Abou Reda ابو رضا

...a sense of disorientation in places that have left in my memory not a recollection but a void. Calvino ~ If on a Winter’s Night... youtu.be/4Ux3nXiVLB4?si…

Plaisir bourgeonnant et allées verdoyantes, ici sous les ombres portées aux allures de mangrove, j'espère un élan civique réfléchi. Un excellent week-end à tous !

The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco.

From "extinct in the wild" (2019) to renewed hope, CTG led recovery by launching propagation R&D (2011), achieving full artificial propagation and scale-up (2019), advancing induced gynogenesis to curb inbreeding (2022), and releasing 670,000+ juveniles (2023). In 2025, CTG enabled the first natural spawning and hatching of released sturgeon in the Chishui River via habitat restoration—a key step from ex situ safeguarding to self-recruitment and a replicable model for basin sustainability.

#URGENTE: En estos momentos #Israel solicita una reunión del Consejo de Seguridad y está acusando a #Irán de utilizar municiones en racimo prohibidas internacionalmente, solicitan la intervención de la #ONU para detener estos abusos de #Iran 🤯🤯🤯 ¿O sea que #Israël puede cometer crímenes de guerra impunemente y cometer actos Genocidas y cuando les toca ser objeto de actos prohibidos ponen el grito en el cielo? ¿Eso como se puede entender? #IsraeliNewNazism #ISRAELCommitsGENOCIDE #ısraelTerroristState 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

good spring morning #art #drawing #dessine #spring #ink #artistonx

“It’s not a shame if a man learns something from a woman’s heart which makes him more gentle and human.” — Nizar Qabbani

🚨🚨🚨 THE U.S. IS SENDING MARINES TO TAKE KHARG ISLAND. THERE'S ONE PROBLEM: IT'S A SUICIDE MISSION. 🚨🚨🚨 To reach Kharg Island, the Marines must first transit the Strait of Hormuz — a narrow chokepoint that Iran has turned into a KILLING FIELD. Then survive a 380-mile dash along Iran's coast. Then land on an island Iran can simply BLOW UP before they arrive. Let that sink in. 💀 Step 1: Transit the Strait of Hormuz — MINED with sea mines, swarming with suicide boat drones, under constant missile and aerial drone attack from the IRGC 💀 Step 2: Survive a 20-24 HOUR dash (380 nautical miles) along Iran's coastline — exposed to anti-ship missiles, hypersonic ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, small boats, and suicide drones — aerial, surface, AND subsurface 💀 Step 3: Arrive at Kharg Island — only to find Iran has BLOWN UP its own refineries, leaving Marines stranded in a town of 8,000 hostile civilians in a cloud of POISONOUS smoke 💀 Step 4: Hold an island with NO strategic value anymore — surrounded on ALL sides by Iranian firepower ⚠️ This is from Malcolm Nance — a 36-year U.S. Navy intelligence veteran who served in ACTUAL combat zones. Not a Twitter analyst. A man who's BEEN in these waters. And he's saying this is IMPOSSIBLE. ⚠️ The British tried to control the Persian Gulf for 150 years with the most powerful navy on Earth. They eventually LEFT. The U.S. is about to learn the same lesson — with fewer ships and a FAR more armed Iran. They're showing you carrier strike groups and amphibious ships heading to the Gulf like it's a show of force. They're NOT showing you the MAP. The Strait of Hormuz is 21 miles wide at its narrowest. Iran controls the ENTIRE northern coastline. Every ship that enters is in range of THOUSANDS of missiles, drones, and mines. It's not a transit — it's a gauntlet. Here's what nobody is asking: If the U.S. can't safely transit the Strait of Hormuz → How do the Marines reach Kharg Island? → If they CAN'T reach it, what's the point of sending them? → If there IS no point, why are they being deployed? → Because this isn't strategy — it's ESCALATION without a plan. The contradiction is insane: Trump says Iran surrendered → but the Pentagon is sending Marines on a mission that a 36-year Navy veteran calls impossible → you don't send amphibious assault ships against a "surrendered" enemy → you send them when you're preparing for a war you haven't told the public about yet. Iran doesn't need to BEAT the U.S. Navy. It just needs to make the Strait of Hormuz UNUSABLE. One mine hits one ship → insurance collapses → shipping stops → mission over. Iran has THOUSANDS of mines. The U.S. has Marines on ships that were designed for beach landings, not mine warfare. This isn't D-Day. This is Gallipoli. And the people planning it either don't know the geography or don't CARE about the Marines they're sending in. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 Twitter is suppressing this. Like + RT + Follow before it's gone. ⚠️

James Carville to Trump: “You do not determine who in the fuck is gonna be successful in this country because you are a model for the theory that a fat stupid sack of shit can get elected president because that’s what you are — fat stupid sack of shit. I love that I have dyslexia, I love that I have a short attention span. The only thing that I’ve ever been able to concentrate on in my whole life is how much I fucking hate you”

🌿Le poète sait avant de dire. Andrée Chedid

The person the Japanese Prime Minister is hugging is a war criminal—a man who suddenly killed nearly 200 children—a pedophile, a bigot, and a money-grubbing, foolish scoundrel. As a Japanese person, I am ashamed.

Amour ! si vous saviez... Je n'ai pas tourné de page, mais refermé la porte avant qu'elle ne claque au vent mauvais. 📷 perso Ange gardien de ma demeure.

🌞 C’est le printemps, les arbres fruitiers du Jardin du Luxembourg sont en fleurs : pommier, pêcher, amandier, cerisier prunus… De loin, leurs floraisons se ressemblent. Pour les distinguer, il faut s’approcher et observer la forme des pétales, la couleur et nombre des étamines, l’organisation des fleurs isolées ou en bouquets, la longueur du pédoncule ou encore la présence de feuilles.

Happy weekend !!!!! Lisboa 🇵🇹

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