David Delgado 🔻

Finland is fake

[Philip Proudfoot @PhilipProudfoot]

Zionism is racism because Palestinian refugees are banned from returning to their homeland *because* they are Palestinian. It is not a matter of debate. It doesn’t mean multiple things. This is a factual description of a racist project.

[Alki_Phormio @Phormio_Lake]

Engels cooked

[Paweł Wargan @pawelwargan]

There is a clear position to be found on the situation in Spain — and the phenomenon of periphery-to-core migration more broadly. It is neither the right’s “migrant invasion” discourse nor the bleeding-heart liberals’ insistence on “unlimited open borders”; they both misidentify the culprit and obscure the solution.

Migration does not occur in a vacuum. It is driven, first of all, by the various instruments and by-products of imperialist exploitation: wage deflation, land grabs, sanctions, wars of aggression, environmental devastation, and so on. When a million Syrians came to Europe, it was not because they were seeking to steal European jobs, but because their country was facing a full-blown economic and military terror campaign underwritten by Washington and NATO.

This form of involuntary migration represents a dual crime. First, the skilled workers — the doctors, nurses, engineers, and so on — are fully absorbed into Western labor markets. They are often well rewarded. This drives a “brain drain” that deprives nations stunted by the legacies of colonialism of the cadre necessary to develop. Second, the working poor are instrumentalized to settle conflicts between factions of the imperialist ruling class. The situation in Morocco is an extreme case of the latter: a people first made destitute by imperialism, and then hurled by it at an intransigent “ally” to punish it for not showing enough love for the permanent war.

These tendencies are intrinsic to imperialism, and they cannot be resolved within it. We are already in a situation where “migrants” from “the jungle” are gunned down at the borders of “the garden” — or consigned to concentration camps and slave markets just beyond it — and the chaos becomes a pretext for the further militarization of our societies. We cannot advance towards a “humane migration policy” without solving the more fundamental problem.

But there is a clear alternative. Socialist states — from the Eastern Bloc to China to Cuba — have had precisely the opposite effect. First, they trained cadres that then returned to their countries of origin as doctors, teachers, engineers, or architects, helping undo the effects of the imperialist brain drain. Second, they supported the peaceful development of the global periphery to enable its working people to remain within their borders.

This is why the question of migrant rights cannot be abstracted from the struggle against imperialism and, at the end of the day, cannot be definitively resolved outside the struggle for socialism.

[Najlaa . @Gredtoo]

Statement by Internationalist Freedom Fighter Fusako Shigenobu, Former Leader of the Japanese Red Army, on the Passing of Her Comrade Kozo Okamoto .

[Soureh 🟩☫🟥 @Soureh_design2]

What's Iran doing strategically in this phase of the war?

🟡 The objective of Nasr 2 phase is sweeping terrorists from different parts of the region to the occupied lands

So the next phase we will have only one target, !srael. All our offensive power will focus on one place

Unlike the True Promise 4, when we used 70% of our offensive power against American bases all around the region and only 30% against the regime

And this process has been ongoing, layer by layer we have sent the terrorist colonies back

Today's attack to Aqaba port was part of this strategy And shows how they have moved back closer to the Zionist regime

Iranian TV

[Mayowa @Mayoveli]

‘Managing’ is putting it lightly. Iraq’s oil revenue is deposited into a bank account in New York under U.S. supervision. The funds are then released to Iraq as physical U.S. dollars, flown into the country on cargo planes.

On several occasions, billions of dollars have gone missing with little or no meaningful accountability.

It gets worse. The U.S. can, and has, withheld access to these funds when Iraqi politicians pursued regional or domestic political alliances that Washington opposed.

Think of that for a minute. Is there a single country in the world where China or even Russia does this?

[Evil TWSF @antiTWSF]

During their invasion of Nicaragua, the amerikans for the first time flexed their technological capacity to destroy cities and people from the sky & celebrated victory.

Within a few months, the guerrillas, led by Augusto Cesad Sandino, were already knocking them out of the sky.

