Parham Albadvi

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Parham Albadvi

Parham Albadvi

@Palbadvi

Storyteller & Seeker.

Vancouver, British Columbia Katılım Ekim 2012
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N I K A@nikasfight·
Mamdani is a Jew hating anti semite and a jihadist.
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Donna 🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@MattH_4America So why didn't they get released before Trump? And why wasn't Epstein a big deal before Trump? There have been plenty of hands on those files long before Trump and by many that hate him. So please tell us how they have stayed "hidden" as you claim all these years?
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Matthew H
Matthew H@MattH_4America·
I'm convinced Trump is in the hidden Epstein Files they will never release
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Salman Sima
Salman Sima@SalmanSima·
I have zero tolerance for antisemitism. I was walking in downtown Toronto when I saw a loud-mouthed jihadi, who covered his face, holding a filthy sign that read: “The Holocaust was in Germany. Why does Palestine have to pay for it?” He was also ranting that Israel should be in Germany and, with an annoying voice, repeating that Jews should go back to Germany while he had sound blockers on his ears. I proved what a coward he was. Toronto police showed up and tried to stop me — they couldn’t. Since I was totally peaceful, respecting everyone’s personal space, and did not break any law, the police officer did not dare to arrest me. When two more Hamas sympathizers jumped in, threatened me in Arabic, and pointed fingers like Abu Obaida, the neutralized spokesman of Hamas, at me, I just laughed in their faces. They miserably failed to intimidate me. The Hamas sympathizers accused me of touching them. I responded: I don’t want to make myself dirty. I don't touch you. - What do you want? - I'm going to shame you! - Who are you serving? 🤡 - I’m serving Canadians. 😎 I never stand silent in front of antisemitism or bullies. Wherever and whenever you see antisemitism, stand up against it. We should have learned the lesson from history: the jihadists go after Jews first — then they come after the rest of us.
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Natania Marshall ✞
Natania Marshall ✞@NataniaMarshall·
It's okay to be Anti-Israel while also being Anti Radical Islam.
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alicia lagomarsino
alicia lagomarsino@alicialagomar·
Esto defiende la izquierda feminista
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Iraniandutchie@Iraniandutchie·
I need a big enough pet pig to keep muslims away
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ssr@sr__sh·
@Palbadvi @Nadira_ali12 غير صحيح انت لم تتعافى منذ ان دفنا إمبراطوريتك وهي حية ثم بلنا عليها، فانت منذ ذلك الوقت والى يومنا هذا تحاول ان تستعيد مجدك الذي اخذناه نحن العرب بالقوة من اسلافك الحقراء . لا توجد قواعد امريكية في ارضي روسيا والصين لديهم قواعد في ارضك (همدان) ،،اذهب و احصل على بعض الكرامة .
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Nadira Ali🇵🇸
Nadira Ali🇵🇸@Nadira_ali12·
The Middle East Situation Explained in 13 Seconds
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Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry@pegobry_en·
This is why "Israel trips" work so well as an influence tool. Israelis really are winsome. I’ve told this story before, but: my first Israel trip was organized by a German NGO with the purpose of making us anti-Israel, but the Israelis we met were so winsome and our German leftoid minders so unpleasant that it ZOGpilled me for life.
Mark Dubowitz@mdubowitz

I’ve spent decades with both Israelis and Israel’s critics. The contrast is breathtaking. Israelis are among the finest people I’ve ever known—decent, resilient, generous, warm, loving and so courageous. Their critics are resentful, hypocritical, cowardly and morally bankrupt.

