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@radikaalinadja.bsky.social

chronically ill & disabled communist lumpenprole recluse posting from fucking Finland, anarcho-curious, free Palestine

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The New Arab @thenewarab.bsky.social · 3d ago

As the EU seeks to curb migration across the Mediterranean, the bloc is outsourcing immigration enforcement to North African governments and non-state armed groups. Among them is Libyan General Khalifa Haftar, whose forces have been accused of trafficking and enslaving sub-Saharan African migrants

Laura @tutusntinyhats.bsky.social · 2d ago

This shit is why I continue to believe that politicians will never save us (or even, with a few rare exceptions, be a useful part of liberation movements).

Lex McMenamin (they/them)@lexmcmenamin.com · 2d ago

from the brilliant @derecka.bsky.social "The very movements producing [radical] rhetoric, from abolition to Free Palestine, also produced the possibilities of [DSA's] election [win]s. Downplaying those movements puts organizers who continue this work at risk, especially right now."

Pavlos Roufos @proufos.bsky.social · 2d ago

Good, old Danish social democracy.

BSonblast @bsonblast.bsky.social · 2d ago

Today's quick update [Aug 12]: - RSF drone attacks reported across the tri-city capital (Khartoum, Bahri, Omdurman), as well as cities of Atbara, AlDamer & ElObeid. - 20 civilians reported killed in yesterday's clashes between SAF & RSF in Geisan, Blue Nile. #KeepEyesOnSudan

phoenix @blessedscavengers.bsky.social · 2w ago

here’s the best of the of the lot!

Kelly @broadwaybabyto.bsky.social · 4d ago

Please don’t offer disabled people “thoughts and prayers”. Don’t offer empty platitudes and inspirational memes. Offer real, tangible help… and then follow through. We lack support for the most basic activities of daily living. That’s where we need help.

Simulated Chollas @simulatedchollas.bsky.social · 4d ago

Long before fascism took the stage, the North American settler colonies of the United States and Canada, and their European parent colonial empires, those of France and Britain, had been born from and then maintained by the totalitarian oppression of non-white peoples around the world.
Democracy and imperialism, like their child, fascism, have always been based on the exclusion, exploitation and extermination of non-citizens (and even de jure citizens who do not belong to the dominant ethnicity).

History is What's Happening@historyiswhat.bsky.social · 6d ago

No, fascism did not arise as a response to anarchism, it doesn't matter how many times Mussolini quoted anarchists. Fascism arose in response to militarism, colonialism, World War I (the Great War for Colonies) and prole-based movements in general, from bolshevism to anarchism to social democracy.

Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · 6d ago

Sanon vaa et ftp ja ihan sama mitä teini oli tai ei ollu tehny yle.fi/a/74-20240101

Tämän tiedämme nyt Tuusulan mopoturmasta

Kokosimme tähän artikkeliin pääkohdat Tuusulan mopomiitissä tapahtuneesta takaa-ajotilanteesta, jossa mopoilija loukkaantui.

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The Sick Times @thesicktimes.org · last wk.

Study: confirmed skeletal muscle abnormalities in Long COVID and ME Study: found evidence that fibromyalgia is a central nervous system disorder Study: Black people in the U.S. are less likely to be diagnosed with Long COVID compared to white people thesicktimes.org/2026/08/04/r...

ID: Muscle fibers appear underneath a microscope in a striped pattern. The fibers appear red with white spaces. Inside the fiber are purple dots. The text reads, “The Sick Times. Long COVID research updates. A new study confirmed skeletal muscle abnormalities in Long COVID and ME. A large genetic study found evidence that fibromyalgia is a central nervous system disorder. Black people in the U.S. are less likely to be diagnosed with Long COVID compared to white people, according to a new study.”

