/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>493800
yeah it's about the fires in Patagonia. Jews are openly setting up a backup occupation in Argentina so they have somewhere to flee to after they provoke Iran into firing more missiles at their occupation in Palestine. They even have a Latin American version of the Abdaham Accords:
>Milei announces launch of Isaac Accords in meeting with Israel’s foreign minister
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-876596
…named after the mythical biblical character that Yahweh instructed Abraham to tie up and kill as a ritual sacrifice. Not a great sign for the Argentinian people.

By the way, Netanyahu's real last name is "Mileikowsky." I wonder if he's actually related to Milei.

>>493807
Interesting.
Has there been any proof that the current crop of Patagonia fires were set by zionists, though?

I've read that "Israeli" tourists set at least one of the previous ones, but haven't seen proof about the latest crop of fires.

>>493808
https://ddgeopolitics.substack.com/p/unmasking-the-flames-israels-shadow

>haven't seen proof about the latest crop of fires
there's an established MO and ongoing assault that the occupiers are conducting. while I also want to see as much evidence as can be gathered about the criminals, it's safe to assume the fires are related. splitting hairs over this is like wanting verification that every last bomb dropped on gaza came from the IOF.

>>493800
>I do not fucking care if people are mad at Zionists for "the wrong reasons" anymore
there's only one "wrong reason" to be mad at the jews that we must police and reject, and that's the false belief that they are "foreign semites." in reality, this Jewish reich is a home-grown problem of its host nations (developed in concert with the other, gentile elite/ruling class factions) and must be dealt with accordingly, rather than by pushing this problem onto uninvolved nations such as Palestine.

notice how all of the reactionary western "critics" of judaism can list all kinds of crimes of terrorism, infiltration, espionage, censorship, treason etc that organized judaism is conducting in their countries, and then strangely they offer the criminals the easy way out via deportation to "Israel," which is not the punishment required by law for these crimes. this is exactly the kind of attitude the zionist movement seeks to promote, as it benefits their occupation in Palestine by increasing the number of jewish settlers. this also gives them impunity and the opportunity to regroup and renew their criminal activities in the country they are expelled from.

this is why I argue for anti-judaism and against the crypto-jewish-zionist ideology of "anti-semitism."

>>493811
I'll check this out. I'm not gonna claim I'd be surprised if this is a plot - none of it surprises me anymore - I'm just genuinely curious about assessing the facts. I don't think it's equivalent to Gaza, because I already know enough about Gaza to know that the splitting of hairs in that circumstance would be ridiculous, but I don't know as much about Argentina. So I'll read this and see what I think.

>this is why I argue for anti-judaism and against the crypto-jewish-zionist ideology of "anti-semitism."
You're not going to convince me about this last one, I'm afraid, but I don't care if you take this position and I'm not offended by this kind of thing anymore.

>>493814
>You're not going to convince me about this last one, I'm afraid, but I don't care if you take this position and I'm not offended by this kind of thing anymore
I respect that, but do ask then, what would it look like in practice if zionist judaism was really defeated? What remnant of non-zionist judaism would be left, and would it require extensive rewrites/edits of their religious canon to remove all of the hateful and supremacist aspects (similar to the minor and unsubstantial edits made by Reform Judaism)? How many synagogues and Jewish institutions would survive if the war criminals, terrorists, mafiosi, and spies were actually prosecuted?

I don't arrive at anti-judaism as a goal in and of itself, but as a consequence of the reality of anti-zionist praxis. the religion had its chance and blew it catastrophically, proving its critics right in ways they barely imagined.

>>489653
maybe the legal norms will change, and abuse of power will become the default assumption. And proof of legitimate use of power will become a requirement.

U.S. Government and Private Groups Coordinated to Target Palestinian Student Activists, FOIA Filing Alleges

The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) has filed a sweeping Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on behalf of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian-American and lawful permanent resident who has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since March 8, 2025. The filing accuses federal agencies of colluding with private anti-Palestinian organizations to detain and deport student activists engaged in pro-Palestine advocacy, and seeks records from the Departments of Justice, Homeland Security, State, and ICE.

