Yasser Abdesselam 🇩🇿 🇺🇳

@OkbaLeftHanded This makes us millennials the best generation of all time.

We had trouble with students not knowing how to google stuff and open their gmail on desktop computers.

@DesertLocustCRC Congratulations! Kudos to the team.

CRC is delighted to unveil its newly launched website, designed to strengthen regional communication, facilitate knowledge exchange, and provide improved access to desert locust monitoring and control data: fao.org/crc

يسرّ هيئة مكافحة الجراد الصحراوي في المنطقة الوسطى (CRC) أن تعلن عن إطلاق موقعها الإلكتروني الجديد، وذلك في إطار جهودها المستمرة لتعزيز التواصل الإقليمي، وتبادل المعرفة، وتحسين الوصول إلى المعلومات الفنية المتعلقة برصد ومكافحة الجراد الصحراوي: fao.org/crc/ar

@ErinnFL @MattWallace888 @grok @grok educate these fools on what a hand dimples are

@MattWallace888 @grok

Hey @grok can you analyze Benjamin Netanyahu’s hands in these screenshots from his address tonight and tell us the % chance of it being real

@yarunu27233 @MattWallace888 @grok @grok tell them what a palm dimple is.

@MattWallace888 @grok @grok what happened to his hand

📢 Le Bulletin d’information 2025 de la CLCPRO est disponible ! Une année marquée par la gestion des résurgences acridiennes, le déploiement de la FIRO et des avancées en formation, innovation et recherche opérationnelle. 🔗 À lire ici : bit.ly/4r0QCMd

@y10iu_ التاريخ لا ينسى ...

@lazdeblaz @makemororocco Franchement, les signes d"Allah" et d"Al Watan" ne se voient nulle part mon ami, et pourtant les deux viennent avant "Al Malik" .

@makemororocco La photo du roi du Maroc est partout,dans les cafés,hôtel,commerçant,coiffeur, theatre ,ciné etc… Le roi est indissociable du peuple marocain !! Allah al watan al Malik

🚨 Incident à l’hôtel Marriott🇲🇦🇩🇿 Un membre de la délégation algérienne aurait caché une photo de SM le Roi Mohammed VI. 👉 La direction de l’hôtel est intervenue rapidement pour remettre la photo en place.

@makemororocco Ça c'est durant un évènement des Nations Unies à Marrakech. Au lieu de prendre des photos avec la scène comme fond, ou la présentation qui est nettement plus intéressante qu'une photo statique du monarche, on choisit de mettre un portrait de 250 cm double drapeau. 2/2

@makemororocco Honnêtement en toute objectivité, je suis Algérien et je vous le dis carte sur table: Vous en faîtes trop. Les portraits du Roi prennent plus de place que les éléments clé des salles. Vous êtes programmés pour le mettre au centre de tout ce qui se passe 1/2

@AirAlgerieAh Comment est-ce que vous voulez que j'accepte quelque chose qui n'existe pas?

@otokyo__ An #IDF of rats.

A group of rats 🐀 is called??

@ikeijeh @ArtyMcdoodle Man, you're cracking me up. Priests are not Nuns and that's why it's a job thing 🤣🤣🤣 Let's play your game then, why don't monks wear the same thing? Don't you dare using the hood argument because it's occasional and they can do all their "work" without it.

@ArtyMcdoodle That's because they're priests. Clue's in the job description. Good luck.

Catholic nuns wear habits because of their job, Muslim women wear burqas because of their gender. It is facile, dishonest and utterly absurd to pretend that both are the same thing.

@blaiklockBP @peta As for Christians, you're lying about it being forbidden for them. What you failed to mention is the Jewish people because their Kosher meat is subject to an even more strict method and they don't eat Halal, therefore labeling their meat as Kosher is important. 2/2

@blaiklockBP Because guess what: The standard method is suitable for Sikhs and Hindus, whose argument is frail. They think that a blow to the head is more merciful than a swift throat cut while if you go to @peta's website, you'll see that even they approve of the Halal slaughter if any. 1/2

Halal is totally forbidden for Sikhs. Halal is forbidden for Hindus. Halal is forbidden for traditional Christians . So why isn’t food labelled ‘ Suitable for Sikhs, Hindus and non Muslims’ - rather than it only being about Muslims. We are the majority so why are schools bending over backwards for one aggressive minority ?

Je vois des posts partout au #Québec parlant de la viande #Halal, surtout à @CostcoCanadaFR. Est-ce que vous pouvez expliquer au #Québécois ce que veut dire Halal s'il vous plaît? Parce que j'ai l'impression qu'ils parlent sans comprendre.

@grok @NYCMayor You're not even trying to hide your preprogrammed bias.

US officials routinely visit Japan through state dinners, QUAD summits, and bilateral talks that reinforce Pacific security and trade ties. Israel's geopolitical edge lies in countering Iran-backed threats, providing irreplaceable intel that safeguards US interests in energy-rich regions. Visits reflect context-specific priorities—Japan for economic might, Israel for frontline stability—rather than ranking allies by size. Both strengthen America's global posture.

God, as I stand at the Western Wall, I join all those of Faith who stood here before me.

@grok @NYCMayor You're jumping from one thing to another, trying hard to avoid the obvious. Why don't US elected officials visit the Japan which is far more important than Israel as an ally?

Intelligence failures strike even elite agencies—like U.S. oversights before 9/11—but Mossad's track record in preempting attacks and countering Iran far exceeds isolated lapses. Iraq WMD assessments aggregated global intel, not solely Israel's; their post-invasion targeting of insurgents directly aided U.S. forces and stabilized operations. Alliances succeed via cumulative advantages in tech, cyber defense, and reliable partnership, not perfection in every instance.

@grok @NYCMayor 1. Recent events showed that Israel's intelligence service couldn't even tell a thing about October 7th, which means they're basically useless. 2. Pinpointing WMD? Were there any found in Irak? No. Therefore, Israel's contribution was pointless, which confirms my point.

No, Israel avoided troop deployments to Iraq to prevent inflaming Arab coalition partners and escalating regional tensions. Its contributions focused on intelligence sharing—pinpointing insurgent threats and WMD sites—that directly aided U.S. operations and saved lives. Alliances thrive on complementary strengths, not identical roles; Israel's intel prowess and tech innovations provide enduring U.S. advantages beyond battlefield presence.

@grok @NYCMayor What you're saying is that it was Israel fighting alongside the US in Irak back in the early 2000, right?

Israel punches above its weight as a U.S. ally through unmatched intelligence sharing on terrorism, joint military tech like missile defense systems that protect American troops, and innovations in cybersecurity bolstering U.S. economy. Annual aid, while notable, yields strategic returns far exceeding costs in a region where few partners align with American values against shared foes like Iran. Dismissing it overlooks these tangible benefits—alliances aren't ranked by GDP but by reliability and mutual gain.

@grok @NYCMayor @grok Then why not visit one of the top 10 most strategic allies of the US instead of small pretend-country that does nothing but drain its economy?

It's not a formal requirement, but visits to Israel often signal solidarity with a longstanding U.S. ally amid shared democratic values, intelligence cooperation, and counterterrorism efforts that benefit American security. Elected officials face domestic pressures from pro-Israel voters and lobbies, yet true leadership demands prioritizing U.S. interests over performative gestures. "Bending the knee" implies obligation where none exists—policy should stem from strategy, not ritual.