US abolitionist movement

Also forgot the one that virtually all of us support: the Palestine liberation movement. Much more people have heard of it and thus support it.

Complete, uncritical support to the people of Palestine against the Zionist regime.

Gaddafi and Irish republicanism.

I have strong but critical support for the Scientist Rebellion, which is campaigning through civil disobedience for serious action against climate change and treating it like the existential threat it is. They're definitely getting attention and traction, and it's pissing off the Western powers beautifully.

Also, Libre software and hardware and the abolishment of copyright and patents in general.

Hezbollah and other Palestinian liberation groups

The American Indian movement

Just came back from a holiday there: Basque independence movement. The Basque have their own language, culture, socio-economic vision so I see no reason why I shouldn't support them wanting to become independent from Spain and France.

However, they are too small to do anything big like overthrowing the Mexican government. They would be crushed quickly.

I do not think the EZLN has the wish to do so anyway. Staying relatively under the radar is the main reason why they have survived until now like they have.

Gotta be all Palestinian liberation movements for me

I'm not well-informed enough on any particular organization to say I "strongly support" them, but I'm for any anti-colonial struggle

It needs to be said that 1916 Ireland and the Starry Plough represented what Lenin called “The First Red Army in Europe”

Lukashenko's administration is pretty good imo, even though it's not a party or organization.

Lula's worker's party in Brazil, they've done incredible work helping the most impoverished people of the country, and are the most progressive in South America in my book.

I hope I don't come off as stupid and naive, but I support the antiwork/workreform movements on Reddit. Yes, most of them are American redditor neoliberal reactionaries, however as a whole I think they have some small material effect on destabilizing the system. America is like a collapsing building with a few crumbly pillars holding the whole thing up and antiwork/workreform types are at least wacking at those pillars and I feel like a ton of them are voicing M and ML ideals without knowing it. I think a ton of them could eventually be brought to the left with some guidance.

The IRA for one.