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The Alleged Role of Private Anti-Palestinian Groups

The FOIA request names over a dozen groups accused of coordinating to surveil, doxx, and target pro-Palestine students—often focusing on noncitizens—in an effort to trigger deportation. The groups include:

➤ Betar USA: A militant Zionist group that created a “deport list” of student activists, including Khalil.

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Didn't update this when it happened, but Mahmoud Khalil was released and is currently suing the Trump administration for tihs:

Mahmoud Khalil suing Trump admin for ‘politically motivated arrest, detention’
Mahmoud Khalil, the former Columbia University graduate student who was detained as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on pro-Palestine advocacy in the US, is seeking $20m “to help others similarly targeted”, his lawyers say.

“He would accept, in lieu of payment, an official apology and abandonment of the administration’s unconstitutional policy”, the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) said in a statement announcing the soon-to-be-filed lawsuit.

Khalil, who was released in June after more than three months in detention, was the first known activist to be detained and have his legal immigration status revoked by the Trump administration over involvement in student protests in support of Gaza.

“Nothing can restore the 104 days stolen from me. The trauma, the separation from my wife, the birth of my first child that I was forced to miss”, Khalil said in the CCR statement.

“There must be accountability for political retaliation and abuse of power. And I won’t stop here. I will continue to pursue justice against everyone who contributed to my unlawful detention or spread lies in an attempt to destroy my reputation, including those affiliated with Columbia University”, he said.

“I’m holding the US government accountable not just for myself, but for everyone they try to silence through fear, exile, or detention”.

https://aje.io/wl6n6h?update=3831114

Judge questions ICE over Turkish PhD student targeted for Pro-Palestine speech
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A US federal judge sharply questioned the Trump administration’s continued refusal to restore the student status of Rümeysa Öztürk, a Turkish PhD candidate at Tufts University who was detained after engaging in pro-Palestine activism. Chief Judge Denise Casper said she was “struggling” to understand why Immigration and Customs Enforcement terminated Öztürk’s record in the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) shortly after she co-authored an op-ed criticizing Tufts’ response to the genocide in Gaza.

Öztürk was arrested on 25 March, the same day her SEVIS status was deleted and her visa revoked, and detained for 45 days until a federal judge ordered her release, finding she had raised a substantial First Amendment retaliation claim. Although she has since returned to her studies, ICE’s refusal to reinstate her SEVIS record has barred her from teaching or working as a research assistant, jeopardizing her academic progress in the final stretch before graduation.

Her attorneys argue the government’s shifting explanations stand in stark contrast to its reversal of mass SEVIS terminations for thousands of other foreign students earlier this year.

At Thursday’s hearing, Judge Casper pressed ICE to justify its discretion, as the ACLU contends the agency targeted Öztürk specifically for protected political speech. The government argues it may update SEVIS to reflect visa revocations and removal proceedings, while Öztürk’s lawyers say the visa only governs entry and does not invalidate her lawful student status. They describe the SEVIS termination as one of several retaliatory actions taken against her for expressing pro-Palestinian views.

https://x.com/TheCradleMedia/status/1997255307983003830

Appeals Court in Mahmoud Khalil’s Case Decides Federal Court Lacks Jurisdiction Until Immigration Court Proceedings Complete
Despite this ruling, the legal fight continues and the government has no legal authority to re-detain him until the appeals process is fully concluded


January 15, 2026, Philadelphia — Today, in a split 2-1 decision, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a district court ruling that found Mahmoud Khalil’s detention and removal likely unconstitutional. Today's order does not weigh in on the core First Amendment arguments in his case but holds that the district court did not have subject matter jurisdiction over Mr. Khalil’s immigration proceedings.

The opinion does not go into effect immediately and the Trump administration cannot lawfully re-detain Mr. Khalil until the order takes formal effect, which will not happen while he has the opportunity to seek immediate review. Mr. Khalil’s legal team has several legal avenues they may pursue, including seeking review en banc from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, which would allow all judges from the Third Circuit to weigh in.

