#uprising — Public Fediverse posts
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#bobmarleyandthewailers #uprising #eightiesmusic #reggae #music #musicsky #musiciansky Bob Marley releases his final album on June 10, 1980 .. just a months before his death in '81. It's a fierce album full of Rastafarian spirituality, political commentary and some of the most memorable Marley-melodies of his life. Marley was battling some significant health issues at the time but the album prevails. Chris Blackwell's production acumen and The Wailers' heavy…
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Uprising
#bobmarleyandthewailers #uprising #eightiesmusic #reggae #music #musicsky #musiciansky Bob Marley releases his final album on June 10, 1980 .. just a months before his death in '81. It's a fierce album full of Rastafarian spirituality, political commentary and some of the most memorable Marley-melodies of his life. Marley was battling some significant health issues at the time but the album prevails. Chris Blackwell's production acumen and The Wailers' heavy…
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CW: IndoPol
The #GenZ have finally shown some #political initiative! Just keep the flame alive. Win back the #accountability necessary to keep the #democracy alive.
But, never forget what happened at the same venue (#JantarMantar) 12 years ago. It was another popular #uprising that started the slide we suffered since then - the #India Against #Corruption (#IAC) movement. Indian youth got duped and was left with profound disappointment. Be careful about malicious manipulations.
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CW: IndoPol
The #GenZ have finally shown some #political initiative! Just keep the flame alive. Win back the #accountability necessary to keep the #democracy alive.
But, never forget what happened at the same venue (#JantarMantar) 12 years ago. It was another popular #uprising that started the slide we suffered since then - the #India Against #Corruption (#IAC) movement. Indian youth got duped and was left with profound disappointment. Be careful about malicious manipulations.
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Oh wow, your TV has become a brainiac's minion! 🤖📺 Apparently, your family room is now a hub in the grand quest for world data domination, all thanks to your binge-watching habits. Who knew #Netflix and chill could lead to a dystopian #AI uprising? 😂🔥
https://blog.includesecurity.com/2026/06/the-smart-tv-in-your-livingroom-is-a-node-in-the-aiscraping-economy/ #Uprising #BingeWatching #SmartHome #Dystopia #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh wow, your TV has become a brainiac's minion! 🤖📺 Apparently, your family room is now a hub in the grand quest for world data domination, all thanks to your binge-watching habits. Who knew #Netflix and chill could lead to a dystopian #AI uprising? 😂🔥
https://blog.includesecurity.com/2026/06/the-smart-tv-in-your-livingroom-is-a-node-in-the-aiscraping-economy/ #Uprising #BingeWatching #SmartHome #Dystopia #HackerNews #ngated -
"Redemption Song" is a song by Jamaican singer Bob Marley. It is the final track on #BobMarleyAndTheWailers' twelfth album, #Uprising, produced by #ChrisBlackwell and released by #IslandRecords. The song is considered one of Marley's greatest works. Some key lyrics derived from a speech given by the #PanAfricanist orator #MarcusGarvey titled "The Work That Has Been Done", which Marley publicly recited as early as July 1979 during his appearance at the #AmandlaFestival.
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"Redemption Song" is a song by Jamaican singer Bob Marley. It is the final track on #BobMarleyAndTheWailers' twelfth album, #Uprising, produced by #ChrisBlackwell and released by #IslandRecords. The song is considered one of Marley's greatest works. Some key lyrics derived from a speech given by the #PanAfricanist orator #MarcusGarvey titled "The Work That Has Been Done", which Marley publicly recited as early as July 1979 during his appearance at the #AmandlaFestival.
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"Redemption Song" is a song by Jamaican singer Bob Marley. It is the final track on #BobMarleyAndTheWailers' twelfth album, #Uprising, produced by #ChrisBlackwell and released by #IslandRecords. The song is considered one of Marley's greatest works. Some key lyrics derived from a speech given by the #PanAfricanist orator #MarcusGarvey titled "The Work That Has Been Done", which Marley publicly recited as early as July 1979 during his appearance at the #AmandlaFestival.
