A meticulously planned global operation involving 106 far-left organizations, dubbed the ‘red-green’ alliance, is set to disrupt international ports on Friday, targeting key shipping hubs across 22 countries and regions on five continents. This coordinated action, framed as ‘No Harbour for Genocide,’ aims to protest Israel, NATO, and Western military policies, portraying the movement as a unified stand against ‘capitalist barbarism.’ The mobilization, meticulously organized with a shared playbook and an online tracker, includes strikes and demonstrations designed to create the appearance of a worldwide uprising, stretching from Oakland, California, to Mumbai, India, and encompassing major ports in Europe, Africa, and Mexico. The ‘red’ component represents communist and socialist movements, while ‘green’ signifies pro-Palestinian and Islamic activism, creating a powerful ideological bloc. This strategy extends beyond street protests, directly impacting global commercial infrastructure, with dockworker unions and anti-Israel groups collaborating. The operation is amplified by a sophisticated international publicity campaign, with pro-communist nonprofits funded by tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham, such as BreakThrough News and Progressive International, actively promoting the actions and even establishing strike funds. Endorsements from Palestinian labor and professional organizations further solidify the ‘red-green’ alliance, linking the port disruptions to the broader Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions movement against Israel and connecting labor actions to student protests across Europe. The campaign’s messaging, explicitly calling for the overthrow of capitalism and the construction of a socialist-communist society, underscores the revolutionary objectives behind this synchronized global disruption.
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