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radicalgraff · 1 year ago

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"They got £ for war but not 4 you! Strike"

Seen in Liverpool, UK

#graffiti #graff #anti war #no war #no war but class war #tupac

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mercedespalosguiris · 8 months ago

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Thank you! I love you! NO WAR!

You have to be pretty brave to do what he did.

#kaarija #häärijä #käärijan #käärijä #kääryleet #jere pöyhönen #paidaton riehuja #haarija #eurovision #esc 2024 #no war #peace for palestine

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relaxedstyles · 3 months ago

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Whew .. kinda, sorta tipsy?

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thenuclearmallard · 2 years ago

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There's an Indigenous page for the ethnic groups in the Caucasus region speaking out against the misuse of the word and bringing education due to the war and erasure going on.

There are a lot of Indigenous pages beginning to form and being highlighted with activism against Russia. This is powerful to see.

#indigenous #culture #indigenous russia #indigenous russian #russia #important #fypシ #colonization #fypage #landback #caucasian #caucasus #indigenous rights #indigenous people #russian imperialism #no war #no to genocide

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fuckyeahanarchistposters · 8 months ago

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Anti-militarist graphic by Krime

#antimilitarism #antimilitarists #no war #no war but class war

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ancientcharm · 2 months ago

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Baalbek, Lebanon - WORLD HERITAGE

Baalbek, which has traces of settlement since 9000 years, was one of the cornerstones of ancient civilizations. The famous Baalbek temple complex in Heliopolis, Lebanon, is one of the largest Roman religious sites in the world and part of the World Heritage Site.

In ancient times it was a Phoenician sanctuary, a Greek city and from the time of the Seleucids it was called Heliopolis, and it was a Roman colony since Augustus. It is one of the most important archaeological sites in the Near East. It is notable for an area of Roman temples from the 1st to the 3rd century.

The sanctuary was part of the Colonia Iulia Augusta Felix Beritus, now Beirut. The Temple of Jupiter was completed in the year 60 during the reign of Nero (54-68). The construction of the great courtyard was carried out during the reign of Trajan (98-117). Under Antoninus Pius (138-161) the Temple of Bacchus was built. The work on the Temple of Venus was completed during the Severan dynasty, particularly during the reign of Caracalla (211-217). Under Philip the Arab (244-249), Roman Emperor of neighbouring Damascus, the hexagonal courtyard of the sanctuary was built.