Saturday, June 01, 2019

Some Tweets from Black Alliance for Peace


  •  Pinned Tweet
     2 Oct 2018
    BREAKING: BAP has launched its campaign to shut down and end the U.S. occupation of Africa! Read our statement and find out how you can get involved 👉🏿
    , ,  and 7 others
    15 replies307 retweets391 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 29
    Liberals: You really can't see how hypocritical it is for you to be concerned about so-called Russia meddling in U.S. elections while you are supporting massive, illegal, death generating intervention into the internal electoral and governing affairs of Venezuela?
    82 replies897 retweets2,207 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 19
    US Regime Change Ops - Latin America: Mexico, 1914 Guatemala, 1954 Cuba, 1961 Brazil, 1964 Dominican Republic, 1965 Argentina, Chile, 70s Nicaragua, 80s Grenada, 1983 Panama, 1989 Haiti, 1994 VENEZUELA, 2002 Haiti, 2004 Honduras, 2009 Nicaragua, 2018 , 2019
    37 replies399 retweets529 likes
     
     
  •  May 27
    The African internationalism rings clear: A threat to colonized peoples anywhere is a threat to colonized peoples everywhere ❤️🖤💚
    0:44
    In the celebration of the says:
    11 retweets21 likes
     
     
  •  May 27
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    D.C.'s Tenants' Advocacy Coalition (TENAC), a non-profit listed as a resource on the local government's website, condemns the Embassy Protection Collective and Nicolas Maduro as a "murderous tyrant."…
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  •   Retweeted
     May 27
    US Imperialism is a threat to Black Liberation here and abroad. Long Live The Spirit of Maurice Bishop and the New Jewel Movement Forward Ever, Backward Never!
    Graham, who is a well-known neocon and , has repeatedly called on the to militarily intervene in several nations, including Venezuela, Iran, and Syria.
    8 retweets15 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 27
    The "national interests" of the capitalist oligarchy are not same as interests of working class. That is why on this memorial day the Black Alliance for Peace says once again: "Not one drop of blood from working class and poor to defend interests of the capitalist oligarchy."
    12 replies328 retweets766 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 27
    On this memorial day honor the troops by not letting them die for 1%. As a veteran, I stand with Gerry Condon, President of Veterans for Peace who makes argument that U.S. solders are not morally obligated to obey illegal orders to participate in an attack on Venezuela.
    24 replies713 retweets1,600 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 26
    First time I have seen my father since he was released from a Sudanese jail with the other political detainees. He told me to thank everyone for their support 🙏🏿🧡 "You can jail revolutionaries, but you can't jail the revolution" - Fred Hampton
     
    15 replies91 retweets326 likes
     
     
  •  May 27
    Only a population adequately propagandized and isolated from the oppressed would concoct and take part in this white-supremacist, capitalist monstrosity. In fact, here you see clearly how white supremacy and capitalism operate together.
    3:02
    YOU'RE UNDER ARREST: Welcome to a prison-themed bar in ! | More My Go-To:
    2 replies12 retweets29 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 26
    'People like to feel like they're having the real prison experience' If they want the real prison experience, this bar should force them to labor for 12 hours & pay them one dollar, then lock them in a cage for a gladiator match The excesses of a late capitalist police state 👇
    3:02
    YOU'RE UNDER ARREST: Welcome to a prison-themed bar in ! | More My Go-To:
    7 replies58 retweets186 likes
     
     
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  •  May 26
    This just in: Russians radicalize gullible Africans. Read more in our latest newsletter 👇🏿 
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    2 retweets7 likes
     
     
  •  May 26
    The people will not let the U.S. state get away with its gangsterism.
     
