Klaatu Baradu Nikto
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Klaatu Baradu Nikto
@torkhan
... just visiting this planet ...
Katılım Mart 2009
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Would you visit Iran once the war is over?
Yes or no? 👇
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Another weak and pathetic "dad" helping his kid convert to Islam because of his own pathetic reasons.
Literally looks like a hostage video
And did anyone tell the poor lad what the punishment for leaving is?
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This. They must be sick bastards if Sky thinks this is worth reporting.
Sky News@SkyNews
Gaza toddler released from Israeli custody with suspected torture wounds trib.al/g1SOaOz
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A great typically British take on the state of our roads.
Very funny but sadly true. Where is all of the tax money going ? Not on repairing potholes that’s for sure. Please share
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@MarinaPurkiss People are getting tired of Muslims.
Across the world.
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The girl who danced of happiness when the US attacked Iran, lost his cousin in an American strike on Iran.
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@kshahrooz Because it runs counter to decades of propaganda about ‘mad mullahs’. It surprises people.
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I’m going to run against fat fuck @RepFine for congress.
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Contrast this to #Pakistan, which has, over the years, sold everyone, including their own nationals, to the USA.
DOAM@doamuslims
Afghanistan refuses to hand over Uyghur Muslims to China Liu Zongyi, director of South Asian Studies centre at the Shanghai Institute, stated that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan categorically refuses Chinese demands regarding the Uyghur Muslims, despite promises of massive investments, humanitarian aid, and diplomatic support at the UN to ease sanctions. Liu Zongyi said in an interview that Afghanistan is not cooperating with China over the issue of Uyghur Muslims. China is demanding that Uyghur refugees in Afghanistan be deported back as China claims that they are "militants" belonging to the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM). Liu explained that the Afghan government has been very reluctant to act against the Uyghurs due to shared history, religious beliefs, tribal traditions, and social connections. "The biggest sticking point in China-Taliban relations is the issue of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, which we regard as a terrorist organization. When we discuss this matter with Taliban officials, they never agree to hand these individuals over to China due to their shared religious beliefs and that deep-rooted tradition of protecting those who seek refuge. This situation creates a very profound trust issue on the Chinese side. They have been told that as long as these security risks persist in this manner, major investments in Afghanistan will not be possible.”
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@ZiauddinY You miss the point. He was talking about how interventions or support for the Taliban would weaken Pakistan’s grip on Afghanistan.
You appear to argue the opposite. Philosophically that makes you an instrument of the Pakistan state; not a champion of Pashtun self-determination.
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I respect Eqbal Ahmad, but I fundamentally reject this position. Alignment with the Taliban reflects an ideological break from nationalism, not an expression of it. The Taliban’s worldview is incompatible with any genuine sense of national identity. No true nationalist would strip their country of its flag, silence its anthem, or suppress its art and music—these are the very symbols that bind a nation together.
Moreover, the Taliban’s system of gender apartheid effectively erases half of Afghanistan’s population, denying women the basic rights to education, work, and freedom of movement. Such policies are not only oppressive but fundamentally anti-national, as no nation can claim integrity while systematically excluding and silencing half its people.
Rana Ihsaan Afzal Khan@IhsaanaKhan
“The likelihood is that if the Afghan Taliban remain in power, they will turn against Pakistan. They will combine their political Islam with the nationalism of ‘Pashtunistan.’ I have met some of them, and I felt that beneath their ‘Islamic skin’ lies Afghan/Pashtun nationalism. When the threat from local enemies over the Taliban diminishes, their anger will quickly shift toward the Pakistani state, because Islamabad will not be able to fulfill their expectations of aid and money. Unwittingly, Islamabad is setting the stage for a new Pashtunistan movement in the coming decade.” (Excerpt from a 1998 article by the renowned Pakistani intellectual Eqbal Ahmad, titled “What’s After the Strategic Depth?”) @KhawajaMAsif
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I am Persian and Muslim, like my ancestors for over 1,000 years.
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Absolute bombshell. Professor Marandi casually drops the truth on live TV, stating Iran will defeat the Epstein regime and the Epstein class. He boldly calls out the corrupt elite class that controls Western societies and constantly pushes for endless wars.
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Iran is dominating the Middle East and now social media too
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110-year-old Turkish grandma shares her secret to a long life:
"i never once used Microsoft Teams"
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@sneako Wa alaykum assalam. I would be very happy to be on your program.
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@_AdvanceUK @benhabib6 Neither the new right nor the new left actually want democracy. They want you to choose between absolute loyalty to a flag or defend the right of women to abort their babies.
Why are democratic societies known for war, self-hate and stalemates?
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Islamism and democracy do not coexist. One ends where the other begins.
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