[Tren de Aragua Customer Support Line @deadhandjesus]

Say what you want Abt Mbappe he's good on shit like this. You'll never ever hear Messi say anything political cuz he's a desperate bag chaser with no morals same with Ronaldo

[interpretation @materialcritic]

fidel castro in the sierra maestra, during the early days of the cuban revolution

[K.Diallo ☭ @nyeusi_waasi]

Agricultural workers in punjab who have to labor in 45°C (113°F) plus heat are losing their teeth as their bodies prioritise cooling through respiration and minimise saliva production.
https://t.co/JEuaM0KSTz

[Mag’ladroth the Void Dragon 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲 @Ctanguy40k]

Entering the house of an Antipatrid supporter:

[David Ramírez Álvarez 🇨🇺 @DvidTwit]

🚨 @WHO recognized Cuba for eliminating the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mother to child, a feat it has maintained since 2015 thanks to its universal health system and primary care, despite the hardships imposed by the US blockade and oil siege.

[Ben Phillips @benphillips76]

Sharing, without comment, British newspapers’ depictions of the only Jewish person currently leading a UK political party .

Times. Mail. Telegraph. Sun.

[Calla @CallaWalsh]

"Should the world feel the pain of this war? Why should the pain only be felt by the Iranians? Why should this pain only be felt by the Lebanese?

This is a war that has come to be because the world has let the Americans carry out their empire. The world has not punished the American empire or done anything to resist the American empire for its previous wars.

What did the Americans pay for the Iraq war? What did the Americans pay for the Afghan war? What did the Americans pay for the Syrian war, for the Libyan war, for the genocide in Yemen, for the genocide in Gaza?

So at some point, shouldn't there be a cost borne by the world for acquiescing to the Americans?"

[ابو سارادا 🇸🇴🇩🇯 @SomaliSasuke]

>Houthis attacking oil tankers in the Red Sea
>Somali pirates hijacking oil tankers in the Gulf of Aden

🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 🇾🇪 🇸🇴

[Sovereign Media @sov_media]

Before the coordinated assaults on Malian cities on 26 April, which later claimed the life of Defence Minister Sadio Camara, Burkinabè President Ibrahim Traoré had already issued a stark statement on the Sahel’s security crisis.

In a May 2025 interview, Traoré was asked about the motivation behind terrorism, where he replied, “It’s not really terrorism, it’s imperialism,” and continued, "Their goal is to keep us in a state of permanent war so that we cannot develop and they can continue to plunder our resources.” Traoré’s conclusion that the "terrorism we are witnessing today comes from imperialism" paints an important picture of the larger dynamics that are behind events like what has recently transpired in Mali.

African analysts argue that the sophistication of the 26 April attack in Mali confirms this view. The simultaneous strikes on Kidal, Gao, and Bamako required a level of coordination and logistics that fragmented militant groups alone could not provide. This has led to accusations that "Western powers through their operational proxy, Ukraine," are orchestrating a "hybrid war" to destabilise the Alliance of Sahel States (AES).

The framing of the conflict by Western media and certain NGOs draws sharp criticism from local voices on the continent. They accuse these outlets of "psychological warfare" by amplifying rebel claims and acting as a "tactical support unit" for the attackers. Instead of acknowledging a sovereign fight against neo-colonial plunder, Western institutions are equating the AES to the terrorist groups such as JNIM, in order to undermine the legitimate AES governments.

As the AES confederation stands by Mali, for Traoré, the battlefield is not just about territory; it is a definitive struggle against foreign interests seeking to recolonise the region by proxy.

[barry with the NED @bonzerbarry]

israel destroyed the overwhelming majority of solar capacity in Gaza, bombing over 4000 facilities and homes that had solar systems. They even bombed the solar panels at Al Shifa hospital which ultimately resulted in the shut down of the neonatal intensive care unit. But yes, I totally believe that the actions in this video "do not align with the values of the IDF".

[Dr. Najat Abdul-Aziz @theafroaussie]

Back in the 1980s, Haiti was actually the third largest producer of rice in South America.

In 1991, Jean-Bertrand Aristide was overthrown in a US backed coup. The US then promised to restore Aristide to power if agreed to eliminate tariffs on food imports & cut government subsidies for Haitian farmers.

In 1994, food tariffs were cut from 35% to 3%. The USA then flooded Haiti with heavily subsidised rice.

Haiti’s food imports went from 5% in 1985 to 85% in 2000.

This lead to the collapse of the Haitian rice industry.

How about leaving Haiti the fuck alone, because it was doing quite well when countries like America did.