    Anti-coup protesters and project messages onto the former Venezuelan embassy which was illegally seized by US authorities.…
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  •   Retweeted
     May 26
    ., in hopefully her last article on the former Venezuelan embassy in DC, gets it majorly wrong on origins of . Just another example of fake news from Marissa in this saga. If you want to the truth about them, read this
     
    3 replies25 retweets44 likes
     
     
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  •   Retweeted
     May 26
    It's not over! Take action now and mobilize to protect the embassies, end the unilateral coercive measures and stop the coup against . Find out how.
    24 retweets17 likes
     
     
  •  May 26
    If we relied on the + for what really occurred at the Venezuelan embassy, we'd support white-supremacist warmongers Bolton and Abrams, too. But as African/Black internationalists, we are clear: No U.S. intervention anywhere.
    2 replies19 retweets34 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 25
    Why is Congressional Black Caucus supporting Trumps' assault on Venezuela where most of the people dying now from U.S. blockade of food & medicines are disproportionately Black & support their government over U.S. imposed Guiado - or "White-do" as he is called in Venezuela!
    140 replies673 retweets1,317 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 25
    Because the U.S. does not recognize most human rights like the right to health, education & water, most people don't know the right to food is a human right. The Trump administration with full support of democrats are violating that right in Venezuela.
    24 replies410 retweets634 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 24
    Replying to  
    It's bizarre to say "we" when referring to atrocities of U.S. aristocracy. Expecially considering the things Bro listed, We're more targets than complicit in their atrocities. This is a neccesary psychological break folk need to make if we are to win. ID the enemy.
    2 replies10 retweets20 likes
     
     
  •  May 25
    African/Black people, what are we doing when we claim this gangster state as “ours”? Let’s be clear that we are a domestic colony.
    Replying to @noreallyhowcome @ajamubaraka
    It's bizarre to say "we" when referring to atrocities of U.S. aristocracy. Expecially considering the things Bro listed, We're more targets than complicit in their atrocities. This is a neccesary psychological break folk need to make if we are to win. ID the enemy.
    2 replies11 retweets30 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 24
    The public ripoff of 750 billion dollars for military, another migrant died on border, women's reproductive rights under assault, no progress on climate change, starvation in Yemen, cops still killing & beating black and brown people - but y'all looking at Mueller & Russians
    36 replies396 retweets766 likes
     
     
  •  May 25
    Support us 👇🏾
    Did you know that most major Western human rights organizations don't take a stand against imperialist wars? But for those of us who operate from People(s)-Centered Human Rights Framework, the Black radical human rights framework, we say opposing war is defending human rights.
    6 retweets8 likes
     
     
  •  May 25
    Sign + share:
    Colombian advocates for glyphosate to erradicate coca arguing that is not bad. He offered to drink a gallon to prove it. We are asking him to do it. Besides health and environmental issues, it caused internal displacement of . Sign& share
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  •   Retweeted
     May 24
    has a protecting power for its embassy in Washington, DC and the US has one for its embassy in Caracas. Tell to sign a mutual protecting power agreement to protect the embassies.
    14 retweets7 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 21
    In what may constitute a mortal blow to ’s peace process, President Ivan Duque has defied the order by the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) to release Jesús Santrich from prison.
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  •  May 25
    This is why we at BAP say not one drop of poor and working-class blood for the wars of the capitalist dictatorship.
    0:59
    Where’s the lie?
    15 retweets21 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 20
    So good to see the reality of veterans being played out in a comedy sketch in mainstream shows
    0:59
    Where’s the lie?
    6 retweets17 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     May 22
    I am a human being so I cannot be silent about the 10 million facing starvation in Yemen from U.S./Saudi war, the 300 thousand facing death because of the blockade of medicines for HIV, diabetes and hypertension in Venezuela. Who protects the people of the world from the U.S.?
    139 replies2,893 retweets5,859 likes
     
     
  •  May 22
    What has kept Venezuela free has been the people—organized and ready to struggle—not the country's military. That's what BAP National Organizer tells 's "The World According to Jesse." Watch the whole video:
    2 replies41 retweets71 likes
     
     
  •  May 19
    🎥 Watch our video on yesterday's march against the U.S. intervention in Venezuela 🇻🇪 
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