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@AAEAmin @naserkhwaja92 You literally live in Europe and come across half naked women all the time in your everyday life

@naserkhwaja92 In your country free mixing You allow your Muslim women to be with non-mahram men everywhere, with makeup and eyebrows, lipstick, just a head covering styles You allow them to work, study associate and spend time with non-mahram friends Male doctors Sex education in your schools

Afghan Fathers & Mothers: Open Schools Educated Afghan Men: Open Schools Educated Muslims: Open Schools Tons of IEA leaders: Open Schools Every single girl: Open Schools Ahmad living in the west: yoU kUfFaR,sToP SprEadInG WesTeRn ProPagAnda aNd aGeNda dOnT u KnOw EdUcaTion mAkeS prOstiTutes TheSurePath: today someone told me why closing schools is a good thing and it made sense.

@MohammedFx5 Not really, he just switches sides when it suits him. A thug during the republic and now a “mujahid”

Lets see if i can meet this guy would love to talk to him, very intresting character

@TegaDavid14 @veryhungrymann @Tscherkessien He’s just doing it for the love of the game

@veryhungrymann @Tscherkessien After this bangs you’ll then pay for verification badge. Was that the plan?

I might shock you with this, I grew up in Saudi Arabia and this was normal to see They even used to fuck in school bathrooms

@Tscherkessien I remember watching a video where a gay Saudi guy was asking a Filipino guy to come to his hotel room in madina.

@OpenledgerHQ .

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@thesurepath1 Can you send it to me also

If anyone wants an English PDF copy of 📕 “The Islamic Emirate and its System”, please DM me and I will send it in a day or two insha’Allah. The book will help you understand everything about the Taliban system, including its court system, its leadership selection process, its ministries, the defense forces, the education system…

@KariManZ1 @derevchenko @Morgoth_888 @EvanWritesOnX Where?

@derevchenko @Morgoth_888 @EvanWritesOnX Some have pdf ang Google docs saved they shared. Ask/search on Discord.

Turkey is doing something almost no country in the modern financial system has managed to do. It is eating punishment from the TPS and building its way out of the trap at the same time. A mid-sized country has two options presented to it: comply or defy. Egypt complied. It took the IMF loans, floated the pound on command, privatized state assets at distressed valuations, and opened its capital account. This resulted in structural dependency, currency destruction, and debt servicing that consumes a third of government revenue. Turkey defied. It bought the S-400, ran unilateral military operations, and told Western institutions to extract elsewhere. This resulted in a coordinated Lira attack through offshore London trading, credit rating downgrades timed to political events rather than fiscal data, and capital flight that hit the retail exchange rate hard enough to send a message. Both paths lead to the same room. The system does not reward compliance or punish defiance. It extracts from both. The binary has always been the trap with the TPS. But here is what makes Turkey different. Erdogan absorbed the 2018 punishment, understood the mechanism, and started building the capabilities that reduce the TPS’s coercive tactics for next time. This is the third path that the system is specifically designed to prevent targets from identifying. The defense industry is the clearest example. In 2018, Turkey's dependence on Western arms supply chains was a leverage point. Cut the parts, ground the jets, squeeze the procurement. Today Turkey exports $8.5 billion in defense equipment to 37 countries. You cannot use arms dependency as a chokehold on a country that builds its own drones and sells them to your allies. The GCC rapprochement is another. Turkey's 2018 vulnerability was concentrated in Western capital markets and European export dependency. The Syria reconstruction handler role, built jointly with Qatar and backed by Saudi investment, creates an alternative capital flow that does not run through the institutions that attacked Turkey in 2018. You do not financially discipline a country that your Gulf partners need for a multi-decade project worth hundreds of billions. The TPS is not ignoring this. Turkey ETF still trades below book value. All three rating agencies still hold Turkey below investment grade. The scar discount from 2018 is enforced through the same institutional machinery that created it. The message clearly says ‘we remember what you did, and the price stays until we decide otherwise.’ But the chokehold is loosening and the data shows it. Institutional ownership of Turkey’s ETF is up 9.91% quarter over quarter. Twenty-five new positions opened against nineteen closed. The smart money sees what the rating agencies refuse to acknowledge. Turkey's structural position is strengthening faster than the punishment architecture can contain it. I think the TPS's problem with Turkey is that Turkey found the third door. Not compliance, not defiance, but diversification executed under the cover of both. Erdogan's rhetoric stays defiant. His actual monetary policy pivoted to orthodoxy. His defense industry reduces import dependency. His Gulf relationships provide alternative capital channels. The prisoner who behaves and the prisoner who rebels both stay prisoners. Turkey is the prisoner who is tunneling.

