ʙᴏᴏᴋᴡʜʏʀᴍ [any]

no need to apologise ! <3

when confronted with constant hardship and not kept organised and disciplined by popular organisations or government, people tend to just give up.

same reason why azerbaijan managed to pull off the artsakh ethnic cleansing so smoothly.

could you please provide a link to the article in question?

i’m sorry, but i firmly believe that the people actually giving their blood for the cause will know better than us strangers on the internet.

the european ruling class benefits from prolonging the war as much as possible, as it gives them an oppurtunity to shovel even more money into arms corporations, as well as providing a smokeskreen for gutting most remaining concessions to the working class.

wonderful and clear-eyed analysis, thank you. it’s a shame seeing so many supposed anti-imperialists deciding to lend their ear to tucker carlson of all people.

i’d have to strongly disagree on the possibility of nuclear conflict in ukraine. just like with india/pakistan, it is a situation of a natural whole having been artificially divided by foreign powers, just with said division here having been done even more recently and on even more flimsy grounds, thus having populations that haven’t internalised that kind of nationalist hatred for each other (yet). there remain incredibly strong familial ties, russia hosts the most ukrainian war refugees, and there is a reason why the kiev régime has to coerce and horrifically abuse its population into fighting.

russia nuking ukraine would be nuking itself.

at the same time, aliyev is constantly denouncing the ussr for “oppressing muslims”, never mind who his father was…

thank you for the info! i’m certain hezbollah knows whats best for the cause.

how stable is the comprador régime in lebanon?

rats like these always refuse to lie in the bed they made.

may God grant his soul peace o7

i mostly meant the british ruling classes. the ordinary people mainly just got to pay the bills and send their children off to die.

curse upon brutain for being responsible for this whole mess in the first place.

missile rain is rain as well…

the thing is, it is rather hard to prove that a company is avoiding business with someone due to sanctions and not some other reason.

while SOEs may hopefully disregard the embargo more, private enterprises will probably continue following the law of the market and thus the sanctions.

none of this would be happening if they hadn’t murdered Lumumba and massacred his anti-colonial movement!

sometimes i fear that the current iranian leadership is suffering from putin syndrome: so many red lines that they’ve turned into a red carpet.

They also broke the spine of one of the activists who were detained in Greece