogans expressing commitment to the goals of the new period of struggle.
https://anfenglishmobile.com/avrupa/Iskocya-kurt-toplumu-10-kongresini-gerceklestirdi-yeni-komun-sistemi-Ilan-edildi-229620>>2833502They did the same thing with the Ukrainian woman that got stabbed in a bus in the US. She had a BLM sticker or something.
>>2833502Bro is literally crying about racism as he's being racist 😛
>>2833496I am vaguely involved in this. There has been a massive regroupment in the Kurdish Community since the attacks on Rojava starting last year. The Kurds in Scotland are quite well organised and coordinated in part because they have strong links not just with trade unionists (who themselves are more present north of the border) but also with the Scotnat movement.
Worth saying the British State is trying to criminalise the kurdish socialists (funny that, fine letting Persian monarchists form paramilitaries tho) and 3/6 of the accused have been acquitted and they are launching a spurious retrial of the other 3.
Do you ever get the sense we are far more parochial than the americans?
Like, for me i really like living in my city where i have a lot of friends but also have some connections to my local community at even a passing level, like, i can go into any of the shops near me and have a first-name basis conversation with who works there, or people in the local high street.
Americans, in my experience through friends and general observation, by contrast like to be very International or at least if not international then they'd rather their lives be less interpersonal, for example they like to live in depersonalized suburbs that intentionally lack characters (regulations about painting, gardens etc), when you look online they tend to express a distaste for having to talk to people when going about errands or at work.
Not sure if this thought is fully formed, but i feel we are fundamentally different in this way.
>>2833535>I am vaguely involved in this. There has been a massive regroupment in the Kurdish Community since the attacks on Rojava starting last year. The Kurds in Scotland are quite well organised and coordinated in part because they have strong links not just with trade unionists (who themselves are more present north of the border) but also with the Scotnat movement. That's good to hear, keep us updated, anon.
Have noticed in general both big push from the usual freedom movement suspects for (re)formation of Communes and more broadly Kurdish Unity is big on the agenda for many, but i'm still not sure how that works out in practice with wildly different interests wrt the various Kurdish parties internationally.
>>2833535>Worth saying the British State is trying to criminalise the kurdish socialists (funny that, fine letting Persian monarchists form paramilitaries tho) and 3/6 of the accused have been acquitted and they are launching a spurious retrial of the other 3.Is this the Community Centre trial in london, or another?
Kind of criminal that no UK media was touching it.
>>2833719>That's good to hear, keep us updated, anon. I am trying to hear from scottish comrades about any further info, I am based in the North of England so work with a different community centre (KCC NW).
> Have noticed in general both big push from the usual freedom movement suspects for (re)formation of Communes and more broadly Kurdish Unity is big on the agenda for many, but i'm still not sure how that works out in practice with wildly different interests wrt the various Kurdish parties internationally.Things are all over the place. The unity shown in the face of the attacks on Rojava is unprecedented for the kurdish movement, havalan I spoke to said they didn't even see it with Kobane in 2014 (KDP sorts marching with PJAK flags for example). Things have kinda derailed a bit as the Iran war has caused a fissure between anti-zionist, marxist, apoist, and general left types against KDP types with the militant Iranian Kurds from Rojhelat in a weird third position. Nobody is openly like "critical support to the Islamic Republic" but the KDP types' zionism and americanism is coming back to the fore. Funnily enough, the insanity of the Pahalvists has meant the diffusion of unity has not been as bad because those psychos see a kurdish flag and do a hatecrime. Also worth saying that sectarian attacks against the kurdish community by Arab Jolani supporters (usually 1st migrant arab youth) have done damage to community relations and promote zionism. There is a weird position where every political faction is stronger than it was before. The KDP types have come out of the woodwork, the Apoists have been able to organise demos under apolitical headlines that have got people to the fore, and the kurdish-turkish marxists are on manures (a lot of them have joined the Green Party and got elected in London, I did not say this you did not read this).
>Is this the Community Centre trial in london, or another? Kind of criminal that no UK media was touching it.Yeah the NADEK case. I saw some BBC reporting on it initially but its such a bullshit prosecution its very obvious the turks just directly asked for it. The Apoists dance on a thin line around legality (but 90% of the time stay on the right side of the letter of the law: you never see a PKK flag on a demo organised by Apoists, they usually front PJAK instead), and like imagine if you had an org in the 80s that said it did not support the IRA but had massive flags of Gerry Adams' and Martin McGuiness' face on it. But yeah, it was a bullshit prosecution and I read some of the testimony the Crown Brought, and you basically have to be a turkish nationalist to understand and believe it. Still the UK gov is bought off by Erdogan and Jolani (as long as they dont harm Israel) so we can expect more of this going forward.
>>2833737Sultana has been effectively out of YP since the CEC elections a few months ago. The leadership rigged it to get the result they wanted. It's a dead party anyway, nothing lost.
I'm skeptical that this socialist federation will achieve anything, I was invited to the 'founding cabal' of it but decided to leave because I was so fed up of everything YP related, and I didn't really like how the people in charge were behaving.
>>2833717Yes. I would say it's in part because of selection effects: everyone willing to abandon their existing community and generally dismal standard of life to gamble on something better left to America, Canada, Australia or New Zealand. (The latter 3 are less nuts than yanks, but still live in sprawling suburbs.) That means the people left in Britain are mostly those who're more rooted in one place, more conservative (personally, not politically, i.e. less risk taking), and more depressive/resigned to their lot if it's a bad one. Yanks on the other hand are both more free-moving (internal migration in the US is a big thing!), more risk taking (sometimes to the point of insanity), and more optimistic/aspirational. Commonwealth migrants are somewhere in the middle. (And in Australia's case, with the randomisation factor of not all of them being shipped there willingly.)
