@earthworm Yes.
We should remember that the southern and central "Syrian Revolution" when it started said their inspirations were mainly two, the then ongoing #jan25 revolution in Egypt and the people that had also, inspired by #jan25 already risen in the northeast of Syria, in the areas the world came to know as Rojava.
They many times declared mutual support and solidarity, until the self-appointed "political leadership" of the revolution went to hold a founding meeting of their interim government in Ankara and came back with orders from the government of Turkey that the revolution that had been egalitarian, anti-racist, feminist, etc must now stop that and instead fight the Kurds, Syriacs, etc and must reject feminism, to get support like arms from the government of Turkey.

Some rejected that betrayal of the revolution and mostly in those cases later ended up in the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF) alliance alongside YPG, YPJ, etc.

Those that stayed in the usurped revolution became overtaken by al-Qaeda and later ISIL, with the aid of Turkey and turned into an auxiliary military force for the State of Turkey when it invaded and started imposing Turkish signs, coinage, education, flags, etc.
It has nothing buy a nominal connection to the original revolution, in my opinion.

@velobetty
Personally I don't care for football, buuuut... I am/have been a fan of some fan clubs,
in particular "Ultras White Knights" of "Zamalek SC" (Egypt) for taking some of the worst of the frontline during the (initial liberatory, feminist, socialist, etc) #jan25 revolution in Egypt,
as well as the "ÇⒶRŞI" of "Beşiktaş GC" (Turkey) for e.g. very much helping keep the #OccupyGezi uprisings antiauthoritarian, multicultural, etc (including their fabulous night with their expropriated excavator "POMA", as a chaser of police's water wannon "TOMA" trucks).
I believe those a part of the "hooligans"-culture, although I'm not an expert. ;-)

And of course St. Pauli, Celtic, Bajen and similar are nice, in general, too… I've been told. ;-)
@CharmingMalcontent

We shall turn our defeat into art #Jan25 #TheArtOfDefeat

عمار على حسن @ammaralihassan 🖊 قلة من الشباب رفضت قيام مبارك بترك إدارة البلاد في يد المجلس العسكري، ومكثت في ميدان التحرير، معلنة أن ما جرى لا يعدو أن يكون استمرار للنظام بوجوه أخرى. #كتاب_المنصة #رؤى #Jan25 https://manassa.news/stories/9497

يستدعي عمار علي حسن @ammaralihassan ما جرى في 11 فبراير2011 ويرى إننا لا نزال ندفع ثمن اختلاف تقييم ما جرى بين الجيش والقوى الثورية فالجيش يدرك أن تدخله هو الذي أنهى حكم مبارك والثوريون موقنون أنه لولاهم ما كان للأخير أن يوقف سيناريو التوريث https://manassa.news/stories/9497 #كل_سبت #Jan25

#Jan25 is a bond that connects strangers to one another which they recognize if they meet, and remains intact even if they never do. #Jan28

يا قلبنا المجروح عايشين حلاوة روح لفرح راح مش جاي
#Jan25 #25_يناير

RT @thefreedomi@twitter.com

As a young activist during the 2011 revolution, Ahmed Douma walked ahead of his fellow protesters to remove tear gas cannisters from their path.

Today, he's languishing behind bars, having spent the last 9 years in prison because he fought for a better Egypt. #Jan25 #FreeDouma

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/thefreedomi/status/1618285932725301248

RT @thefreedomi@twitter.com

British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has been described as an icon of Egypt's 2011 revolution.

Alaa has spent most of the last decade behind bars, and he remains imprisoned today. #Jan25 #FreeAlaa

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/thefreedomi/status/1618278531779424259

دا ارشيف صور وفيديو لاحداث #يناير ٢٠١١ لو حد حابب يتفرج https://858.ma

this is an archive of footage for #Jan25 #EgyptRevolution taken at the time of events as they were folding or shortly after. in case someone wants to get to know how it was back then 🤷‍♂️

not that anything will change!

#jan25 #andeel

Every January 25, I think back to #Jan25 2011 when Egyptians protested police violence by the millions and changed the world in the process. The wave of hope carried me to Cairo where I worked with activists to connect them with technologists from my base at Stanford U. The revolution was crushed two years later, but I carry hope with me that Egyptians will one day secure basic human rights

#OTD in 1835, Muslim (Malê) slaves in the Bahia region of Brazil led an uprising, many wearing necklaces featuring Jean-Jacques Dessalines, who had led the Haitian Revolution years earlier. While their efforts were met with repression, slavery was abolished 16 years later, partially as a result of this uprising.

Today's art is of a #capoeira group by Johann Moritz Rugendas circa 1835: https://notevenpast.org/slave-rebellion-brazil-muslim-uprising-1835-bahia-1993/

#history #Brazil #uprising #slavery #ToWeRi #Jan25

نسترجع معكم تغريدات المستخدمين طوال هذا اليوم عبر هاشتاج #Jan25. #أرشيف_المنصة https://manassa.news/stories/515

إحنا الخلطة السرية 👀 #Jan25

احياء ذكرى ثورة ٢٥ يناير السنة دي مختلف وفيه زخم اكبر من اي سنة بعد ٢٠١٥، ناس كتير جداً بتتفاعل مع هاشتاجات الثورة وفيديوهات وصور ال١٨ يوم في كل مكان ع فيسبوك وتويتر وحتى تيك توك من ناس اول مرة اشوفها بتحيي الذكرى اصلا.. انا فرحان والله ❤️
#Jan25 #25_Jan #25_january #25_يناير
#Andeel

#jan25 ► dark themes ◄ Patriarchy, Spit Mask #KAPULinz #Linz
https://www.kapu.or.at/event/2023/01/25/patriarchy-spit-mask

عندما لم يكن هناك مفر من السجن قرر إسماعيل الإسكندراني اعتبار تلك السنوات المهدرة من عمره منحة تفرغ للقراءة والمراجعة الفكرية. وبينما يبدأ النشر الدوري مع المنصة أيام الخميس، ينشر هذا الاسبوع بشكل استثنائي يوم الأربعاء بمناسبة عيد الثورة. https://manassa.news/stories/9152 #jan25 #رؤى

الزمان؟.. ايام ما كان لسة في ناس ممكن تموت مش لاجل لقمة ولاجل قوت، يعني زمان كان من زمان!
#Jan25 #25_يناير
#Andeel

الزمان؟.. ايام ما كان لسة في ناس ممكن تموت مش لاجل لقمة ولاجل قوت، يعني زمان كان من زمان!
#Jan25 #25_يناير

#Jan25
#25Jan