Episode 104 - Orientalism Towards Palestine (Ft.
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2023
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Petition to make lady izdha a semi regular "guest" on the show. She's one of the boys
She's one of the boys
Oh right it's 2023 you can do that /s
Omg they have to do this! It was meant to be!
what do you mean by 2023 tell me you are not a conservative who thinks trans people are faking it@@TheMisterDarknight
Yesssss!!!
Don't lower her to be one of the boys
She is quite literally the best. Hopefully for her next guest appearance we can get everyone on.
JT, there was a Lenin/Mao Art Sculpture in San Antonio installed in March 2022.
Based
@@narja0000 yeah I wasn’t sure of the context but I knew that the Artist was based in Canada so I assumed that it was anti-Mao, but still the Lenin looks cool. Thanks for the information.
Saying that internalised misogyny is embedded in most people in society is not an overgeneralisation. Misogyny is deep rooted in our society. Just like racism, xenophobia and many other things, it is a systemic issue. Internalised misogyny doesn’t have to be done with malice intent, people are just brought up within a patriarchal society and pick up unconscious biases and preconceived notions about women and gender roles in general.
I think that many people on the left have this idealistic view that once we get rid of capitalism, everything else will fall into place. But not breaking down or looking at issues like racism, xenophobia, colonialism and misogyny and only focusing on class is why many western leftist like **cough cough** v**** or d***** turn out to be incredibly racist and misogynistic.
Everyone is brought up to be a sexist.
i thought he was saying that to be careful not to steer the focus off race completely because there IS an idea that exists which implies that white men are "less misogynist" than nonwhite men. its an overgeneralization because it doesnt take into account intersectionality. misogyny is definitely ingrained into society as a whole but i think jt was making the point that it is a systemic issue which can not be separated from racism, xenophobia, etc.
I very much agree with you.
is sex not itself sexist?
Unbelievably underrated content creator. Been waiting since the preview for this one.
21:50 I'm glad she corrected hakim on that one, one doesn't simply get to diminish the accusations by calling all of them nonsense. Of course we can call out the media in the way it wrongfully narrates the situation without denying victims their experience.
Everything was recorded... she didnt really correct him
I had understood Hakim slightly differently -- saying that the stories we were being fed by western media are false in their vast majority, or completely. I thought he referred to the lines about mass-r*pe, beheadings, burnings, etc., not every singly instance of brutality that individual people might have experiences, but have not made their way into mass media.
But yeah, either way, I was also glad Izdihar made that point clear.
I've heard that the Soviet Union had the most consistent system of internal prosecution for war crimes in WW2 and executed many of their own soldiers for sex crimes. Does anyone have sources on that?
I too heard of it. Here what I found on this topic. UA-cam didn’t allow me to post it with links so just copy paste what I’ll leave below in the search bar.
1. “ Даже Героев Советского Союза судили за насилие в Германии (военно-судебный архив)” translates to “ Even the Heroes of the Soviet Union were tried for violence in Germany (military-judicial archive)”
2. “ Приговоры ВТ РККА за изнасилования в 1945 (по материалам ОБД Мемориал)” translates to “ Verdicts of the VT Red Army for rape in 1945 (according to the materials of the OBD Memorial)” VT here is for Voennyi Tribunal(Military Tribunal)
Both sources are in Russian and should be the first result in google search. But you’d have to use a google translate probably. If you have troubles understanding something like word abbreviation or graphs feel free to ask me.
@@valeriyperveev2494
Damn, thanks for sending!
Just find out the avatar poster in the picture. It really took me 104 episodes.
We have Lenin museum in Tampere, Finland. 😌
Perustettu ja kommaripilleröity!
I took an Uber this week, and my driver was called Lenin Vladimir (for context, I live in the Dominican Republic!). Obviously a 5-stars drive!
Lenin, Stalin and other revolutionaries, will live forever in the hearts of progressive humanity!🎉
Rare Finland W
Torille?
Great to hear Lady Izdihar again on the show! One of the most interesting guests! Also, thank you for showing that our struggle has comrades from all places and all walks of life.
I was waiting so damn much for her re-coming on the pod❤
لقد هرمنا لهذه اللحظة 😢
We all come old here.
So much of the climate about it creates an older side.
28:56 Correction: as a muslim american growing up in texas, one of the only times I’ve seen a public school “teach” about islam was having us historically analyze a hadith about taking slave women without actually teaching these kids what hadiths are, so many kids went on thinking that that is an unambiguously accurate representation of all interpretations of islam, and therefore, all muslims.
