CKL TML 🌺Oct 9, 2023·1 replyrise zeroWell no, you either *fight and die, like what's happening now, or you gtfo and rebuild. It's clear what route the powers of Palestine have chosen.
*terrorism and savagery in Palestine's case
How does it feel to be dumb?
- Oct 9, 2023
best posterisrael continues to ethnically cleanse without any repercussion. peace talks from palestine has not slowed down colonization. its a last resort
But apparently this attack happened to sabotage peacetalks? Hamas does not benefit from Jews and Arabs getting along after all. Yall ignore this.
Oct 9, 2023
ChangeofheartI find it hard to believe that Israel didn’t know about this attack before hand. I wouldn’t be surprised if they let it happen, just so they can have justification to obliterate Gaza.
What I wonder is why hamas choose to attack knowing this would likely be the response? Maybe they know or just hope other countries will join the war?
I really hope Israel doesn’t destroy the entire regionThere are reports of Netanyahu ignoring Egyptian warnings if a Hamas attack, and him being the only one out of anyone denying such a warning even existed
- Oct 9, 2023·edited·1 replyrise zero
Well no, you either *fight and die, like what's happening now, or you gtfo and rebuild. It's clear what route the powers of Palestine have chosen.
*terrorism and savagery in Palestine's case
Where do they gtfo to? The people of Gaza aren’t allowed to leave for anywhere, there are naval blockades and closed borders on all four sides . The first minister of Scotland has family in Gaza who can’t even come
Their country isn’t recognized by any western nation so they can’t apply for refugee status
And even if they do receive it, they can’t leave because of the blockade and because of the fact that Gaza’s only airport was destroyed by Israel in 2001 and is routinely bombed to make sure no reconstruction occurs
- Oct 9, 2023·3 replieseye contact· edited
Where do they gtfo to? The people of Gaza aren’t allowed to leave for anywhere, there are naval blockades and closed borders on all four sides . The first minister of Scotland has family in Gaza who can’t even come
Their country isn’t recognized by any western nation so they can’t apply for refugee status
And even if they do receive it, they can’t leave because of the blockade and because of the fact that Gaza’s only airport was destroyed by Israel in 2001 and is routinely bombed to make sure no reconstruction occurs
Well now they cant gtfo obviously, but they could before this whole mess
- Oct 9, 2023·edited·1 replyOffline
Very informative! Ok, a couple more questions: How does the SSNP relate to the Ba’aths? Do you think there is a reason for why Ba’ath states became dominated by minorities (Alawites in Syria and Sunnis in Iraq) or was that just kind of luck? Also, do you think any of the various Arab federative/confederative attempts of the time had a chance (I tend to think they didn’t)?
the SSNP is a nationalist party which advocates for Syria as an Imperial state essentially. it believes syria should establish "greater syria" which includes virtually all of the middle east. It was actually founded out of Syria (i think lebanon?) as a nationalist advocacy to french colonism. It predates baathism by quite a bit. SSNP exists outside of syria too, in several other middle eastern countries. SSNP is very much a right wing party and uses the term "socialist" in the same way as nazis did in germany - for all intents and purposes, despite being founded as a reaction to colonialism - SSNP is literally the nazi party but Syrian. it has the same ideas of lebenstraum. volkische, stark anti-communism, etc. SSNP is considered a terrorist group in some MENA countries its active in, such as Jordan. In Syria itself, it has a checkered history since its nationalist (often aligning therefore with Assad's Baath party), but is still a competing ideology. They are hesitantly allowed by Assaad to exist but essentially very heavily regulated/surveilled.
The alawite situation is basically because alawites are a privileged minority in Syria who historically had greater success and thus long-term maintained access to institutions and therefore resources, captial, access, etc. (think like Gujaratis in India). Therefore its unsurprising that theyre associated with the intelligentsia of the country. SSNP was also started by alawites.edit (just saw the other question you added on): no they were all absolute pipedreams and never really stood a chance. the fact the nasser/baath split itself lead to such a deep blood feud without anything actually happening despite them both being for "arab unity" is proof of that. while it sounds nice, pan-arabism has always in truth been a sham for specific countries to posture to get what they want themselves (including Ghaddafi, despite him otherwise being a good leader).