@MohammedFx5 x.com/abuidrisghomar…

Every now and then, I think about Shekau Still cant believe this guy was the Amir of a Org

@VanDijkAura @Ninadrama @SICKYDOESMMA The Americans inject their degeneracy to any profession no surprises there.

@Ninadrama @SICKYDOESMMA You're an old whore. Fix your life. Mma used to be a respectable sport ffs. You ruin the art.

Mate wtf has the UFC turned into when like one of the biggest content creators for the sport is a female who just whores around baiting virgin fans. Not being miserable its just not what I signed up to when I started watching 10 years ago

@MrAdnanRashid @paykhar @5Pillarsuk Now do the pakistani Army

@paykhar @5Pillarsuk I’ve always absolutely condemned the deliberate targeting of civilians in any conflict. I have NEVER condoned atrocities. In this very clip I am addressing foreign funded terrorism inside Pakistan that killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians. Remember APS massacre?

Slander? Let's see. On 13 January 2020 you appeared on @5Pillarsuk podcast where you defended atrocities committed by Pakistani military and justified it by stating that it was against people who were against the Pakistani state and supporting by foreign elements. The exact same rhetoric Asadists used to massacre Syrian civilians that you keep bringing up. The Pakistani military offensive known as Operation Zarb-e-Azb resulted in registered 1,000,428 internally displaced persons originating strictly from North Waziristan (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 2014). The physical destruction of Miranshah during Operation Zarb-e-Azb was absolute and systemic. The Pakistan Armed Forces executed a scorched-earth campaign that fundamentally eradicated the administrative and commercial capital of North Waziristan (Norwegian Refugee Council, 2019, October 15)). The military's heavy reliance on indiscriminate aerial bombardments by fighter jets and heavy artillery in densely populated commercial centres guaranteed substantial civilian deaths (Agence France-Presse, 2014). Testimonies from internally displaced persons confirm that the military frequently obliterated civilian homes and infrastructure during its scorched-earth offensive. The military actively suppressed local reporting and buried the physical evidence of these atrocities beneath the rubble of destroyed towns. The Pakistani state completely isolated the theatre of operations, ensuring that an accurate accounting of the civilian dead remains permanently obscured (European Asylum Support Office, 2017). Aside from these sources, there are thousands of people from North Waziristan who were ethnically cleansed by the Pakistani military from North Waziristan. They live as refugees in Afghanistan. They all testify that their families, including women, children and elderly were indiscriminately massacred. Their homes, farms, shops and even sheds were bombed and destroyed to prevent them from ever returning to their native lands. These crimes have fueled militancy and insurgency in Pakistan that you defend. While speaking about Syria, you fail to acknowledge how similar crimes are committed by your own country. This is why you are being ridiculed by everyone. Your selective outrage over crimes and atrocities of Iran reveal that you're not sincere. Your concern for Syria is performative. That's why you're being called out.

@nahafghan Is it a Pakistani vessel?

Why is this being tweeted by Iranian embassy from Kabul? 😂 Lol

@EvanWritesOnX Evan can you pls also touch on the Afghanistan topic and where you see it’s heading in this new region, plus what is your insight about the recent Pakistan-Afghanistan clashes? I am an Afghan and the amount of disinformation and recent developments has left me confused.

