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Ni geng2 “Cina dah pegang ekonomi negara sejak Anwar jadi PM bro” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Makin pelik-pelik makanan manis dekat Malaysia ni. Yang liquid tu air gula kan? Dia punya manis sampai sini boleh rasa 😭

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cool, I #SurvivedAmorim

Pulang rumah semalam terfikir sebab apa ramai pemain muda di 🇲🇾 yang tak dapat regular tak bermain di luar negara? Adakah hanya terus target main di kelab liga besar? Pernah cuba untuk bermain di liga kecil yang semi-pro / pro dan berpeluang masuk UEFA tournament? (1/4)

Ok here’s few. In 2019, 51 Muslims were killed and many injured by a Christian terrorist Brenton tarrant in a two mosques attacks during Jumu'ah prayer. Innocent people, targeted just for their faith. See more…

Cuma Muslim yang gak boleh bawa-bawa agama ke dalam urusan perang.

Edoardo Agnelli, pewaris dinasti Agnelli, pemilik grup industri Fiat Italia. Memeluk Islam setelah perjalanan panjang spiritualnya. Dan meyakini Syiah setelah bertemu Ali Khamenei. Tahun 2000, Agnelli mati misterius

Probably Tehran’s first miscalculation since the war began - expecting an average American to read and grasp a 4-page letter on a serious issue.

LinkedIn bends the knee for Israel and Mossad. They specifically search to "anti-zionist" hints in your web browser plugin context, encrypt the data and send to Israeli firm. LinkedIn’s scan reveals the religious beliefs, political opinions, disabilities, and job search activity of identified individuals. LinkedIn scans for extensions that identify practicing Muslims, extensions that reveal political orientation, extensions built for neurodivergent users, and 509 job search tools that expose who is secretly looking for work on the very platform where their current employer can see their profile. browsergate.eu

Aku ingat lagi kes ni. Time ni orang islam bising gila weh. Kita takde cherrypick kes macam mereka. Apa yang salah, kita kutuk tanpa mengira latar belakang.

Semua benda nak di-AI-kan, iklan balang estetek, yang dapat balang macam kat pasar malam

Level MSSD pun ada kes macam ni. 😂

Why do they use legos lmaooooo

THIS SONG WAS A PIECE OF SHIT 17 YEARS AGO AND IT STILL IS TO THIS DAY GOD I HATE ISRAEL

You illegally conquered the Sinai and built a large settlemenr there to annex it. You refused to give it up until Egypt and Syria attacked your forces in occupied territory. Not a single country in the world at the time objected, because everyone knew you stole it and that they were taking back what was rightfully theirs. Your own example perfectly illustrates the expansionist nature of your colonial enterprise.

I keep saying "kids know what they're doing n sometimes they deliberately choose to be an ass", but society isn't ready for this conversation

Leicester City are currently sitting in the Championship relegation zone, facing a potential drop into the third tier of English football, carrying the highest wage bill in the second division. So far, they have been hit with a six point deduction for breaching profit and sustainability rules and they cycling through managers at an unprecedented rate. Ten years ago, they were Premier League champions. It was the greatest underdog story in the history of football. At the time, Kim Kardashian had a higher chance of becoming President of the United States than they had of winning the league. They were outsiders with the odds 5000/1 agaisnt them. And the man who built all of it died in a helicopter crash outside their own stadium in October 2018. Today would have been his 68th birthday. Did you knowKhun Vichai? When Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha bought Leicester City in 2010 for £39 million, the club had just come out of League One and had been in administration eight years earlier. They were a second tier club with an unstable recent history and no real expectation of anything beyond survival. What Vichai did in the years that followed was more than money. Plenty of foreign owners bring money. Almost none of them bring what he brought. He immediately wiped out £103 million of the club's loans and bought a stadium on behalf of the club. He invested in the squad, promoted the club back to the Premier League by 2014, and then did something no owner at any level of the game had ever managed before. He won the Premier League title in 2015-16 with a club that started the season at odds of 5,000 to 1. They won it by ten clear points with two games in hand. It remains the most improbable league title in the history of professional football. But the numbers are not why people loved him. What made Vichai different was the culture he created around the club. He attended virtually every home game. He handed out free beer, doughnuts and scarves to fans. He brought Thai monks to bless the pitch. He gave players Buddhist amulets. He converted a room next to the referees' dressing room into a prayer space. He gave each title winning player a BMW i8 worth £100,000 as a personal thank you. He was present in a way that most billionaire owners simply are not and never are, and the players, staff and supporters felt it every single week. On 27 October 2018, his helicopter took off from the pitch after a draw with West Ham and crashed in the car park outside the King Power Stadium. He died alongside four others. Kasper Schmeichel, who had been Leicester's goalkeeper through the title win and who Vichai had loaned his helicopter to for a family holiday, witnessed the crash and ran towards the wreckage. He was powerless to help. What followed was an attempt by his son Aiyawatt to carry the vision forward. There have been genuine moments, including a first ever FA Cup title in 2021. But the financial architecture built was designed around consistent Premier League revenue and European football. When that dried up, the walls came down- especially with relegation in 2023. They got an Immediate promotion in 2024 but got relegated again in 2025. and a points deduction in 2026. They have now accrued losses exceeding £180 million across two seasons and employed eleven managers in under ten years. Aiyawatt himself recently said publicly that his football club is "falling from the stars to the ground." He is right. And the brutal truth is that the star it fell from was built by one man, with a quiet dignity and a genuine love for a club and a city that loved him back completely. Rest well, Khun Vichai. My name is Ajoje and I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I talk about the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow me if you want to read more posts like this.

27 Ramadhan 1447 Hijrah

They are sore losers. 🤣