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       Re: Solidarity between fellow victims of colonialism
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: January 10, 2024, 7:12 pm
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       [quote]Leading left-wing figures Lidia Thorpe and Tasmanian
       Indigenous leader Michael Mansell say Palestine will form a key
       part of their Invasion Day messages, as they look to drive the
       wider Indigenous movement in a more radical direction
       post-referendum.[/quote]
       Thank you!
       [quote]But Yes campaign leaders Sean Gordon and Mark Leibler
       said tying the two movements to each other would “alienate” the
       Jewish community from Indigenous gatherings and deprive the
       Aboriginal rights movement of much needed allies.[/quote]
       That's the point! Palestinians are part of our folk! Jews are
       not:
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       Continuing:
       [quote]The event page for Sydney’s Invasion Day Rally, organised
       by The Blak Caucus, features a list of nine demands, including
       ending the “war on black kids”, ceasing forced removal of
       children, shutting down youth prisons and prosecuting officials
       over black deaths in custody.
       The seventh demand from the “First Nations organising
       collective” urges the government to “cut ties with and impose
       sanctions on colonial, apartheid Israel until Palestine is
       free”. Independent Senator Thorpe said Palestine would form a
       key part of her ­Invasion Day message and urged people to join
       her on January 26 in “extending our solidarity to the people of
       Palestine”.
       “Palestinians know what the trauma of invasion, of
       dispossession, state violence and occupation is like. Just as
       First Peoples in this country do,” she told The Australian.
       “This year on Invasion Day I’ll be inviting people to join me in
       extending our solidarity to the people of Palestine – to the
       innocent people struggling under brutal Israeli government
       violence in Gaza and the West Bank.
       “We share a reality of ongoing genocide and are both yet to
       ­experience liberation and the ­acknowledgment of our
       sovereignty. Our struggle under settler-colonialism is one
       struggle. Together we’re fighting for our humanity, for freedom,
       for land back and for lasting peace.”
       More than 100 people have so far responded to an event called
       the “Palestinian Contingent to the Invasion Day Rally”, also
       held at Belmore Park in Sydney, in which “the Palestinian
       community joins First Nations in demanding the abolishing of …
       ‘Australia Day’ ”.
       “From Gadigal to Gaza: Colonisation, occupation and land theft
       is a crime. Our collective liberations are intrinsically
       linked,” information for an event hosted by The Blak Caucus and
       Palestine Justice Movement Sydney, reads.
       ...
       Ahmed Abadla, from the Palestine Justice Movement Sydney, said
       the purpose of the Palestinian contingent was to “highlight the
       huge similarities between the two” movements.[/quote]
       This is what folkism looks like!
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       One enemy:
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       Re: True Left Breakthrough: Anti-Whiteness
       By: antihellenistic Date: March 20, 2024, 4:01 pm
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       Historical Folkism
       [quote]In 1521, a few months after Ponce de León died from thigh
       poisoning, conquistadors landed on the present-day South
       Carolina coastline. The Spanish crew completed a preliminary
       survey, but, to prove that they had “discovered” new territory,
       they kidnapped sixty natives and brought them back to
       Hispaniola. Excited about the prospects of bling, Spanish
       bureaucrat Lucas Vásquez de Ayllón wrote to Spain and assured
       the crown that he wasn’t as stupid as Ponce. He even took one of
       his captives back to Spain to testify that there was no danger
       at all in South Carolina. After exploring the coastline once
       more in 1525, Ayllón eventually returned to the shores of South
       Carolina on August 9, 1526. With him, he brought more than six
       hundred passengers who were ready to fulfill his new colonizing
       contract with Spain. Along with hopeful residents, supplies, and
       even livestock, Ayllón brought dozens of African slaves.
       One reason Ayllón isn’t known as one of the great explorers of
       his time is that he was terrible at exploring. He crashed a ship
       and lost most of his supplies on the first day. Then, in
       November,9 the angry indigenous people joined the enslaved
       Africans and organized America’s first slave revolt, setting
       fire to buildings in the settlement. Ayllón and his ragtag band
       of colonizers hopped back on their ships and jetted back to
       where the good, sane white people were, leaving everything
       behind. Of the six hundred who arrived with Ayllón, only 150
       made it back to safety.
       No one knows what happened to the enslaved Africans who revolted
       at San Miguel de Gualdape. Only a few returned with Ayllón, and
       most historians assume they assimilated with the Native
       Americans. Several tribes in North and South Carolina, including
       the Lumbee, trace their heritage back to a mixture of indigenous
       people, whites, and African Americans. What we do know for sure
       is that both African and Native American populations had one
       thing in common: resistance.[/quote]
       Source :
       Black AF History: The Un-Whitewashed Story of America by Michael
       Harriot page 46 and 47
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