revolut1917

DPRK only (non-western) state on earth that seems to not tolerate bullshit

hope so. seems like many people only get crueller despite objective advances for socialist organisation in recent years.

i feel that and i don't know how to stop the feeling of sickness long enough to do anything other than loathe my fellow human being for what they allow to happen, what they tacitly or openly support. most people (at least modern people, the subjects of the neoliberal order) are useless, lazy pigs, and if they even feel any kind of negative emotion about this, the most they'll likely do is post about it. a small minority of heroes will throw their bodies into the cogs and get chewed up. it is just disgusting. it is sickening. the only innocent people are the ones sent to the camps.

as always, the answer is somewhere in the middle. some of them fantasize about being Rockefeller, and others fantasize about being Hitler, and some fantasize about both!

lmao alligator alcatraz amirite 🤣🤣 orange man golf !!!

fuck yeah i've been meaning to pick this up and just finished what i was reading. give me pings pls

thank you! I tried just starting by typing the @ but the menu didn't pop up for some reason.

thanks!

not really entitlement i just think articles are generally superior for deep dive news.

(I don't know if that tagged the individual who was asking properly)

@Lemmygradwontallowme I'm unable to reply in the original thread bc it's closed now, but since you asked, I mainly follow the Sahel conflict through a Marxist journalist/writer on twitter who I've known for a while and who has a few sources in the region. https://x.com/RashmanTheHorse

JNIM is a merger of several groups including Al Quaeda, emerging out of the Mali conflict which itself was a result of the Libyan civil war in many ways. They don't get along with IS (who have a smaller but significant presence in the region) and fight with them at times. There's no western backing for JNIM and France was directly involved in fighting them until the coups of recent years. They're a frighteningly effective organisation, a proto-state spanning several countries. Reminiscent of ISIS in the early 2010s.