Edit: I don’t mean to say that they should teach what hadiths are and the (often flawed) processes of canonizing them, I just mean to say that that’s an objectively pretty awful thing to show in schools as the literal only exposure to Islamic scripture that most students will get.
Bro thanks for mentioning the uncertainty of hadith science, it is a pain to argue with some people about it when many view it as divine law and not a system that was developed by people.
I genuinely think that it poses one of the biggest attack vectors on Islam due to some weird hadiths in the bukhari and others.
can she please be another cohost!!!! the energy she brings is so good
Awesome to have her on again!
I take my bike to work in the Seattle area, so I always ride past by the Lenin statue. Sadly, it usually always has some paint splattered over it by some lib 😮💨
Yessss! Another Lady Izdihar episode! Her last episode is one of my favorites alongside Luna Oi.
Ahh glad to have her back the show again.
It’s just not the same without Yugo 😔
A snake eating it's own ass etc. etc.
Where is he?
Did I miss something??
@@DipThapa he just wasn’t present for this episode, I’m sure he will be in the next one.
@@ML_Tachanka ah okay okay.
Love Lady Izdihar
I'm very pleased with this timely interview which couldn't have come sooner. The more quickly The West and the anglosphere Grows Up, the more quickly the Revolutionary Flame can truly Live versus our current Survival status. ✊ Solidarity and Blessings, comrades.
I'm so happy to hear all of them in one video.
What's going on? Why does episode 105 seem to have vanished? And where is episode 106?
You should absolutely have Lady Izdihar as a regular and frequent guest - it’s great to see hermin more long-form videos.
Already can't wait for her next appearance!
I wish that the spooky scary Socialist could come on the show but he hasn't uploaded in a few years
Thank you so much @LadyIzhihar for all you do.
i've been waiting for this sequel for 83 Episodes
Здравствуйте депрограм, а сложно ли сделать субтитры? Просто от Сёмина подписался на вас, мне интересно, что там у вас происходит, но знания английского у меня нет. Английский несколько раз пытался изучить, но во первых и во времени ограничен, а во вторых и главное я на слух туговат. В общем если не сложно делать субтитры, скорее не сильно затратно, то сделайте пожалуйста. Международный салют, от российских трудящихся✊
бро, ты видимо трудозатраты не представляешь 70 минут разговора переводить. это натурально неделю надо сидеть, а по итогу с сабами смотреть будут от силы два Васяна.
Так есть же автоперевод
Здесь 80% подкастов это болтовня друзей на кухне, Вам надо идти отдельно на каналы авторов
@@user-ck3eq8bt3dчасто тарабарщину выдает ведь?
Яндекс браузер имеет встроенные субтитры для практических любого видео, можно даже озвучку включать (правда там робоголос, но содержание передает). Если брезгуете пользоваться Яндексом - для хрома есть соответствующее расширение с аналогичным функционалом.
Seattle, never disappoint c; !💕
Lady Izdihar is a strong analyst & thinker. I followed her link here. ❤
Great conversation, and the ending of our vision for this world made me actually cry. This is the world we must create--are creating. And two points: 1) I'm here as a fan for Lady Izdihar so learned a new channel, thank you. Lady Izdhiar's educating me properly after a terrible Intl Relations/Soviet Union undergrad degree by the Empire's academic industrial complex. 2) For my municipal systems change job, I attended the Federal 2 or 3 day "gold standard" Muslim/Arab/Sikh training for municipal police so I could observe the curriculum & police behavior in the session. The trainers went on and on and on about how the training was gold standard. They stopped the training to give themselves an award. But there was nothing about Arab community (no definition, background, history, nothing). The Sikh trainer was from the community and the topic wandered all over the place but it did cover interesting & some important topics. The Muslim training was sparse and unmemorable. This was for my work where I was trying to create multiculturally prepared first responders to better serve the community for sexual assault/domestic violence. The police & fire department and government officials gave me huge trouble and constantly Islamophobic direct statements. This was in a Blue state's major metropolitan area.
Hey boys can you start including these in the playlist/podcast section again? Not showing up in UA-cam Music for the past 3 episodes
Bless you boys for listening 🙏
yesss no wayyy I was just rewatching her last episode yesterday!!!
Great episode as always comrades!!!
always glad to see izdihar on, love her stuff
Yeyyyy a second episode with lady izdihar
Which episode is the guy that robbed the bank and banned from entering USA?
67 if am not mistaken
@@lovelylanafansweetie4240yeah found it, episode 67 with Torkil Lauesen
@@jesuscrust727 😀
18:40 it's basically saying that slave owner saved their own slave not because of kindness but it's because the slave is their property. I know that kind of twisted (love) before, it did happened similar like narcissistic love.
chomsky made this point, its somewhat true but obviously is still disgusting. he used it as a criticism of how in capitalism you are hired so are simultaneously at a bosses mercy and yet they have no responsibility to you.
