Nader

@DarthNader

Writer, ranter, researcher. Politics, political economy, social movements, history, mostly Middle East. Homsi. تشاؤم العقل، تفاؤل الإرادة.

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  1. Sep 10

    Obama directs administration to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees in the next year

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    Sep 7

    my reactions to Syria have shifted in past 4.5yrs but i've always maintained US doesn't want regime gone & this has been proven over & over

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  3. Sep 8

    Photo of drowned Syrian child reminder of US border deaths

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  4. Sep 8

    Anarchists welcome refugees in Lesbos, Greece

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  5. Sep 8

    And now for something completely different

    10:44 AM - 8 Sep 2015 · Details
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  6. Sep 7

    Syrians demonstrate against Jabhat al-Nusra in al-Atarib (near Aleppo)

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  7. Sep 7

    Why are so many people obsessed with getting Gulf countries to accept Syrian refugees? Haven't Syrian refugees been through enough?

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  8. Sep 7

    Rhetoric of police state apologists everywhere: "Infiltrators trying to provoke violence." It shouldn't pass muster for 2011.

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  9. Sep 7

    They point to one or two examples of security forces being targeted in March 2011. What does this have to do with thousands in the streets?

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  10. Sep 7

    People try to tarnish Syria's radical social movement in 2011 and say it was "militarized from the beginning," and not peaceful.

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  11. Sep 7

    But mark my words, once this wretched war is over, the radical social movement that was born in 2011 in Syria will be rebuilt and return.

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  12. Sep 7

    And now that they've succeeded all our "progressive" friends abroad seem to want to do is rub it in our face.

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  13. Sep 7

    Both Assad & "friends of the opposition" worked hard to eliminate progressive opposition to ensure all that was left was hardline Islamists.

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  14. Sep 7

    And then they say, with glee, "Where are the progressive forces in Syria? There are none. That's why we must support Assad."

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  15. Sep 7

    Where are the revolutionary/progressive forces in Syria? Either: A) in prison B) in exile C) dead All thanks to Assad.

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    Sep 7

    like this is the only way to get people to empathise- make it about expensive gadgets.

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  17. Sep 7

    well you know actually Steve Jobs was the son of Syrian mi--zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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  18. Sep 7

    Next Sat, US in solidarity w refugees from : NY: Boston: DC:

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  19. Sep 5

    : "From Baghdad to Beirut, we shall continue. No Sunni, no Shia, we want a civil state."

    8:20 AM - 5 Sep 2015 · Details
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  20. Sep 4

    "It’s not up to the rebels to learn to speak anarchist; it’s up to the anarchists to become polyglot."

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