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I feel very insecure about myself and being in a crowded place, i feel like people find me boring, and I don't want to annoy them. I fear doing a mistake that would embarrass me, i even feel embarrassed on the way i walk, so i sometimes get confused walking, i suddenly stop and search if anyone was making fun of me. I fear that my siblings think I'm weird. I even once had sinus infection and and other health problems, my siblings were responsible to take care of me, but I kept the pain for months till after my mom came back from another country. I even feel embarrassed from my comments, so i edit, re-edit and finally delete it. I feel lonely, but i feel more in danger and insecure when being with a person. I'm the kind of extreme introvert person
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As an Ethiopian, I want to tell you that the Ethiopian government wants to reconquer Eritrea, or any nearby coastal country.
IDK, but in the last week, our whole media is just talking about our "legitimate right for sea border" and today there was a minor military parade accompanied by the PM, I just expect the Ethiopian government to start a new war soon, and we're sick of wars honestly. This is a new ambition of this prime minister, along with his extravagant palace project and land confiscations programs
Edit: I'd like to reunite with Eritrea, almost our everything is similar, food, culture, language, clothes, traditions, economics, etc... But I'm skeptical about a war, especially with the fact that the Eritrean government will force its all population to war, that'd be a major humanitarian catastrophe
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As an Ethiopian, I want to tell you something
In Yugoslavia, everyone wanted to be free and independent, in Ethiopia nobody wants this, rather everyone wants to control the rest of the country, everyone wants to be the master, first it was the imperial amharas, a pause with communists, then EPRDF tigrians, and now many claim it's prosperity oromos, it's seems like it's like that, but it's debatable.
What I want to say is, don't worry, Ethiopia won't disintegrate, but it'll keep eating itself like forever maybe
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So, simply, Netanyahu waited all this time under all this pressure, just in a hope that if Trump got elected, he'd get an all front unconditional and unlimited support from the US. But when Trump broke him after the election, he was devastated and had no other choice.
Honestly, idk if Trump gets the credit for the ceasefire happening now, or he takes the debit for it taking this long (since Netanyahu was waiting for Trump all the time).
Plus, Blinken said that the enemy was growing in number, as much as it shrunk, as if another +400 days of war was still left, that's if they didn't keep recovering until the last person in the city.
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@ailtonjose3079 4 things to say about this
first, our economy and government revenue is small, so we can't afford and it's very unpopular to use our money to kill each other.
Second, everything here is cheap, and we're buying cheap equipments from countries like turkey, and we use old Soviet weapons and fix them by ourselves, so 800 million does enough
Third (and most importantly), we don't spend alot of money, we spend alot of human lives, forests, mines, freedoms, welfare, heritages, nationalism, development, everything but money.
Fourth, Ethiopia is a very significant country in Africa and the developing world, so anything we do can make it to headlines, so some people just exaggerate everything we do, plus we do very bold things like not fearing Egypt or Trump's threats, and being the first to (almost) recognize somaliland
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Israel had objectives in The Strip, it didn't achieve almost any of them, as H^m^s was still in power.
H^m^s achieved its goals of, at least temporarily, stifling any potential agreement with the Saudis, and it made israel lose soooo much in international soft power. Even staunch US allies like Japan was going rough on israel.
So, H^m^s as political organisation won, but as anything else, idk. Only time will tell if they'll be in power for the next 30 years like the last 30 years.
So, according to the commonly known rules of war, H^m^s won a "Pyrrhic Victory." A victory, but at what cost?
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Yes, israel followed much better economic policies, good laws for its recognised citizens and had less corruption, unlike neighbouring countries
But a thing that shouldn't be forgotten is that today, almost 27% of the Jewish population are foreign-born and over a half of Jewish native-born are second-generation Israelis, according to Bar-Ilan University; and IZA—Institute for the Study of Labor.
And those were already affluent people, more educated ones and they came on the backs of the british mainly, they got german compensations and American aids with global sympathy for what they went through. Plus, they took alot of already developed and formerly owned agricultural lands, water resources and other capitals from the former residents of many areas, since the region wasn't a "no man's land."
The effects of these should never be undermined
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If you study/know history well, Rwanda should win for good, maybe even allowed to formally annex these areas for all. DRC has already shown a great deal of incompetence with all the water wealth, land, natural resources, huge population, foreign aid, UN support, AU cooperation, etc...
The fact that 800 rebels took a whole city from DRC is an enough sign that the DRC deserve to get reduced in size and the government need to be utterly humiliated as a lesson at least.
