Adam K

@Handre If Venezuela is real socialism then Africa is true capitalism

Socialist: "Nordic countries prove socialism works." Economist: "They rank higher on economic freedom than the US." Socialist: "But they have universal healthcare." Economist: "Funded by 25% VAT taxes on the poor and 180% car taxes." Socialist: "They're more equal." Economist: "Sweden has more billionaires per capita than America." Socialist: "That's not real socialism." Economist: "Correct. Real socialism is Venezuela, where toilet paper costs $100." Socialist: "That's different." Economist: "Is it."

During Newroz in 2026, a Kurd in Kobane took down the Flag of Syria. In reaction to this, STG fanatics launched a nation wide manhunt against Kurds - justified by many Syrians, especially in the online-space. Today across Deirezzor, Syrias Mudjaheddin are taking down the flag of Syria and even desecrate it - yet, no Syrian is speaking out against it nor are they condemning it. And they certainly are not launching a manhunt against Syrians from Deirezzor. Baath ideology continues to dominates the Syrian political landscape; the followers of Jolani are using the notion of Syrian-Sovereignty as a token to justify fascist attacks against the Kurdish people in Syria. We are looking at 2 similar events, the Kurdish event and the much more severe arab event - but the Syrian people are reacting to these events very differently..

This is the level of security breakdown we have reached in the city of Raqqa under control of HTS terrorists A man ran over several young men with his car after a fight broke out

Meanwhile in Deir ez-zor under control of Julani terror regime: Al-Qaeda/ISIS renmants remove the so-called "Syrian Flag" and desecrate it

Shocking testimonies from freed Kurdish prisoners about brutal torture operations in Al-Jolani’s prisons In a new report by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), harrowing testimonies from prisoners released from the jihadist authority’s detention facilities were documented. The transitional government released the third batch of detainees, comprising 400 prisoners from jails in Manbij, Raqqa, Deir ez-Zor, Aleppo, Hama, Ras al-Ayn/Serêkaniyê, and Tel Abyad/Girê Spî. 🔹 Prisoners were subjected to torture methods prohibited under international law, including burning, electric shocks, and extreme torture practices such as what is known as “al-Khazouk” (a form of anal torture/rape), particularly in detention centers in the Tel Abyad/Girê Spî area. The nature, repetition, and geographic spread of these practices point to an institutional and systematic pattern of torture, not isolated individual acts. 🔹 Detainees reported systematic humiliation and discriminatory treatment, including persecution based on national and ethnic identity, particularly against Kurdish detainees, as well as religious (sectarian) discrimination against Alawite detainees, alongside degrading and dehumanizing practices. 🔹 These acts constitute a direct violation of the principles of non-discrimination and human dignity, fundamental, non-derogable principles under customary international law and relevant international conventions, including the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. Deliberate starvation, malnutrition, denial of basic healthcare, and severe overcrowding in detention centers were documented, particularly in Aleppo’s prisons, where detainee numbers far exceeded facility capacity. 🔹 Testimonies from female fighters of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) described severe physical and psychological torture, including deliberate harm, psychological pressure, and humiliation. One survivor expressed the scale of suffering, saying: “Like knives carving into our bodies… we will never forget.” 🔹 Data reveals the continued practice of prolonged arbitrary detention. Among those released were individuals arrested in the Afrin region nearly eight years ago, without formal charges, without being brought before a competent judicial authority, and without access to any fair trial guarantees, a flagrant violation of the prohibition on arbitrary detention and the right to liberty and personal security. 🔹 The testimonies of released prisoners raise serious concerns about the fate of large numbers of detainees whose whereabouts remain unknown. One former prisoner reported that detention centers hold large numbers estimated in the thousands, raising genuine fears that they may be subjected to similar or even graver violations, potentially amounting to enforced disappearances.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 🔹The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) demands the following: The immediate and full disclosure of the fate of all detainees and missing persons, and the publication of official lists of their names and places of detention. The immediate and unconditional cessation of all forms of torture and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment in all detention facilities. The alignment of detention conditions with binding international standards, and the guarantee of detainees’ fundamental rights, including the right to a fair trial in accordance with due process.

You know who else massacred his own Kurdish citizens? Your partner Jolani — Erdogan’s creature — whom you handed Syria to on January 6th, when you signed a joint military mechanism with him in Paris. That same day, the siege of Sheikh Maqsood began. The offensive that followed ended Kurdish autonomy in Syria. You said nothing. You didn’t fight those who massacre Kurds, Benjamin. You delivered them a country.

