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Seorang protester serang bomba di France, protesters lain semua bantai dia.
Rupanya bomba tak boleh diserang waktu protest di France.
Yang kat Malaysia pulak, bangsa haram jadah tu ingat bomba yang nak padamkan api tu datang nak serang kuil haram. Sampai kena bunuh ahli bomba melayu sorang.
Until today puak haram jadah ni still play victim, tak mengaku salah.
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Indians genuinely deserve all the hate they get online
This is one of the prettiest, most spiritually vibrant places in the country and they've just trashed it to oblivion
Something is completely broken in the Indian psyche
Condition of Mcleod Ganj.
Next time you hear someone saying Switzerland.. Send this video.
Himachal needs to start promoting trash tourism now.. Come volunteer to clean and get a room and food for free for a few days.
#himachalpradesh #tourism #himalayas
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He was by far the greatest Saudi king, which is why the US assasinated him.
The late Saudi King Faisal bin Abdulaziz: We pledge to God and to you that we will not interfere in Yemen’s affairs—neither in small matters nor in large ones, nor by favoring one party over another. Instead, we leave to them the freedom to determine their own destiny and to decide upon the system, form of government, or state they desire, entirely of their own volition and without interference from us or anyone else. Should we ever break this pledge or renege on it, let you be the judges who declare us criminals.
Therefore, I can say that the Al Saud are criminals.
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Unfortunately, the genocide in Gaza has revealed to the world that some of the “Sunni” governments are doing more harm to Muslims than the Zionists. The greatest harm to Muslims usually comes from within. Allah’s refuge and help are sought.
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Mohammed Hijab drops a HUGE TRUTH NUKE 🔥☢️
Hijab: "Do you know who's the biggest enemy of the Sunni world right now?"
"The Zionists?"
Hijab: "No. The Sunni governments."
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If you want to know why Saudi Arabia is fighting Yemen and you want to be sure that Saudi Arabia is a Zionist state, watch this video and you will know everything.
US President Reagan: Saudi Arabia will join us in fighting any Arab states that oppose us. Reagan: I call upon Congress to authorize the sale of arms to Saudi Arabia; doing so will make Israel more secure. Reagan (1986): Saudi Arabia has been supporting us covertly for over 40 years—a fact they conceal for obvious reasons (to maintain the appearance of adhering to Islam).
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Abdulaziz Ibn Saud (founder of Saudi Arabia).
At the 1922 Uqair Conference, after Percy Cox reprimanded him over frontier talks, Ibn Saud almost broke down and said Cox was his father and mother who had made him and raised him from nothing. He offered to surrender half or all his kingdom if ordered.
Primary source and sole eyewitness: H.R.P. Dickson’s memoirs in *Kuwait and Her Neighbours* (1956). Only Cox, Ibn Saud and Dickson were present.
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Hello @grok, who was the Arab ruler who cried and almost collapsed in front of the British envoy Percy Cox, mentioning the sources and witnesses to the incident, and said to him, "You are my father, you are my mother, you are the one who made me."?
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VIDEO 1:
This video was shot by rebels after the withdrawal of the Shia Alawite militia following the massacres and was obtained by Al Jazeera at the time.
On May 2 and 3, 2013, Assad regime Alawite minority militia, headed by Alawite militia leader Ali Kayali, carried out a massacre in al-Bayda village and the Ras al-Nabaa neighborhood of Baniyas, Tartus Governorate, western Syria.
At least 459 Sunnis were killed, including 92 children and 71 women, while an unknown number remain missing.
The victims, including children and women, were executed, slaughtered by hand with knives, and then the Alawite militia set fire to their homes on the Syrian coast. There were no rebels at the sites and no clashes recorded prior to the Shia Alawite minority militia’s massacre of Sunni civilians.
VIDEO 2:
Video of Shia Alawite militia leader Ali Kayali (Mihrac Ural), who slaughtered children and women in Baniyas, sitting next to Ghazal Ghazal, the spiritual leader of the Shia Alawite minority in Syria, and stating:
“Baniyas could be their only access to the sea. Baniyas must be cleansed” (meaning the ethnic cleansing of Sunnis).
10 years ago, Syrian journalist and public figure Moussa AlOmar made a vow following rumors at the time that Mihrac Ural, also known as Ali Kayyali, an Alawite minority Assad regime militia commander who committed the Bayda and Baniyas massacres on May 2 and 3, 2013, had been killed by Syrian rebels.
The Alawite militia massacres killed hundreds of children, women, and men, wiping out entire families. The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented the killing of 459 people and described the massacres as “sectarian cleansing,” while survivors confirmed that the actual death toll was higher.
Moussa AlOmar vowed to slaughter 50 sheep and distribute their meat to the needy if the news of his death at the hands of Syrian rebels was confirmed. However, the reports were later denied
Today, Syrian General Intelligence captured Mihrac Ural as he attempted to flee across the border.
A fitting end for a general of an Arab regime, and it would not be surprising if the generals of the rest Arab regimes faced a similar fate in the near future
Video: Right now, Takbirs from the mosques of Baniyas following his arrest.
