T. Lenyartz

make frtaja not war

[Cultural Revolution OTD 1976 @GPCR50]

8/9/76 Politburo members take turns to see Mao for the last time. As Ye Jianying leaves, Mao gestures for him to come back and stares into his eyes.

[Yugoslavian Visuals @YugoslavVisuals]

Ho Chi Minh and Tito in Pula, 1963.

[Camille 🌸 @CamilleAnSich]

The proletarian solution to overheating

[kos_data @kos_data]

🇽🇰 Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and Dua Lipa watched together Katy Perry raising the Kosovo flag in Prishtina.

[The Marxist Research Collective @MarxistInfo]

𝘽𝙖𝙡𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚 𝙈𝙖𝙤𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙨.

[Einstein2004113 @einstein2004113]

French communists in 1945 when they control a third of the country and are fully armed and ready for a conflict with international support from a superpower

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

Croatia's disallowed goal highlights scientism's core ideology that "data" is truth: but it is simply not. It is obvious to the naked eye that the ball direction is not altered by the player's head. That is truth. The blip on the sensor could simply be put there later, it could correspond to an earlier or later touch. If it is isolated from the other previous or subsequent touches it could simply be an added graphic. Data is how to fool people that lies are truth, because it is the easiest thing to manipulate. Trust your own judgment always: you don't see a touch? There is no touch.

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

#2026WorldCup: Iran’s national team left a farewell letter to Mexico while returning home:

“To the noble people of Mexico, and especially Tijuana,

We leave this World Cup with our heads held high, but also with deep gratitude in our hearts. You opened your doors and, most importantly, your hearts to us. Despite all the logistical and political obstacles we faced throughout the tournament, your unconditional love and hospitality gave us strength.

You showed us that hosting a World Cup is not just about modern stadiums, sold tickets, or grand organizations; the real matter is respect, humanity, and dignity. Mexico is now our second home, and the Mexican jersey is our second color.

However, this farewell also carries the reckoning of a great injustice. The double standards and obstacles we faced off the pitch throughout the tournament have cast a shadow over the unifying spirit of sports.

Today, we ask the organizers and the whole world this fundamental question: Were the rules and conditions applied equally to all teams in this tournament?

For us, ‘Fair Play’ is not just about advertisements on the green pitch; it is the soul and identity of football. Unfortunately, this tournament clearly showed us how vast the distance is between the fancy words of justice behind organizations and real actions.

In a system where the powerful dictate the rules, we were not allowed to compete under equal conditions.

Yet, we know that World Cups end, organizations pass, and administrations change; but the bonds built by deep civilizations like Iran and Mexico, founded on truth, ancient culture, and human dignity, remain permanent in history.

We fought our battle on the pitch, and you declared the victory of humanity.

Thank you for everything, Mexico.”

[Yugoslavian Visuals @YugoslavVisuals]

Slovenia tourism advertisement poster, 1950s.

[Yugoslavian Visuals @YugoslavVisuals]

Fans of Yugoslavia at the FIFA World Cup in West Germany, 1974.

[𝘼𝙢𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙪𝙨��𝙤𝙡𝙨𝙝𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙠 | ☭/𝙖𝙘𝙘 @AmadeusBolshev]

"Tito was convinced Capitalism would end within his lifetime, and therefore the loans would never have to be paid back"

[KNEECAP @KNEECAPCEOL]

Fuck Keir Starmer

- A man who couldn't get us cancelled from Glasto

- A man who couldn't beat us in court

- A man who has destroyed the Labour Party

- A man whose government supports war criminals in Israel with weapons and intelligence

[Anthony Emerson❤️🌲🦞🇾🇪🌹 @AnthonyMEmerson]

Every South American election:
Fernando Inacio "Chachi" Oliveira Medina, 86-year-old trade unionist and indigenous rights activist imprisoned and tortured by the former dictatorship: 50.1%

Adolfo Mussolini Pinochet Mengele, son of high-ranking dictatorship official: 49.9%

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

Olympic champion cyclist Primož Roglič appears at the Winter Olympics in Milan with a companion carrying the Yugoslav flag.

[Middle East Eye @MiddleEastEye]

Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis says that the conflict in Gaza is being utilised as a laboratory for technology firms, such as Palantir, to train AI and data-gathering products. Beyond the political failure of the “pseudo-ceasefire”, Varoufakis says that global tech giants are exploiting the mass displacement and movement of Palestinians to refine their algorithms.

He detailed a conversation with a tech insider, formerly of Palantir, who reportedly described the “Gaza event” as “exciting” for the industry and how high-volume data generated by the bombing of densely populated areas is being harvested to develop AI products. These algorithms are then rebranded as civilian tools for managing emergency logistics and hospital systems in the West.

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

“They want me to remain silent, that is what the world wants, right? Be silent, and don't say anything. I think it's completely the opposite. Why can’t I express what I feel? Just because I am a manager? Innocent people are being killed, I condemn all of them.”

—Pep Guardiola

[Vincent Bevins @Vinncent]

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