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28 results in /leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

Dispatches from Delaney Hall: Confronting ICE and State Police
Following the strikers’ consistent demand to meet with Governor Mikie Sherill — who, four months ago, said ICE agents need to be held accountable for their illegal actions, and who, two months ago, made it illegal for ICE agents to wear masks only after pressure from the movement — we joined their call at the gates for her to show up and meet with them as they invoke their rights for medical care, nourishing food free of worms, and basic accountability for the innumerable human rights abuses inside. Sherrill took four days to show up. She asked to go in. Staff apparently told her no. She got in front of cameras near the sidewalk to say she’d ask again (at some other time in an unspecified future). And then she left. Monday night, after Martín was relocated to the Elizabeth Detention Center, more demonstrators arrived and visitation hours for families were closed, citing the demonstrations as a risk — not, of course, their coerced labor or their shameful provisions. (As of the time of this writing, visitation hours have still not been restored.) Tuesday evening, after teaching all day, a coworker and I went straight to Delaney Hall and joined the line of people who locked arms opposite ICE agents, the majority of whom covered their faces with masks. We chanted and held a line at the south gate to keep vans from leaving with more people. That evening, we were chased across the street — away from Delaney Hall — and attacked. Some of us were singled out.
https://www.leftvoice.org/dispatches-from-delaney-hall-confronting-ice-and-state-police/

Authorities in Minnesota Kill 9 People, Shoot 14 in Last Six Months
Law enforcement officers in Minnesota have shot at least 14 people across the state in the past six months, killing 9 of them. With the exception of three shootings by federal officers in January, two of which were fatal, the other 11 shootings were conducted by police, sheriffs, and deputies. No less than 1,201 people were killed by police in the U.S. last year, after 2024 set a record high with American police killing at least 1,271 people. Officers were charged with a crime in 8 of the 1,201 killings in 2025, according to Mapping Police Violence.
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Unless men are maddened in the battlefield they cannot stand it to hear appeals for help and not respond to them. The hero goes, and what the hero does, all feel they ought to have done as well. The sophisms of the brain cannot resist the mutual aid feeling, because this feeling has been nurtured by thousands of years of human social life and hundreds of thousands of years of prehuman life in societies.
-Kropotkin

In the US when I hear a defense of our founding fathers who owned slaves, particularly Jefferson and Washington, I always hear that morals were just different back then and that you basically can’t expect these people to know any better in 1776. This is stupid.

Morality is a constant. You know when you’re harming someone or inconveniencing them. You should think of how they feel about it and you should judge particularly impactful interactions for yourself and others from as many angles as possible as many times as possible. Don’t be neurotic, but hearing the screams of someone being whipped shouldn’t take a struggle session and psychological damage to evoke emotions over. Ruminating on all the memories that stick out we which ones we could’ve and should’ve acted better in. It’s a natural, gut instinct that some defective people may be born without, but it’s a common factor that should be the basis for society.

This is very vague, I’ve only described a notion of what’s “moral” or “not moral” and these categories do need to be demystified, but the constant shifting and adjusting for moral shores is the job of legislatures. I know many will come and start posing moral hypotheticals which I’ll be happy to answer, but in a world where were giving back to the billionaires directly without even bothering to mask it, giving back to foreign proxy’s with shrinking domestic protections, and giving back to politicians, cops and even criminals willing to abuse the courts system without any consideration or efficiency for the people making the system run, I want to focus on at least starting to round the edges.

I know this places namesake is 4chan. I see the reading list contains antisemitic texts, not just chapters from Bakunin, but shit like The Jewish Question and a section on German Idealism. I’m not an idiot, but clearly you’re all here because you feel something that keeps you off platforms like instagram and twitter and yet a compulsion to strive for better than 4chan. Typically the most politically involved Post too long. Click here to view the full text.


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Multiple Juche-aligned individuals under monitoring have relocated to the East Coast. Multiple agencies flagged the same Juche network operating between Los Angeles and Minneapolis and DHS has now issued an alert, they are converging en masse on the Northeast. Cities include NYC, Newark, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Boston. Known doxed individuals, Pak, Spite, among others are confirmed to be in these cities. They are actively organizing travel for additional personnel as we speak.

