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#DedicatedtoDestruction The story of 7 bad dogs

@RahulGandhi Why are you so obsessed with Gaza and have nothing to say about Kashmiri Pandits who were driven out of their homeland, or about the plight of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh? Here's news for you - we don't give a f*** about Gaza just like you don't give a damn about Hindus.

“We are slipping further into Israel’s strategic orbit, at a time when the world is increasingly pivoting away from it. The Prime Minister’s visit to Israel will go down in history as a bewildering strategic decision. The spirit of Indian nationhood demands that we speak up for our Palestinian brothers and sisters whose children have been so brutally targeted.” Through her editorial, Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Smt. Sonia Gandhi ji calls on India to reclaim its independent foreign policy, uphold humanitarian values, and speak up with moral clarity on Gaza.

@WolfofX I hope the other 29 found better places to live as well.

For decades, a marmalade cat named Jock has always called Chartwell home. When Winston Churchill's family transferred the estate to the National Trust, they requested that a marmalade cat with a white bib and four white socks should always live there in comfort, preserving a tradition dear to Churchill. The request has been honored ever since. The current resident, Jock VII, is a rescue cat adopted in 2020 after being found as a kitten among 30 other cats living in poor conditions. Today, he spends his days exploring the 80-acre estate, greeting visitors, and enjoying a life far removed from his difficult beginnings. Some traditions preserve more than history..they also offer a second chance.

@RajaPorushs71 Must be pretty confusing for you since you people claim Alexander in your ancestry as well.🤔

Porus is the oldest and bravest son of known history in Indus Valley, Pakistan. He stopped Alexander on banks of River Hydespas 😎🇵🇰

@thewirepak 1. We don't need your airspace. Keep it closed forever. 2. Anti-Pak hatred is a result of you people backing terrorist attacks here, not because of any govt. 3. Even if the govt 'undoes' anything we will still collectively hate you. 4. Keep crying for water.

India & Pakistan cannot keep living in this perpetual animosity. The current Indian govt has pushed anti-Pakistan hatred so far for vote-bank politics & fake narratives that even they know undoing it now would be suicidal for them. South Asia has been completely hijacked by this toxic cycle. Logical undo: 1, India undo the abeyance to Indus Water Treaty & 2, Pakistan opens it's airspace for Indian airliners.

@Schandillia 'Poo' is singularly apposite here, considering the current common usage of the word. 🤣

Pakistan is sometimes interpreted as Persian roots Pak (pure) + Stan (land). Pak itself comes from the same etymology that gives us pāvaka in Sanskrit, same meaning. When used as a root in a compound, the word shortened to pū (remember “pure”?). Stan is also cognates with Sanskrit sthāna. So now that Pakis are so proudly appropriating Sanskrit and Panini, I invite them to rename their country from Pakistan to Poosthāna (पूस्थान). Ideally accompanied by a namānkarana ceremony complete with all necessary yajnas.

@RajaPorushs71 @BURIED_CITIZEN More important aspect is that if he was alive today your cult would have killed him like you have decimated other non-Muslims.

@BURIED_CITIZEN It hardly matters. Even today there are many non Muslims living here. The important aspect is that he was son of the soil

@qureshi2_sultan Correction: Indian govt must treat their so-called 'minority' Muslims exactly as Bangladesh treats its minority Hindu population.

Bangladesh Govt must safeguard minority Hindus EXACTLY like India Govt safeguarding minority Muslims

Sanskrit evolved in Pakistan, not India. Grammarian of Sanskrit, Panini was born in a village near Swabi, Pakistan. He taught in Taxila University, which is also in Pakistan. Sanskrit died 600 years before word India was coined. Word India also originated from a Pakistani river

@MissyBBBobtail My cat Noddy did that to me. Hankered after one particular flavor until I bought 96 packets, at which time he completely lost interest in it. 🥲

Momma finally found a food that I LOVE. She bought 3 cases of it. Now, I won’t touch it

@Form_45 You need to work on your grammar - Rahul can't get pregnant.🤡🤡

Rahul (32) married Priya (11), and is pregnant, today. SICK

@dipsverse A peacock and a peahen, actually.

Meanwhile that one peacock and Modi ji at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg since 12 years.

@AS53052 @Arunachal525858 @BdSlayer99 There's no argument, you're free to believe in your stone and we in ours. Therein lies the difference.

@Arunachal525858 @vidya571 @BdSlayer99 It’s impossible to have a debate with a Hindu. The moment they’re cornered and run out of arguments, they resort to insults. They’re unbelievably weak when it comes to defending their beliefs.

I will never understand how 1.4 billion people follow this monstrous, heinous, scary ass religion! Now i cant even sleep!

@AS53052 @BdSlayer99 For you. We are not like you.

@vidya571 @BdSlayer99 Deflection isn’t an argument. And if a stone, a cow, and a human are all divine, then the word “divine” has lost all meaning.

@AS53052 @BdSlayer99 Tell me about Hindus and Christians in Pakistan, or Christians in Nigeria. Nowhere does the reverse happen. And btw, Hindus believe everyone is a part of the Divine.

@vidya571 @BdSlayer99 If worshipping every creation of God is a blessing, then by that logic there’s no difference between God and His creation. And disagreeing with a religion isn’t persecution. If criticism feels like persecution, then your argument probably isn’t very strong.

@AS53052 @BdSlayer99 True blessing is being able to worship God in all His creations. True monsters are those who persecute everyone different from themselves. In short, your entire ummah.

@BdSlayer99 They look like demons and monsters. I genuinely don’t understand how people convince themselves to worship them and consider them gods. Reason is truly a blessing.

@talhakheybar @BdSlayer99 To be able to see God in all His creations is a blessing. Mocking it shows your level, not ours.

@Osint613 Cut him some slack, he's probably pitching for a handout. 😆🤣

Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif held meetings with Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf and FM Araghchi at Burgenstock, Switzerland, on the sidelines of the U.S.-Iran talks.

@chico_ray Stroked Trump's ego by nominating him for the Nobel, that's enough for the orange man.

Serious question: why all the Pakistan ass kissing? Have they done something significant for America that I’m not aware of?

@histories_arch Poor little guy, died before he had a chance to live.💔

In 2019, two-month-old canine puppy that was born 18,000 years ago has been found in nearly perfect condition within Siberian permafrost and some scientists think that this could be the oldest dog ever found. The puppy still has its whiskers, eyelashes, nose, and teeth all intact and scientists say that the animal was found in a lump of frozen ground near Yakutsk. It has been named "Dogor", which means "friend" in the Yakut language and is also the start of the question "dog or wolf?" Researchers have not been able to determine the cause of death but say that the puppy appears to be in distress and snarling. The age of the puppy was determined by radiocarbon dating and genetic testing is being done to determine whether the animal is a wolf cub or dog. Aside from determining that it was male, the researchers have not yet been able to draw any conclusions about its species. The researchers hope that learning more about the canine’s DNA will add to the current body of knowledge about the evolution of wolves and modern dogs. It is believed that modern dogs are descendants of wolves and there is an ongoing debate over when dogs were domesticated, which could have occurred 20,000 to 40,000 years ago. This frozen puppy adds to the growing list of well-preserved frozen animals discovered in Siberia. A 40,000 year old wolf head was found perfectly preserved in ice in the region of Yakutia in June, 2019. The fur, teeth, brain, and facial tissue was largely intact and researchers say it’s skull is visibly bigger than that of a modern wolf. #archaeohistories

Hijab is a symbol of pride, not oppression.