I'd even be controversial and say that it's rare a way in which our lib-left are more yankified than the right and which partially explains why political alignment is so polarised by education: going to uni generally means leaving your rural/semi-rural/non-major town and going to one of the cities, which in turn has you cultivating a social circle based more on shared interests and personal choice compared to being rooted in a specific area where you know everyone, even the dickheads, because they're from the area. (Some selection effects apply even at this low level: if you don't want to leave your town, you're not going to leave for uni!) Moreover, it has you thinking of your in-group based on those shared interests/hobbies/whatever, which makes other factors like race, nationality, even gender to some extent, much less important. An outsider is someone with different tastes and preferences rather than someone from a different place or with different traits.
Personally I'm sympathetic to this element of yankification. Most of my friends are either foreigners, or from other nations of the UK
Which I really do consider half-foreign, certainly about as foreign as Ireland and I never really fit in to my home town or cared for everyone knowing everyone's business. I'm glad it works for some, but even the Amish give people a choice on which way they'd like to live.
(If we're fair to my hometown: I'm the type to post on imageboards about "selection effects" at 10 in the morning, so they weren't exactly wrong to think I'm some kind of boring gay weirdo.)
>>2833737Socialist Federation is a much better name but they're probably doomed. The Greens really ate their lunch.
>>2833717>Do you ever get the sense we are far more parochial than the americans?America is socially made up of the people who were anti-social, anti-collective, or generally just hated where they were from so much they pissed off around half the world. That does engender a culture of fucking hating everyone around you.
>>2833964 (me)
So the guy pictured I saw on a Stacey Dooley doc and he is a gay guy who is a millionaire off the back of surrogacy for gay men and he owns an Essex football club and shit. I just remember his house being really fucking ugly. Anyways turns out he and his partner were arrested for trafficking gay men.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4g09pdx82go >>2833965I thought surrogacy was illegal?
>>2834061Im confused. Why are they running into the sea?
>>2834103During DDay, the British army just walked under water to get to normandy !
>>2833741>thee Apoists dance on a thin line around legality (but 90% of the time stay on the right side of the letter of the law: you never see a PKK flag on a demo organised by Apoists, they usually front PJAK instead), and like imagine if you had an org in the 80s that said it did not support the IRA but had massive flags of Gerry Adams' and Martin McGuiness' face on it.It still makes me laugh, back around the seige of Kobane and everything the dance of YPG flags and so on but also performing this 'PKK? never met her. You must be confused, this is something else entirely.' kind of thing with Apo flags in tow.
Totally transparent yet feels so sincere by its exponents whilst also fully enraging a certain type of politics obsessive.
Really great stuff.
>>2834236I cant bring myself to watch a full 9 seconds of these freaks nor read whatever you have written about them, sorry. Try /ISG/, I hear those guys have a stronger constitutions.
The right constantly attacking Blairism is the biggest pseudointellectual cope to never frame Tories as the political enemy. All the woke stuff concerning protected characteristics in EA2010 was passed under Cameron. The Public Order Act 1986 was passed under Thatcher. The Online Safety Act 2023 was passed under Sunak. The Sentencing Act 2020 was passed under Johnson. These are all the woke laws which put you away for hate speech, yet it is apparently Blair to blame, who in the HRA1998 secures our right of free speech.
>>2834061>couldn't even aigen a british beach landingthe absolute state
>>2834236I’ll never understand burgers’ fascination with British/Eton-accented British intelligentsia when this is the best the British right can produce: A bunch of Anglo middle class podcasters LARPing as the Norman nobility when they can’t even define what is a “British” in the first place beyond slogans, vibes and memes.
Methinks that Musk’s X’itter algorithm twitching and other top-down measures combined with the Pole in question having an English name is why we have to go through moral grandstanding by the gammon orcs.
In fact, I bet my ass that Nowak’s case would have never caught on had his name been a less English-sounding one like “Zbigniew” or “Przemysław”. Because I remember when the reaction of Irish chuds to that case where an Algerian immigrant stopped a stabbing spree of a Romanian immigrant boiled down to:
>Eh, they’re all immigrants. Send them backSo yh, I don’t think that the possibility of this culture war crap being a psyop can be dismissed.
Also, to point at gammons’ hypocrisy, let us not forget how for all their talk about white lives mattering they’ll never riot in the names of white British boys being killed by their peers of the same race, like in the case of this poor lad:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx21dk1vy12oInb4 “Nowak’s case was different because of the cops”:
The average chud is incapable of making a distinction between state and interpersonal violence, as seen by how many of them on X’itter used the murder of Iryna Zarutska by a civilian black excon as a gotcha against leftists who rallied against ICE’s murder of Renee Good back when the latter’s case received media attention.
ITV news airing a big anti-Cuba hit piece rn, preparing the way for the public accepting a US invasion I suppose
https://www.declassifieduk.org/no-convictions-in-kurdish-terror-trial-at-old-bailey/>Notably, prosecutors argued that even if defendants did not know or believe themselves to be part of the PKK, and were not seen as PKK members by the organisation itself, these actions in support of the PKK showed “shared aims” with the Kurdish political movement and thus constituted de facto membership of the banned organisation. Mate. That isn't cricket at all.
>>2834213The apoists have a level of revolutionary discipline that we could learn a lot from.
It's even funnier when you consider a lot of them use PJAK flags instead for the same purpose as a PKK flag, but in other countries PJAK is banned so they just use something else.
Obviously if you work for CPS there are no kurds in britain that support the PKK especially not the ones who carry Apo and PJAK flags also kill yourself.
Yank here, Britbros what the fuck is happening to your country. It looks like you guys are having real race riots and gearing up for civil war compared to the states where it is just talk as of now. What are the conditions like and what is the future? Remigration,Revolution out of this?
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