Question for the network, What is the operational objective? Is China or North Korea preparing to stage an incident like a a pre-positioned event, a controlled confrontation designed to produce martyr imagery? Something like, stand here, have a cooperating officer brutalize or kill one of you on camera, then exploit the footage for total revolution.

Remain alert. If you see something, say something.

At demonstrations, watch for individuals who appear out of place ya know, masks, changes of clothing, tactical supplies, radios, lasers, accelerants or behavior more consistent with agitators or operatives than genuine protesters. Do not hesitate to document. Take photos. Post to social media. Visibility is a weapon against illegal agitators. Thank you


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Oh noe bros, in the big 26 where US is just going openly mask off totalitarian instead of stealthly and liberalism showed to be unable to mantain not a single one of their ideals if someone more to the right spergs at them libs are still seething about hecking tankies.

‘We won’t stop until they’re free’: protesters outside a New Jersey ICE facility in their own words
Masked protesters circulated, handing out water bottles, personal protective equipment and oranges. A few attenders who travel across the country to ICE protests wherever they occur – such as a man with a karaoke machine in a giraffe costume – trolled the ICE agents, successfully getting a giggle out of one of the few agents with his face exposed. Passing tractor-trailers on the busy industrial road punctuated protest chants with long, extended honking in solidarity.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/28/new-jersey-ice-protesters

Workers at Alabama factory vote against union representation
The election results, which were certified May 15, dealt with representation by the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers. Employees voted 36-35 against union representation, according to the NLRB website. The union represents nearly 50,000 workers in heavy industry, shipbuilding, manufacturing, railroads, mining and other industries. The election was limited to 83 full-time and regular part-time production, maintenance, and quality employees at the factory. Seventy-one cast ballots.
https://www.al.com/news/2026/05/workers-at-alabama-factory-vote-against-union-representation.html
https://archive.ph/1zO3O

Israel Day Parade puts NYC's political rifts and police response on full display
City officials said there were currently no known threats against the parade. … Citing threats against Jews, Tisch said this year’s parade will get the largest security detail the NYPD has ever assigned to the event, with the largest number of officers, the largest number of heavy weapons teams ever deployed and comprehensive screening of every person entering the route, including spectators, vendors, participants and press.
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>>2823674
Direct confrontation of the "apolitical / against politics" attitude of the anti-communist bourgeois liberal structure of the IWW
The IWW and the failure of revolutionary syndicalism in the USA, part ii
Submitted by International Review on 1 May, 2006 - 22:31

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In the first part of this article (published in International Review n°124), we examined the historical context within which the IWW was founded, at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, in the watershed between capitalism’s ascendancy and decadence. Based on its theory of “industrial unionism”, the Industrial Workers of the World tried to find an answer to the problems posed by the increasing inability of “parliamentary cretinism” and the reformist union of Samuel Gompers’ American Federation of Labor (AFL) to confront the evolution of both capitalism and the class struggle. Contrary to the federalist vision of the anarchists and anarcho-syndicalists, the IWW’s founders set out to build a centralised, unified class-struggle organization which would be able to bring together the whole proletariat for the seizure of power, and to offer a framework for the exercise of proletarian power after the revolution.

In this article, we will see how far the IWW’s theory and practice allowed it to live up to its own goals, and to the greatest challenge yet faced by the workers’ movement world wide: the outbreak of history’s first great inter-imperialist conflict in 1914.