What you just said about Rwanda shows us how genius and strategic their government is. They might even spread their prosperity to more people. Honestly, we Africans rn need more economic power than political rights, if Rwanda can offer this to the local Congolese, then they should be with Rwanda.
Survival of the fittest should make the DRC go away as a state, and all for good
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Indeed. Like, the US has a forced base, Guantanamo bay, in cuba, with bases and operation centers only 500 km far from Moscow, the USA encircles China from every side in Taiwan, Okinawa, Philippines and more.
The USA does the same in Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq, KSA, UAE and Pakistan against Iran.
This is a legit move for Cuba, which as been unjustly treated by th USA. Being a neighbour of the USA is a nightmare, being a member of the USA is most probably a good thing, which Puerto Rico isn't allowed to be
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As an African (ethiopian) I don't like European investments, they are not so different from Chinese, they come to invest and employ Europeans like Chinese companies, it won't make difference for us
We, Africans, want to move to higher chains of export and self sufficiency, but Europeans want to take chances by, for example, building internet connections across Africa, while there are African companies trying to expand by African employees and allowing us to have our own expertise, but we, Africans, would lose our professional jobs in Telecommunications and engineering because of European dominance, and only be employed as temporary builders.
Simply, we will be in disadvantage in the long run, Europeans are just not helping
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Sad to see and hear that there are some ignorant people who think that this French influence is positive, or even see it as the best thing.
Even this channel, how backward
Just leave us alone, and if not immediately, then slowly we will evolve to developing and then developed nation.
Look at ethiopia, well, if you are brainwashed by western media, then you will think that ethiopia is a dangerous nation, facing stagnation and isn't improving, while it is quite the opposite, even with the war
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For us, ethiopians, almost without exception, we don't want ethiopia to fracture and collapse.
Those parties fighting, are fighting to take control of Ethiopia and dominate addis ababa, not to get independence, we (ethiopians) all know that, everyone wants to rule, not to get independent, getting independent is a nightmare to all ethiopian farmers, minorities, rich elite individuals, and addis ababans (I know it as I'm an ethiopian addis ababa resident)
I don't think ethiopia will be divided, but one party would dominate the field and that's it
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As a Muslim who's main topic is economics, I studied this alot because it affected the foundations of my faith, even studied why Israel was so rich and Pakistan so poor, and basically every western nation rich, and Muslim nation poor
My final conclusion was that, Islamic law isn't being implemented at all, the whole problem lied on the governments, just written laws and never really implemented, especially Islamic economic laws, that promotes free trade as heck and minimum government control, minimum intervention even if you're starving. For example, in Islam, additional taxes are not allowed except in crisis, especially taxes on trade, so much that the prophet compared anyone who taxes trade with adulterous. And price regulations is strictly prohibited as it's proven in hadith and sunnah. And as you said, feudalism was prohibited in Islam, that was even a boost for us
This is never implemented in muslim countries, they are too authoritarian to accept the rules
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Turkey has never been diplomatically/geopolitically, economically, militarily, technologically and socially so influential in its history (if you didn't include the Ottomans).
Look at the drones, aircrafts, infrastructures, his Syria takeover, growth rates, geopolitical projects like gas pipelines, refugee leverage, Istanbul canal, etc...
Idk, but if Erdoğan is so bad for Turkey, then Turkey actually never had a good state leader (although tactically, Ataturk was superior, but strategy matters more nowadays)
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@atamanch first, i meant overseas invasions
Second, I acknowledge their aggression on land and in s.china sea. But what I meant was that China doesn't have a history (at least a well known one) of putting dangerous military bases and toppling governments, as well as denying trade for other countries forcefully. Something the US and other NATO members are very known for.
I'm generally against large foreign establishments, but compared to US military bases existence, I think the Chinese commercial approach is more acceptable, peaceful and more reliable. I believe that if it was military base, it might create some balance of powers. And we do need some balance of power and breaking of hegemony currently.
Maybe it's because you are American or pro-US, but the USA has been bullying many of us alot and it's supremacy can hardly be tolerated, it's an international threat (I'm not exaggerating, because anything that threatens most world countries, is an international threat, just like global warming)
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@wasssssuppppppp you are never experiencing the bad things that happened back then. Algerians are.
Algeria was much richer comparatively, that before the French colonial invasion, Algeria was loaning France, although France held much more colonies in the Americas. Then France invaded Algeria, abolished the loans, took the treasury, killed the rulers, rich people and educated populations, humiliated Algerian women, nuked it's deserts and experienced nuclear impact on human by Algerian bodies near villages, and those people are still suffering. In fact, many parts of the effiel tower were brought from Algeria.
