Spec @Spectrums_

Deputy Prime Minister of Cuba, Moncada Barracks fighter, founding member of M-26-7, Granma expeditionary, and beloved comandante of the Cuban Revolution has died after a life of service I had the privilege of hearing Comandante Ramiro tell stories of La Sierra Maestra in 2019 ❤️

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Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez @DiazCanelB

14 hours ago

La partida física del Comandante de la Revolución, Ramiro Valdés Menéndez, duele profundamente, como la de un padre. Así lo quise y respeté siempre. Así recordaré su apoyo y consejos, su discreta colaboración y ejemplar consagración al servicio de la Patria. 1/3

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There you have it. Anthropic's CEO said it: The murder of more than 100 schoolgirls in Minab targeted by Anthropic's CLAUDE "is a use case that doesn't even violate our red lines." Time to rise up against these technofeudal war criminals.

Victims of Capitalism Memorial Foundation @karaokecomputer

a week ago

CEO of Anthropic Dario Amodei awkwardly smiles through his answer to a question about why Claude AI directly contributed to the US Military bombing of the elementary school in Minab.

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United Nations Convention Against Torture explicitly names acoustic bombardment as a torture method. They should sue these data center owners for human rights violations.

Devin Nunes' Cattle Dog 🇺🇦 🇪🇺🇺🇸🇨🇦 🇦🇺 @Kaos_Vs_Control

a week ago

Sure to impact animal and human reproduction...mark my words. Poor guy saw his home's value drop to essentially zero. Ain't no one buying a house to deal with that noise 24/7

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Correct

🇰🇪 James WaNjeri @JamesKWaNjeri

a week ago

One of the reasons slaves were classified as property is so that their intellectual creations could be owned by the masters. Imperialism is a disease

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every time i see portraits of lenin like this i think of the langston hughes poem

union thug @wellrestedpizza

2 weeks ago

The concept of each race painting Lenin to look like them, like people do with Jesus.

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They fear this

🇵🇸 @roseykatssx

2 weeks ago

me (a palestinian) getting ready to be mexican tonight

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I am telling you, every single team should pack up and leave. Stop sportswashing fascism.

New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko

2 weeks ago

🚨 HUMILIATION AT THE WORLD CUP: SENEGAL STARS TREATED LIKE CRIMINALS BY US BORDER THUGS Senegal 🇸🇳 national team arrives in the US for #WorldCup2026 — and what do they get? US authorities pulling them off the plane for aggressive bag searches, invasive checks, and public

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I often think of this passage from Lenin’s text on Tolstoy and the labor movement: "Despair is typical of those who do not understand the causes of evil, see no way out, and are incapable of struggle." We rarely see the other parts of that paragraph. "Despair is typical of the classes which are perishing,” Lenin writes. "The modern industrial proletariat does not belong to the category of such classes." Lenin was writing about the labor movement, and the objective historical process that saw it rise and replace the peasantry as the dominant force in Russia. The peasantry was gripped by despair because its class no longer had a future. The proletariat, by contrast, was growing in strength and number. Today, Lenin’s insight also holds true of the streets of Iran, where people mobilize by the millions under bombardment. It is true of the communes in Venezuela, whose militants continue the task of building socialism and are prepared to take up arms to defend it. It is true of the people of Cuba, who remain defiant under a crushing blockade that has turned their cities dark. Those who despair now — as a new world is being born — are really just mourning the death of liberalism. They are mourning the death of a world that never existed: a world of supposed lawfulness and “rules-based” governance. Anyone who has ever earnestly tried to bring a new world into being quickly learned that these were fictions created to secure impunity for the colonizer and oppressor. That is why we find that people on the vanguard of the systemic transition underway — as with the labor movement in Lenin’s time — “have plenty to protest against but nothing to despair about.”

inhumans of capitalism (Ojibwa ) @Inhumansoflate1

2 weeks ago

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It is crucial to understand that this is a major reason for the West’s increasing belligerence toward China over the past decade. China’s development is challenging Western monopolies. This imposes a direct squeeze on Western profits but it also undermines a core tenet of imperialism. The West’s monopoly power allows them to impose dependency on the global South. The South is forced to export large quantities of raw materials and intermediate goods in order to pay for imports at monopoly prices. This produces large net flows from the global South, propping up the West’s growth and profits. If the West’s monopoly power declines, this flow gets cut off. They are desperate to prevent this from happening, to the point of fantasising about going to war with China to destroy China’s industrial base. The West’s whole model for capital accumulation depends on Southern dependency. As that arrangement becomes increasingly unstable, the Western ruling class will become increasingly violent.

