Hamza 🇺🇸🇵🇰

You may not support #UniversalHealthcare as #humanright but at least support it for human decency. It's the least a civilized society can do

babe what’s wrong? you’ve barely touched your Terminator 2 Judgement Day silver promotional peanutbutter

@equine__dentist babe it's not peanut butter it's just the T-1000 after I shót it with the grenade launcher. thing keeps reforming in the jar hasta la vista my appetite

@equine__dentist I need your clothes boots and peanut butter

@equine__dentist Ironic

Picking pomegranates in Uzbekistan, photo by Georgy Zelma, 1967.

Unforgettable Night #9thApril2022BlackDay The fight @ImranKhanPTI @QasimKhanSuri and few others put up that night and the way Pakistani Nation responded was unbelievable. Thanks to @PTIofficial @agentjay2009

@BRICSinfo Turning a country into a giant military base isn't a security plan, it's a target. Sovereignty isn't built on US installments. Pass.

To be construed in the context of @PTIofficial & @ImranKhanPTI fighting for true freedom (حقیقی آزادی) from the menace that is Pakistan military @OfficialDGISPR @DGPR_PAF (drug cartel, terror-sponsors, murderers, rapists, kidnappers).

“Fighting a war that appears unwinnable does not make one’s cause less noble”, said Master Bra’tac (“Stargate: SG-1”, season 6, episode 1)

No deals. No surrender. Just resilience

@SHABAZGIL بہک کر ٹویٹ کرتا ہوں کوئی مثلہ تو نہیں شراب ہی ہے کوئی اصلحہ تو نہیں

Khawaja Asif, Defense Minister of Pakistan, deleted his tweet about Israel within hours. It looks like he was under the influence at the time of tweeting. People think he often issues tweets under the influence.

The UK Foreign Secretary says she is “deeply troubled" by Israel's latest massacre in Lebanon. So “troubled” that the government still supplies Israel with weapons and intelligence. Israel is committing war crimes in Lebanon - and this government is shamefully complicit.

Some of the victims of yesterday’s Israeli “eternal darkness” operation in Lebanon. Hundreds were killed and thousands wounded, many of them women and children. American tax dollars paid for this.

No deals. No surrender. Just resilience

.@PTIofficial کے سارے لاڈلے رہنما اس وقت نہایت الو کے پٹھوں والی حرکتیں کر رہے ہیں۔ اس وقت کیا تین سالوں سے کر رہے ہیں۔ خان صاحب کو مائنس کرنے والو تم مائنس ہو چکے ہو اور خان صاحب ابھی تک موجود ہیں۔ عوام کے صبر کو آزماتے رہے تو ملبہ تم پر بھی گرے گا۔ #اخ_تھو

Over 200 killed. Many more under the rubble. Beirut hospitals flooded with the wounded

عمران خان سے وکیل کی ایک خاموش ملاقات کروا کر جلسہ ملتوی کروا دیا گیا ہے۔ لخ دی لعنت 🖐️

PAKISTAN: The unlawful detention of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters yesterday, who were protesting outside Adiala jail, Rawalpindi, is yet another example of the repression of the right to protest in the country. Among those detained were former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s sisters, Noreen Niazi and Uzma Khanum, who had gathered outside the Adiala jail premises as part of court-mandated weekly family visits which have been denied since 2 December 2025. Instead of facilitating lawful visitation, authorities responded with arbitrary detention, tear gas and baton charge. Imran Khan’s sisters and other women protesters were forcibly confined for hours in a closed shop near the jail, while dozens of others were detained in the open air for nearly five hours in torrential rain. This incident is part of a pattern of targeting PTI supporters and former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s family by criminalizing peaceful protest and using sweeping and arbitrary bans through section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure as a blanket tool to silence dissent. Amnesty International urges the Pakistani authorities to immediately end their crackdown on peaceful protests, respect the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and ensure unhindered access to court‑mandated family visits for Imran Khan.