I’ve just finished dealing with emotional Iranians, and now I’m about to get hit with emotional Pakistanis. Reminder that I don’t hate or dislike any country. Just calling it like I see it,

@KakaywD20918 Everyone has their own gods be it race, money or something else

@qinjohn2 @Dr_Qasim_ @GeringTuvia @IftikharFirdous 你们的历史就是一群中国人屠杀另一群中国人，毛泽东就是最新的例子。至少别再当个窝囊废了，去跟美国搞搞台湾窝囊废吧。

@Dr_Qasim_ @GeringTuvia @IftikharFirdous 极端恐怖分子的温床、一个恐怖分子建立的国家、无能且反现代，10个美国来都没用

China-Taliban: "The Taliban is unwilling to meet China's demands on ETIM due to ‘comradeship' from fighting the Soviet invasion together, shared religious beliefs, Pashtun traditions of protecting those seeking asylum, and social ties such as intermarriage“ - Liu Zongyi, Director of the Center for South Asia Studies at the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS), recently returned from field research in Pakistan and Afghanistan. During his visit to Kabul, which was at the invitation of the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he held several days of discussions with foreign affairs officials and scholars from Kabul University. Context: East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) is regarded as a terrorist organization in China, founded by Uyghur separatists seeking to establish an independent Islamic state known as "East Turkestan" in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Hasan Mahsum founded it in the late 1990s (often cited as 1997) before being killed by Pakistani forces in 2003. The UN Security Council officially designated ETIM as a terrorist organization one year after 9/11. However, the US removed it from its list of designated terrorist organizations in 2020, citing a lack of evidence that the group is still active. China's relationship with Syria, following the fall of the Assad regime in late 2024, is also constrained by what China sees as the presence of ETIM, or Uyghur fighters, who have been integrated into the national security forces. Excerpts from Liu's interview with The Observer (Guancha), published on the 20th: Guancha News: In your exchanges with Afghan government officials, did you learn what their most pressing concerns are? Liu Zongyi: During our discussions, the issue they mentioned most frequently was their hope that China would invest in Afghanistan. Their current foreign policy is a "balanced diplomacy" with the economy at its core; they advocate that "economics is politics." They hope to use economic cooperation as a platform to drive the normalization of bilateral relations with China, Central Asia, and other countries and regions. According to them, as long as a party is willing to engage with them, they will establish normal diplomatic relations and no longer pursue past grievances, regardless of what they were. "Drug cultivation still exists. Their economy now primarily relies on two pillars: agriculture and animal husbandry, and international aid. However, aid from Western countries has been significantly reduced, while aid from the World Bank and the United Nations continues... Overall, since the Taliban returned to power, the Afghan economy has shown a steady but slow progress, but the overall level has not yet recovered to the level of the previous Ghani government in 2020." Many countries are reluctant to invest in Afghanistan. A key reason is that the United States has not yet lifted financial sanctions on the country, which makes it difficult for external capital to enter, and even if it does, it is hard to remit profits. Additionally, the local investment environment in Afghanistan is harsh, with the most prominent obstacle being the issue of security." "Security issues, especially those related to the 'East Turkestan Islamic Movement' (ETIM), have become the most difficult sticking point in our exchanges with the Afghan Taliban. They confidently state that the ETIM organization is currently completely under their control, but they have also made it clear that they are unwilling to fully satisfy China's relevant demands." "An official from the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs responsible for Chinese affairs even said to us directly: 'Look at how much money the United States and the EU give us in a year; the money you, China, have given us over the past five years ain't even scraps. Aren't you embarrassed?'" "We retorted on the spot: 'Your problems were not caused by us. What does Afghanistan's current situation have to do with us? Our provision of aid and charity is out of humanitarianism; it certainly cannot be compared to the Western powers who caused destruction in Afghanistan.'" "The Supreme Leader of Afghanistan, Hibatullah Akhundzada, resides year-round in his birthplace, Kandahar... He is surrounded by a group of theological clerics... They are extremely conservative, which is why they have introduced policies such as not allowing girls to receive an education." "The Taliban leadership currently has some issues with grasping reality 一些认知存在问题; they do not know much about the outside world, and they don't seem to want to know more... To secure EU aid, they halted oil field development cooperation with Chinese enterprises. In my view, these decisions are very short-sighted."