Its so sad that Yugopnik died from that self-suck incident 😔
Love the artwork. This is definitely one of my favorite episodes of the show.
I love her sooooo much!!!! She's an amazing historian on Islam and the Soviet Union. And she's a practicing Muslim. I hope more Muslim comrades get to listen to her.
i knew hakim would be on this time
Wait I live in seattle I wanna visit the Lenin statue with her
I’m new and have a few suggestions that may make it easier for new viewers to follow:
1) host introductions at the beginning of the podcast
2) maybe a little mic or sound bar emote added to the podcast graphic that indicates who is speaking?
There are a few sister cities in New England of former Soviet Republics. Burlington-Yaroslavl, Worcester-Pushkin, Framingham-Lomonosov, Holyoke-Svaliava, Lowell-Berdiansk, Cambridge-Yerevan, Portsmouth-Pärnu/Severodvinsk, Portland-Arkhangelsk, Waterville-Kotlas, and Westport-St. Petersburg/Leningrad.
she is so cool!
12:11 legends say that he was a great pilot in 2001 until he wasn’t
ребята, очень приятно вас слушать, guys, it's very nice to listen to you .
I'm a Soviet man
I feel like this is the best episode yet (no shade to yugo)
Hope Yugopnik recovered from his sudden havana syndrome diagnosis
Hakim, can you please tell some Iraq communist songs? I can only find wedding songs😊
Solidarité
Don't forget the SA US service members commit against other service members. Fort Hood
I also find is so fascinating how Americans judge Muslim women for covering, but flock to defend Amish from any sort of accountability for any harm brought to.light in their communities
Hakim's conversations with Yugopnik are single-handedly responsible for the stereotype of Arab men being horny
Cant wait for the paul cockshott appearance
Lady Izdihar is a great youtuber
The Deprogram is mandatory listening or you get the wall.
❤
24:00 that's a Futurama joke...
Being a soviet otaku is praxis - Lady Izdihar.
Why no new uploads?
Again? Nice
In sh'allah. God willing and the creek don't rise. 🙏
IZDIHAR JAAN ILY
Anyone know if there is an episode where they talk about Communist reaction of anarchist movements like Kronstadt or the Makhnovshchina? Im curios what they think on the subject.
It's been a few episodes since Yugopnik and Hakim were on the podcast at the same time. I think they're the same person.
Also, I really hope this isn't offensive, and I'll delete this part if it is, but on the idea of people asking the Prophet advice of a sexual nature, I just had a mental image of him being one of the first people in recorded history to say "That's fine, but please make sure it has a flared base, okay?"
With the statue of Zoya they specifically removed it by tying something around the neck.....like the act of removal was not obvious enough as to what these fascists stand for
Yugopnik died and was resurrected by the next episode because he is an alcoholic messiah. Vodka made it take a week. Instead of 3 days
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lady iz
I live in Austin, TX! Until 2017, the street here named after Azie Morton was named after General Lee! I had to drive by that street once when I was on a date with a black woman! He'd been dead for over a hundred years and he still could've cockblocked me! 🤣🙈
6:35 where was she from...beeped...
Which previous episode was she on
Episode 21
6:34 Why did you censor it?
it was someone's address.
@@renaigh Oh, I thought it was their country.
Hey guys can anyone spell for me the name of the bank robber at minute 0:44 please? Tried to google him but nothing.. thanks
Torkil Lauesen.
Who did she say she hung out with in Kopenhagen?
Cannot get the name right.
Torkil Lauesen
@@bertbaker7067 ty
Who were they talking about at the start?
Torkil lauesen
@@manchesterunited9576, much appreciated, thanks!
1:07:59 "tie your camel." Good to see that Muslims have "Muslimese" just like Christians have "Christianese"! 🤣😁😇
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you love to see it.🟩🟥⬜⬛
@calvinawald1225 🍉
speaking of popular potential guests that didn't get on the podcast, it's unfortunate zizek couldn't join before he went on the anti-trans train
He's a lib larping as a commie. Why would he even be invited?
"You know all my favorite communist thinkers have a history of running for president with the platform of neoliberal shock doctrine..." -average zizek fanboi
Zizek has like, one decent idea and then a metric ton of waffle to disguise the fact that he isn't remotely revolutionary.
zizek isnt at all anti-trans, and his thought is internally consistent. he doesnt do "waffle", he might rant for hoursq or repeat himsf and go off topic but its not waffle. ive been attending his lectures for years in person, he just doesnt do this.