A new study in Nature Communications confirmed skeletal muscle abnormalities in Long COVID and ME. The study, which furthered past research on post-exertional malaise from the same research group, compared various exercise tests and biopsies of people with Long COVID and ME to results from people who underwent 60 days of strict bedrest, as well as results from controls. “There are indications of abnormalities in muscle fibers, energy production, and oxygen supply,” lead researcher Rob Wüst said in a press release. People with Long COVID and ME “should not be treated as if they have merely lost their fitness. Future studies and diagnostics must take this into account.”

A large genetic study in Nature Medicine found evidence that fibromyalgia is a central nervous system disorder. Researchers analyzed genetic data from 2.56 million people, comparing around 54,000 people with fibromyalgia to controls. They found 26 loci for the disease, or specific locations on a chromosome where variations on DNA are linked to the increased chance of disease development. Though fibromyalgia has a higher prevalence in women, the researchers did not find a sex difference in the genetic architecture. “These findings establish a firm biological basis for a long-debated condition,” the researchers concluded. The study’s biggest limiting factor was its primarily European cohort, which could limit how well the findings apply to people of other ethnicities.

Black people in the U.S. are less likely to be diagnosed with Long COVID compared to white people, according to a new study in Health Affairs. Researchers evaluated the electronic health records of 2.4 million Americans diagnosed with acute COVID-19 between 2022 and early 2023, using the ICD-10-CM code for Long COVID (U09.9) as the primary outcome. The researchers found less than 1% of each ethnicity group in the study had a Long COVID diagnosis, and stated that their findings were “likely an underestimate of the true magnitude of diagnostic bias.”

eds. inéditas.@ineditas.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Over a photo of persons at a series of conveyor belts, in full body PPE, is overlayed a semi-transparent hot pink box. Stylized text in white, over this box, reads "for a world without work. for anarchy & communism."

ᴋɪɴɢᴘɪɴ ᴏғ ᴛʜᴇ ɪɴᴋᴘᴇɴ@killlthehype.blacksky.app · 12mo ago

Everyone on here has an agenda, what’s yours?

Anthony Moser @anthonymoser.com · last wk.

it's important to communicate that these products are not damned by their failures, they are damned by their goals

Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · last wk.

Asked me if i'd give him a blow job for 5€. It was "a test" to see if i would get angry. ~10 years ago

Heather Hill@rollin-academic.bsky.social · last wk.

A question from Reddit that I'll answer here: "What's the most unhinged thing a doctor has said to you with a straight face?"

🕳️@negativeinfinity.bsky.social · last wk.

5 months ago.

Fared Al Mahlool | فريد المحلول@faredalmahlool.bsky.social · 5mo ago

The last photo of Mikaeil Mirdoraghi, a third-grade student killed in the reported U.S./Israeli strike on a primary school in Minab, Iran. He is waving goodbye to his mother.

Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · last wk.

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"To talk of an abolition communism is in a way a redundancy because regimes of policing and incarceration could not possibly exist in a society that has done away with classes and the State. After all, both abolition and communism aim to abolish the current order and establish a qualitatively different kind of life. In this way abolition and communism are alike. However, because communist politics has become imbued with carcerality for more than a century, it becomes necessary to explicitly articulate a communism that wholly rejects carceral logic."

Abolisyonista@abolisyonista.bsky.social · 2w ago

Abolition communism is the idea that carcerality (police, prisons, borders, etc.) are inherently features of bourgeois power that can never be recuperated by revolution and that the coercive capacities of revolution will not take carceral form. haters.noblogs.org/post/2022/03...

Jamal abu hashem🇵🇸@jamalzuhir.bsky.social · 2w ago

Someone who follows the news from Gaza gets tired. Can you imagine what it's like for someone living in that reality?

Everything A Border @bordered-lands.bsky.social · 2w ago

Perpetually linking ICE activity to mid 20th century Nazism misses over a hundred years of US immigration law based on racial exclusion AND the very real policies of US empire both domestic and abroad. The US held Haitian asylum seekers in detention camps in Cuba for years as recently as the 90s.