hello world @whiteTony99

3 weeks ago

西方对中国最愤怒是中国把他们躺赚了几十年的暴利生意，一个个砸成了普通人都买得起的日用品。 这种愤怒已经刻进了很多西方人的骨子里，他们不是不理解，而是不愿意理解，不愿意接受自己再也不能躺着剥削全世界的事实。

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Honestly, Mamdani and his PR team are incredibly savvy. They're doing exactly what they promised: rebuilding the people’s trust in government, but through perception first. Take the Israeli parade. First, he announces he'll be skipping it. That dominates headlines and reinforces the image of a mayor willing to take a bold stand, even at political risk. People who were skeptical start questioning their skepticism because the move feels authentic and principled. Then, after that positive perception takes hold, you get something like the video below. He still announces that he won't attend the parade himself, so he keeps the positive publicity. But at the same time, he says he'll send a member of his administration instead: Jessica Tisch, whom he chose to retain despite her family's well-known ties to Netanyahu. Most people won't notice the distinction. A small number like myself will criticize it, but by then the mass deception has already been established. The public focus shifts from scrutinizing the contradiction to defending the image of a "principled mayor." The net result is growing support, deeper belief in the system, and no political cost for it. This is the same pattern I saw with his pro-Palestinian messaging. "Free Palestine" goes viral, his supporters rally behind him, and his popularity grows. Then later, he starts saying in interviews that “Israel has a right to exist.” When I called it out and challenged him directly, the base had already been manipulated into a loyal following built around a radical image of him. Only months later did my criticism start to go mainstream, but by then the cycle had already reset and repeated itself. That's what makes the strategy so effective. The headline-grabbing position comes first. The nuance comes later. By the time people notice the difference, the public perception has already been set and he’s onto the next thing.

Jacob N. Kornbluh @jacobkornbluh

4 weeks ago

WATCH: I asked Mamdani that while he won't be attending given his personal views, is the administration sending a representative on behalf of the administration to the parade? Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch steps in and points to herself. Mamdani nods in agreement.

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This is what Bolivia's highways look like at the moment. Each town & village blocks their stretch, and the union members in each community take turns at the barricades. This is part of the general strike against neoliberalism. Now entering week 3.

There's nothing schizophrenic about this. This is a cogent political thesis that also happens to be the same political thesis of the United States and its European vassals.

doomernat @doomernat22

4 weeks ago

the political schizophrenia in ukraine is something that almost no one can understand.

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✨🇨🇳In many companies in China, there is a dedicated effort to recruit employees with disabilities, providing them with jobs and building inclusive workplaces. BYD, for example, has over 5,300 disabled employees (end-2025) and adds hundreds annually.

3.5-4 million Muslims from central Asian states joined the red army to fight fascism but sure they didn’t do anything to fight fascism

The Jewish Katniss @themockingjew

4 weeks ago

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We must seize power, send the President back to his country and we indigenous must govern ourselves - Bolivia's Quechua communities in Potosí on Day 13 of the general strike against neoliberalism.

"Workers of every country have their Strait of Hormuz"

Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_

a month ago

This is Bolivia: Day 8 of the general strike, barricades across all the highways bringing all trade and economic activity to a halt, commercial trucks backed up for miles. This continues until the neoliberal govt resigns. Workers of every country have their Strait of Hormuz.

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Happy World Keffiyeh Day!!! 🇵🇸

RIP George Habash ☭ 🇵🇸 🔻🪂 @RIPGeorgeHabash

a month ago

Happy World Keffiyeh Day! Wear it proudly.🧣 Every Palestinian (in the broad sense, meaning anyone who sees Palestine as a part of their struggle, regardless of their secondary identities), is on the front lines of the battle for Palestine, so be careful not to fail in your duty

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When China suffered great famine in the end of 1950s. US denied China from buying grains. It even spreaded the words that Mao allowed it to happen and tens of millions of Chinese died. Chinese people couldn't do anything but endure. They learned that they can only rely on themselves. Fast forward to today, now US-led World Bank is accusing China for hoarding food and fertiliser. The irony.

BBC News (World) @BBCWorld

a month ago

China should stop hoarding food and fertiliser, says former World Bank chief bbc.in/4trMpSU

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come to think of it, the Palestinians probably are the main characters of history

Henry 🌲 @Dixieslent

a month ago

The PLO was training Quebecois nationalists from their camps in Lebanon.

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