Stole their oil, their wheat, their gas, all on the behalf of the US, in order to be allowed to exist. And now after a decade, as soon as Bashar was taken out, what happened? Oh, Rojava is disintegrating a year later.

You are completely right about this. I also investigated about the SDF and shared some of my findings here -> https://lemmygrad.ml/post/6488415

Adding to what you also mentioned, there were plenty of evidence that the US never even cared about the Kurds:

From Burkina Faso! Solidarity with Venezuela!

From Mexico

Damn, this is the best shirt and handbag I have ever seen in my life!

Found on Rednote! Makes me want to consoooooom

I really hope Brazilian comrades mobilize and actually work something through. Otherwise, they will face demise to the level that we are seeing in Argentina.

Well, Zionists have been bragging about it:

My personal translation of the tweet:

• Owen Jones: the Mossad is arming cells to commit ISIS style attacks across Iran, but I still support the mass protest thing that’s no longer happening

The situation is very bad in Argentina. Let me give you this interview that contextualize what is happening and the privilege zionists have in Argentina:

• Under Javier Milei, Argentina has given state benefits to Israeli expats, while Patagonia has become a haven for ex-IDF soldiers fearing Gaza war crimes charges

• As Patagonia burns, journalist Sebastian Salgado recalls how Israelis have set fires in the region

I think that this will be the recurrent trend from this day forward.

My hypothesis that may explain this trend is that the privilege that liberals had is quickly evaporating and that forces them to confront the reality that they so much dismissed: the reality that the oppressed have lived and tried so hard to explain to them with no result.

When liberal’s view of reality finally matches with the oppressed, decades of propaganda will be destroyed in the minds of people and that will allow empathy, solidarity and finally organizations to grow. This will be the same for Europe.

Interestingly enough, their reactions were not that bad:

• https://lemmy.world/post/41531112

• https://lemmy.world/post/41492297

Meanwhile, we also have this disgusting amount of brazilians that supported the US invasion to Venezuela:

The survey also shows that 46% of Brazilians approve and 39% disapprove of the military action that bombed parts of Caracas and captured President Nicolás Maduro on January 3rd.

The question: “Would you say you approve or disapprove of the US military action in Venezuela?”

Approval: 46%.
Disapprove: 39%.
Don’t know/No answer: 15%.

Ice skating in the DPRK

Maybe, now, we might be in for a surprise -> https://lemmygrad.ml/post/10373508

Never lose hope that the oppressed within the imperial core might show us something great.

Don’t stay an observer comrade! You also have potential to become the hope for plenty of comrades if you organize. Now more than ever, hope is very much needed.

These two weeks really feel like decades are happening.

You can stay in tune with c/worldnews ! Lots of comrade try to post as much updates as possible in that community to keep everyone up to speed.

As for Brazil, the last update was this one produced by comrade, Conselheiro -> https://lemmygrad.ml/post/10076452

Video being shared in X.com and in the Cuban Telegrams:

Not only Iran has been attacked lately. Burkina Faso had a coup attempt the same day that the US kidnapped Maduro.

I will stay on the lookout for that document. Maybe, I can find it later on and I will ping you here if I do find it.

Meanwhile, maybe, the other organization that is listed in 990 Form(Abdorrahman Boroumand Center for Human Rights in Iran) and the reference in the HRANA website can help you in the meantime as a resource.

Good catch. As for the website(https://www.hra-iran.org/introduction/), isn’t that HRANA? If it is, then in their website there is a reference to the NED. The connection is there but the 990 form is not available(I speculate that it was intentionally hidden).