- Oct 9, 2023
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replyrise zero
Well now they cant gtfo obviously, but they could before this whole mess
So you agree they must fight
- Oct 9, 2023CKL TML
How does it feel to be dumb?
i dunno you tell me brother einstein
- Oct 9, 2023rise zero
Well now they cant gtfo obviously, but they could before this whole mess
Also, the blockade has been in effect since 2001
There is a generation of people who could never leave
- Oct 9, 2023
Bro finally got one
Oct 9, 2023·edited·1 replyactually correct
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/djenebajalan/status/1711389782352277630sniper· edited
actually correct
let’s not sleep on first tweet
if marxists actually understood most of the realist theory they cite they would know the reason they don’t want the us to back ukraine is so they can team with russia to take on china
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replykrishna bound· edited
the SSNP is a nationalist party which advocates for Syria as an Imperial state essentially. it believes syria should establish "greater syria" which includes virtually all of the middle east. It was actually founded out of Syria (i think lebanon?) as a nationalist advocacy to french colonism. It predates baathism by quite a bit. SSNP exists outside of syria too, in several other middle eastern countries. SSNP is very much a right wing party and uses the term "socialist" in the same way as nazis did in germany - for all intents and purposes, despite being founded as a reaction to colonialism - SSNP is literally the nazi party but Syrian. it has the same ideas of lebenstraum. volkische, stark anti-communism, etc. SSNP is considered a terrorist group in some MENA countries its active in, such as Jordan. In Syria itself, it has a checkered history since its nationalist (often aligning therefore with Assad's Baath party), but is still a competing ideology. They are hesitantly allowed by Assaad to exist but essentially very heavily regulated/surveilled.
The alawite situation is basically because alawites are a privileged minority in Syria who historically had greater success and thus long-term maintained access to institutions and therefore resources, captial, access, etc. (think like Gujaratis in India). Therefore its unsurprising that theyre associated with the intelligentsia of the country. SSNP was also started by alawites.edit (just saw the other question you added on): no they were all absolute pipedreams and never really stood a chance. the fact the nasser/baath split itself lead to such a deep blood feud without anything actually happening despite them both being for "arab unity" is proof of that. while it sounds nice, pan-arabism has always in truth been a sham for specific countries to posture to get what they want themselves (including Ghaddafi, despite him otherwise being a good leader).
some arab nationalists have a very odd view of palestine where they think the israeli occupation is bad but they want their respective country to take it over as part of a grand expansionist project
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replyeye contact
So you agree they must fight
If I were in their position now, yes. But I would've gotten out of there a long time ago cause a patch of "holy land" wouldn't mean f*** all to me.
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replyrise zero
If I were in their position now, yes. But I would've gotten out of there a long time ago cause a patch of "holy land" wouldn't mean f*** all to me.
What if you were born there with no chance of leaving, experienced the horrors these people have, and you’ve finally escaped into the land filled with people who perpetrated these actions?
- Oct 9, 2023tgdaddy
let’s not sleep on first tweet
if marxists actually understood most of the realist theory they cite they would know the reason they don’t want the us to back ukraine is so they can team with russia to take on china
yeah thats true
mearsheimer believes that, and thats basically the line taken by most pro-RU "right-wing populist" figures
IR theory of that nature is quite incompatible with Marxism
- Oct 9, 2023Aight
Would rather die than live in that s***hole
- Oct 9, 2023·3 replieseye contact
What if you were born there with no chance of leaving, experienced the horrors these people have, and you’ve finally escaped into the land filled with people who perpetrated these actions?
Run as far as possible and live a peaceful life?
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replysniper
some arab nationalists have a very odd view of palestine where they think the israeli occupation is bad but they want their respective country to take it over as part of a grand expansionist project
very small amount now, was much bigger of a phenomena several decades ago. parties like the SSNP basically are puppet/controlled opposition now in Syria for example. this was definitely the case however in the 60s through 80s however.
- Oct 9, 2023Changeofheart
I find it hard to believe that Israel didn’t know about this attack before hand. I wouldn’t be surprised if they let it happen, just so they can have justification to obliterate Gaza.
What I wonder is why hamas choose to attack knowing this would likely be the response? Maybe they know or just hope other countries will join the war?
I really hope Israel doesn’t destroy the entire regionYes they knew same as redacted knew about redacted
Modern false flag is just letting attacks happen
- Oct 9, 2023rise zero
Well no, you either *fight and die, like what's happening now, or you gtfo and rebuild. It's clear what route the powers of Palestine have chosen.
*terrorism and savagery in Palestine's case
There is quite literally nowhere to go
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replyrise zero
Run as far as possible and live a peaceful life?
This isn’t hallmark fam
- Oct 9, 2023·1 replykrishna bound
very small amount now, was much bigger of a phenomena several decades ago. parties like the SSNP basically are puppet/controlled opposition now in Syria for example. this was definitely the case however in the 60s through 80s however.
I remember that hardline Syrian nationalists call Palestine "Southern Syria" in their discourses