History is What's Happening@historyiswhat.bsky.social · 2w ago

When you pass the buck of American imperialism to the German Nazis, you don't just draw attention to how bad the US has become, you exonerate both the Nazis and the historic imperialists/authoritarians of your own country, since the former were inspired by the latter.

Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · 2w ago

"... a commitment to harsh border regimes is not the sole preserve of the far right. Once again, liberals and centrists who claim to decry the right’s anti-immigrant stances are themselves treating immigrants as a threat to be secured against."

Natasha Lennard@natashalennard.bsky.social · 2w ago

Liberals Are Ceding Ground to the Far Right on Ceuta Border Crossings … latest @theintercept.com theintercept.com/2026/08/03/c...

Natasha Lennard @natashalennard.bsky.social · 2w ago

Liberals Are Ceding Ground to the Far Right on Ceuta Border Crossings … latest @theintercept.com theintercept.com/2026/08/03/c...

Liberals Are Ceding Ground to the Far Right on Ceuta Border Crossings

From the New York Times to the EU, liberals defending Spain from far-right fearmongering are regurgitating the right’s anti-immigrant premise.

theintercept.com

hunchback from sardinia @dogfromsinope.bsky.social · 2w ago

keep saying this: the most ingrained modern ideology (in terms of the thing that people believe to be true and natural without ever thinking about it) is not capitalism, it's nationalism and nation-states

#StupidSuez@diplomatofnight.com · 2w ago

It is pretty sad that so few people actually believe in open borders

Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · 2w ago

My opinion on leftists who are like "solidarity with Pedro Sanchez / the Spanish state": 🤡

Laura @tutusntinyhats.bsky.social · 2w ago

From the Sameer Project on Instagram. Please support their incredibly necessary work if you can! "Without immediate support, we may be forced to stop our daily operations, including distributions of food, water, and other life-sustaining aid." www.instagram.com/thesameerpro...

The Sameer Project on Instagram: "We have been warning for weeks that donations are declining - not only to The Sameer Project, but across mutual aid and relief efforts throughout Gaza. We have cut m...

2,374 likes, 124 comments - thesameerproject on July 31, 2026: "We have been warning for weeks that donations are declining - not only to The Sameer Project, but across mutual aid and relief efforts t...

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Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · 2w ago

I don't write much, partly because i have cognitive problems & very limited energy. Also i'm a somewhat quiet person. Don't know why anyone would follow me tho, hope you like my reposts.

Simulated Chollas @simulatedchollas.bsky.social · 2w ago

Words from @harshawalia.bsky.social on Ceuta border crossing:

On CEUTA:
Because a lot of what I am going to say will pushback against much of what is out there (against large north american leftist influencer accounts), first to locate myself in this:
If you know any of my work, especially on the ground, you know that I am an anti-imperialist. I am a long time student of and organizer within anti-colonial & internationalist movements, including Palestinian liberation.
I am also a migrant justice organizer, writer, and connected to migrant justice movements in different parts of the world - including some organizations in Ceuta, whose on-the-ground documenting over the past two days influences my thinking.
1) FORTRESS EUROPE:
I have written about Ceuta, Melilla, Canary Islands and EU border externalization for the past 15 years.
In a nutshell: the engineering of Fortress Europe began with the fencing of Melilla and Ceuta in 1993 (enclaves located on the African continent - claimed by Spain who currently holds jurisdiction / Morocco has long demanded their return / both layered upon Amazighen land claims - and form the only land border between Africa and Europe).
Today, the EU externalizes border controls based on three primary routes, with the "western route" traversing the border between Morocco and these enclaves, as well as across the Strait of Gibraltar to the European mainland or across the Atlantic from Morocco or Mauritania to the Canary Islands.
From the 1990's to early 2000's the enclaves were slowly militarized with a spike in monitoring and razor wire fencing.
Spain's history of empire and imbrication with the European civilizational project-constructed upon and against the Muslim world since the Reconquista-has made it an eager participant in physically and conceptually fencing its enclaves on African soil.
Spain's marginal status within the EU has also influenced its migration policies, especially after the Eurozone debt crisis of 2010 and the imposition of EU policies of austerity. Frontex (EU's border agency) act…

