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Serhildan jiyan!

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@rom_O_anabola Den bosniska muren. Otroligt vilken säsong han gör hittills

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🔴Kürt trans aktivist Bella Demhat İsveç’te gözaltına alındı

Hem trans hem de Kürt kimliği nedeniyle Türkiye’de hedef gösterildiğini, tehdit ve şiddete maruz kaldığını belirten Bella Demhat’ın bireysel başvuruları, İsveç makamlarınca uluslararası koruma için yeterli bulunmamıştı

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@Ringvagen @simpalimpa98 Är det inte liknande problem i alla subkulturer som är lite subversiva? Rejvscenen dras med liknande problem nu när det är poppis. Har gillat att gå ut i +20 år men nu är vissa fester outhärdliga med alla packade snubbar som bara är där för att man ska. Ingen kärlek till kulturen

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@Bornet1894 LETS CLOSE THE STRAIGHT OF GÖTA ÄLV!!!

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Styrelsen kommenterar Polisens förändrade arbetssätt vid fotbollsmatcher. https://t.co/IYVFGJUcUy

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@hanifbali @CVReimers Om Victorias pappa hade haft en hemlig polis som fängslade och torterade folk hade du sagt samma sak då?

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@marcus_chr_ @GAIS_SE Samma med mig. Maila GAIS så för dom vidare det till dom som har hand om utskicket

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Freedom of Kurds in Iran Lies in Democratic Alliances

"Taking sides in this war is not correct, because the sides are not very different from each other; in fact, similar mentalities are fighting each other. This is a struggle for hegemony."

Duran Kalkan, a member of Abdullah Öcalan’s Academy of Social Sciences, stated that as a movement they stand with the people of Rojhelat (Eastern Kurdistan/Kurds of Iran). He emphasized that Kurds should see their freedom in the democratization of Iran and in building democratic alliances.

Speaking in a special program broadcast on Medya Haber TV, Duran Kalkan evaluated developments in the Middle East following the war involving Iran and said that the Kurdish movement stands beside the people of Rojhelat. He stated that Kurds are not in a position to become a military force or a tool for the interests of any power, and emphasized that the people should develop the ability to defend and protect themselves against possible attacks.

The Iran War Is a 36-Year War
This war did not start ten or eleven days ago. This war has been going on for 36 years. In 1990, the United States sent hundreds of thousands of troops to the Middle East. In reality, this war is a struggle between global capitalism and nation-state structures for hegemony and greater profit.

This war brings no benefit to the people of the Middle East. Even if the United States and Israel win, a new hegemony will simply replace the previous one.
We are neither on the side of global capitalism nor on the side of the existing nation-states. We support a democratic republic and democratic solutions to problems.

If the Kurds are attacked, we as a movement will always stand with the people of Rojhelat. The people of Rojhelat are resistant, conscious, and patriotic people, and they can defend themselves against attacks.

However, the Kurds of Rojhelat should see their freedom in the democratization of Iran. They should build democratic alliances within Iran and cooperate with democratic forces in the country. The freedom of Kurds in Iran is only possible through democratic alliances and democracy in Iran.

Some say that ethnic conflicts will arise among the people, for example between Kurds and Azerbaijanis or between Kurds and Persians. We do not believe this. These peoples have lived together for centuries. The real danger is extreme nationalism and state chauvinism.

Kurds Are Not Anyone’s Soldiers
Some say that Kurds will become soldiers for other powers. This is not true. Kurds have a long history and have been struggling for freedom for more than a hundred years. They have given millions of martyrs and will never become tools for the interests of others.

The Iran War Has Been Continuing for 36 Years

This war did not start ten or eleven days ago; it has been continuing for 36 years. We must be realistic. We know very well where and when it began. Today the United States is attacking the Middle East, but it did not start this recently. In the autumn of 1990, within one month, it deployed 150,000 soldiers to the Middle East—from Saudi Arabia to Kuwait and across the Gulf. All its planes and ships were brought there. Therefore, this is a 36-year war.

The forces driving this war are what we call the system of global capitalist modernity; some call it the transnational capital system. In reality, it is a war between forces that want to change the existing nation-state structures so that capital can gain more profit, and forces that defend the current nation-state system. Therefore, it is a war for hegemony, greater profit, and greater influence.

