KnownUnknownKnower [any]

Yeah everyone here thinks Hasan is perfect and tells us everything we want to hear. You type weird

Something’s going on in Tripoli, no idea what though

They were either saying especially brave or especially naive and contextually I assumed the latter

It’s stupid for Hasan to travel internationally? Or are you just assuming he wasn’t aware he has eyes on him?

Yeah he should have known better and just shut up so they could call him a terrorist in peace. H was ignoring Ethan for months, and bro still asked his lawyer if he could get him on terrorism charges

Funny you should mention Libya https://t.me/nayaforiraq/26867

Thanks for the details, the ecology of arms smuggling in the Middle East is fascinating

How? What happened?

Hmm could be from Syria then, still weird to be in Gaza. Thanks!

What’s your explanation for this turn of events? Are Kurds treated/represented better under any government? Are legal pathways more rational than armed struggle, will electoral politics free the Kurdish people? I’d say no!

Are these IDF guns? I’ve seen their Tavors at other release ceremonies, but these look different

The democrats support the ethno-religious state of Israel in its genocide, why should they or you be taken seriously?

I can’t think of any other development in the last 5 years that would lead the PKK to disband. I think it’s fair to conflate the two in this instance because why would Turkish victory in Syria lead the PKK to conclude that the phase of armed struggle has ended? It appears that the PKK decision follows from the SDF signing agreements with Jolani. Am I misrepresenting the situation?

That’s every xiaohongshu post, nothing matters until the PRC stop being libs

Specifically in Syria in the last 6 months, disarmament leads directly to sectarian massacres and crimes. Not sure if the new government will be more tolerant to Kurds than Druze or Alawites

Doesn’t do a great job at convincing me that the Kurdish liberation movement had goals besides undermining Assad. How are they any closer to sovereignty now than uhhh November 24?

One side continued the genocide while tut tutting, one side got a ceasefire (before Israel broke it) and is directly negotiating with the Palestinians bypassing Israel. On the face of it, it seems like one side has a lot more Gazan blood on their hands. But keep telling people they need to vote blue no matter who

The dems didn’t bungle, they’re ideologically committed to Zionism and genocide, which is why Kamala didn’t say a damn word on the “campaign trail”. Sucks if right wing antisemitism prevails, but the space for this only exists because of liberal inaction

Doesn’t really disabuse anybody of the idea that they were a western puppet solely dedicated to splitting, undermining, and collapsing the Assad government

I disagree with most of what they say, including this post, I just haven’t read enough history to argue against it. I was hoping the “engagement” would produce some clarity.

“Two senior Hamas officials to Asharq:

– Progress has been made on allowing aid into Gaza, securing a two-phase prisoner exchange deal, and reaching a ceasefire.

– The movement’s leadership has been holding direct talks for several days with official US envoys in Doha.

– The talks have covered a 70-day renewable truce in exchange for the release of 10 living Israeli captives.

– Discussions have also addressed US guarantees to prevent Israel from resuming military operations.“

https://t.me/thecradlemedia/34834

Could be just bluster and false promises, but Trump loves a deal he can say he got done.