Pedro Sánchez, congratulated the Spanish and Moroccan forces (Guardia Civil and Auxiliary Forces of Morocco) after declaring the crossing a "violent assault on Spanish soil". Moroccan border officials dug graves for the dead they had beaten up and killed, their bodies never returned to their families. Over 60 migrants were prosecuted for "human trafficking."
2) THEORIES OF US-ISRAELI INVASION
The evidence being pulled up by some major left influencer accounts in north america for this being a US-Israel military maneuver includes hot-takes and clipped videos about most migrants being military aged-men.
This ironically parrots the exact same discourse that has long shaped far-right anti-migrant discourses in Europe.
Actually, the vast majority of migrants (upto 75 percent in some years) for the past twenty years on the western migration routes, especially Ceuta, Melilla,and Canary Islands, has been men aged 18-39.
Such takes also ignore the painful eye witness accounts that suggest that those who did die en route (at least 67 people so far, with many bodies still being recovered) were young children.
Most fundamentally, such takes completely ignore that, across state & imperial geopolitics, migrants do have some degree of agency, that undeniably there were refugees and migrants who crossed, that migrants do otherwise regularly attempt to cross and die crossing at Ceuta, and that migrants in and/or from Morocco are regularly waiting for favourable crossing conditions (whether state or legal or smuggler engineered).
We can't deny that many migrants themselves have reported that they acted based on information (that was unfortunately incorrect) about Spain's recent supreme court ruling regarding expulsions.
Completely erasing the overall dynamics of migration from the conversation is mind-boggling.
Before the latest round of arrivals, at least 27 people died trying to reach Ceuta and overall 247 people have died on the western route since early 2026.
Even if one were to …

The current Spanish government is more pro-Palestine than the Moroccan monarchy, which normalized ties with Israel in 2020 and joined Trump's Gaza Peace Board this year.
However, we shouldn't only understand what is happening through the analytic of US hegemony or Israel. In particular, we must hold the centrality of Western Sahara as a struggle for self-determination on it's own terms, rather than as secondary analytic to US-Israeli imperialism.
This is especially true because Spain has actually fluctuated it position on Western Sahara over the years.
In 2021 Spain reversed its position supporting an independent referendum in Western Sahara and ended up backing Morocco's plans for Western Sahara after Morocco eased its border and 8,000 people entered Ceta (Morocco's response to Spain admitting Brahim Ghali of Polisario Front for treatment). Then, Algeria severed it's relationship with Spain because of Spain's reversal on Western Sahara (including cutting off gas pipeline access). At the same time, Spain re-opened the Moroccan-European pipeline (under the same govt of Pedro Sanchez).
Only recently have Algeria and Spain re-established relations, though Spain has yet to reverse it's position on Western Sahara.
Days ago, Morocco named a 1,055km highway cutting over Western Sahara after Trump. But Morocco is not simply a client state of the US or Israel. Morocco is an occupying power with consistent territorial expansion and control over Western Sahara.
It is this context of Western Sahara, and Algerian-Spanish state relations, that is most likely driving Moroccan state interests and their weaponizing migration as a strategic tool of political pressure onto Spain.
4) "MIGRANT FLOOD"
While the far-right stokes the manufactured language of "migrant crisis," some on the left are playing into the idea of migrants being "pawns" and imperialist powers "flooding" Spain with migrants.
Different state & capitalist interests are **always** manufacturing and controlling irregular…

