US Navy P8 Poseidon was doing reconaissance with transponders switched off over the Red Sea, North west of Yemen, reappeared now further north.

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[RT]

What if the most powerful revolutions are the ones that seem impossible?

During the first intifada in Palestine (1987-1993), a largely nonviolent uprising led by Palestinians—many of them youth—challenged one of the most powerful militaries in the world.

What made the intifada revolutionary wasn’t just the protests or boycotts; it was the belief that a people with little power, facing insurmountable odds, could stand up to a global power and demand dignity.

This echoes the story of the Morant bay rebellion in Jamaica in 1865, where black Jamaicans, led by Paul Bogle, rose up against British colonial rule.

Although the rebellion was brutally suppressed, it led to reforms that eventually brought more rights to the Jamaican people.

Both the intifada and Morant bay teach us that even in the face of impossible odds, resistance is never in vain.

What’s one 'impossible' revolution brewing in your life that you’ve been afraid to start???

[G&T]