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"Redemption Song" is a song by Jamaican singer Bob Marley. It is the final track on #BobMarleyAndTheWailers' twelfth album, #Uprising, produced by #ChrisBlackwell and released by #IslandRecords. The song is considered one of Marley's greatest works. Some key lyrics derived from a speech given by the #PanAfricanist orator #MarcusGarvey titled "The Work That Has Been Done", which Marley publicly recited as early as July 1979 during his appearance at the #AmandlaFestival.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZpxaeICYyg -
"Redemption Song" is a song by Jamaican singer Bob Marley. It is the final track on #BobMarleyAndTheWailers' twelfth album, #Uprising, produced by #ChrisBlackwell and released by #IslandRecords. The song is considered one of Marley's greatest works. Some key lyrics derived from a speech given by the #PanAfricanist orator #MarcusGarvey titled "The Work That Has Been Done", which Marley publicly recited as early as July 1979 during his appearance at the #AmandlaFestival.
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Bolivia. The Righteous Wrath of the Wretched of the Earth Is Felt Again
There are thousands and thousands who run through the streets of La Paz waving wilphalas and shouting: “let him go” referring to the lackey president of Donald Trump’s directives, the right-wing Rodrigo Paz. In six months of bad government, the Bolivian people, who do not know what possibilism and the lying “give it time” are, have marched, blocked the main roads and demonstrated to the rest of the peoples of the continent that insurrections, when there is a just cause, work.
It is essential, when analyzing this Bolivian uprising against the established power, to take into account the long history of frustrations, mistreatment, surrenderist policies and coups d’état that have been unleashed for years against the most humble. It is worth remembering that Bolivia is one of the Latin American countries that still preserves the most strongholds of slavery, almost going back to the Middle Ages, and that a large part of those sites that were denounced and intervened during the government of Evo Morales, belong mostly to those corrupt businessmen who, both in Santa Cruz and Beni, or Tarija, speak out today for the “sustaining of the democratic order.”
For the Bolivian bourgeoisie, accustomed to imposing its policies of dispossession at the point of bullets and imprisonment of those they consider “wayward”, what is happening today in the country frightens and unnerves them, since with the racist definitions that they do not shy away from disguising, they think, they are convinced, like their predecessors the Spanish conquistadors, that “the Indians” are not worthy of being included in “their” white societies, with the influence of the Nazi Croats who at the end of the war decided to populate some areas of the country and build fiefdoms where discrimination is commonplace.
Hence this insurrection, born out of rebellion against a law, the 1720 land law, which allowed small agricultural property to be converted into medium-sized ones to be used as collateral for bank loans. That is, concentrating the lands in the few hands of the usual people, who do not even use them to produce but to generate large estates.
That was the trigger, there arose the first protests that grew, despite the fact that the government of Rodrigo Paz decided to repeal the law, but immediately its political supporters and businessmen did not hide their displeasure, and what should be resolved with urgent agrarian legislation began to be shelved. Added to this is the lack of fuel, which has been dragging on since the time when the former president and now imprisoned, Luis Arce, governed. These two elements lit the fuse, and the peasant and indigenous people, plus a call from the Bolivian Workers’ Central (COB), determined that the first blockades and a national strike for an indefinite period would begin.
It is then that the important roads began to be filled, as usually happens in these cases, with large stones, cement blocks, and garbage containers, and the barricades began to burn. Day and night, with well-organized vigils by the communities, enduring intense cold, but with the morale intact of those who know what they are fighting for, the Bolivian map began to be dyed with the multiple colors of the men’s ponchos and the women’s skirts, inevitable and hard as steel at the time of the fight.
Rodrigo Paz, like every scared bourgeois, could not think of any other idea than to take the soldiers out onto the streets and start shooting indiscriminately. It is enough to watch the videos that show drunk captains, in campaign uniforms, haranguing a troop full of faces as indigenous as those they would repress hours later, and tell them that “for the country we are going to teach these filthy people a lesson.” But, the feints of imposing “discipline” with sword and fire were not enough, nor were the four peasants who were murdered, to stop what at this point is a new Fuenteovejuna. For each bullet fired, thousands of stones, Molotov cocktails, sticks and whatever was at hand were returned to those “warriors” of capitalism. There are epic scenes, where hundreds of “red ponchos” break the police cordon protected by fences, and make the uniformed officers flee, even disarming several of them.
Then, as always happens, the “fire extinguishers” on duty appear, the racist and pre-conciliar Church, the (in)Ombudsmen, and the well-known NGOs who maintain that it is necessary to “dialogue”, that “violence leads to nothing”, that “democracy is in danger”, that… With these occasional speeches, they actually try to save the clothes of a cornered government, which receives direct orders from the United States embassy in La Paz.
