Fatah has reportedly offered to restore the PFLP’s monthly financial allocations from the PLO’s Palestinian National Fund, which Mahmoud Abbas has repeatedly suspended during periods of political conflict with the Popular Front, including in 2016 and, on a continuous basis, from 2018 onward. Contemporary reporting attributed the cuts principally to the PFLP’s opposition to Abbas’s political leadership, including its criticism of his unilateral decision-making, negotiations with ‘Israel,’ PA–‘Israel’ security coordination, and failure to implement Palestinian Central Council decisions; its subsequent boycott of PLO Executive Committee meetings formed part of the later dispute.
At the time, Hamas publicly defended the PFLP against Abbas’s decision, praised the Front’s political positions, and characterized the withholding of its funds as political “blackmail,” while the PFLP increasingly stood alongside Hamas and other opposition forces in challenging Abbas’s policies. Fatah is now reportedly offering to restore these allocations in return for persuading the PFLP not to participate in the upcoming electoral coalition list.
@stendhalist Yes the lowest lows might be comparable in terms of suffering in a few instaces, and im not going to tell a chechen that survied Grozny that he should be thankful that atleast for him, it wasnt american guns
@guilherme94jose Eww what a load of racist shit
US-state departement was all over punk, grunge and hardcore
Also its clear you dont understand how captialism interacts and shapes culture and media
@MossInABowl@Spiralhetre It means that they will have to do what ever they can to make that graph point upwards. For example increase exploitation, by working us longer for less,
They might even have to plunge us into a world war, to destroy capital that has been built, in order to build it up again
@suchnerve No its an indicator that we live in an economic system that requires a ceartain class of people to SCREAM that message at our every sensory input 24/7 for it to continue to exist.
Psychology cannot keep getting away with this