“you should always dare to express your views and actively resist injustice and indignity… be courageous … make sacrifices, because you are revolutionaries.”
Nov 18 • 40 tweets • 10 min read
I’ve been learning a little bit about fortifications. It’s an interesting subject. One source i found informative was “CIVIL ENGINEER GUIDE TO
FIGHTING POSITIONS,
SHELTERS, OBSTACLES,
AND REVETMENTS, AIR FORCE HANDBOOK 10-222, VOLUME 14
1 August 2008.”
was just using that to give myself a basic understanding of what kind of fighting positions are built, their materials etc. sandbags, these have changed over the years, right? The production of aggregates as well as things like ready mix concrete also changed. Also plywood.
Oct 12 • 63 tweets • 11 min read
I forgot to put this one. It really was touching to me. Context: dungeons of Lurigancho.
I will give a short timeline before sharing the story of these absolutely heroic martyrs.
On the morning of Oct 4, 1985, the prisoners of war carried out a routine agitation.
It was just after 6:15, and a witness was situated at the British Pavilion. He saw approaching members of the Republican Guard. But looking closer, he must have experienced a feeling of dread upon recognizing them as Llapan Atic. “I saw that it was a troop of policemen in mottled