For or against “politics”?
The IWW preamble adopted at the founding convention was clear in its commitment to the revolutionary destruction of capitalism. “The working class and the employing class have nothing in common. There can be no peace so long as hunger and want are found among millions of working people and the few, who make up the employing class, have all the good things of life (…) Between these two classes a struggle must go on until the workers of the world organize as a class, take possession of the earth and the machinery of production, and abolish the wage system (…) It is the historic mission of the working class to do away with capitalism.” The organization was not clear, however, on the nature of this revolution or how it would made. It was not even clear whether the revolution would be a political or an economic act. So while the IWW permitted aPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2819966
You're missing the point. The point was that these were defeats of Prussian/Western invaders, which they were. Obviously there's more detail to it, but it's a propaganda poster, not a History essay.
>The Ukrainians beat the Germans here
Sorry to burst your bubble but the Ukrainians prior to the delusional nationalization of the Banderites, have never been considered a separate ethnicity from Russians, especially considering the Kievan RUS. It's like saying that various Mongol tribes aren't actually Mongols because they had mildly different dialects and local customs.
>It was also the Soviet Union and not "Russia"
See Stalin: https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1945/05/24.htm
And Kalashnikov
>"Но тут надо такую линию провести. Мы всегда под словом 'Русский' понимали всех… всех понимали: Тут были и Украинцы, тут были Узбеки, тут были и Казаки, Рус было как б олицетворение было всех вместе вот…" - Михаил Тимофеевич Калашников, 1993

>>2819909
>which country is aggressive towards russi
NATO countries, through expansion of territory and the placement of conventional and nuclear armed missiles nearby, creating a direct threat. Additionally socio-economic sabotage and the funding of neo-nazis and 5th column provocateurs by the CIA.
>not even part of the same civilization
History says you're wrong.

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>>2818609
>settler colonies
<feudal and pre-feudal states
<imperialism (a form of capitalism)
You don't know what settler colonies are either.
>ur dumb
Okay liberast
<le me ignore centuries of Mongol rule and how half these 'countries' were basically mud villages or warlord territories interfighting with one another and simply united when they bent a knee to a stronger ruler until Russia was formed.
<lemme ignore that the ethnic populations were neither displaced nor genocided or otherwise oppressed any more than the average Russian peasant (compared to how the USA completely annihilated Native Americans and their culture, or how Britain brutally repressed Indians, Muslims and Africans in their ACTUAL empire).
<Only rusha bad becuz reddit told me so! Here's a copy-pasted list from Balkanization of Russia! (A list of regions that you'd be unable to even find on a map).
<Lemme ignore the hundreds of invasions by Poles, Swedes, Balts too big for their britches, Germans, Mongols, Tatars etc.
The one that doesn't know history is you. Take off your liberoid mask and just say you wish Germany won, you tiresome brat.
<z-zigger
You're absolutely ZEETHING you butthurt Nafoid.

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>>2818729
>Mask off
keep this libtard rethoric in your bluesky account please

>>2818726
>"anti campists" now have to be pro isis to criticize anti imperialism
Mask off moment

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Chud the Builder. Maybe you've heard of him. Here we have a man who has built his entire platform off of performing some of the most antisocial behavior possible. A man who is truly antithetical to the type of masculinity we promote here at HOUDINI Magazine.

At HOUDINI Magazine, we promote a masculinity that's about uplifting people, seeing people better than they are, being a pillar of your community, pro-social behavior. It's counterintuitive to this sort of grifter, right-wing, hustle-bro mentality that has been propagandized to the point where we now have men like this who build their entire platform off of hate.

The right will protect this man, and they will fund this man, and they will say they protect him because they value free speech. As we know, if you follow me, the right wing's hypocrisy about free speech has already been exposed. Otherwise I would not be facing fifteen years in a Florida penitentiary for criticizing a right-wing influencer.

So how did Chud the Builder build his platform, you might be wondering. What does he do? Does he do on-the-street interviews? Is he one of those speed runners? Does he play video games? That's what streaming was originally all about, so maybe that's what he does. No. He builds his platform off of agitation and antisocial behavior.

Tennessee is an open carry state, so he open carries. That's his right in this country. Then he goes around, finds Black people, and calls them slurs for the camera. Imagine you are with your family, your child, your wife, your children, going about your day. You stop into a corner store or gas station to get a drink for you and your kids, get a bug juice for the kiddo. And here we have this streamer who's being paid handsomely by his right-wing sycophants, and he walks up to you and calls you the N-word straight to your face, right in front of your children. But if you say anything back, then you're against his free speech.

