In the following narrative, anarchists who participated as internationalist volunteers in the fight to defend Rojava against the Islamic State describe the role that the anti-militarist song “Už Nikdy” (“Never Again”) by the Czechoslovakian hardcore band Kritická Situace played in their experience.
“Never Again”: Czechoslovakian Hardcore in the Syrian Civil War
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Insane larp, "we were defending a revolution!!" no, you were acting as "anarchist" mercenaries whose role was to guard ISIS prison camp and oil reserves there for foreign capital and interests of US imperialism, nothing revolutionary about that. Once US didn't need you with the fall of Assad and the new government being better to do diplomacy with, you got abandoned.
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