Dani

This is a question that gets asked a lot.

It's also a question that's really hard to answer given how things are just across the border in Palestine. You know, I personally find it hard to... to engage and ask for help and ask for solidarity when there's a genocide being committed next door. But we might be about to see the same thing happen in Syria. And I do think we should be taking it seriously.

It's also a question that's really hard to answer given how things are just across the border in Palestine. You know, I personally find it hard to... to engage and ask for help and ask for solidarity when there's a genocide being committed next door. But we might be about to see the same thing happen in Syria. And I do think we should be taking it seriously.

It's also a question that's really hard to answer given how things are just across the border in Palestine. You know, I personally find it hard to... to engage and ask for help and ask for solidarity when there's a genocide being committed next door. But we might be about to see the same thing happen in Syria. And I do think we should be taking it seriously.

And yeah, anything from raising awareness to actually going there and lending support, anything on that spectrum, it's not just the material contribution that you can make. It's the people that do...

And yeah, anything from raising awareness to actually going there and lending support, anything on that spectrum, it's not just the material contribution that you can make. It's the people that do...

And yeah, anything from raising awareness to actually going there and lending support, anything on that spectrum, it's not just the material contribution that you can make. It's the people that do...

really feel left out they feel betrayed they feel let down by the international community by the rest of the world yeah and any act of solidarity goes on incredibly well like the first year i was there i was basically useless because i didn't speak the language i didn't know my way around i was like a burden on society more or less

really feel left out they feel betrayed they feel let down by the international community by the rest of the world yeah and any act of solidarity goes on incredibly well like the first year i was there i was basically useless because i didn't speak the language i didn't know my way around i was like a burden on society more or less

really feel left out they feel betrayed they feel let down by the international community by the rest of the world yeah and any act of solidarity goes on incredibly well like the first year i was there i was basically useless because i didn't speak the language i didn't know my way around i was like a burden on society more or less

And for people just like happy that you're there, you know, showing solidarity. And it's not about being useful. It's about that act. It's about more than that, is what I'm trying to say. And if you can show solidarity in any way you can, like this is, you know, incredibly, incredibly important to find to do it.

And for people just like happy that you're there, you know, showing solidarity. And it's not about being useful. It's about that act. It's about more than that, is what I'm trying to say. And if you can show solidarity in any way you can, like this is, you know, incredibly, incredibly important to find to do it.

And for people just like happy that you're there, you know, showing solidarity. And it's not about being useful. It's about that act. It's about more than that, is what I'm trying to say. And if you can show solidarity in any way you can, like this is, you know, incredibly, incredibly important to find to do it.

Yeah, absolutely. I think I would just add to that to say that solidarity with any group is a long term project, right? You're not going to jump in and be able to make a huge difference immediately. But also at the same time, like if the worst happens, if Turkey invades Fulon and there's genocide in northern Syria, that isn't the end of it. It's a massive international movement.

Yeah, absolutely. I think I would just add to that to say that solidarity with any group is a long term project, right? You're not going to jump in and be able to make a huge difference immediately. But also at the same time, like if the worst happens, if Turkey invades Fulon and there's genocide in northern Syria, that isn't the end of it. It's a massive international movement.

Yeah, absolutely. I think I would just add to that to say that solidarity with any group is a long term project, right? You're not going to jump in and be able to make a huge difference immediately. But also at the same time, like if the worst happens, if Turkey invades Fulon and there's genocide in northern Syria, that isn't the end of it. It's a massive international movement.

And there are practices from it that are being put in place in Turkey. And things that actually don't even have anything to do with the Kurds as a nation. And there are ways of organizing. There are methods that they use. There's personality analysis. There's criticism and self-criticism. There's a lot of that that goes far beyond a single geographic region.

And there are practices from it that are being put in place in Turkey. And things that actually don't even have anything to do with the Kurds as a nation. And there are ways of organizing. There are methods that they use. There's personality analysis. There's criticism and self-criticism. There's a lot of that that goes far beyond a single geographic region.

And there are practices from it that are being put in place in Turkey. And things that actually don't even have anything to do with the Kurds as a nation. And there are ways of organizing. There are methods that they use. There's personality analysis. There's criticism and self-criticism. There's a lot of that that goes far beyond a single geographic region.

And I think engaging with that can... And I've seen with my own eyes since I've been back, there's a lot of groups around the UK that use techniques... for self-organisation within land rights movement, within worker struggle, within anti-cuts campaigning.