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Οργισμένος έγραψε: 10 Δεκ 2024, 17:36 Πολυ μπατχαρτ μαζι με βλακωδη βερμπαλισμο....
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dna replication έγραψε: 10 Δεκ 2024, 17:18 But now the Syrian ambassador to Russia himself, Bashar al-Jafaari, went even further in condemning the decadence under Assad:

Everybody gangsta until they lose the Mandate of Heaven.

S.L. Kanthan
@Kanthan2030

What happened since 2011 was NOT a civil war.
It was a proxy war waged by 100,000+ jihadists flown into Syria from all over the world.

S.L. Kanthan
@Kanthan2030

Weapons also flowed from all over the world. And they were sneaked into Syria mostly across the Syria-Turkey border.

Some came in through Syria and Iraq as well.

S.L. Kanthan
@Kanthan2030
The collusion to topple Assad involved many countries.

US and Israel supplied weapons, money and propaganda.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar provided money. Al Jazeera did the propaganda.

Turkey and Jordan played key roles in logistics.

UK provided propaganda and established the White Helmets.

France recruited traitors.

The two main reasons:

* US and Israel want total hegemony in the region. The US has had plans to break up many countries in the region. Plus, the Greater Israel project.

* Qatar wanted a gas pipeline thru Syria to Turkey to Europe. But Assad wanted an Iranian pipeline.

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Varoufakis critiques anti-imperialism by rejecting both imperialism & governments like Assad's, advocating for “minimum ethical standards.”

Varoufakis calls Assad, Saddam, & others “tyrants,” implying these governments have inherent moral flaws. This framing ignores how such governments arise from specific material conditions—colonial histories, economic pressures, and imperialist interference.

He claims such governments inevitably crumble due to alienating their people. This overlooks how imperialist powers exploit internal contradictions through sanctions, proxy wars, and military intervention, creating the conditions for collapse.

A materialist approach identifies imperialism as the primary contradiction driving global oppression. While local governments have internal issues, they are secondary to the broader struggle against imperialism’s domination and exploitation.

This isn’t about idealizing such governments but recognizing their context. Assad’s government, for example, isn’t “good” or “bad” in the abstract—it’s a product of material forces shaped by imperialist aggression and regional struggles for power.

Varoufakis also claims anti-imperialism succeeds by “winning hearts and minds” through ethical consistency. But people are mobilized by material interests—land, labor, and resources—not abstract moral appeals disconnected from their daily struggles.

The narrative that anti-imperialists must condemn both sides equally obscures the role of imperialist intervention in creating instability. The jihadists Varoufakis criticizes didn’t emerge organically—they were armed and funded by imperialist forces to destabilize Syria.

Effective anti-imperialism requires understanding imperialism’s material structures and uniting against its domination. It’s not about defending every action of governments under attack but recognizing their struggle for sovereignty as part of a larger resistance.

In summary, opposing imperialism means prioritizing the primary contradiction: the global system of domination and exploitation. Labeling governments as “tyrants” without context reinforces imperialist narratives and undermines the fight for sovereignty.

Anti-imperialism requires more than rejecting “both sides.” It demands exposing imperialism as the primary driver of global suffering and refusing to equate oppressors with the oppressed. Anything less risks enabling imperialism’s agenda.

https://x.com/Tracking_Power/status/1866854487362556017

DD Geopolitics
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Russia suspends wheat supplies to Syria due to 'government uncertainty and payment issues' The Ukrainian Minister of Agriculture stated that Kiev is ready to send supplies

THE SULTAN HAS SPOKEN: Turkish President Erdogan announces his intention to occupy Syrian territory.

The cities that we call Aleppo, Idlib, Damascus and Raqqa will become Turkish provinces like Antep, Hatay and Urfa - the Turkish president said, speaking at a party congress.

Video: https://t.me/IntelRepublic/44648

Turkey is ready to provide military support and training if the new Syrian government asks for it, Turkish Defense Minister Akar says

https://twitter.com/ragipsoylu/status/1 ... 0737390955