Getting coffee from EZLN is so hard like Coffee Libetard sometimes just don't ship to some parts of Asia and I'm just there sitting and watching it from afar
3 months ago
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I always wanted a leftist analysis of that, thanks ma guy
3 months ago
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I am a bengali. I heard about Naxilite but don't know much about it beside it has to do with west bengal.
3 months ago
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Your video on caste is probably the richest/best video about this topic on this platform. I finally understood it, it's such a thorny topic that most people just go with 'it's complicated'. Keep up the good work!
3 months ago
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I really hope that you enjoy sharing resources with them, as someone from south america (abya yala), the ways of fight and resistence from zapatistas it has always something new to learn
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All indian media shows the naxal movement in a negative way without actually explaining why they exist, or what their deal is. They are portrayed just as "people with guns in forest bad" or "they attack police, so they are bad". This video will certainly be interesting
3 months ago | 7
Respect from Bangladesh, comrade. Make the subcontinent a better place, and speak against all fascism in all the subcontinental countries.
3 months ago | 0
Naxalbari lal salam! Long live the Indian people's war. If you need any help writing feel free to ask. I have books. कॉमरेड बसवा राजू लाल सलाम, शहीद हुएं क्रांतिकारियों को लाल सलाम! आग
3 months ago | 2
Visiting my folks in the motherland rn and there’s been several news reports covering the killings of naxalites (typically in staged encounters but of course they won’t say anything about that) and state media gleefully asserting that they wish to “eliminate” (kill) every naxalite in the country. India being a leader in the global far right movement and these oppressive crackdowns coinciding with the brutality of DHS, ICE, and the IOF only shine a brighter light on the connected nature of these struggles.
3 months ago
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I'll be honest. That video has been promised for forever now. At this point it just feels like procrastination. I feel ya though. Have you read The Burning Forest by Nandini Sundar?
3 months ago | 0
It’s called yachil, right? I’m trying to find this on cafe libertad but not succeeding. Anyone have other websites that ship to us?
3 months ago
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Rohan Davis
Part of why I love my day job in coffee. On my roasting shifts, I've been roasting coffee grown by the Zapatistas in Chiapas, the indigenous resistance at war with the Mexican government. Their coffee has been fire ✌🏾🔥. They do not accept any financial support from the Mexican government, and coffee is one of their main sources of income. It basically sells itself on account of how delicious it is though.
Speaking of indigenous resistance movements at war with their government, my video on the history of the Maoist Naxalite movement in India is sitting at around 20k words. I've got a round of editing to do, and then I'll be filming it. I've thoroughly enjoyed writing it and reading about it in books and papers. Stay tuned 🤘🏾
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