Is this the type of behavior we want in our society? Do we, the people, really want a man who believes this is the example to set for his own children? Make no mistake: you may have bought a small pittance for your children, but you haven't secured their future.

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Why Capitalism’s Origins Matter: Review of Mother of Capital: How Rent Gave Birth to Modernity by Matthew Costa (Pluto Press, 2025)
How did the medieval world give birth to our modern system of capitalist accumulation and competition? A new book by Matthew Costa, a Marxist historian and mandarin at New South Wales’s treasury, offers a compelling answer and synthesizes a vast body of writing on this topic. Mother of Capital: How Rent Gave Birth to Modernity provides an engaging account of the transition from feudalism to capitalism, a subject that has been debated among historians and economists for centuries.
https://jacobin.com/2026/05/review-costa-transition-feudalism-capitalism

Labour and the myth of the twin extremes
AS LABOUR turns its eyes to Andy Burnham as a possible saviour, rival demonstrations in London underline the depth of Britain’s political crisis. The far-right — once again absurdly misnamed — “unite the kingdom” rally called by Tommy Robinson embodies a threat most Labour MPs have woken up to. Reform’s sweeping wins at the May 7 local elections have precipitated a full-on political crisis. Though a “Burnham bounce” based largely on popular loathing for Keir Starmer, whose exit now seems tied to the Manchester mayor’s availability to replace him, suggest Labour would be favourites to win a Makerfield by-election should Burnham indeed be the candidate, even he is only narrowly ahead of Reform. A Reform win is a plausible outcome and would leave Labour with even fewer options than it has right now, besides reasserting the rise of intolerant nationalism as the dominant theme in British politics. Robinson has chosen his demo date not to unite the kingdom of course but to maximise divisions by facing off against the annual Nakba demonstration, commemorating the expulsion of 750,000 Palestinians from their homes during the establishment of the state of Israel and demanding the UN-recognised right of return denied them and their descendants ever since.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/labour-and-myth-twin-extremes

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>>2808449
[1/2]
>Artificial scarcity
In the first case, I would use Smith's terminology between "absolute" and "effectual" supply, which is the difference between total goods produced, and goods brought to market, based in "effectual demand" or potential consumers (measured by money). This is obviously expanded on by Keynes, that to increase aggregate demand is to increase aggregate supply, at the threshold of real growth. Thus, giving people "free money" (e.g. redistributed revenue) inherently circulates the social product at a greater capacity.
>Similarly, intellectual property laws can restrict the replication of digital goods that are otherwise infinitely reproducible at near-zero cost.
Yes, especially digital media. Entertainment exclusively deals in protectionism, since a system of competition would dissolve their profits.
>Solving artificial scarcity
Well, some things have a right to be artificially scarce. Our own bodies are monopolies, for example. But this is also interesting, since governments are banning certain representations of persons under the means of intellectual property rights; such that the unauthorised reproduction of one's likeness can be illegal. There are some who then defend IP as essential to personal freedom, since otherwise, your reputation is in danger. But this is the mystery of all representation and idolatry, that at a certain point of mimicry, the map becomes the territory, like the Borges Fable (1946) which Baudrillard discusses, or the Greco-Roman Myth of Pygmalion. Indeed, a person ("persona") is only a mask. A face.
>Necessities
As I have previously devised it, there are 3 types of commodity: (i) necessaries, (ii) consumables and (iii) luxuries. Each are scaled by divsions of labour, between: (i) simple and (ii) complex labour, with the marginal cost being measured according to the constancy of their product (e.g. to the rate of diminishing returns). What concerns necessity should then be conserved by state protections, while what is unnecessary is inherently frivolous and thus subject to the laws of competition. At the same time, if surplus production is frivolous, then surplus consumption is equally frivolous. Thus, money can serve leisure, where it does not serve Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2805381
Good, let the mask off moment begin

>>2803037
Anything to reel in the moderates. They're probably trying to use the fact that said moderate will vote for anyone who isn't endorsed by trump in 2026 and 2028 to ratchet right. Maybe also as a message to Mamdani but who knows. Either way they're going even more mask off than ever, but that's to be expected, really.