Whenever people make use of self-defense logic, and respond to the violence of those above with similar but unequal responses, there is a chorus of opportunists and adherents to the de facto powers, who want to buy time to rearm, and offer dialogue. When this does not happen, and the insurgents disbelieve the siren song, they inevitably call them “terrorists” and proceed accordingly. Hence the request for the arrest of the top leader of the COB, Mario Argollo and other worker and peasant leaders. The face of the trial that will come upon them if they are unlucky enough to be captured is for “public incitement to commit a crime and the possible crime of terrorism.” Not to mention the persecution that Evo Morales has been suffering for years, who they do not dare to stop because they know that there are thousands of peasants willing to defend him.
This is how things are in Bolivia. With an insurrection in full development, with an open ending, but with an undoubted demonstration that for the people of the continent and throughout the Third World, “the fight for stolen rights is won by fighting.” Bolivia, in fact, marks, with the courageous actions of its people, a path for those who, enduring fascist governments, looters and repressors, with Yankee troops besieging or even occupying their territories, do not dare to confront. And they don’t do it because almost always, there is a pact-making, accommodating and easily buyable leadership that stops or cushions necessary and just rebellions. A large part of these obstacles, entangled in the bourgeois politicking of “democracies rigorously controlled by the United States”, also exist in Bolivia, but in front there is a brave people who are not daunted, who know, because they experienced it very recently, with Evo in the Palacio del Quemado, what it is like to have a government that defends its achievements, which may have errors but thanks to its innumerable successes, there was a kind of resurrection of those who for centuries were condemned to exclusion. Residents, who like the Palestinians on October 7, were urged to shout “Enough of so much oppression, damn it.”
By Carlos Aznárez / Resumen Latinoamericano, May 20, 2026.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=33077 #bolivia #evoMorales #southAmerica #uprising #usImperialism -
https://www.europesays.com/africa/224366/ March and March protests are national security risk, says Ntshavheni #FakeVideos #ForeignNationals #IllegalMigrants #MarchAndMarch #Protests #ReputationalHarm #SecurityRisk #SouthAfrica #uprising
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/74882/ « Beginnings » : la métamorphose d’un couple face au handicap #apartheid #banner #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #black #CabinetReshuffle #CapeTown #corruption #crime #flags #gordhan #majority #march #minority #nun #parliament #peaceful #people #POLICE #poster #poverty #Président #protest #RainbowNation #religion #Science #ScienceAndTechnology #Sciences #SciencesEtTechnologies #sign #SouthAfrica #state #Technologies #Technology #uprising #ZUMA #zumamustfall
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/74860/ Le nucléaire, combiné au photovoltaïque, pourrait provoquer des problèmes sur le réseau électrique belge #apartheid #banner #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #black #Business #CabinetReshuffle #CapeTown #corruption #crime #Économie #Economy #flags #gordhan #majority #march #minority #nun #parliament #peaceful #people #POLICE #poster #poverty #Président #protest #RainbowNation #religion #sign #SouthAfrica #state #uprising #ZUMA #zumamustfall
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Rise like Lions after slumber
In unvanquishable number,
Shake your chains to earth like dew
Which in sleep had fallen on you
Ye are many — they are few.Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) English poet
Poem (1819), “The Mask of Anarchy,” st. 38More about this quote: wist.info/shelley-percy-bysshe…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #shelley #percybisheshelley #commonpeople #numbers #oppression #people #revolution #strength #tyranny #uprising #labor #protest
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Rise like Lions after slumber
In unvanquishable number,
Shake your chains to earth like dew
Which in sleep had fallen on you
Ye are many — they are few.Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) English poet
Poem (1819), “The Mask of Anarchy,” st. 38More about this quote: wist.info/shelley-percy-bysshe…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #shelley #percybisheshelley #commonpeople #numbers #oppression #people #revolution #strength #tyranny #uprising #labor #protest
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Why no foreign uprising about Gaza genocide ?
One person on Mastodon asked why people in Western countries, the countries complicit in the Gaza genocide,
do not rise up and overthrow the regimes.Very interesting question.
And can I write about this here without getting arrested immediately ?
You never know in this “cool”, former colonist, Netherlands country.
Therefore I’ll keep it polite and “classy”.My gut feeling not based on facts tells me that this is not feasible in Western Europe.