@@OsirusHandle Copium™ taste good?
@@jonirischx8925 not copium i just actually understand his ideology. just saw and talked to zizek today and yesterday funnily enough at berkbeck
she is American? I always that she was tatar or something lol
I'm so in love with this woman that I cannot listen to this. Thanks for having Izdihar on. See you next episode.
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i think hair cover is same as breast no? in west you have to wear bra in most countries, otherwise is obscene, and most women would feel uncomfortable with breasts bare. maybe not germany those guys are wierd 😂😂 but yeah its kinda unfair on women the same as hijab but it is also quite reasonable imo no? such is sex in our culture. no bare boobies.
but then this prudishness is false perhaps: is the point of the bra not precisely TO EROTICISE booba? not conceal it? Then is hijab not to eroticise the face/hair of a lady? I think perhaps the criticism is "why don't men have to cover too", not "why do women cover". perhaps we need male hijab.
We do have male hijab. They have their own rules. They have a bare minimum as well as a recommendation. Regardless of the lengths of their pants and sleeves, the clothing they wear should not be form fitting or sexualizing.
@@violetm8110oh interesting. I have never seen one that fully covers hair and face thohgh.
ultimate issue to learn from psychoanalysis is that if you want to fully desexualise a body you go naked, clothing is the erotic veil! a boob without a bra is just a funny bump.
@@OsirusHandle If you want to see men who cover their hair, google "how do emirati dress" or "saudi men dress" and you will see the headcoverings which many gulf men wear daily (as well as the longsleeve dresses called kanduras / dishdashe / thobes) which are like the male version of the abaya women wear. These headcoverings are common, as are turbans, taqiyah, kufi caps, and keffiyeh. In areas outside of the gulf, headdresses are more common inside of mosques, but some wear them in daily life.
Face covering is not as common, neither for men nor women. While some bedouin and rural Muslims still cover their faces with keffiyeh, you can also look into "litham" or "tagelmust" which is a cultural (non-religious) type of male face covering. The Almoravid dynasty (Berber Muslims) were nicknamed "muffled ones" because of this face covering that the men wore.
@@OsirusHandle do you think that the sole purpose of clothes is to eroticise? i'm not talking about the ways in which the way we think of clothing has evolved across cultures and time btw. isn't it the other way around? not revealing some part of yourself to ideally yourself from being sexualised by people who see you or something? i'd argue that the eroticism of clothes is in the mind of the person who sexualises someone who covers some part of themselves, not the person who's trying to not sexualise themselves. like the more something is concealed, the more it is eroticised. that doesn't mean that the reason it was concealed was to eroticise
@@catherinejanet5806 Of course not, the black baggy clothing is very useful in the desert. And yet men and women wear differently...
I take your point but i dont think it works: women eroticise too, and once one is aware of the logic, one is engaged in it. One only needs to cover ones breasts because they are sexual, to try to make them not sexual in a way itself classifies and distinguishes them AS sexual.
I'm sorry, but I can agree with the statement about the Middle East and Northern Africa not being places where people are sexually repressed. According to ILGA, in 2020, all regions and countries in the world in which we could find laws allowing the use of the death penalty for homosexuality were Muslim (Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Qatar, UAE, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Brunei, Mauritania, Somalia, and the north of Nigeria), and the same institution asserts that in the same year we had only three Arab-majority countries where homosexuality wasn't illegal: Bahrain, Jordan, and the West Bank (an area militarily occupied by Israel and things are very different on the other side of the country; I'm talking about the Gaza Strip). So... how can I believe in what was said at the end of this episode...? Facts are facts and they speak very loudly
What does that have to do with sexual repression? Acceptance of the normality of sex, sexuality, and sexual relations has very little to do with the destigmatisation of homosexuality. And last I checked, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Sri Lanka, Guyana, etc. etc. criminalise homosexuality, and those are not Muslim-majority nations. It's almost as if the poorest countries in the world lag behind the richest in whatever the richest decide is 'moral behaviour' because they are still recovering from the last time the richest pushed 'moral behaviour' on them. The American DSM only completely declassified homosexuality as a mental illness ten years ago, for pity's sake.
