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if we're just talking about beacons of historical hope, the revolution in Rojava is probably the most important thing that's happened on this planet since Spain in the 1930s

- David Graeber, 2017

Solidarity from libertarian socialists all over the world. Rojava's example has given people some hope for the future, which is in short supply.

The white house backstabbing you like this has been deeply unpopular, across the board, pissing off even the DoD and tons of veterans who see you as close allies – people who are not radical leftists, by any stretch. Do you think it may be feasible to pressure the US or other NATO countries into establishing a no-fly zone?

If the deep state fought the shallow state, which state would win?

I've re-posted your advice where some more people who can appreciate the scope of what's happening might see it. We're a bunch of online pretenders next to you out there, living the real thing, but hopefully it can focus what efforts we can muster. Stay strong.

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/dguq41/iaman_international_volunteer_in_rojava_northeast/f3f3hm0/

I find it sadly hilarious that Nelson Mandela would have needed special permission to come to the US until 2008.

"We would like to celebrate the life achievements and Nobel Peace Prize of this person who's not allowed to get on a plane."

Laughing stock of the world.