User:Les Révoires
Political views
Main ideology:
Former ideologies:
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Eco-socialism • 
Progressive conservatism • 
Progressive conservative socialism • 
Conservative socialism • 
Socialism of the 21st century
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Left-wing populism • 
Anti-fascism
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Alter-globalism • 
Social patriotism
Liked theorists:
Che Guevara • 
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk • 
Josip Broz Tito • 
Hugo Chavez • 
Salvador Allende • 
Yasser Arafat • 
Erkan Baş • 
Bernie Sanders • 
Samora Machel
Former liked theorists:
Karl Marx • 
Vladimir Lenin • 
Fidel Castro • Deniz Gezmiş
User views
User:Comrade Ivanoff - Despite some minor differences of political views, based.
User:Khomeinism - While I appreciate your opposition to 
US imperialism, I think it's better to finding a middle way between progressivism and conservatism, giving importance to 
democracy and not using 
religion for politics.
User:Killer Kitty - Our political views are very different, but I respect your sincerity.
International relations
Due to its proxy conflict with 
Saudi Arabia, 
Iran supported OIRAP (English: Organization for the Islamic Revolution in the Arabian Peninsula) and 
Hezbollah Al-Hejaz throughout the Qatif conflict.
Since the beginning of Syrian Civil War, Iran has been one of 
Syria's main supporters. Iran-backed Afghan militants fought under the command of Liwa Fatemiyoun and Pakistani militants fought under the command of Liwa Zainebiyoun against the rebels.
Hezbollah is one of Iran's main allies in the Middle East, and has received economic and military support from Iran since its founding. 
Islamic Amal, which separated from the 
Amal Movement due to its more religious views, was also supported by Iran between the years of 1980-1985.
Iran supports al-Ashtar Brigades, al-Mukhtar Brigades and Waad Allah Brigades against Saudi Arabia-backed 
Bahrain. IFLB (English: Islamic Front for the Liberation of Bahrain) was among Iran's allies in Bahrain between the years of 1980-1990.
In order to gain power in the Arabian Peninsula, Iran sided with 
Houthis after the start of Yemeni Civil War and opposed the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen.
Sabireen Movement, which fights against 
Israel, is in cooperation with Iran and Hezbollah.
Husayniyun in 
Azerbaijan also have connections with Iran.
( Khomeinism, 13 October 2023)
Libya began to invade 
Chad in the year of 1978. Muammar Gaddafi's main goals were to annex the Aouzou Strip, turn Chad into a satellite state of Libya, and obtain a base for his Central African policies. Libya has carried out many operations in the region, through the 
Islamic Legion.
Chad resisted Libya for a long time, with the foreign support it received from US, 
France and Israel. Libya had to withdraw, when many rebel groups opposing 
FROLINAT cooperated with Chad.
Similarity between the 
African policies of Muammar Gaddafi and Idi Amin, enabled two leaders to establish many economic and military cooperations. Libya supported 
Uganda by sending 400 soldiers to the 1972 invasion of Uganda and 4500 soldiers to the Uganda-Tanzania War.
Left-wing nationalist groups which fought for independence against 
Portugal, were supported by Libya. 
PAIGC in Guinea-Bissau War of Independence and 
SWAPO in South African Border War, received weapons supply. 
Namibia issued a statement criticizing the US intervention, at the beginning of Libyan Civil War. Libya has been one of FRELIMO's closest allies in Mozambican War of Independence.
ANC, which fought against the racist policies of 
South Africa, received economic and military support from Libya. Diplomatic relations improved after Nelson Mandela came to power in the first democratic election of country.
Despite criticism from the US, the cooperation between ANC leader Nelson Mandela and Muammar Gaddafi continued. During this period, many meetings were held between South Africa and Libya. South Africa awarded Muammar Gaddafi the Order of Good Hope, in the year of 1997.
MPLA is known to have cooperated with Libya during the Angolan War of Independence, but to a lesser extent than national liberation movements in countries such as 
Mozambique and 
South Africa.
