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"360 nooscope" is a great tag. Props to whoever added that one.
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their rugby team training
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in je ogen waait de wind
i've long wondered if it was just me and my media bubble or if there'd really been more dissent in the last few years. i guess this graph answers that question:
In this article we argue that what we have in fact witnessed since 2008 is a continuous increase of what the Iranian-American sociologist Asef Bayat has described as “non-movements”, namely, “the collective action of dispersed and unorganized actors”.19 These non-movements are not in any sense revolutionary in themselves. They are closer to what Camatte has recently called “passive revolts”: subjective expressions of the objective disorder of our times.20 They reflect above all the growing delegitimization of politics in a context of ongoing stagnation and austerity. It is the combination of steadily rising non-movements involving unprecedented numbers of people, with a decline in democratic legitimacy, that allows us to describe the trend of our era as the production of revolutionaries without a revolution.
In this article we argue that what we have in fact witnessed since 2008 is a continuous increase of what the Iranian-American sociologist Asef Bayat has described as “non-movements”, namely, “the collective action of dispersed and unorganized actors”.19 These non-movements are not in any sense revolutionary in themselves. They are closer to what Camatte has recently called “passive revolts”: subjective expressions of the objective disorder of our times.20 They reflect above all the growing delegitimization of politics in a context of ongoing stagnation and austerity. It is the combination of steadily rising non-movements involving unprecedented numbers of people, with a decline in democratic legitimacy, that allows us to describe the trend of our era as the production of revolutionaries without a revolution.
Onward Barbarians by Endnotes
The struggles of 2011-2013 that shook the world, and the uprisings that began in 2019, are not anomalies. They are part of a growing accumulation of struggles that began with the economic crisis of 2008. In this midstream balance sheet of the current cycle of struggles, which increasingly wear...
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I thought you were linking that article Third often does for a sec, but that's Forward, Barbarians!
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On the Thread of Time – Forward, Barbarians!
Through recourse to Engels’ classical text “The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State”, the International Communist Party in this article aims to demonstrate why c…
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constant escape
winter withered, warm
Same.
sufi
lala
10 years since mubarak was kicked out
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Freedom For /
Information about author, Alaa Abd el-Fattah and his sister, Sanaa Seif - both imprisoned in Egypt.
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lala
إِذا الشَّعْبُ يوماً أرادَ الحياةَ
فلا بُدَّ أنْ يَسْتَجيبَ القدرْ
If the people, one day, wish to live,
it is inevitable that fate must respond
#Omdurman
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lala
guardian reporting like it's watching from outer space https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-detained-for-own-safety-says-military-leader compared to e.g.
www.altaghyeer.info
from a couple of days before the PM's arrest
Together against al-Burhan and Hemedti’s coup – Altaghyeer NewsPaper
www.altaghyeer.info
from a couple of days before the PM's arrest
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lala
revolutionary street poetry
#الردة_مستحيلة
#الردة_مستحيلة
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revolutionary street poetry
#مليونية30اكتوبر
#العصيان_المدني_الشامل
#الردة_مستحيلة
#الثورة_مستمرة
#انقلاب_البرهان
#انقطاع_الانترنت
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revolutionary street poetry
Ash-shab yurid isqat an-nizam - Wikipedia
Ash-shab yurid isqat an-nizam - Wikipedia
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Sudan Coup Reader
the coverage in uk press is total rubbish except @yousraelbagir
today's climbdown is ok but nowhere near what the protestors have said is the bare minimum - the military out of government
A bit of regional geopolitical background for @craner
pomeps.org
So disgusting to see the rebel groups from Darfur supporting the coup
www.al-monitor.com
especially JEM, who were behind the famous Black Book 20 years ago exposing the ethnic elitism that ruled post-independence sudan
africanarguments.org
a shocking betrayal which at the same time represents the first time Darfuris have taken power in Khartoum, JEM don't have much military power (although they made an audacious armed raid on the capital some years back in a convoy of landcruisers driven right across the country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_attack_on_Omdurman_and_Khartoum), unlike Hamedti/Dagallo who is also Darfuri - a cowboy who has come up through and now runs the militias who carried out the genocide on Darfur
Analysts (twitter) are emphasising that General Al-Burhan from the regular sudan army is not just an old regime stooge for warlord hamedti but is also an accomplished war criminal in darfur as well as yemen where he and hamedti sent 10s of 1000s of soldiers in support of Saudi/UAE....
www.altaghyeer.info
Since the international Muslim Brotherhood elements in the government have been purged since the coup, i'm wondering how JEM's links to he late Hasan Turabi's networks will suit the coup's foreign backers.
