Roni Demirbag

No such thing as “the anti imperialist state” -this is actually the primary contradiction. States don’t have anti imperialism. Instead, they have geopolitics. For example, Iran supplied Ethiopia drones to commit genocide in Tigray because of geopolitics not anti imperialism

Bu soykırımcı kafir, Kürtlerin ''iman kalesi'' olduğunun farkında değil. İsrail Türkiye savaşa girse ön cephede Kürt kardeşlerimiz koşar.

If Erdogan actually does something meaningful and effective to stop Israeli aggression I'm going to take a flight to Turkey, go and stand in the middle of İstiklal Caddesi in Istanbul carrying a sign that says 'I'm sorry I doubted you' with his picture on it and post it here on my Twitter account

Troyalılar yenildi, zafer onların değildi; kazananlar da kaybetti çünkü kent yandı. Her milliyetçilik Truva Atı gibidir, içinde gizlenen yangını kimse görmez.

Siyasal İslam’ın temel öğretisi şudur: İyi insan değil, sadık insan makbuldür. Günahın ölçüsü değişir: Zulüm değil, lidere muhalefet büyük suç sayılır.

Killing diplomatic representative who come to negotiate was a practice morally abhorred by 5,000 years of civilization. But now--after the last month's wanton killings of leaders--it seems to have become accepted as a normal practice. The descent into extraordinary barbarism is extraordinarily rapid.

To my mind the Suez analogy doesn’t work because there’s no hegemonic power playing cop. The Iran-US war strikes me as more the victory of an anticolonial war more than anything else

Extraordinarily problematic and unserious article from an epistemological perspective. This article claims to present how we know what we know about Xinjiang, but includes zero mention of years worth of reporting on Xinjiang, including an entire series that won a Pulitzer Prize.

Hiçbir şey üretmeyen, hiçbir risk almayan, hiçbir bedel ödemeyen, ömrü boyunca koltuğunda oturup başkalarının sırtından beslenen o parazitlerden; tek bir gün bile ter akıtmadan, tek bir fedakarlık yapmadan her şeye ortak olma, her şeye hak iddia etme cüretini gösteren o aşağılık zihniyetten; yürümeyenlerin, koşmayanların, mücadele etmeyenlerin, sürekli başkalarının yürüyüşünü izleyip ‘benim de hakkım var’ diye sızlanan o tembellerden; yıllarca kan ter içinde emek verenlerin, uykusuz geceler geçirenlerin, düşüp kalkıp yeniden kalkanların emeğini hiçe sayıp, onların kazandıklarını hiç utanmadan isteyen o yüzsüzlerden, o vicdansızlardan, o insanlıktan nasibini almamış asalaklardan nefret edin…

My piece on the new realignment. The combatants are coming. Nearly every democracy is in the grip of realignment unlike anything seen in a century. The leaders thriving in it aren’t the administrators. They’re the combatants. The ones willing to name an enemy, hold ground under fire, and treat politics as something worth fighting over. The managers are being punished not because their policies are wrong, but because voters have concluded that their loyalty is to an economic framework that has produced a generation of declining living standards and structured financial stress. This isn’t just a right-wing story. Mamdani in New York. The UK Greens. LFI remaking the French left’s emotional register. The same demand is building on both sides of the ledger and Gen Z in Melbourne’s outer west is part of that story whether Australian politics is ready for it or not. We get to watch it live soon. The Victorian state election will be one of the first significant electoral tests of whether Labor in this state has read the room. The early signs from inside Victorian Labor are not encouraging. Rather than grappling with the structural forces remaking their electorate, the internal conversation has defaulted to the oldest tools in the machine politician’s kit, leadership speculation, factional positioning, jockeying for the spots that may not even be around after the election. The party is having the wrong argument at precisely the wrong moment. While the electorate is asking who will fight for them, Labor insiders are asking who will succeed whom in a burning house. The Victorian Opposition is offering no meaningful contrast either. A party that should be sharpening its ideological edge, building a combatant identity capable of capturing the realignment energy on the right, is instead running the same playbook, rolling out campaign material attacking One Nation’s lack of policies. Both parties are, in their own way, conducting a conversation entirely internal to themselves at the precise moment the electorate has stopped listening to either of them. That is not a political class that has absorbed the lessons here and abroad. It is a political class retreating into the machinery of politics at the exact moment the electorate has lost patience with the machinery of politics. The combatant turn is coming to Victoria whether its politicians are ready or not. The only question is which force, from which direction, arrives first to fill the vacuum they are so diligently creating.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Right now, it could be Greens on the Left, One Nation on the Right. Link below.

Bir tarafı suçlayacaksınız onların inkar etmediği ve kabul etiği kaynakları kulanacaksınız. Ben Apo ve PKK’nin kendi kaynaklarını kulanıyorum. Bu medyaya güvenmeyi bırak buna güvenip argümanların dayanağı yapanlara zerre kadar değer vermiyorum. 😎