As usual, geopolitical hot takes ignore and erase especially Black African migrants, despite the reality of what's happening on the ground. ELIN reports that most don't have food, hygiene access, and many need medical attention. This is the reality of what's happening on the ground
- and at border sites everywhere - and what needs our solidarity and mutual aid (donate to them & no name kitchen if you are able).
The biggest beneficiaries through are the far-right across Europe who are stoking anti-migrant, anti-Muslim racism. Italy's far right PM Giorgia Meloni, for example, has temporarily suspended it's Schengen arrangement with Spain, backed by Finland and Denmark - even though Ceuta isn't even in the Schengen zone. And Spain has been a recent outlier in EU policy not only with respect to Palestine, but also faced EU backlash for it's recent regularization program.
Yet, in the past day, Spain and Germany's centrist responses have been to "assure" the EU that the borders are fortified, and "not a single migrant who landed in Ceuta has reached the mainland of Europe." This rebuttal simply buttresses the premise of border securitization. The Spanish government has also blamed the surge on smuggling and trafficking networks - something to be extremely vigilant about because one of the main methods of criminalizing migration in the EU today is through anti-trafficking and anti-smuggling initiatives.
Immigration is arguably a much more divisive issue in Spain (across party lines) than Palestinian liberation is, and is thus much more likely to be manipulated in the upcoming elections.
In Ceuta itself in the past day, Nazi organizations and figures, like Alvise Perez or those from Nucleo Nacional, have descended in Ceuta to foster racism and division and to literally hunt migrants who are remaining. But residents of Ceuta, many Muslim, Chrisitan, and/or of Moroccan descent, have been rallying today against this while chanting "Ceuta antifascista!" and "Fuera fachas do nue…

Nadja@radikaalinadja.bsky.social · 2w ago

@harshawalia.bsky.social has posted something smart on Ceuta on fb

Radical Graffiti @radicalgraffiti.bsky.social · 2w ago

"Stop the Slop / Down with AI / Support Living Artists / Save our Water / Destroy the Data Centers" Poster spotted in Melbourne

Laura @tutusntinyhats.bsky.social · 2w ago

Like, if your vision of a better future involves somehow solving climate change without transformative change to our global political and economic systems? Yeah, no thanks.

Laura@tutusntinyhats.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I am less and less interested in any kind of climate organizing, or imagining of climate solutions and better futures, that isn't explicitly anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist.

Nadja @radikaalinadja.bsky.social · 2w ago

@harshawalia.bsky.social has posted something smart on Ceuta on fb

Happy Hour at Hippel's @sanktmaxtci.bsky.social · 2w ago

Streamlining the consumption of digital commodities. Inserting a new level of mediation which accelerates their consumption and increases a chance of repeat business through addictive algorithmic stimulation. Reducing the use value of information so it cannot be used against this process. Bastards.

History is What's Happening @historyiswhat.bsky.social · 2w ago

A meeting of the fascist minds, platformed by the Ukrainian government. "United24 (Ukrainian: Єдині24, romanised: Yedyni24) is a Ukrainian government-run platform" launched on 5 May 2022 to raise money for Ukraine in the Russo-Ukrainian War."

UNITED24 Media • @united24media.com • 17h
- Laura Loomer traveled to Kharkiv to interview Azov founder Andrii Biletskyi.
"He answered all of my questions and walked me through the detailed history of Azov Battalion and the Third Army Corps."
"Full interview coming soon! You don't want to miss it!" she posted.

ر ت ت ت @raniawrites.bsky.social · 3w ago

The fundamental abolitionist lesson that moral =/= legal is a helpful reminder for so many people right now. Much of the time doing things which are morally good puts you at odds with the law, while the courts and institutions of colonial states incentivize and reward all that is immoral.

EMILY WILSON @emilyrcwilson.bsky.social · 3w ago

12. Beyond anything about the film as a film, it was a terrible and entirely unnecessary choice to film the Trojan Horse sequence in occupied Dakhla, Western Sahara, without the consent of the indigenous population.