They killed, imprisoned and tortured educated people of Algeria.
Imagine just all these never happened. Ok, imagine only Algerian money wasn't stolen and was invested, there is a very high chance Algerians would be richer than the french people in per capita terms.
How devastating, and still French politicians call Algeria (a country created by France) rejecting the fact that Algeria existed many centuries ago and humiliating Algerians in France.
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The USA putting such bases in Taiwan, Okinawa, Philippines and basically encircling China. The USA with such bases in Russian neighbouring countries that are 400 km far from Moscow, a 10 minute journey with an fighter jet, and Ukraine literally being called to join NATO by some member states. The USA having such bases in Bahrain, Qatar, Iraq, Pakistan, UAE and KSA all near Iran
And then the Americans complain and have a paranoia about a single base or operation in Cuba, which in fact has Guantanamo Bay of the US military on it (a militiary occupation by every definition).
Political Hipocrisy at its peak.
I don't like governments of Iran, Russia and China, but such attitudes from the west are part of the reason why these nations get aggressive
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As an African, I realise our corrupt regimes are more of a problem than anything else. But the matter of fact that many hate to talk about is that our dictators are a result of colonialism. You can read books like "why nations fail" to see that institutions are the most important thing, and african state institutions are nearly all made by colonial powers, not just the borders or the legacies, all those leaders rule in borders drawn by colonisers and institutions as a result. Or read the book "Looting Machine" by Tom Burgis, which talks about how foreign countries, like former colonial powers, USA and Israel, exploit these countries in exchange for protecting the regimes, thus defeating the people and democracy, since when a dictator doesn't need his people to protect his throne, they become too cruel in favor of the exploiters. Our dictators need foreigners (who buy resources and sell weapons) more than us, the peoples. Really insightful books
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@JSM-bb80u we've heard all this before. Even that the Jordanian king was freedom fighter, or the baathist regime wasn't radical.
You definitely don't know about middle eastern leaders, they're officially anti-colonial, in reality colonial westerners. Especially that borgiba scum, he used to call the French ambassador to tell him how many Tunisians didn't fast, left hijab or got drunk.
And ataturk, got educated in italy, not in turkey, and he imposed his ideas without ever listening to the people, as he installed corrupt officials that helped Turkey to stay poor, and only after 2000 some development was seen. And that Reza was the beginning of westernisation, secularisation and anti-culturalism of Iran, tho better than the brits, he was not much better, just better because you know he wouldn't sell his country at least, but look at how bad teacher/father he was
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Notice, Iran's population drop is happening mainly among the irreligious people, which means that only religious people will keep procreating, and so only religious population will grow, unless the religious themselves grow irreligious, which is happening.
So, there's a balancing act, which will make seeing a secular Iran further than we expect.
Iran's problem is the corrupt government system, which was THE reason for the islamic revolution. Most irreligious people in Iran are irreligious due to the past monarchy harsh secularisation effect, not due to grievances from the current regime, especially since most blanes can be appropriately placed on foreign sanctions, though there are grievances from the current system, even among the religious, as we can see in the Iranian elections, when the khameni himself elected the progressive party.
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Also add that South Korea had 3 advantages
1, it was a US ally, so, as you've said, there actually were some Ivy league korean graduates working with the south korean military.
2, it was a US ally, so, the US didn't use as much intelligence agents as they had in enemy countries like in Cuba, so secretly making a military project was easier
3, it was a US ally, so, South Korea isn't treated like Egypt, for example, because if Egypt became too strong, it might be an existential threat to Israel, so the US have alot of incentives to punish Egypt if it developed its own military industry. But S.K IS the ally to be protected in the first place, just like Israel, and so the US have low incentives to punish S.K or fear it.
South Korea is a different story that can't be replicated in many countries like Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, for example, who also have higher military spendings and capabilities, but mainly bought from the US
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@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 ola is falling, fano is being negotiated with, and we can see things like confiscations being eased, Oromia region has pledged to recover all harmed or displaced amhara civilians back, so I think the PM is trying to unite the nation against a common goal, the same way we were united few years ago on the goals of the Dam, TPLF civil war, popular election of Abiy, ending somali isis insurgency, and now it might be a time for a cross border war.
But it's still considered a secret for the Ethiopian government, but like most Ethiopians at least in Addis Ababa have noticed the trends, and we're expecting either a diplomatic victory, or a war we wish we never get stuck in
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@ihl0700677525 saudi government destroyed theses sites for good, for the greater good of muslim pilgrims.