The evolution into a war state and war merchant merely repeats the shameful misfortune of the old "Great Japanese Empire."
Japan's dangerous scheme to revive its aggressive state is becoming increasingly blatant day by day.

Recently, Japan's ruling leader convened a "Council of Experts" consisting of former officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defense, as well as figures and experts from the business, social, and academic sectors, and publicly declared that revising three security-related documents, including the "National Security Strategy," for the "fundamental strengthening of defense capabilities" and the "comprehensive strengthening of national power" would be "an important effort that determines the fate of the nation."

In this mock meeting to determine the future direction of Japan's military and security policy, responses to "new combat methods" based on lessons learned from the situations in Ukraine and the Middle East, "preparations for a long-term war in times of emergency," and the revitalization of the defense industry were discussed intensively.

At a subsequent Liberal Democratic Party meeting, the current leader justified the revision of the "Three Principles on the Transfer of Defense Equipment" and its operational guidelines, which regulate arms exports, citing reasons such as "we need fellow nations that support each other through the transfer of equipment."

All of this is a blatant challenge to international peace and humanity, as it is a clear manifestation of neo-militarism and vengeance seeking to revive the old imperial era by accelerating the evolution into a war state and war merchant.

In fact, Japan's three security-related documents, which are thoroughly rejected by the international community as war strategies aimed at overseas expansion, have already seen their revision goals realized one by one and have entered full operation even before their revisions were finalized at the end of this year.

As is known, the key contents of the three security-related documents that Japan intends to revise include an increase in "defense spending," the lifting of arms export restrictions, and the massive development of aggressive military power.

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>>2797314
>jews in general are the problem, regardless of class
I mean, obviously this isn't the case but something like 50-60% of Jews earn over $100k/yr depending on the poll and iirc 90% of them support Israel. Jews are very much the American upper caste and I think there should be more pressure on Jewish groups and individuals to answer for their support for Israel without hiding behind the "Jewish homeland" crap.

Your post is correct though, it's important to be careful about not accidentally allying with Nazis. I just don't think that seriously requires discussion on leftypol though since the only Nazis we get are quick to go mask off and get themselves banned. Nazis are really bad at hiding their racism.

>>2797305
>to justify not criticizing zionism otherwise you're now /pol/ I guess. lol.
faggiot I have spent every single post in this very long and pointless conversation denouncing the jewish bourgeoisie while also explaining that the gentile bourgeoisie support zionism, and that zionism is part of capitalism, imperialism, and settler colonialism. it is YOU and the polfags who say that any request to denounce the gentile bourgeoisie ALONGSIDE the jewish bourgeoisie (see, I compromise first, and you don't compromise AT ALL), is "evidence" of my being "jewish".

you really are just playing dumb on purpose, and now your stupider allies who go mask off have embarassed you so you have to pretend they're jewish too

>>2797298
i mean that guy is literally a hasbara bot that just decided to go mask off because it's the perfect point in the discussion to derail it. now the rest of the thread will be anons invoking the /pol/ boogeyman to justify not criticizing zionism otherwise you're now /pol/ I guess. lol.
these people are really bad at hiding their tactics and people still fall for it.

>>2797188
Nah Japan still has a lot of racism and chuddy beliefs. The only difference is Japan isn't run by Zionists so the chuds are full mask off when it comes to their hatred of Jews and the socialists/woke liberal types in Japan have no ADL controlling them so they aren't afraid to call a spade a spade like American liberals. You see this in a few other conservative countries, the lack of a Zionist presence is a huge factor in how their politics develops.

If you want a good comparison look at Korea: the countries developed somewhat similarly through US military occupation, but because Korea was built by Zionists in the 1960's after Israel bought off the American government while Japan was built in the 1950's before Zionist occupation it makes a huge difference in how Koreans feel about Israel. They're basically identical to the West in being split along partisan lines and yet all their politicians from the left and right worship Israel.