What you're exposing here aren't "facts", but confirmation biases:
1.- According to Wikipedia, there are at least 55 countries with at least 40% of Muslim population, and you only listed 11 countries (three of which aren't even in the Middle East or the Magreb/Masreq properly speaking - Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran). That leaves at least *80% of the Muslim world* out of the "sexually repressing" countries, which means that *the dominant Muslim religion isn't the decisive factor in those reactionary policies being taken.*
2.- As @therat1117 commented just before me, there are at least *the same ammount of non-Muslim countries* which also criminalizes homosexuality up to this day, reinforcing the previous conclusion on *religion not being the decisive factor.*
3.- Even in some Western countries where homosexuality is *not* officially criminalized, homosexuality is heavily prosecuted, and LGBT people present increased casualities in both violent and non-violent deaths (due to homophobic/transphobic hate crimes, and also due to discrimination in healthcare). That's the case for example of my own country (Dominican Republic), as well as many other Latin American countries (like Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Perú, etc.) with very conservative Christian Catholic populations.
The central point of this episode is precisely that _"Muslim homophobia"_ is over-focused in Western media for ideological/propagandistic purposes (despite being a generalized phenomenon all around the world and not exclusive of any single religion), in order to dehumanize non-Western countries and justify imperialist occupations in the eyes of the Western public.
@@Ajente02 And to add to your third point comrade, US hate crime statistics show that queer people in the United States experience violence at a rate that *exceeds* that experienced by Black people in rate per population, which is almost unthinkable, and that violence against queer people is more likely to escalate, involve use of a weapon, or be fatal. And this violence has been getting worse year-over-year.
@@therat1117
homosexuality isnt important and progressive coutnires such as soviety union criminalsed homosexaulity.in fact russian communsit party is very homophobic or whatever oen call it today as well.
Death penelalty for homosexuality exist primarilit in musllim ocuitnries but he forgot Uganda whcih is christian.Also said punismhent is largely not used in said coutnries.
Muslim are alrgely most unaccepting populaion of homosexulaity i dont knwo why denial.Its agaisnt their holy books and much of muslim are very relgious.But you can find alrge amount of homophoibiua in other countries,
It's almost as if the poorest countries in the world lag behind the riches
some of coutris with death peneltyy for homosexuality are not poor like Iran or Saudi Arabia.They are theocracies.
The American DSM only completely declassified homosexuality as a mental illness ten years ago, for pity's sake.
Not true mental disroder status dropped in 1973 and in 1987 it was no longer considered disorder at all.Amerecxans legalised homoisexaul marriage and adportion under Obama more only about ten years ago, on other hand .
Real left rethoric would be something of the sort: "both sides did wrong horrible things, but we should figure out how coexistance would be possible never the less".
The most extreme right would be: "There are good guys and there are bad guys and the bad guys should be exterminated. End of story. Dissregard any further measurements". Basically the same rethoric for pro palestinian and pro israeli extremists.
Why would the deprogram take an extreme right wing approach? I really dont get it.
47:20 can be said about both sides. Are you even self aware?
@@Cause56 There is nothing left wing by extreme bias towards one side of a conflict. listen again how they dismiss 7/10. What would you think if they said the same exact words about the Nakba?
Israel is a name of a state.. You said nothing of value other than calling to dissolve a state. Gazans can continue to exist without Gaza. Ukrainians can continue to exist without Ukraine. It doesnt even sound good unless you are inclined against the state. The amount of likes you got is worrying.
@mosbar1671 so, the criminal and the victim are equally at fault? Is that what you're saying?
"But what if I deliberately ignored historical context and hyper-focused on the aesthetics of rhetorics in a pathetic attempt to make things that are not morally equivalent seem so? Then you would be wrong and I would be right."
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@pplelo9364 historical contex - (the arab didnt want to coexist. They attacked. They lost) * 17. Currently coexistance is impossible because of said arabs. The jews have their faults too but their part is negligible. Good luck refuting that without ignoring historical context. go as far back as you want.
on 7/10 Palestinians attacked undisputed land. The land is annexed with all its current people. Not the WB (where the land was conquered but not annexed thats the conflict). They murdered civilians. Israel has in its interest to prevent future occureneces of that.
the ethnostate whatever bulshit. All states have restriction about who can enter inside. All states have interests. Israel is protecting its interests. Thats the world we happen to live in.
56:35 It's like in the Wikipedia page on black legends: «Sexual elements, such as extreme sexual depravity, repression or a combination of both»
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_legend#Common_elements_of_black_legends
it is same in antisemitism of jews: jew is simultaneously pervert and prude, rich bourgie and poor slob, cosmopolitan and uncivilised, everywhere and yet invisible.
Also, do you guys mind putting a trigger warning when or if you’re gonna talk extensively about SA?? It doesn’t matter how you feel about them personally, there are actually people who might need them.
had some reservations about ladyIzdihar her first appearance, but i've watched quite a bit of her content since and have changed my mind. Anyhow great episode !