Back then, many historical sites were destroyed even by abbasid caliphs to expand the most for the ever growing muslim population, and as populations boomed after the 20th century, it was more than necessary, the mosques are built for pilgrims, not tourists. Saying that you care about historical sites to not be destroyed, is letting hundreds of millions of pilgrims to suffer, while they could've done it comfortably. And finally, most of these historical sites have no religious significance in the first place.
And about your question on knowing how leaders didn't change the religion, is easy, just look at the old quran manuscripts in Birmingham, Istanbul and yemen, they are very old, spread throughout the world and have the same thing written on them as the current qurans in the world. Nothing different
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@JSM-bb80u I'm not arguing, but what I want to say is that it's colonial to think like the coloniser, you've effectively become him, just of a different race, and race wasn't the reason why Tunisians fought. Second, tell me which part of sharia for example? You just say things without knowing.
The DRC is among the poorest nations on earth, so democracy is bad. Is that true? Or is it because DRC didn't implement democracy well?
So, saying islamic law is bad is very illogical, considering that no muslim country implements the sharia well.
So, if islamic law is implemented well, it's good. If democracy is implemented well, it's good.
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As an African who studied this matter, I disagree with what you said. We, Africans, shouldn't stop exporting raw materials for value addition, we should just trade them for the highest bidder to improve our education and already existing potentials, like agriculture.
Without having educated workforce with the capital needed, how do you expect us to process anything in the first place?
Plus, who said that the problem are corporations and foreigners? The classic boogeyman of the government to the ignorant people? Haven't you seen how other countries establish sovereign weath funds and develop well? The whole problem here is that the government is the one who get to decide how to use that money earned, so no real development happens.
I really disagree with how the government imposes royalty payments on resource extractors in exchange for monopoly rights.
I personally believe that the government should not take any royalties, and no extractor should have exclusive rights, everyone should be able to extract, compete and collaborate freely at least
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@spxram4793 it's not about arab leaders, leaders are not that influential in the mindset of arabs, it's mostly the clergy and intellectuals actually.
The intellectuals remind the people how israel was created when it wasn't a thing, imported from Europe.
The nationalists tell the people that this land is occupied, and it was never israeli, but arab.
The activists tell that these lands are stolen from the rightful people, and that thieves shouldn't be acknowledged
The others say that israel is an existential threat, since its main job is to be an aircraft carrier for the western world, divide the arab world at its geographic center, and it has an ambition to expand to medina and turkey, iraq and egypt as well. And many israelis actually say this out loud.
Then the religious institution continously preaches about the day that'll come, regimes change and israel comes to an end. So, no need to have a peace with temporary entity, as they say.
The problem is that there's no a defined timeframe for a "temporary" entity, except that it's not permanent, which is very vague.
A lot of you seem to not understand that immense soft power of the religious institution in the arab world, even if it's probably one of the most suppressed/silenced institutions in the world.
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I was baffled when he said that if the middle east had universities first, industrial revolution would've happened there...
Bro, the first university in history is the Guinness World Record holder University Of Qarawiyyin in Morocco, by Fatima Al-Fihri, in 857. Then, universities spread to the muslim ruled Andalusia, Sicily and Palestine, among others, then the reconquesta of andalusia and Sicily, as well as the crusades in Palestine, spread those institutions to europe.
The reason industrial revolution didn't happen in the middle east has more to do with the ottoman military decline, geography,the socio-cultural-political system that didn't allow for European style colonialism, and that the middle east is naturally less advantaged than europe as it is deserts and the only advantage they had was trade. Now trade also got dominated by the new sea routes, so the middle east basically became an impossible place for any industrial revolution. It's also considered the main reason for the decline of the ottoman empire.
The middle east was nothing without trade, now the middle east is nothing without oil. Europe is blessed with its natural advantages
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@nicholaspeters6127 obviously not when or because the ✡️ got forced to go out, mostly to the middle east and morocco. You don't know history.
First, In 1492, the unification of spain under the aragons and castiles was confirmed by the fall of the islamic Emirate of Cordoba.
Second, Christopher Colombus coincidentally discovered the americas that year, which is the beginning of the gold rush for spain and Portugal.