My favorite on this chart is Poland though. A country that actually lived through the Holocaust and has a lot of Jews has only 16% favorability for Israel, and the Polish government has said if Netanyahu steps foot in Poland they will arrest him and deliver him to the Hague. Based Poles.

>>2792352
There is no pendulum swing, that’s not how political progress works. When people say ‘woke is dead,’ what they really mean is objective diffrent, no one is talking about things like CRT or masks anymore. People just don’t seem to care about it now. Even many young feminists, who once tried to create made up terms they thought wouldn’t offend anyone to callout are now openly using slurs against people they dislike without worrying about who it offends.

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>>2762545
<Tell us about Valerie Solanas, who you were close to and wrote a defense of following her murder attempt on Andy Warhol in 1968. There was a deafening silence in the underground press around her ideas and actions following the shooting. This seems a little odd given the fact that by this point the New Left had begun to increasingly glorify political violence.
>Ben: Valerie used to stay with me quite a bit as she was fairly homeless and always on the move. There was a lot of parody and irony in her writing, but she was also, and I don't mean this in a bad sense, a fairly crazy person. She saw a need to raise a lot of issues around what happens to women and the SCUM Manifesto was the best way she could express herself. I always loved people who were loose cannons, who didn't fit the mould.
>Sometime later when Black Mask had wrapped up and The Family had started we were involved in the occupation of Columbia University [1968]. Valerie came up there and found me and asked "What would happen if I shot somebody?" I said "It depends on two things - who you shoot and whether they die or not." A week later she shot Andy Warhol.
>After she shot him I wrote a pamphlet supporting her. I may have been the only person who did that publicly. I went up to MOMA and handed it out there. Everybody I met was very negative about it, but, hey, I disliked Andy Warhol immensely and I loved Valerie. I felt she was right in her anger and that he was way more destructive than she was because he was helping to destroy the whole idea of creativity in art. Some people dislike the term, but I feel that creativity is a kind of spiritual act, a profound thing for people to do. Warhol was the exact opposite, he tried to deny and purge the core of creativity and put it on a commercial basis. As a person he was really despicable, as well, and that's why Valerie hated him. He used and manipulated people.
>The attack on Andy was met with silence on the Left and I think that was because it raised issues that no one could deal with. This wasn't violence occurring in some far off place. Also Andy had become a star, almost an honoured image, and here she was striking at it. Even the people who liked her feminist approach cPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2725179
there is no escape
>>2725178
so europe is going to go full mask off fascist?
grim times ahead

>>2675411
Speech on the Peasant Women Day, 15th October, 2025.
Comrades, sisters, and fellow workers!
Today, the representatives of global capital in their glass palace tells us to celebrate. The United Nations, that grand committee for managing the common affairs of the global bourgeoisie, has declared this day the “International Day of the Rural Woman.”

They will speak of our “resilience.”
They will praise our “vital role in the economy.”
They will hand microphones to a few so-called “successful” women and
They will distribute branded T-shirts, buckets, and packets of hybrid seeds.
But we say: No!

We will not be pacified with platitudes and trinkets.
We reject this celebration that masks our exploitation.
We are not here to be celebrated—we are here to be liberated.

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Nesrin Abdullah: The Kurdish people have decided to resist in Kobani.
Nesrin Abdullah, commander of the Women's Defense Units (YPJ), held a press conference via Zoom with international press and journalists to assess the latest situation in Kobani. Participating from Kobani, Nesrin Abdullah evaluated the increasing attacks in Kobani and Rojava, the severity of the humanitarian situation, and the risks of potential new interventions.

Nesrin Abdullah, referring to the difficult period the people of Rojava and Kobani are going through, said:
“I am in Kobani. Everyone knows, we are going through a difficult period. Rojava and the Kurdish people are going through a very difficult time. A difficult period is being experienced throughout Syria. These attacks are not only directed at the Kurdish people, but also at the dreams of democracy, justice, and freedom of all the people of Syria. Now we are facing an even more serious situation. A very difficult period is being experienced in Rojava, Cizîr, and Kobani. Afrin and Serêkaniyê are already under Turkish occupation, and the situation there is even worse. In this process, as the Kurdish people, we are under political, military, and moral attacks. These attacks have deeply affected the hope for a common life in Syria. The struggle we have been waging since 2011 has been for a dignified life in Syria where everyone can live, where democracy is established, and where all differences coexist peacefully with their identities, beliefs, and histories. A dirty political game is being played. Our friends are defending our people in every field.”