Of the civilian remnants of the government who don't support the coup, Saddig ElMahdi, of the Umma party former PM (& descendent of the Mahdi who massacred the brits in the first battle of omdurman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Omdurman) was arrested so is not obvs completely mortgaged to the UAE, and the actual PM is undr house arrest. Big players in the protests are a shadowy group the association of professionals whose leadership are anonymous but whose members are being hunted by the govt/military https://arab.org/directory/sudanese-professionals-association/ they came out of the unions, though now some of the unions are supportng the coup i think
& https://www.globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/conflict-minerals/exposing-rsfs-secret-financial-network/
is what the coup is all about - hamedti and burhan and the junta protecting their resource extraction rackets and themselves from trial for their well documented roles in genocide and war crimes
www.dabangasudan.org
hamedti meanwhile is releasing slick socials presence in the night while the internet is switched off for the whole country for 30 days
the coverage in uk press is total rubbish except @yousraelbagir
today's climbdown is ok but nowhere near what the protestors have said is the bare minimum - the military out of government
A bit of regional geopolitical background for @craner
The Great Game of the UAE and Saudi Arabia in Sudan - Project on Middle East Political Science
Jean-Baptiste Gallopin, European Council on Foreign Relations After failing for years to decisively woo Omar al-Bashir to their axis, the UAE and Saudi Arabia took advantage of the revolutionary uprising of 2018-2019 to bring Sudan under their influence. They have done so by supporting military...
pomeps.org
So disgusting to see the rebel groups from Darfur supporting the coup
Rebel groups take sides on Sudan coup
Rebel leaders who integrated into the transitional bodies through the civilian side after the 2020 Juba Peace Agreements have allied with the military, but some defiance remains.
www.al-monitor.com
especially JEM, who were behind the famous Black Book 20 years ago exposing the ethnic elitism that ruled post-independence sudan
JEM's Black Book and the Language of Resistance: Transcribing Tyranny | African Arguments
Many seeking to understand the causes of Darfur’s rebellion look to the Black Book: Imbalance of Power and Wealth in Sudan, which was clandestinely published in 2000 by individuals who would later form Darfur’s Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), as representing the seeds of the rebellion. It...
africanarguments.org
a shocking betrayal which at the same time represents the first time Darfuris have taken power in Khartoum, JEM don't have much military power (although they made an audacious armed raid on the capital some years back in a convoy of landcruisers driven right across the country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_attack_on_Omdurman_and_Khartoum), unlike Hamedti/Dagallo who is also Darfuri - a cowboy who has come up through and now runs the militias who carried out the genocide on Darfur
Analysts (twitter) are emphasising that General Al-Burhan from the regular sudan army is not just an old regime stooge for warlord hamedti but is also an accomplished war criminal in darfur as well as yemen where he and hamedti sent 10s of 1000s of soldiers in support of Saudi/UAE....
Together against al-Burhan and Hemedti’s coup – Altaghyeer NewsPaper
www.altaghyeer.info
Since the international Muslim Brotherhood elements in the government have been purged since the coup, i'm wondering how JEM's links to he late Hasan Turabi's networks will suit the coup's foreign backers.
Of the civilian remnants of the government who don't support the coup, Saddig ElMahdi, of the Umma party former PM (& descendent of the Mahdi who massacred the brits in the first battle of omdurman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Omdurman) was arrested so is not obvs completely mortgaged to the UAE, and the actual PM is undr house arrest. Big players in the protests are a shadowy group the association of professionals whose leadership are anonymous but whose members are being hunted by the govt/military https://arab.org/directory/sudanese-professionals-association/ they came out of the unions, though now some of the unions are supportng the coup i think
& https://www.globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/conflict-minerals/exposing-rsfs-secret-financial-network/
is what the coup is all about - hamedti and burhan and the junta protecting their resource extraction rackets and themselves from trial for their well documented roles in genocide and war crimes
‘Sudan coup result of warped incentive structures that trace back to the Al Bashir era’ - Dabanga Radio TV Online
The military coup led by Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan that seized power in Sudan on October 25, and dissolved the civilian-led transitional government of Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok, that was established following the April 2019 ouster of the Omar Al Bashir regime, ended a military-civilian...
www.dabangasudan.org
hamedti meanwhile is releasing slick socials presence in the night while the internet is switched off for the whole country for 30 days