Photo: The arrested Alawite militia commander
Check the quoted post and its timestamp.
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Daniel Haqiqatjou reveals the Muslim Skeptic website just got banned in India after an article about Hinduism 😭
"We got banned in the very clean and advanced country of India."
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The real fear of some Arab regimes is not that Iran will drag them into war.
It is that Iran will drag their populations back into memory.
Back into the forgotten idea that Muslim lands should not be military real estate for foreign empires.
Back into the dangerous belief that Palestine is not an inconvenience but a test.
Back into the suspicion that the rulers are not weak by necessity, but by design.
This is why Iran’s posture terrifies them.
Because resistance is contagious.
And cowardice becomes much harder to market when someone nearby is still willing to absorb the cost of saying no.
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Chad Sinwar you fought without food for a month . Lion Martyr Sinwar (ra) will be always be in Muslim hearts.
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Now that the term "Wahhabi" has entered the mainstream, it is good to define it properly.
Wahhabi does NOT mean "conservative Muslim."
If you apply the term Wahhabi to, say, the Taliban, Ayatollah Khamenei, or the Muslim Brotherhood, you will look like an idiot.
This is because Wahhabis are the mortal enemies of these groups, despite them being "conservative Muslims."
Wahhabis usually view the term as pejorative and don't self identify using it (though historically they did so).
So to identify Wahhabis, these are their defining features:
1. Reverence for 18th century reformist Muhammad Ibn Abd al-Wahhab, whose teachings Wahhabis implement today.
2. Hatred toward and excommunication (takfir) of all non-Wahhabi Muslims. For Wahhabis, it is haram to ally or work with non-Wahhabi Muslims because they don't even count as Muslims.
3. Eagerness to ally with non-Muslims against non-Wahhabi Muslims. This is because they view non-Wahhabi Muslims as more theologically corrupt than Jews, Christians, and even some pagans. This is why Wahhabi nations like Saudi and UAE have historically allied with the British, US, and Israel in wars against Muslims in Iraq, Iran, Yemen, etc. Standard Sunni Islam strictly prohibits this behavior.
4. Preference for 20th century Saudi-affiliated preachers over premodern Sunni religious authorities.
Prinent contemporary Wahhabi groups:
1. ISIS and certain Alqaeda affiliates
2. Saudi religious figures and their followers
3. Jolani and his group of Syrian nationalists
Note that, due to its sectarian nature, Wahhabi groups frequently splinter and declare war on each other. So different Wahhabi factions denounce each other. For example, Jolani broke off from ISIS and fights them, despite sharing the same fundamental beliefs as ISIS.
Via Saudi petrodollars, Wahhabism has been aggressively promoted throughout the Muslim world. Many Muslims affected by this call themselves "Salafi" without realizing the roots of this ideology in the 18th century. Therefore, not all "Salafis" have these defining features of the Wahhabis.
To get a deeper understanding of the historical, theological, and political dimensions of Wahhabism, watch my documentary linked in the replies.
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Because the Saudis are so losers , they still haven't grasped the idea that Yemenis are manufacturing missiles and constantly developing them... and that Yemen now possesses very advanced missiles. ...
In one of his statements, Trump admitted that missiles are being manufactured in Yemen. The artificial intelligence company Anthropic published a report stating that cloud software from northern Yemen was used to develop a ballistic missile.
Saudi Arabia has been blockading Yemen since 2015, by land, air, and sea. Nothing enters Yemen without being inspected. Israeli, American, Saudi, and Emirati intelligence agencies have been monitoring Yemen for years.
However, the empty Saudi mindset still rejects the idea that there is a Yemeni mind capable of manufacturing missiles.
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If you give women equal rights as men, they will destroy the human race.
That is what has happened in the West.
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Note: When we publish footage of Saudi Arabia’s crimes against Yemenis over the past 12 years, we are not seeking pity or sympathy. All we want is for the world to understand why we are making the criminals pay today. We want the world to see how hypocritical it is, and how it turned a blind eye to Saudi Arabia’s criminality, brutality, and depravity simply because it possesses wealth and oil.
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At the height of Yemen’s support for Gaza, Yemen formally asked Saudi Arabia and the countries bordering occupied Palestine to open land crossings so hundreds of thousands of Yemenis could reach and confront Israel directly. Not one responded.
Today, Islamic countries are responding to Saudi Arabia’s call to fight Yemen. Arab countries support the war and condemn any Yemeni response, even accusing Yemen with false claims, such as targeting Mecca and Medina.
Yet our request still stands. To those who claim to support Palestine, or question Yemen’s position while siding with Saudi Arabia: urge Saudi Arabia and its allies to stop the war on Yemen and open the land borders. Then let the world see what Yemenis will do for Palestine.
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‘Saudi Arabia launched more than 300,000 airstrikes on Yemen since 2015. The blockade killed 500,000 Yemeni civilians’ — Hussain Al-Bukhaiti, Yemeni journalist
‘Western media make it look like the war started 2 months ago’
Full interview: @RickSanchezTV