<A HUMANITARIAN DISASTER COULD OCCUR IN KOBANÊ.
Nesrin Abdullah, reporting that attacks have intensified via Kobanê, said:
“Kobanê is a small geographical area. Geographically, it is isolated from Cizîr. That's why they are attacking it, basing their calculations on this. This city, which is not receiving support, is seen as an opportunity by the enemy and has become a target for attacks. The front is currently in Sirrîn, and the clashes are very intense. The distance between Sirrîn and Kobanê is 30 kilometers. There are many villages along this line. The people, fearing a massacre, have abandoned their villages and taken refuge in the center of Kobanê. This influx will lead to serious humanitarian problems.”

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>>2491112
Availing myself of this opportunity, I am going to make our stand towards the relations with the ROK clearer.

We have no reason to sit together with it and will do nothing together with it.

I make clear that we will not deal with it at all.

In fact, we and the ROK have existed in the international community as two states over the last scores of years.

It is a stark reality that the two most hostile states on earth, two belligerent states, have been in acute confrontation on the Korean peninsula.

It was Syngman Rhee, the first president of the ROK, and his clique that rigged up a separate government on one half of the Korean peninsula in stubborn opposition to the aspirations of all the fellow countrymen to get rid of the tragedy of division imposed by foreign forces and live and develop independently on one territory.

In the first Constitution of the ROK fabricated and promulgated in July 1948, Syngman Rhee stipulated that “the territory of the ROK covers the Korean peninsula and its attached islands,” thus codifying its inborn nature which is the most hostile to our state.

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So the guy from that video who was shot in the head just died his family have announced.

Boniface Kariuki: Nairobi hawker who was shot in the head by police is dead
Boniface Kariuki, the hawker who was shot by police in the head in Nairobi during protests on June 17, 2025, is dead, the family has said.

The family spokesperson Emily Wanjira confirmed to NTV that Kariuki died on Monday.

Kariuki, a mask vendor, was shot in the head at point-blank range by a police officer during the protests that turned violent as the protesters engaged police officers in day-long running battles.

The demonstration was part of a growing call for justice for Albert Ojwang, the teacher and blogger who was taken from his home in Homa Bay and killed in police custody in Nairobi.

Kariuki has undergone two surgeries at Kenyatta National Hospital where he is admitted in ICU.

Protests are heating up in Kenya. a shooting yesterday and roaming armed gangs:
Kenya protesters clash with men wielding clubs
Kenyan protesters have clashed with club-carrying young men, believed to be loyal to the government, in the centre of the capital, Nairobi.
The demonstration, held in the wake of the death in custody 10 days ago of blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang, was called to demand the sacking of a top police officer.
Police initially said that Mr Ojwang died of self-inflicted wounds, but were forced to retract the statement after an autopsy found that it was likely he died after being assaulted. Two policemen have been arrested in connection with the death.

The protest comes amid simmering tension ahead of next week's first anniversary of the storming of parliament by demonstrators.
Earlier on Tuesday, there were pockets of violence in the capital's central business district when groups of young men riding motorbikes, armed with whips and clubs, attacked protesters.
Videos show the men - described locally as "goons" - seemingly working side-by-side with police, who fired teargas to try and disrupt the demonstrations.
The police have denied any link saying that it has "noted a group of goons armed with crude weapons, in today's protests… The service takes great exception and does not condone such unlawful groupings."

>Why the death of a blogger has put Kenya's police on trial
A vendor was shot during Tuesday's demonstration, sparking renewed outrage from Kenyans who accuse police of using excessive force against protesters.
Boniface Kariuki was reportedly selling masks when a uniformed police officer fired a bullet at close range, critically injuring him.
His father, John Kariuki, told local media that the bullet went through his head, just above the ear.
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