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Vince Langman@LangmanVince·
In case you're wondering why America will never be in the World Cup finals, it's because if a young athlete with the speed and agility of Lamine Yamal grew up in America, he'd be playing wide receiver at a college like LSU and then in the NFL like Ja'Marr Chase.
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Krisztina Maria
Krisztina Maria@KrisztinaMaria·
JEW-HATRED IS REAL A shared experience. My husband Thomas Finn takes the floor.👇🏽 Last week we were sitting at a lunch restaurant down by the harbour in Skagen. High season, thirty degrees, full tables, children and draft beer and fried plaice - Denmark at its most Danish. A young couple sat down at the table next to us. Mid-twenties, from a mid-sized Danish town, he a tradesman, she friendly and well-spoken. We fell into conversation, the way you do while waiting for the food - where are you from, what do you do - and the conversation drifted, as conversations do these days, onto the culture war, which he in particular was preoccupied with. Islam, Christianity, the EU, political life. A completely ordinary conversation between completely ordinary Danes over lunch. And then he says it. Calmly, out of the blue, as if he were remarking on the weather: "If you ask me, we obviously need to keep an eye on Islam - but the real threat is the Jews." Krisztina was about to get up. I managed to put a hand on her leg under the table and send her the look that, between partners who have been together for decades, means - wait. Not because the sentence didn't deserve an answer - but because I wanted to know how deep the well was before I said anything. So I asked, as neutrally as I could - "Ok. Well, some people do think that. Are there many around you who feel that way?" "Yes, pretty much all my friends." Krisztina tried again, by way of history - "But surely you know the history. They have always been persecuted - and during the war Hitler killed six million of them..." She never got to finish the sentence. "Well, they deserved it. They brought it on themselves." The sun was shining. The plaice arrived. I looked at Krisztina, and we understood each other without words - not here, not now. We had driven to Skagen for the day's sake and for each other's, and there were families with children at every other table. You have to know when a conversation is a conversation - and when it is merely an occasion. So we ate our food in peace, wished them a good day and walked out into the sun. But the sentence came with us. And it is still lying on the table between us. A nice, normal, friendly young couple - and the sentence Europe has spent eighty years promising itself never to hear again, served over lunch, as if he were noting that the food needed salt. What I want to tell you today is that this sentence was not a bolt from a clear sky. I had expected to hear it out in the open this year. Because it is not one stray young man in Skagen. It is the surface of something that has grown larger than most people quite notice, beneath us, while we were looking away - and I can document it - as can many others here on this platform - because I, or we, have been standing in it all year. Over the course of this year I have written a series of exhaustive texts and hundreds of long comments about Jews. About their three-thousand-year history, from Abraham through the exiles to the rebirth of the State of Israel. About their traditions, their scriptures, their way of carrying memory through the centuries. About everything the Western world stands on without knowing it - that Man bears the image of God, that the law stands above the king, that conscience cannot be owned, that every child should be able to read - foundation stones that are all Hebrew, and which were carried out to us through a Jewish saviour and his Jewish apostles. I have written about the causes of the persecution, its patterns and its costumes through a thousand years. About the grammar of Jew-hatred - the kind that cannot imagine a human being who freely holds an opinion, or a people that wants something of its own. And about why it is crucial that the world stands up for and in front of this people - not because they are worth more than others, but because the attack on them has always been the first act in the attack on Man as such. MORE👇🏽
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Parham Albadvi
Parham Albadvi@Palbadvi·
@silly_leahh Keep electing fascusts like Milei, and letting Israelis take Patagonia. It’s going so well for you.
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Leah@silly_leahh·
El mayor error que el planeta entero puede hacer es provocar que la totalidad de los Argentinos se unan. Cuando tenemos una causa en común, no hay absolutamente nada ni nadie que pueda pararnos. Somos nosotros contra todos, y tenemos a Dios de nuestro lado.
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Parham Albadvi
Parham Albadvi@Palbadvi·
@Bweezie81 Trump can’t even open the strait of hormouz. You want that coward to overthrow the oldest nation in the world? We’re not Venezuela fuck face. We will delete your fake nation before we lose an inch of our soil to you bastards
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Andrés
Andrés@andresiquiroz·
Somos los argentinos solos contra todos. Cuando el mundo sufra por guerra o por hambre no quiero que pisen mi país. Argentina debe cerrarle las puertas a todos los extranjeros del mundo.
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Lisa Daftari
Lisa Daftari@LisaDaftari·
Mr. President, tear down this regime.
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Parham Albadvi
Parham Albadvi@Palbadvi·
@RichLowry When are you going to realize that the opinions of a yankee on ANYTHING is 🚮? Nobody respects you. Nobody even considers you a democracy anymore. Just go shoot some cans, watch your American hand egg and drink your shitty beers.
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Rich Lowry
Rich Lowry@RichLowry·
I know countless millions of people love soccer, and it can be a thrilling game, as we witnessed repeatedly during the World Cup, but it suffers from a fundamental structural flaw. Because offense is in such short supply at this level, scoring is highly dependent on penalties. This means that scoring often comes outside the normal flow of play, and incentives flopping and pretend injuries that are unworthy of grown men—you think someone rolling around the turf in agonizing pain is going to have to be transported immediately to the hospital, then you look up and he’s played another 45 minutes, no problem. Then, there’s the courting of artificial penalties—a player steps in front of another, gets bumped, and proceeds to pretend he got shot. Whatever the other merits of soccer, this stuff is a blight on the game and brings an element of low comedy to even the highest-stakes competition.
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