🚨New Syria under Jolani control! In areas controlled by the interim government of Damascus, children are scavenging for food among garbage due to the worsening economy and humanitarian crisis.

Employees of French cement company Lafarge were convicted of financing terrorism for bribing terror groups in Syria, including Nusra. Lafarge's ex-CEO goes to prison. The man who founded and ran the al-Qaeda affiliate he was paying off travels the world as Syria's president.

#Damascus: Calls for a Protest in Damascus Under the Slogan “We Want to Live” A number of activists and Damascus residents have put out calls for a protest on Friday, April 17, 2026, at Government Square at 2:00 PM. The demonstrations are being held in response to “the absence of rule of law, widespread corruption, and deteriorating economic conditions.” Widespread calls have also circulated to join the protests under the banner “Law and Dignity”. Participants stressed their commitment to peaceful protest and pledged not to interfere with public property, stating that their goal is to build their country.

#Homs: Child Killed on the Syrian-Lebanese Border by #HTS Factions Seven-year-old “Mohammad Bashir Ibrahim” was shot and killed by Jolani’s factions, specifically the 52nd Division, on the Syrian-Lebanese border while attempting to cross the Armuta River into #Lebanon with his mother. The child was originally from #Aleppo, and his family belongs to the Sunni community.

🚨EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION MIT-linked ISIS members continue to be deployed in cities close to Kurdish regions! Name: Abdulsalam Adnan al-Matar Nickname:*Abu Ahmed Mother’s Name:Amina Tribe: al-Ghanama Clan (Fakhidh): al-Shukuk Date of Birth: 1982 Previous Address: Qamishli (Reshwaniya Village) The individual mentioned, Abdulsalam Adnan al-Matar, is from the people and residents of Reshwaniya village, located north of Qamishli. Before the start of the mentioned events, he was in Lebanon working in freelance jobs. At the beginning of 2011, with the start of the events, he made contact with armed groups in Tel Hamis. When the organization arrived in the region, the aforementioned person pledged allegiance to ISIS and remained with them. He stayed active within ISIS until the area was liberated from Tel Hamis by the YPG. Afterwards, he went with the organization (ISIS) to the city of al-Shaddadi. Some time later, he crossed into Turkey and settled in the Urfa region. At the end of 2016, he began working with a Turkish intelligence officer. He worked with a MIT officer codenamed “Murad” and was involved in several important files. These included the surveillance of the following individuals: - Zaxo - Bedran Ciya Kurd - Rukzan Muhammed - Rêzan Gulo - Nuri Mahmud and many other cadres and officials. He also monitored a number of military sites, which were subsequently targeted. After the fall of the Syrian regime: The mentioned individual went to Damascus accompanied by Turkish officers. After a period, he was present in Aleppo and its countryside. Later, he worked in the Deir ez-Zor countryside in the field of intelligence and security. Currently, he is located in al-Hasakah province, in the al-Shaddadi subdistrict. According to the information obtained, he is working as an administrative official in the intelligence branch covering the areas of al-Shaddadi, al-Hol, Tel Brak, and Tel Hamis.

ATTENTION At the end of 2016, Abdulsalam began working with a Turkish intelligence officer. He worked with a MIT officer codenamed “Murad” and was involved in several important file. Currently, he is located in al-Hasakah province, in the al-Shaddadi and works for MIT.

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@athenaeumbc Ad hominem gang

Facts about Karl Marx > Hated religion > Constantly in debt > Known for outbursts > Never held a stable job > Children died in poverty > Lived off Friedrich Engels > Pawned his own belongings Why do people defend someone so detached from reality?

Leninism is anti-communism

vannak dolgok, amik nem változtak száz év alatt se. (József Attila - A gép elkapta - 1922)

@stingATM Gömbös amickor kikiáltják a köztársaságot

Yeah he’s lost the plot…😭✌️

Gasoline in Rojava is cheaper than in Europe A liter of Gasoline costs 0.75 cents

These results coming out of Hungary are INSANE! The 1848er coalition under Ferenc Kossuth is WINNING! I call on Franz Josef I to dissolve this parliament! We need a Habsburg-loyal parliament!

@RojavaNetwork Magyarország 🤝 Rojava/HSD

Fascist Erd🐶gan lost a great friend today in Hungary 2028 his turn is coming