“Today’s ruling is deeply disappointing, but it does not break our resolve,” said Mahmoud Khalil. “The door may have been opened for potential re-detainment down the line, but it has not closed our commitment to Palestine and to justice and accountability. I will continue to fight, through every legal avenue and with every ounce of determination, until my rights, and the rights of others like me, are fully protected.”

In June 2025, a federal judge district court judge Michael E. Farbiarz granted Mr. Khalil’s request for a preliminary injunction after concluding that he would continue to suffer irreparable harm if the government continued efforts to detain and deport him on the basis of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s determination under the “foreign policy ground,” a rarely used deportation provision of the federal immigration statute, that Mr. Khali’s lawful protected speech would “compromise a compelling U.S. foreign policy interest.” Judge Farbiarz also found that Mr. Khalil was likely to succeed on the merits of his constitutional challenge to his detention and attempted deportation on the “foreign policy ground.” In a separate order, Judge Farbiarz released Mr. Khalil on bail after determining that he presented neither a danger nor a flight risk and that extrPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Remind me, is he /ourguy/? I think he does like military commentary?

>>493735
Our guy? Not really in my opinion. He's just critical of NATO/US wars/genocide. I don't really listen to him, but that's why they're coming after him.

>>493737
Money is the only sacred thing under capitalism, you know it's bad when they have to fuck with it. We are really in the final stretch of late stage capitalism.

>>493735
I don't think he's a lefty but he is a very important voice against world war 3.

he's a retard grifter and a spook, but yeah it's fucking funny that nobody at the end has any money

He was a what you would call it in the terminology an idol worshiper, he is worshiped by other idol worshiper

>>493681
I read that he was more Leninist than Lenin and believed that Marxists can't trust the masses. What was his end plan, his state? Did he not believe in a physical revolution?

I've only read his last interview and wasn't all that impressed. His critique of the other sellouts in Italy seems correct, but his purity spiral response to it seems to have accomplished absolutely nothing in the end. What was the winning move?

>>493704
It's strange that he seems to have been against anti fascism

>>493555
Source?

>>493560
Who do you think made China the factory of the World? Who was Kissinger? Who created Nixon? Just google China Rothschild for spicy facts, like that the Rotschild have a residence permit for Peking.
Anyway the current worldsystem of imperialism needs to crush China to increase the exploitation of Chinese workers and to encroach Russia, so it is safe that there are plans and moves being made in darkness. But maybe I'm wrong about Xi and he is ourguy in this, who knows.

>>493561
Man do you think the Rothschilds will become irrelevant sooner or later then

>>493559
nice script, shill

liberal democracy is for FAGGOTS

>>493623
do you know how RETARDED you look?
>>493563
never, they are the papacy of capitalism

>>493603
Why can they never plainly say what they mean? Libs hide behind double negatives and smug words because without that they are naked zionists.

What if the operations against Venezuela and Iran are actually to distract from ICE in the US? Or is it just coincidence?

>>493624
ICE is actually part of the same programme, they're using it to sow chaos and fear domestically and to crack down on dissent both to the genocide in Palestine and to a coming largescale war.
Probably the real reason the DHS was created under Bush to begin with - the neocons/American state have been planning war with Iran since even earlier than that. The same instruments incorporated into DHS/NSA/whathaveyou power will be used against the American public, and so will the "cop cities" they spent the last several years of the 2020s building without public consent.

The insane crackdowns in the UK and EU are of the same nature and serve the same purpose.

The political ramifications of any of this are basically non-existent, because mainstream politics, media, and most of social media have been consolidated under the control of the "security states" in these countries and their oligarchs. The actions taken are unpopular, but they are more worried about actions taken in response than about awareness of their crimes at this point; enough people know what's up, so they are preparing to crack down against material domestic resistance, which is the only actual way to stop them.

>dictatorship
Funny how the government of Venezuela is still functioning after its "dictator" was kidnapped.

Why does the DPRK vote pro-Russian at the UN?

