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Training of popular militias across various locations throughout the 1960s and 70s.
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"The bourgeoisie of the whole world, which looks complacently upon the wholesale massacre after the battle, is convulsed by horror at the desecration of brick and mortar!"
Karl Marx, 1871
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Die Linke in Berlin sollte von der SPD und den Grünen verlangen ein Papier zu unterschreiben in dem diese sich zum Existenzrecht Palästinas bekennen.
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« When the Paris Commune took the management of the revolution in its own hands; when working men for the first time dared to infringe upon the privilege of their “natural superiors” … the old world writhed in convulsions of rage at the sight of the Red Flag! »
— Karl Marx, 1871
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barikat kurulmaması için yıkılıp baştan dizayn edilen sokaklarda paris komünü’nün hayaleti dolaşıyor. bizim yazacağımız tarih, kapılarına dayandı..
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#France — If you don’t run when the police charge at you, they will retreat.
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🇩🇪 "Le 3 octobre 1990, j'ai perdu ma patrie et je ne l'ai jamais retrouvée."
La RDA était annexée par la RFA.
Une annexion vécue comme une humiliation par les Est-Allemands : pillage économique, citoyens relégués, cadres scientifiques et administratifs mis au chômage…
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A new wave of revolt is spreading across France, with students blocking schools and clashing with police.
But as media coverage fixates on the violence, the reasons behind the protests get far less attention.
We looked at the numbers behind students’ anger.
Swipe through. 🧵
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„Der Begriff des Fortschritts ist in der Idee der Katastrophe zu fundieren. Daß es ‚so weiter‘ geht, ist die Katastrophe.“
Walter Benjamin
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“If there is a text to be learned by heart, it’s Spinoza’s Ethics. Learning Kant by heart makes no sense! That would be useless. Learning Spinoza by heart will serve you throughout your life.”
(Deleuze, 6 January 1981)





