Until now, one side of this war has mainly been global capitalist circles, and the other side mainly regional forces of the Middle East. Later Russia also became involved, and Iran has been part of this process from the beginning. But now, in this war, even countries such as Spain and Britain, which about a hundred years ago helped establish the nation-state system through the First World War, are in some way objecting to it. Although they want certain changes, they have shown that they are not fully satisfied with the current situation either.

We opposed this war from the beginning and we still oppose it, both as a movement and as a people. Leader Abdullah Öcalan had warned even before the war began that a war was coming to the region and that there were great dangers. In fact, for 35 or 36 years he has been warning about these dangers and providing extensive analyses. One point is very clear: this war brings no benefit to the people of the Middle East.

What Will Happen Now?
Let us assume that the attacking forces—the United States and Israel—win. What will happen then? In that case Iran’s hegemony will be replaced by Israel’s hegemony and the influence of the United States. Will the situation become more democratic, more peaceful, or freer? No. Even the President of the United States has said that democracy is not important for him. The U.S. representative for the Middle East has also said that democracy is not suitable for the people of the Middle East and that monarchies are better. They are preparing a king to bring him back. Everyone knows who the Shah was and how he was overthrown; we ourselves witnessed that period.

On the other hand, suppose Iran resists the attack and survives. What will happen then? In that case the country will be returned to its previous condition, and everyone knows what that past looked like.

For this reason, some ask which side we should support in this war. But taking sides in this war is not correct, because the sides are not very different from each other; in fact, similar mentalities are fighting each other. This is a struggle for hegemony.

Of course, Israel is trying to establish a new hegemony in the region. Previously there was a kind of regional hegemony by Iran and Turkey, and now efforts are being made to break this situation and create a new power. Iran is resisting this. No one can say, “Your hegemony should not exist, but mine should.”

As a result, this war benefits only the circles of capital and especially the arms industry. They are the real winners: today they bomb, and tomorrow they produce new weapons and profit from them again. Meanwhile, what has been built is destroyed, people are killed, and the people of the region bear the heaviest suffering.
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@Dawe7911 @utforska96 @gunsson328338 @gad_media https://t.co/A9E5tfKPDT

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@GPledare Det är ingen fotbollsmatch. Man behöver inte välja mellan Usa och iran det är en falsk dikotomi som högern pumpar ut just nu. Likadant gjorde dom under Irak kriget.

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@JohanIngero Fattar inte, när man frågar tex grok om evangelisterna får man det här svaret. När Trumps närmaste är bundna till den rörelsen så ska inte ps berätta om det? För några månader sen hade de en dokumentär om anarkokapitalisterna kring Trump. Var det med fel?

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@NiklasGillstrom Jag fattar inte vad problemet är att dom visar vilka som är med och påverkar politiken i USA. Evangelisterna har stort utrymme i Trumps styre. Hur kan det inte vara relevant för oss i Sverige?

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@Jake_Hanrahan It's like the Americans forgot what happend to rojava in January. Are they that stupid?

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@NiklasGillstrom Hur kan du tro att det inte är relevant för kriget i Iran?

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@NiklasGillstrom Bara i Christians United for Israel finns det 10 miljoner medlemmar där John haage predikar om Armageddon och profetior om jordens undergång. Att man inte tror att den rörelsen har inflytande över vita huset är otroligt korkat av en politiker

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@LAretakis https://t.co/vLN7p2VYIf

Öcalan pratar om ros-teorin. Tycker det är en vacker beskrivning av rätten till självförsvar. Felet är att vänstern fastnar i borgliga och destruktiva tänket om staten och nationen som det enda alternativet

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@GulanAvci Vi såg ju hur ni i riksdagen övergav kurderna för Erdogan. Såg hur USA övergav kurderna för HTS regimen. Ni tjänar bara era egna intressen finns ingen moral överhuvudtaget. Lämna det till oss vanliga människor

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@kassemhamade https://t.co/iS85JOewKn så här skriver pjak. Inte riktigt samma sak som Fox News säger... Liknande uppgifter verkar komma från pdki. Tror inte kurderna har glömt vad som hände i västra Kurdistan för en månad sen

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@ApociKurden @mosatron Har du glömt vad som hände i västra Kurdistan för 1 månad sen?

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@JensMalm1 @davaj_ Legend.