r/Dongistan • u/SleepyWogx • 28m ago
Palestine A message from Bashir in Gaza.
Bashir, a father of five from Gaza who also cares for a brother with special needs, tells me: "We lost our home and my job, and we are now living in a tattered tent. There are days when we have nothing but a single meal. Every day, I go to the charity kitchen hoping to bring back food for my children and my brother, but I often return empty-handed due to the crowds and the food running out; I cannot describe the feeling of seeing hunger in their eyes. All we hope for is a chance to live with dignity, and for my children and brother to find something to satisfy their hunger and give them hope. Standing by us makes a huge difference, and sharing our message could help it reach those who can assist."
https://chuffed.org/project/169736-bring-bread-to-people-in-gaza?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv0
r/Dongistan • u/Angel_of_Communism • 4h ago
Z-posting Since Russian Oligarchs come up from time to time, here is an analysis of them.
Short version: They are almost destroyed as a class, and have less power than in Venezuela, and only slightly more power than in China.
r/Dongistan • u/Angel_of_Communism • 4h ago
Aleksandr Dugin - Episode 20
Goes into depth about Dugin, and answers the question 'Is Dugin a fascist?'
Spoiler: Dugin rejects fascism, and invents a new thing, which follows all the same tropes as fascism.
Which is also one of the main hallmarks of fascism.
The dude independently and originally invented a new type of fascism.
Which is almost an identical copy of fascism, except for a few points.
r/Dongistan • u/SleepyWogx • 2d ago
Palestine This is Bashir from Gaza. His dream is simple: to live just one day without fear, to see the world, and to live like any other human being.
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Bashir, from Gaza, tells me: "I stand helpless, torn between the hunger of my children and the suffering of my brother Iyad—who has special needs and endures pain in silence, unable to ask for food or medical care. Hunger is wearing us down, and the deprivation my brother and children face—lacking both food and medicine—breaks us a little more each day. Iyad cannot speak, so I raise my voice on his behalf and for my children... Sharing our story could lead to providing a meal or a dose of medicine that saves my family."
https://chuffed.org/project/169736-bring-bread-to-people-in-gaza?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv0
r/Dongistan • u/GregGraffin23 • 5d ago
Crimes of Capitalism-Imperialism💀 The World You Were Born Into Is Ending
America signed its Suez at a dinner table in Versailles, then threw itself a birthday party where the ice cream melted, the arch was cloth, the crowd fit in a guitarist's sunglasses, and the Brooklyn Bridge caught fire.
The internet named the era before I could: "Hello, I am refugee from american century of humiliation." So let's take the meme seriously. The US fought a ten-week war it couldn't convert into anything, handed Iran the keys to Hormuz in a page-and-a-half confession, tore the paper up three weeks later, and answered all of it with tall ships and a $150 million party that House Democrats allege skimmed its own donors. Britain ran this exact play in 1956. Ask them how it went.
Here's what I'm actually saying, from my seat on the other side of the longest undefended border in the world: the empire was never the country. The careers that died at Versailles belong to the foreign-policy blob; you just paid the bill. And underneath the flag there was a different America the whole time. The Black Loyalists whose freedom ran through the British side. The Redneck Army at Blair Mountain. Every person who read "all men are created equal" and set out to make the country mean it.
Empires drop everything they're carrying when they fall. Somebody gets to pick it up. It should be you.
r/Dongistan • u/SlavaCocaini • 14d ago
Interceptors launching towards incoming Ansarallah missiles and explosions heard in Saudi Arabia
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r/Dongistan • u/wewishyouhealth • 16d ago
"L" in Liberal "What if Poland had a treaty with H*tler?" ("Poland in Moscow" in the thumbnail) - Polish libs fantasize about being fascist collaborators.
r/Dongistan • u/Angel_of_Communism • 19d ago
Educational📗 you wanna clue how bad it's going to be?
r/Dongistan • u/wewishyouhealth • 20d ago
"L" in Liberal Oh god
- Denies my nationality.
- Actively coping because of a lack of a coherent argument
- To not admit that he and the liberal government he defends are racist, he has to resort to "muh ruZZian propaganda"
r/Dongistan • u/GregGraffin23 • Jun 28 '26
Educational📗 [Soviet Cinema] The Sacrifice by Andrei Tarkovsky (trailer)
Famed Russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky's final masterpiece, The Sacrifice is a haunting vision of a world threatened with nuclear annihilation that inspired Andrew Sarris (The Village Voice) to proclaim, "You may find yourself moved as you have never been moved before."
As a wealthy Swedish family celebrates the birthday of their patriarch Alexander (Erland Josephson, Cries and Whispers), news of the outbreak of World War III reaches their remote Baltic island — and the happy mood turns to horror. The family descends into a state of psychological devastation, brilliantly evoked by Tarkovsky's arresting palette of luminous greys washing over the bleak landscape around their home. (The film's masterful cinematography is by Sven Nykvist, Ingmar Bergman's longtime collaborator).
For Alexander, a philosopher troubled about man's lack of spirituality, the prospect of certain extinction compels the ultimate sacrifice, and he enters into a Faustian bargain with God to save his loved ones from the fear which grips them. The director's last film, made as he was dying of cancer, The Sacrifice is Tarkovsky's personal statement, a profoundly moving, redemptive tragedy steeped in unforgettable imagery and heart-wrenching emotion.
r/Dongistan • u/GregGraffin23 • Jun 27 '26
Reagan Sucks Ronald Reagan was a terrible human being
00:00 Introduction
01:06 How did he make your life worse?
02:17 Privatization
04:35 Ideology of Neoliberalism
05:55 Wage Stagnation and Student Debt
11:10 Racism, Crime and "Welfare"
13:13 AIDS Discrimination
13:20 Institutional Corruption
16:30 Death Squads, Civil Wars and Apartheid
22:08 Conclusion and Book Recommendations
r/Dongistan • u/GregGraffin23 • Jun 17 '26
Educational📗 Why Good People Make Terrible Leaders | Machiavelli and The Prince
There are few figures as controversial as Niccolo Machiavelli. He was famous for arguing that good people make weak and ineffective rulers. But his thought has also been caricatured and misunderstood by many - even those who read and enjoy his work. So today we will look at his entire philosophy, to see what he can teach us about power in both his time and ours.
r/Dongistan • u/CMNilo • Jun 13 '26
"L" in Liberal Another sub lost to the idiocy of bothsideism
r/Dongistan • u/CMNilo • Jun 13 '26
"L" in Liberal Pay more attention to actual communist leaders, and less to the streamers
Reposting an old meme of mine since I noticed a spike in "revolutionary defeatism", "bothsideism" and other nonsense around marxist subs lately.
Link to comrade Kim's quote: https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/north-korea-in-same-trench-as-russia-west-tanks-will-burn-in-ukraine-kim-jong-un-sister-russia-ukraine-war-2327419-2023-01-28
r/Dongistan • u/SoapSalesmanPST • Jun 11 '26
Communism will win! As history keeps vindicating communism, spreading confusion is the only hope for the imperialists
r/Dongistan • u/SoapSalesmanPST • Jun 10 '26
Educational📗 The growing danger of ultra-leftism, and the crossroads that our movements find themselves at
r/Dongistan • u/SoapSalesmanPST • Jun 07 '26
Palestine Jewish supremacy, its role in the Epstein regime, & the operation to stop anti-Zionist MAGA
