October, 24th 2020 Tribute in the 4th anniversary of Abu Al Baraa's death From NAPLES AimirHakim Al Amery:    "O Abu al Baraa! O Abu Jumaa! You did not die! You did not die! You are always in our hearts! You are in the revolutions of the whole world!" Hello everyone, good afternoon. Well, today is a day full of pain, full of sadness, for me too; so I wear my black clothes to remember one of the greatest revolutionaries of this era, one of the revolutionaries who can be compared to Abdel Basset Sarout who also died in the Hama trenches at Kafr Nabuda. So commemorating this day is a very difficult thing. To talk about a revolutionary this big is an honor, even though I didn't know him, the FLTI told me about this incredible revolutionary who fought, who fought in the trenches against the fascist, pro-Zionist, Bashar al-Assad. So, here in Naples, when I can, I always take the fight forward against the YPGs that support the Stalinists who are with Bashar al-Assad, as in the Spanish Revolution. So, I just wanted to pay tribute to him... OH ABU AL BARAA! OH ABU JUMAA! You didn't die! You didn't die! You are always in our hearts! You are in the revolutions all over the world, like in Chile, like in Lebanon, like in Iraq, like in Yemen, like in Bahrain! We are not going to abandon those streets, the streets of liberation of all the oppressed. Excuse me, I am excited because I also lost many comrades, many comrades in that revolution. So, today I heard something very, very important, that Abu al Baraa also fought alongside Kurds from Aleppo, so, to counter-inform the Stalinists who are there and all over the world, we are not racist against the Kurds at all. We are fighters against the oppression in Syria, in Palestine and in all the peaceful trenches of the world. So, I, Amir Hakim Al Amery, will not abandon you. I am very happy to be part of this revolutionary Trotskyist group. I am a Muslim too, but that doesn't mean anything, because I share your ideas and that's all I wanted to say, comrades, brothers and sisters. I love you very much and I thank you for this opportunity to be part of this tribute. Thank you very much. I also feel the support that you give me here in Naples, which makes me feel that I am not alone. Well, I manifest myself alone, here in Naples, and I have also been attacked, but today we are here to remember a revolutionary, who was a revolutionary like Abdel Basset Sarout. So we have to complete this task, we have to complete what they wanted to do, that is, win that revolution, win for the oppressed, for the workers all over the world. Excuse my Spanish, because I speak little, I don't speak perfectly. And I wanted one more minute to say this in Arabic, to sing in honor, in memory of the revolutionaries who fell in the trenches of Syria, of Libya, of the whole world. Thank all of you.