In South America maybe. In Africa and Asia it’s possible.And then there’s the mysterious USA.
One wonders what happened to all the bragging gun lovers wanting to defend themselves.
Now that the enemy within, the fascist Trump regime, is destroying parts of USA (with Putin
in Russia laughing” there is still no civil war. Ironically Elon “Nazi salute” Musk who
made hints about civil war in the UK is still influencing millions of people without
any repercussions.How about the Netherlands (further abbreviated as NL) ?
Since a really long time I have been thinking that the middle class has grown too big,
and too many people have been happy with their TVs, cars, and more recently an
incredible amount of people appear to be married with their phones.As long if there is not a critical mass of angry people in a country
who want big chances there’s little chance for an uprising.But in general for uprisings various other ingredients can be important.
For example, a corrupt military.However, one thing is that mass surveillance is pretty strong in NL.
Cameras everywhere, and climate activists getting arrested for no reason, just
for intimidation.
(With some “funny” exception like diamond stealing. A bunch of guys stole several
diamonds during the day at an exhibition and <checks notes> they got away by
using electric steps, and still not arrested as far as I’ve seen in the news.)
The other thing is that fossil fuels dependency (and possibly lobbying, bribes)
is pretty strong, as well as the “special” relationships with the USA and Israel,
meaning that there’s all kind of companies involved backing the government’s
status quo.Add to that the massive rise of fascism, with fascism ideas been normalized in
talkshows, newspapers, TV, radio and so on.
Currently the Netherlands has these fascist political parties in the 2nd Chamber :
PVV,FvD,JA21,Groep Markuszo, and the fascist leaning VVD,BBB,SGP.
That’s a scary seven political parties.Regime change in the Netherlands, whether that is by voting, discrediting
fascists, demonstrations, writing to your MPs and so on, is not realistic
any time soon.What can do you if you’re in the Netherlands apart from boycotting Israel ?
Take on the fossil fuel, by doing this it basically weakens the power of the
current government.– Buy a solar panel for your balcony.
If you don’t want to spend money on it start a crowdfunding campaign.– Experiment with wind energy for small things that need little amount
of energy.– Stop cooking on gas. Buy a rice-cooker. Eat more raw food and bread.
– Break with the banks that support climate-destruction, war, apartheid.
– Break with health care insurance companies that support
climate-destruction, war, apartheid.– Urge your city to do more for public transport.
– Start talking about Israel’s apartheid. NL has a history with
apartheid in South-Africa, that is an emotional connections. Lots of
politicians, newspapers and journalists are still very afraid to use the word
genocide in regards to Gaza. Therefore empathize on the word
apartheid. Israel is an apartheid state and NL is shamefully supporting
that very much.– Ask your work to be allowed to work more from home if you need to
travel by car to your work.– Donate to projects that will support Palestine, for example
Plant een olijfboom.– Call out government and complicit people about them falling for the
lobbying by CIDI. If they really stand for all Jews in this world why
is a Jewish group like Een ander Joods geluid every time excluded
from talks with the government ?– Promote music that is anti-genocide and pro-Palestine, for example
the Irish band Kneecap and Bob Vylan.– Consider traveling to the West Bank to support Palestine people
against the Zionist settlers violence simply by staying there.– Follow the Global Sumus Flotilla sailing with more than 100 boats to Gaza
to break the illegal siege.– Write angry letters to your newspapers about the shameful Israel apartheid
complicity of NL.– Tell people that the slogan “From the River to the Sea, Palestine will
be free” is not a violent slogan. Go read about the violent Christian Crusades
history and you’ll see the name Palestine. Jews and Palestians have lived
in peace in the past in the same area.– Share this story.
Boosting is not immediately endorsement. You can boost
a Mastodon post to share ideas, food for thought, food for discussion,
food for change. Go for critical thinking.Like in the Monty Python movie Life of Brian where Brian from an open window
shouts to the huge crowd outside below “You need to think for yourself!”
(and the crowd, like a unison choir shouts “We need to think for ourselves”).Critical thinking is something we need more than before in these times
where silence and looking away has become normal for many people.Free free Palestine!
#freepalestine
#BDS #BobVylan #BreakTheSiege #Flotilla #Fossilfuels #Freepalestine #Kneecap #Netherlands #Ukpol #Uprising #Zionism #apartheid #boycott #gaza #palestine #uspol -
Why no foreign uprising about Gaza genocide ?
