Popular Front for the Liberation of Oman poster celebrating the 20th Anniversary of its revolution, 1985
The bottom text reads:
"A continuous struggle for freedom, democracy and peace."
The PFLO maintained contact with dozens of solidarity committees worldwide, including a committee based in Denmark. The Danish committee published official PFLO bulletins in the Danish language.
Danish solidarity work in the Southern Gulf was extensive at the time. The Committee for the Revolution in Oman and the Arabian Gulf (KROAG) assisted with the construction of the PFLO hospital in PDR Yemen.
The bulletins were compiled by KROAG based on secretive radio transmissions by the PFLO Information Office, which broadcasted from the heart of the struggle from the mid-1960s until the definitive disbandment of the armed struggle by mid-1980s.
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Jaw-dropping NYT piece exposing the full scandal behind Trump’s Yemen campaign.
Highlights below 👇
👉Trump ordered a status report after the first month of engagements, which concluded that the US had failed to achieve air superiority over Yemen, that drones were shot down at an unprecedented rate, and that the US had burned through a billion dollars in that first month alone
👉Omani officials had relayed to ME envoy Steve Witkoff that Trump could be offered an offramp on the condition that he entered into direct negotiations with the Ansarallah - negotiations that would not, and did not include Israel. Trump agreed to it.
"Emily Jashinsky notes that the same OSINT account was previously cited in a West Point academic paper as an “ever-resourceful analyst,” suggesting the U.S. military is aware of the account and may treat its posts as credible sources."
Israel's systematic destruction of Gaza's civilian infrastructure is what the Waffen SS 'Sprengkommando' was tasked to do to Warsaw as collective punishment for the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.
And just like the Zionists, the Nazis went after Warsaw's libraries, schools and hospitals. Every trace of human civilization was to be eradicated. The entire city was to be made unlivable, a decision that came from the upper echelons of the Nazi regime.
All of Yemen's enemies are idiots and morons lmfao
Pete Hegseth admits the "Iran-funded Houthis" narrative is a made-up talking point to sell the bombing campaign to the average feeble American John Doe
Fantastic lmfao
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller proposes to extract economic gain from both Egypt and the EU if the US succeeds in opening the Red Sea by force. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz had previously proposed that Europe should foot the bill entirely lol
The Government of Change & Construction based in Yemen's capital Sana'a (Ansarallah-aligned) has issued the country's new Investment Law.
This law marks a turning point in governance, from maintaining a status quo to adopting a more proactive approach to reform.
The new law allows Yemeni citizens and foreigners to invest in Yemen, aiming to stimulate and develop a self-sustaining and self-sufficient national economy. Categories include micro enterprises & community projects, power generation, machinery, manufacturing & local production.
Some sectors however are exempt from the new Investment law, such as oil & gas exploration, banking & finance, import, wholesale & retail trade, tobacco and cigarette manufacturing and weapons & explosives manufacturing.
Truly fascinating development. A new armed group calling itself the "Islamic Resistance in the land of the Two Holy Mosques" has just emerged out of Saudi Arabia, announcing its existence with the launch of a drone towards Israel.
Contrary to dominating narratives, Saudi Arabia has long had a radical and revolutionary underground movement that has popped up on occasion since the 1970s. Saudi Arabia saw the emergence of its first industrialized proletariat synchronous with the oil boom of the 1950s.
A proletariat that became near-instantaneously revolutionary and radicalized, as oil experts imported from the rest of the Arab world and beyond would bring Marxism with them. This radicalization culminated in the ARAMCO oil workers strikes of 1953 and 1956.