>>493571
russian support

>>493571
wait until you discover they have a mutual defense pact

>>493571
Because without favorable imports from Russia and China everyone in the DPRK would starve to death

>>493596
bait

Trump ramps up Greenland threats and says US will intervene ‘whether they like it or not’
Donald Trump has doubled down on his threats to acquire Greenland, saying the US is “going to do something [there] whether they like it or not”. Speaking at a meeting with oil and gas executives at the White House, the US president justified his comments by saying: “If we don’t do it, Russia or China will take over Greenland. And we’re not going to have Russia or China as a neighbor.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/09/trump-greenland-threats-white-house

USPS worker fell into coma, was denied workers’ comp and fired after inhaling dust at Georgia distribution facility
A USPS worker in Duluth, Georgia, has now contacted the rank-and-file committee about a horrific ongoing experience at the North Metro Processing & Distribution Center. She says she suffered serious health issues while working during a construction project at her facility. After falling into a coma due to breathing dust and other particles, she was denied workers’ compensation. Management ignored her physician’s restrictions and then fired her.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/01/09/jmiv-j09.html

Footage From Phone of ICE Agent Who Shot and Killed Renee Good Released
As Ross continues circling the car and captures its license plate, Good’s wife, Becca Good, approaches him and tells him that “we don’t change our license plates every morning, just so you know.” Becca Good also asks Ross if he was “going to come at us,” and then recommends that he “go get yourself some lunch, big boy.” Shortly after this, other immigration officers begin moving aggressively toward Good’s car, instructing her to exit the vehicle.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/renee-good-shooting-video

Senators claim UnitedHealth is withholding internal documents from inquiry
The veteran lawmakers, both members of the powerful Senate finance committee, launched their inquiry last summer following a Guardian investigatiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

America’s neglect of Puerto Rico’s education system is at a breaking point
Imagine teaching in a classroom where rain pours through the ceiling, books are outdated and you have to buy your own supplies because you’d have to wait at least two months to get it from the central office. This is not a dystopian movie, but instead the reality for communities in the United States’ seventh-largest public education system: Puerto Rico. What would normally be considered unfathomable in any of the 50 states is the reality for over 240,000 public school students throughout the archipelago. I worked for the U.S. Department of Education, and after four years working in Puerto Rico, visiting dozens of schools and meeting with hundreds of students and teachers, I sadly realized what many of the island’s educational leaders long told me — that the federal government doesn’t care about Puerto Rico’s education system. For too long, the conversation about the Puerto Rico education system’s struggles has ignored a fundamental truth: U.S. government policies have systematically discriminated against Puerto Rican students. This reality is not incidental — it is a result of deliberate choices that Congress has made that define Puerto Rico’s relationship with the United States.
https://thehill.com/opinion/education/5678643-puerto-rico-education-crisis/
https://archive.ph/yu2ns

A Palestinian Family Tale Made Epic in All That’s Left of You
Writer-director and actor Cherien Dabis’s All That’s Left of You is an epic for the ages that follows a single Palestinian family from their 1948 expulsion from what is now Israel, to living in a West Bank refugee camp in the 1970s, to the Intifada in 1988, all the way to 2022. In doing so, Dabis has given the much-maligned and vilified Palestinians a human face by telling their side of a story that has long been dominated by the Israeli narrative. Portraying Hanan, the female lead, Dabis convincingly ages over the film’s time span from a woman in her thirties to an elder in the twilight of her life. As the world-weary Hanan takes stock of the years, she reflects the hardships and enduring humanity of her besieged people. As Dabis reveals in this interview, the final scenPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>492943
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tallano_gold
How is the Philippines a real country..
The Tallano gold story claim that before Spain colonized the Philippines, the archipelago and surrounding territories were ruled by a certain Tagean Tallano family, that the family owned a vast amount of gold, and that former president Ferdinand Marcos obtained his family's unexplained wealth by receiving some of the Tallano gold as payment for the legal services he allegedly provided to the Tallano family. Offshoots of the conspiracy theories include tales that the country's national hero José Rizal came to possession of the gold and bequeathed it to Marcos, that the gold reserves were used to fund the Vatican, or that the gold was instrumental in starting the World Bank.