One person on Mastodon asked why people in Western countries, the countries complicit in the Gaza genocide,
do not rise up and overthrow the regimes.Very interesting question.
And can I write about this here without getting arrested immediately ?
You never know in this “cool”, former colonist, Netherlands country.
Therefore I’ll keep it polite and “classy”.My gut feeling not based on facts tells me that this is not feasible in Western Europe.
In South America maybe. In Africa and Asia it’s possible.And then there’s the mysterious USA.
One wonders what happened to all the bragging gun lovers wanting to defend themselves.
Now that the enemy within, the fascist Trump regime, is destroying parts of USA (with Putin
in Russia laughing” there is still no civil war. Ironically Elon “Nazi salute” Musk who
made hints about civil war in the UK is still influencing millions of people without
any repercussions.How about the Netherlands (further abbreviated as NL) ?
Since a really long time I have been thinking that the middle class has grown too big,
and too many people have been happy with their TVs, cars, and more recently an
incredible amount of people appear to be married with their phones.As long if there is not a critical mass of angry people in a country
who want big chances there’s little chance for an uprising.But in general for uprisings various other ingredients can be important.
For example, a corrupt military.However, one thing is that mass surveillance is pretty strong in NL.
Cameras everywhere, and climate activists getting arrested for no reason, just
for intimidation.
(With some “funny” exception like diamond stealing. A bunch of guys stole several
diamonds during the day at an exhibition and <checks notes> they got away by
using electric steps, and still not arrested as far as I’ve seen in the news.)
The other thing is that fossil fuels dependency (and possibly lobbying, bribes)
is pretty strong, as well as the “special” relationships with the USA and Israel,
meaning that there’s all kind of companies involved backing the government’s
status quo.Add to that the massive rise of fascism, with fascism ideas been normalized in
talkshows, newspapers, TV, radio and so on.
Currently the Netherlands has these fascist political parties in the 2nd Chamber :
PVV,FvD,JA21,Groep Markuszo, and the fascist leaning VVD,BBB,SGP.
That’s a scary seven political parties.Regime change in the Netherlands, whether that is by voting, discrediting
fascists, demonstrations, writing to your MPs and so on, is not realistic
any time soon.What can do you if you’re in the Netherlands apart from boycotting Israel ?
Take on the fossil fuel, by doing this it basically weakens the power of the
current government.– Buy a solar panel for your balcony.
If you don’t want to spend money on it start a crowdfunding campaign.– Experiment with wind energy for small things that need little amount
of energy.– Stop cooking on gas. Buy a rice-cooker. Eat more raw food and bread.
– Break with the banks that support climate-destruction, war, apartheid.
– Break with health care insurance companies that support
climate-destruction, war, apartheid.– Urge your city to do more for public transport.
– Start talking about Israel’s apartheid. NL has a history with
apartheid in South-Africa, that is an emotional connections. Lots of
politicians, newspapers and journalists are still very afraid to use the word
genocide in regards to Gaza. Therefore empathize on the word
apartheid. Israel is an apartheid state and NL is shamefully supporting
that very much.– Ask your work to be allowed to work more from home if you need to
travel by car to your work.– Donate to projects that will support Palestine, for example
Plant een olijfboom.– Call out government and complicit people about them falling for the
lobbying by CIDI. If they really stand for all Jews in this world why
is a Jewish group like Een ander Joods geluid every time excluded
from talks with the government ?– Promote music that is anti-genocide and pro-Palestine, for example
the Irish band Kneecap and Bob Vylan.– Consider traveling to the West Bank to support Palestine people
against the Zionist settlers violence simply by staying there.– Follow the Global Sumus Flotilla sailing with more than 100 boats to Gaza
to break the illegal siege.– Write angry letters to your newspapers about the shameful Israel apartheid
complicity of NL.– Tell people that the slogan “From the River to the Sea, Palestine will
be free” is not a violent slogan. Go read about the violent Christian Crusades
history and you’ll see the name Palestine. Jews and Palestians have lived
in peace in the past in the same area.– Share this story.
Boosting is not immediately endorsement. You can boost
a Mastodon post to share ideas, food for thought, food for discussion,
food for change. Go for critical thinking.Like in the Monty Python movie Life of Brian where Brian from an open window
shouts to the huge crowd outside below “You need to think for yourself!”
