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🚨🇮🇱 ALERTE INFO Netanyahu est mort le 8 mars. Pour respecter la période de deuil juive Shiva, Yair a fait une pause de 7 jours inhabituelle sur X. Son dernier tweet remontait au 8 mars, et il n’a retweeté qu’après exactement une semaine, le 15 mars. Les preuves sont sous vos yeux.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump: "I want wars less than almost anybody!" Okay.

🚨 Raheem Sterling on IG

Please have something for me tmrw man

🌳✨ Nottingham Forest win again as they end 2024 in 2nd position in Premier League table. 39 points in 17 games. Fantastic job by the club, the players and of course Nuno.

Islamic Prayer as Intimidation: A Deliberate Provocation The video speaks for itself. This is not about faith or devotion—it’s a calculated display of dominance. By commandeering a section of an airplane to perform public "prayer," this individual is sending a clear message. In a confined space where everyone’s movements are restricted, this act is deliberately designed to assert power and provoke discomfort. Islamic supremacists use public prayer as a weapon of intimidation, fully aware of the unease it causes. They exploit society’s fear of being labeled "intolerant" or "Islamophobic" to push boundaries, daring anyone to object. The result? Silence, born out of fear—fear of backlash, fear of being ostracized, fear of being branded a bigot. Remember: the ticket agent at Boston Logan Airport who processed two of the 9/11 hijackers reportedly harbored suspicions but hesitated to act, fearing accusations of racial profiling. Neighbors didn’t report the suspicious activities of the San Bernardino jihadists, the Ft. Hood terrorist, and countless others for the same reason—fear of being smeared as racist or Islamophobic. That silence has deadly consequences. Make no mistake: this is not about peaceful worship. It’s about leveraging public spaces, even confined and vulnerable environments like airplanes, to project power, enforce submission, and intimidate. If this show of force makes you uncomfortable, that’s the entire point. It’s time to stop pretending that these acts are innocent or harmless and start recognizing them for what they truly are: deliberate provocations.