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@aleshtiraki

I occasionally share things about the PDRY (South Yemen). Tweets get deleted.

Democratic Yemen誕生日: 1969年6月22日2013年9月からTwitterを利用しています

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@aleshtiraki

6月28日

damn bro you got the whole squad laughing

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@aleshtiraki

8分

The principles espoused by Houthis (Ansarallah) with regards to Hashemite supremacy and their caste system are an integral part of their religious and ideological beliefs. There can be no reform. Only abolishment, and the wall to those that stand in the way of class liberation.

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@aleshtiraki

· 12時間

Houthis and their supporters are far too backwards, not that it's impossible to educate them, but it'll take a massive effort, might as well try retrieving leftwing Yemen where it was originally born.

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@aleshtiraki

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Even if you don't think Cuba is socialist, putting a country like Cuba that spent the better of the last century training liberation militias, supporting revolutions and sending doctors overseas (which they still do) on the same sentence with Sweden is a disgrace for any leftist.

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@scumjones

· 13時間

MLs be like “Sweden isn’t socialist but Cuba is” twitter.com/psl_lenin/stat…

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@ZaatarOuZeit

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Western communists who think Assad is this socialist revolutionary anti-imperialist icon should really learn Arabic and hear what Arabic-speaking Assadists actually think of communists

Ali Nassir Mohammed and Ali Salim al-Beidh, the last living South Yemen presidents.

Thinking about how these two literally fought a civil war to kill each other in '86.. time truly heals wounds huh.

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@aleshtiraki

1時間

As far as the Houthis are concerned they all think I'm on their side

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@aleshtiraki

· 20時間

It's funny how western leftists hate me for being candid about Houthis, but the Houthis themselves actually appreciate me, I've gotten DM'd by Houthi supporters thanking me for disassociating the movement from progressives and socialists.

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@aleshtiraki

1時間

I could just decline but I won't

Every time I start a diet and keep it to myself somehow everyone I know irl starts inviting me to lunches and dinners with them ON THEIR EXPENSES I swear it's like they could sense that I'm trying to lose weight

Sorry guys I've been more insolent than usual here, I'm just easily irked and it's early in the morning

and it certainly doesn't help that moqawama have been at my mentions.

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@aleshtiraki

4時間

I rarely if ever tweet about Hezbollah, Lebanon or Saddam, you're barking at the wrong person buddy.

You should support Hezbollah and Iran and other pan Arab/pan islamists. What will you do when the workers of the … — Why is this moron asking me about Hezbollah and Lebanese communists

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Feels eerie looking at these people who were thinking that they've seen the worst of it in 1986, until 1994 happened.

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@aleshtiraki

· 22時間

Rare picture of the trial of the 13 January Events, commonly known as the 1986 South Yemeni Civil War. One of the few photographs that were published of the trial. The veteran Adeni journalist Ahmed Mahmoud Al-Salami who published the picture for the first time in 2018 said:

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@aleshtiraki

12時間

General Secretary Abdel Fattah Ismail, President Salim Rubai Ali, Prime Minister Ali Nassir Mohammed. Aden, the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, the 70s.

is it possible to reform the houthi movement? — You're going to have an easier time trying to reform and push the STC further left than with the Houthis.

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Picture of Ali Salim al-Beidh and Fidel Castro before performing the socialist fraternal kiss

Picture of the two Marxists presidents of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen shaking hands. Salim Rubai Ali and Abdel Fattah Ismail.

That awkward moment when you read about ancient Yemen's history and find out that the North-South conflict existed between the Sabaean and Qataban kingdoms.. in other words, northerners occupied southerners twice in history.

Did you know that the first Yemeni Vice President and Prime Minister was actually an Egyptian who was born and raised in Cairo to an Egyptian mother and a Yemeni father? His name was Abdulrahman al-Baydhani, known for being the architect behind the 26 September Revolution-