(and the crowd, like a unison choir shouts “We need to think for ourselves”).Critical thinking is something we need more than before in these times
where silence and looking away has become normal for many people.Free free Palestine!
#freepalestine
#BDS #BobVylan #BreakTheSiege #Flotilla #Fossilfuels #Freepalestine #Kneecap #Netherlands #Ukpol #Uprising #Zionism #apartheid #boycott #gaza #palestine #uspol -
Saturday, January 31, 2026
"They are not very interested:" – Russia halts POW exchanges --We are all used to this; Inside one of Kyiv’s hardest-hit buildings this winter -- The illusion of a ceasefire in Ukraine -- Russia attacks passenger bus in Kherson Oblast, killing 1, injuring 5 ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/01/saturday-january-31-2026/
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Saturday, January 31, 2026
"They are not very interested:" – Russia halts POW exchanges --We are all used to this; Inside one of Kyiv’s hardest-hit buildings this winter -- The illusion of a ceasefire in Ukraine -- Russia attacks passenger bus in Kherson Oblast, killing 1, injuring 5 ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/01/saturday-january-31-2026/
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Saturday, January 31, 2026
"They are not very interested:" – Russia halts POW exchanges --We are all used to this; Inside one of Kyiv’s hardest-hit buildings this winter -- The illusion of a ceasefire in Ukraine -- Russia attacks passenger bus in Kherson Oblast, killing 1, injuring 5 ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/01/saturday-january-31-2026/
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Saturday, January 31, 2026
"They are not very interested:" – Russia halts POW exchanges --We are all used to this; Inside one of Kyiv’s hardest-hit buildings this winter -- The illusion of a ceasefire in Ukraine -- Russia attacks passenger bus in Kherson Oblast, killing 1, injuring 5 ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/01/saturday-january-31-2026/
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Saturday, January 31, 2026
"They are not very interested:" – Russia halts POW exchanges --We are all used to this; Inside one of Kyiv’s hardest-hit buildings this winter -- The illusion of a ceasefire in Ukraine -- Russia attacks passenger bus in Kherson Oblast, killing 1, injuring 5 ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/01/saturday-january-31-2026/
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Winners Of The 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards
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Winners Of The 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards
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Winners Of The 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards
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Winners Of The 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards
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#35 - Grosse baston = gros épisode 😁 😁 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#34 - Notre état-major à parlé, on lance l'assaut ! 🎯 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#33 - Derniers survivants ! Et quid de la suite ❓ - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#32 - Le Cartel ne lâche rien ! 💥 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#31 - Assaut sur Chihuaha 🪖 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#31 - Assaut sur Chihuaha 🪖 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#31 - Assaut sur Chihuaha 🪖 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#30 - Encore une défense dans le désert, notre spécialité ! ☀️ - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#29 - Assaut de flanc et vol de voiture ! 🚗 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#28 - Ça fait du bien de retrouver Légion ! 🤖 - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#27 - La comète noire ☄️ - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#26 - Nous devons reprendre les Midlands ! ✊ - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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#25 - Le soleil mérite bien son nom ! ☀️ - TERMINATOR DFD Uprising [FR-Linux]
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「毛派在掌权后为了维持统治,逐渐放弃了革命目标,转而采纳了资本主义做法。这些做法恰恰与他们声称摧毁的旧压迫体系如出一辙…
…令人欣慰的是,无政府主义运动正在悄然兴起,并日益获得认可。
有效的抵抗必须结合有组织的倡议教育、动员工作以及应对自发性群众起义的准备。引导社会运动朝着正确方向发展至关重要,尤其要管理好应对政府垮台时产生的权力真空 ——资本主义势力常趁机填补以恢复旧秩序,旧精英们会试图重新夺回权力 ……
我们给全球同志们的建议是:不仅要为反抗做准备,更要为政权倒台后的破除等级制的新结构和社会重建做好准备。」🧬日历更新《推翻政府仅仅是第一步》
https://iyouport.notion.site/28134ca2d46d8018ac41c03be75b843f#尼泊尔 #起义 #无政府主义 #革命 #中国 #印度 #一带一路 #政治经济 #民族主义 #tips #Nepal #Uprising #Anarchism #Revolution #China #India #BRI #PoliticalEconomy #Nationalism