Well, my brother, besides, of course, negative reinforcement (backpedaling on some certain policies, as long as it doesn't wreck the overall anti-imperialist, if not socialist system), or crackdown (destroying western-funded media)

Assuming you are a country of that type, you may have to create economic policy of material incentives to undermine the source and causes that indirectly can be redirected by foreign powers to color revolution

For example, in the "China has billionaires" essay, regarding the Hong Kong protests:

Hong Kong’s opposition has been tamed. Now, Beijing is turning to the city’s wealth gap and lack of affordable housing, which it blames for the social unrest. Up for consideration: Reforming the tax structure and increasing land supply. [17]

Ate the bird doodoo

What is a roblox lift community?

I know what roblox is, but are you talking about a game in the platform?

native informants

We have a term for them: collaborators, when it comes to allying with western military, or compradors, when it comes to economic looting of their own country.

Sad...

May I see em?

Amen... And I suppose if it ain't solved, "Pax" Amerikkkana will take advantage of it

How much of the Palestinian solidarity from them is equally thin and motivated by sectarianism rather than genuine humanitarian outrage? It’s deeply disappointing and reveals that we have all failed as supporters of Palestinian freedom to educate enough people as to why the cause matters.

Divide and conquer. The Qatari comprador capitalist hegemone have their own interest. The Saudi-UAE-led Khaleej too. The Turks too. Which all align with the interests of the Western American-European clique, in regards to Syria.

Using the cudgel of fighting for Syrian Democracy against Syrian Baathist 'authoritarianism', then later "Iranian influence" and Political Shia'ism, they reason and condition with their local populations that they have a stake to behold in such endeavors, and thus in funding them, sending in foreign fighters and guns, sanctioning them and so forth

After all, the Shia and Baathist ideologies are often anti-western imperialism, socialist-oriented, and all revolutionary, threatening the spoils of empire for the following Sunni hegemones.

As you can see, in 'The Assassination of Julius Caesar, A People's History of Rome, by Michael Parenti'

But ideology is not merely a promotion of class interest. The function of ideology is precisely to cloak narrowly selfish interests, wedding them to a more lofty and capacious view of society. These might be summarized as follows:

First and foremost, the oligarchic clique represents its own privileged special interests as tantamount to the general interest -

First off, majority are Sunni, and Sunnis were kinda disenfranchised in Baathist Syria, kinda like how Shias were in Baathist Iraq

2nd, Al Jazeera is funded by Qatar, which itself has funded Syrian rebels

You can kill lots of em but the cause of which that makes them, keeps them spawning, like a video game

Edit: downvoter, the f you want?

It's not coming back, and it's worse

Arab socialist states are being wiped out (Iraq, Libya, Syria), this past 20 years

But during the USSR's existence? No.

Really?

Vietnam

They had a chance? Weren't they aligned with USSR, especially during the Sino-Soviet split? They would've treated the damn nation like MPLA Angola, at best (fund any economic, military, and media measures of sabatoging, if not destroying any post-reconstruction efforts)

And they've already done worse so, as we've seen before, post-first war of independence, up to the end of the Soviet Union (sanctions, direct intervention via troops et mass bombing, anti-govt propaganda)

Happy birthday!

Well, if you wanna understand what I'm talking about, granted this is about those in the Global North, here's an article

https://redsails.org/masses-elites-and-rebels/

I disagree. At one point, it's not that all people are being brainwashed, though educated and conditioned, but that now, especially in the Global North, it becomes a license for them to feel good about their social position, that is dependent on capitalism.

They may see the system as the source of their wealth or current lifestyle, as a last resort of 'rationality'

If I had a coin for every time a seemingly-Marxist Leninist militant org turns into pro-imperial direction, in the wake of U.S backing, I'd have three, the Khmer Rouge, the Mojahedin e Khalq, et the Kurdistan Workers' Party

What could've been... co-option is fuck

And his fate that he was executed by the Roman gov't and its Judean Pharisee collaborators, for challenging the latter, and to an extent, the former's rule

Was he pro-imperial when he got killed for that, like the commenter said?