@mma_truth101 @EvanWritesOnX He’s spitting even more facts in this one

@EvanWritesOnX Whoever takes this fiction writer as an expert is a fool. Exhibit A

Pakistan will be the gun for hire in the new security apparatus that’s emerging as a consequence of bloc / multipolar realignment. Pakistan’s position in the emerging Middle East is actually paradoxical. It is simultaneously indispensable and disposable. A state with genuine geographic, demographic, and military assets that has consistently failed to convert them into sovereign leverage, defaulting instead into a rotating dependency on competing patrons whose interests it services at fiscal and strategic cost to its own population. Remember that Pakistan built its Gulf relationship substantially on being a Sunni Muslim military partner available for Saudi security needs; a demographic reservoir of labour remittances and a potential military backstop against Iranian pressure. If the Saudi–Iran axis moves from managed hostility toward functional coexistence, which is happening before our eyes, then the the strategic premium Pakistan extracted from its sectarian alignment role declines materially. Another leverage lost. Simultaneously, Pakistan’s China dependency through CPEC and broader debt support is deepening at precisely the moment that China is also the primary broker of the GCC–Iran normalisation and the architect of a regional order that has less need for Pakistan as a proxy and more interest in Pakistan as a corridor. The distinction is Pakistan’s future by the way. A corridor is infrastructure. A proxy has agency. Pakistan is being repositioned/repurposed from the latter toward the former, and its political-military elite has not yet processed what this means for sovereign autonomy.

@mahamshah07 @YousufBadghisi As if Pakhtunkhwa is having it’s own Space Program

@YousufBadghisi Keep us out of your mouth man. Focus on yourself maybe only thn Afghanistan will be out of Stone Age.

Can we Pakistani Pashtuns please get a break from this pro Afghanistan propaganda? Do we have any identity outside of that? All these Afghanistan supporters use us as cannon fodder while pretending to be rights activists, even though they had a field day carpet bombing Afghanistan for 20 years. We Pakistanis have issues, but not enough for MANY of us, especially Pashtun women, to want to join Afghanistan. Thank you for trying.

@DrOmarAfghmcud @Afgneurosurgeon What is wrong with it as long as it’s covering the awrah?

@Afgneurosurgeon Wearing shirt and pants is not professionalism hhh look the society sir

Habibi welcome to Satokandow(Paktia)

@cricaccountt @nahafghan Don’t fantasise war wallah you pakistanis don’t have it in you when a war starts

@nahafghan Fighting an insurgency is different than fighting a conventional war,they will turn entire afg into rubble within a year. Ethnic and tribal conflict was one of the main reasons why you took that trophy in afg,you will never get the same support in pak but I hope I am wrong

Just like Israel, Napak Army announces ceasefire, then starts shelling civilians with mortars. Saaar! Why do you call us Temu Zionists? Well, because you are temu Zionists.

@HeadGarad @triptothecoast I can figure it from your English you’re a Pakistani

@triptothecoast You ungrateful zoomalian wallahi You’re lucky to be born in the first world why tff are u wanting to live in the third world??? People would kill to be in a position like yours.

I wanna move to Afghanistan

@elerrantenomad @warfareanalysis x.com/merwaisib/stat…

@warfareanalysis These are all lies too right ? pbs.org/wgbh/frontline…

Turkey thinks the Pakistani generals will threaten to use nukes if Turkey is threatened, lol. In the Turkish strategic imagination, that’s what Pakistan would do for it!