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Trotz Untersagung durch das Bundesverfassungsgericht wurde die Antifaschist:in Maja T. am Wochenende von Deutschland nach Ungarn ausgeliefert. https://www.woz.ch/!XDX6TCK063ET
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Trotz Untersagung durch das Bundesverfassungsgericht wurde die Antifaschist:in Maja T. am Wochenende von Deutschland nach Ungarn ausgeliefert.
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Israel has once again stepped up its deadly attacks on Gaza’s displaced Palestinians as ceasefire talks resume. A new report from The Lancet estimates that Israel’s war of extermination against Gaza has likely, directly and indirectly, killed up to 186,000 people. This far exceeds the official death toll of 38,193.
The Israeli military expanded their immediate evacuation orders to several areas of Gaza City. In doing so, they are once again pushing people into a “humanitarian zone” located in the coastal area of al-Mawasi, on the southern end of the Gaza Strip. The so-called “safe zone,” however, has not even been spared from Israeli attacks.
The new displacement orders in Gaza City come as the Israeli army expands its military operations in the city, launching fresh raids into several districts.
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The Israeli military expanded their immediate evacuation orders to several areas of Gaza City. In doing so, they are once again pushing people into a “humanitarian zone” located in the coastal area of al-Mawasi, on the southern end of the Gaza Strip. The so-called “safe zone,” however, has not even been spared from Israeli attacks.
The new displacement orders in Gaza City come as the Israeli army expands its military operations in the city, launching fresh raids into several districts.
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A seismic political shift is reshaping West Africa, as the Sahel states Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali have united under a new confederation. The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) formation marks a decisive break from the Western-backed Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) bloc, solidifying the unity of these rebel states and representing 72 million people.
The AES has also blocked exports of some crucial resources saying “This era is gone forever. Our resources will remain for us and our population’s.” Burkina Faso’s Traore said.
Turning their backs on the West has coincided with moving towards other foreign powers like Russia as well as China, who have been quick to extend their support to the countries rebuking the West and taking advantage of the opportunity to advance their own interests.
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The AES has also blocked exports of some crucial resources saying “This era is gone forever. Our resources will remain for us and our population’s.” Burkina Faso’s Traore said.
Turning their backs on the West has coincided with moving towards other foreign powers like Russia as well as China, who have been quick to extend their support to the countries rebuking the West and taking advantage of the opportunity to advance their own interests.
But will this change result in meaningful improvement in the lives of the people? Leave a comment.
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On this day, 9 July 1657, English major-general William Brayne wrote home from Jamaica explaining that some soldiers who had recently arrived were sick and dying from illness. He then requested indentured servants to settle in Jamaica to help establish it as a self-sufficient colony. This straightforward request would not be noteworthy, if it were not for the fact that this letter has been subsequently distorted and misrepresented by white supremacists, Holocaust deniers and neo-Nazis who devised a myth of "Irish slaves" in the Caribbean and North America. One source of the claims is a blog post ennoscriptd "Irish slaves in the Caribbean", in which James Cavanaugh claims that in Jamaica, enslaved "Africans received much better treatment, food and housing" than "Irish slaves". He goes on to say: "To end this barbarity, Colonel William Brayne wrote to English authorities in 1656 urging the importation of Negro slaves on the grounds that, 'as the planters would have to pay much more for them, they would have an interest in preserving their lives, which was wanting in the case of (Irish)….' many of whom, he charged, were killed by overwork and cruel treatment." Cavanaugh's denoscription of the letter as well as the supposed quote from it are entirely false, but it has still been cited by many other publications supporting the "Irish slaves" myth, including liberal ones like the Daily Kos. The intention of white supremacists conflating indentured servitude with chattel slavery is to try to blame Black people for their systematic disenfranchisement in the US today, essentially arguing that Irish people were treated far worse but now do not feel the need to complain about "racism".Indentured servitude was a form of bonded labour to which around half of all white settlers came to Britain's 13 colonies. More information and sources: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/10904/major-general-brayne-letter To access this hyperlink, click our link in bio then click this photo Pictured: Light-skinned biracial Black enslaved children, who racists now often claim were "Irish slaves".
On this day, 9 July 1657, English major-general William Brayne wrote home from Jamaica explaining that some soldiers who had recently arrived were sick and dying from illness. He then requested indentured servants to settle in Jamaica to help establish it as a self-sufficient colony. This straightforward request would not be noteworthy, if it were not for the fact that this letter has been subsequently distorted and misrepresented by white supremacists, Holocaust deniers and neo-Nazis who devised a myth of "Irish slaves" in the Caribbean and North America. One source of the claims is a blog post ennoscriptd "Irish slaves in the Caribbean", in which James Cavanaugh claims that in Jamaica, enslaved "Africans received much better treatment, food and housing" than "Irish slaves". He goes on to say: "To end this barbarity, Colonel William Brayne wrote to English authorities in 1656 urging the importation of Negro slaves on the grounds that, 'as the planters would have to pay much more for them, they would have an interest in preserving their lives, which was wanting in the case of (Irish)….' many of whom, he charged, were killed by overwork and cruel treatment." Cavanaugh's denoscription of the letter as well as the supposed quote from it are entirely false, but it has still been cited by many other publications supporting the "Irish slaves" myth, including liberal ones like the Daily Kos. The intention of white supremacists conflating indentured servitude with chattel slavery is to try to blame Black people for their systematic disenfranchisement in the US today, essentially arguing that Irish people were treated far worse but now do not feel the need to complain about "racism".Indentured servitude was a form of bonded labour to which around half of all white settlers came to Britain's 13 colonies. More information and sources: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/10904/major-general-brayne-letter To access this hyperlink, click our link in bio then click this photo Pictured: Light-skinned biracial Black enslaved children, who racists now often claim were "Irish slaves".