Polisario Front received weapons supply from Libya in Western Sahara War. Libya also gave political support to Polisario Front and independence of the Sahrawi people.
Libya appreciated the 
Palestinian resistance against Israel, which they saw as socialist and 
patriotic. Both sides were influenced by anti-imperialism and allied with Soviet Union in the Cold War.
PLO received intense economic and military support from the Libya and the groups within it separately established connections with country. They fought alongside Libya in many parts of Africa and supported Muammar Gaddafi during the Libyan Civil War.
Libya saw Fatah as one of the main actors of conflict between Palestine and Israel. Fatah and its leader Yasser Arafat cooperated with country until the year of 1978. As a result of the continuation of Lebanese Civil War, Libya's provide turned to Marxist-Leninist Palestinian groups.
PFLP has long been supported by Libya, in their actions in Palestine and 
Lebanon. However, in later periods the cooperation ended as a result of political conflict between them. 
DFLP also had some contacts with Libya, although less than other groups.
External support needed by the PPSF, which was established after the split of PFLP due to political conflicts, was provided by Libya. As a result, the group increasingly came under Libya's direction.
As-Sa'iqa, the Palestinian branch of 
Syrian-led Ba'ath Party and dissidents within Fatah, such as Abu Nidal Organization cooperated with Libya.
MNLF received arms from country, which aimed to establish an independent state in the Moro Region. Libya also cooperated with NPA, the armed wing of CPP.
During the US invasion of Grenada, Libya sent military advisors to 
NJM in 
Grenada.
Libya supported 
Eritrean rebel groups in Ethiopian Civil War, which started as a result of the violent power struggle and Eritrea's efforts to declare independence. Libya, which cooperated with the 
ELF before the year of 1977, has supplied weapons to EPLF since then, with the influence of the ELF's move away from Marxism-Leninism and the emergence of new alternatives.
Libya cooperated with the government led by 
WPE, towards the end of the Ethiopian Civil War. However, this alliance didn't last long and was dissolved in the year of 1991, when opposition groups entered Addis Ababa and won the war.
FROLINAT and many rebel groups received weapons from country, during the Chadian Civil War.
Libya provided military support to some of conservative and nationalist groups in Palestine. 
Hamas and PFLP-GC, which were outside PLO, received support from country. BSO also carried out some of its attacks under the sponsorship of Libya.
FULRO, which was a 
separatist group fought against 
Vietnam, was supported by Libya until the year of 1987.
Libya followed an active policy in the south of 
Philippines. MILF and some of conservative Moro nationalist groups received arms from country.
MNLA, which was a conservative group fought against 
Mali, received support from Libya for a short time.
( Gaddafism, 12 November 2023)
Many 
religious nationalist groups in the Middle East are supported by Iran, in order to prevent Israel from establishing a strong dominance in the region.
Hamas and PIJ are among the leading religious nationalist groups in cooperation with Iran. Although they have clashed in the past during Syrian Civil War and Yemeni Civil War, Hamas is now a strong ally of Iran against Israel.
( Religious nationalism, 2 October 2023)
Deniz Gezmiş and his comrades cooperated with Marxist-Leninists in 
Turkey and also with Arab socialists in Palestine. They received military training from 
Fatah and DFLP.
( Kemalism, 2 October 2023)
Political science
Lëvizja Bashkë or Organizata Politike, a democratic socialist organization in Albania, was founded during the 2011 Albanian opposition demonstrations. They opposed both 
Democratic Party of Albania and 
Socialist Party of Albania.
In addition to having close views on some issues with Marxism-Leninism, Lëvizja Bashkë criticized the 
authoritarian policies of 
Stalinism and defended direct democracy against the dictatorship of the proletariat.
Lëvizja Bashkë's views are based on ideologies such as social democracy, 
democratic socialism, progressivism and left-wing populism. They carry out activities like 
solidarity with proletarians and making ideological publications.
( Democratic socialism, 17 September 2023)
