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From the river to the sea retweeted
We know that Democrats are fascist because they refuse to abolish I.C.E. or stop arming Israel.
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Replying to @h04ms
There was plenty of provocation from the west. The United States was openly gloating about how they fostered a color revolution in Ukraine, how they used NGO’s to foment anti-Russian sentiment to grow US influence. The neonazi groups thanking US for its money, saying cont, (1)
From the river to the sea retweeted
This is a huge problem with liberal thought.
They would rather seek bioessentialist answers for why state actors act the way they do before they would ever consider material conditions or blowback
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It will forever be darkly ironic how we all refer to Ukraine "surrendering" a region that already ceded from it and which UA spent the past 11 years trying to (unsuccessfully) force into rejoining their country by bombing its infrastructure and ethnically cleansing its people. 🤦♀️
🇺🇦 🇷🇺 BREAKING: U.S. peace proposals delivered to Vladimir Putin include a scenario in which Ukraine would surrender all of Donbas to Russia in exchange for NATO security guarantees, according to a Kremlin-connected source speaking to Reuters.
The proposal was reportedly among the documents Steve Witkoff presented to Putin during their meeting in St. Petersburg.
The revelation raises a question about Washington's latest diplomatic initiative: whether Ukraine is again being asked to relinquish territory that Russian forces have failed to capture militarily.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed willingness to negotiate a ceasefire along the existing front lines but has repeatedly rejected withdrawing Ukrainian troops from the remaining Ukrainian-controlled areas of Donbas. Those territories include strategically important defensive positions that Kyiv considers essential to its future security.
The reported scenario also leaves major questions unanswered about the nature of NATO's proposed guarantees, their enforcement and whether Russia would accept such an arrangement.
Reuters has not reported that Ukraine agreed to the proposal or that any agreement was reached during Witkoff's meeting with Putin.
For now, the territorial dispute remains unresolved, even as Washington and Moscow discuss restarting trilateral negotiations.
Source: Reuters, October 22, 2026.
From the river to the sea retweeted
Russia is acting no differently than the United States would if the USA or quite frankly any U.S. aligned state would act if placed in the same geopolitical situation.
Replying to @Solidarity_Star
Russia is the way it is because Western powers made no effort to liberalize it after the Soviet Union fell. Oligarchy, nationalism, and Putin’s consolidation of power basically guaranteed the invasion of Ukraine. The west takes some blame, but Russia is pretty obviously evil.
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This shit is exactly why I despise anyone who pretends that there is “antisemitism” on the left, and anyone who does should never be taken seriously again
It’s a complete joke. If anything the left in the west is wayyyy too concerned with Jewish feelings
From the river to the sea retweeted
Here's Israeli ghouls mocking Palestinians for having no access to clean water
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"The woman was left with a concussion and a bruised and swollen jaw. She spent the night in the ER after being released from jail."
Concerned residents packed the Utah County Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday after it unanimously approved a widely unpopular data center ordinance without allowing public comment.
Police quickly moved on concerned residents – including swarming one young woman, dragging her out of the room, and slamming her onto the ground. The woman was left with a concussion and a bruised and swollen jaw. She spent the night in the ER after being released from jail.
An emergency rally was called for Wednesday in response to the brutality. Community members are demanding the termination, arrest, and prosecution of the offending officer – identified as Phil Crawford.
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Bro could we please have an antiwar party in this country holy shit
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Every time I open this app, all I see is Israelis tormenting and killing any innocent living thing unlucky enough to be near them.
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There are many ways for Israel to impose famine on Gaza. The traditional method is a siege. This is complemented by a campaign to destroy the international aid network that keeps Palestinians alive. Israel has blocked vital groups from operating in Gaza, while its allies cut funding to those still allowed to be there.
Sadism prevails:
🚨 Due to funding shortages, WFP is forced to reduce food assistance in Gaza by around one-third, meaning half a million people will lose access to critical aid.
The cuts come as winter approaches and the recent modest improvements in food security remain fragile.
From this month, we are supporting 1.1 million of the most vulnerable people in Gaza with food and cash assistance, down from 1.6 million last month. Food rations will also be cut by half.
WFP urgently calls for additional funding in order to keep reaching the most vulnerable in Gaza and the West Bank.
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The protests in France started with teachers striking because of underfunding and overcrowding. There were rats in classrooms.
High School students then joined the protests. University students then joined the protests. Then trade unions joined.
The French police violently overreacted.
NONE of this has to do with Muslim people or immigrants. Anyone who says it's a Muslim problem is a lying bigot.
🇫🇷 French police have left protesters with injuries that human rights lawyers told outlets compare to those seen in conflict zones, as a student uprising over crumbling schools and the cost of living enters its fifth week.
Over Saturday and Sunday alone, French outlets StreetPress, Index and ViolencesPolicières(dot)fr collected several hundred videos and testimonies. Cases they documented include:
🔸 A 17-year-old in Saint-Étienne whose hand was torn off by a police grenade
🔸 A 17-year-old girl in Mulhouse who lost the sight in her left eye after being hit by a tear gas grenade
🔸 Protesters in Paris, Lyon, Strasbourg and Besançon beaten with batons and kicked while on the ground, including one held in a chokehold
France's police watchdog has opened at least 36 investigations into police violence against high school protesters. Christophe Calvao, president of the Paris Young Lawyers' Union, denounced "an increasingly systematic use of crowd-control measures that would normally be reserved for much more serious situations."
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has said police "must be able to use all intermediate weapons," and on Tuesday vowed to "step up" for the next mobilization. France Unbowed leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon said his party and unions know how to keep marches peaceful by deploying hundreds of volunteers, adding: "We could at least expect police to do something other than fire indiscriminately into the crowd."
Melenchon also noted that most European countries ban such grenades, and that Nuñez suspended them only to reinstate them "not even 48 hours" later.
🎥 Edited by @samivanderlip. (Compilation of videos circulating online).
