Third, alot of formerly andalusian and muslim things got converted to spanish. For example, Christopher Colombus used muslim made maps (idk if it was middle eastern, ottoman, mamluk or andalusian) maps to try to find india, but he ended up in the Americas. The Catholics of spain replicated former muslim architectural designs and engineering models to build their own palaces and projects, even their most sophisticated weapons and ships, you can search for any big thing built in spain in the 1500s and before that, almost all of it had something to do with former andalusian designs. You can even search for some of the oldest and STILL OPERATIONAL water transport, sewage and irrigation projects from the medieval era in cities like madrid, toledo, Cordoba, Valencia and granada, these projects weren't built by the spainiards, yet it really benefitted their local economies. Since the Treaty Of Granada was signed, it meant that some muslim scholars could stay in Spain, which obviously helped, until Spain violated the treaty, a revolution started, then they nullified the treaty, and finally muslims were forced out of Spain by the well known Spanish Inquisition. And much much more than we probably know was transformed after 1492, so it isn't surprising for the golden age to be considered from that time.
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@xtaticsr2041 I still don't believe that most people are against theocracy in of itself, but the regime which is authoritarian, because the religion commands the use of fair and impartial judiciary systems, and makes every one, including the police, accountable to their actions, which is not the case in iran.
So, going against the theocracy is still not the solution, especially since most Iranians are still religious in the first place, we do not want the same system to return by a democracy, after the rural population gets against the new regime. What should be done is a limited government with fair legislations, fair judicial systems and reformed police forces
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Turkey has never been diplomatically/geopolitically, economically, militarily, technologically and socially so influential in its history (if you didn't include the Ottomans).
Look at the drones, aircrafts, infrastructures, his Syria takeover, growth rates, geopolitical projects like gas pipelines, refugee leverage, Istanbul canal, etc...
Idk, but if Erdoğan is so bad for Turkey, then Turkey actually never had a good state leader (although tactically, Ataturk was superior, but strategy matters more nowadays)
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@7135HOLLY total cap. And I'm saying this as an African from a country that was affected by arab participation in slavery. Slave descendants got political rights in Saudi Arabia before the US, incase you didn't know.
In the west, slaves' children were slaves, but not in arab, they were freed. In the west, slaves were properties to be tortured and not cared for, not in arab. In the west, slaves remained slaves, in arab, some even became kings, look at mamluk egypt and indian mughal, both had Ethiopian slaves as kings or kingmakers. The arab slave system was so small that there are no lot of blacks there now (they also intermarried because of lesser racism), while in the US, we are +15 percent.
You're so fed up propaganda.
I don't support slavery, but such lies are intolerable, you make it to make yourself look less guilty
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France did the worst of the worst things to us
The British were so bad, but they were much better than the French
And even now, France is controlling our governments, natural resources, currencies, sovereignty and independence, our constitutions, our wills, our fundamental human rights, our wealths, our history and culture, they took everything and got rich, but they're still hungry, craving for more more exploitation. May God punish them and everyone among them who witnessed our miseries and kept quiet, even without doing anything by themselves
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@enochomondi it seems like most of the Ethiopian population are dissatisfied with domination of the oromo ethnic group in Addis Abeba (in fact, they are the largest ethnic group in the country, so it's not a surprise to have this under a democracy).
About tigray, things are much better than we expected, but many tigrians are flocking into Addis Ababa, incase tigrian leaders rebelled again (shows you that the general tigrian population just wants peace).
The Sudan dispute is being solved, at least according to the government, we don't know much about it and what happened to the people there at the borders.
Socially, it's still the same, with some tensions with the oromos, they are threatening most Ethiopians. Especially those who live in oromia region. It's like it's their time to shine, first we had Amharas, then tigrians, now oromos, and you don't know what will come in the future, probably they will rule for the longest time, and if they are tolerant, they would rule for even a longer time
Economically, the grand dam is almost completed (~95%), and other dams are being built across the country, many projects like industrial parks, beautifications, residentials, agricultural, etc... are being commissioned by the government, but I think we are having some what too much government intervention, when the government borrows alot of money, they don't want to raise the interest rate, which is still not easing inflation. But perhaps the new great economic hope right now is the new education reforms and plans, to improve the quality of education and attract high value adding industries internationally.
And many other things regarding the economy, but these are just the most important ones I know so far.
That's all I can tell you. Sorry, I think it's a bit too long, and too comprehensive, for a country as big as Ethiopia
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@@user-qo8se6dd4r ok, but even if you assume they lied, how much would they? Especially that we, ethiopians, really felt the growth in our purchasing power, in education, in services, in employment, in housing, in urbanization and industrialization, in telecommunications, etc... I'm sure ethiopia really experienced at least 8 percent growth rate from 2007-2017
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@hmalik5232 when you lose the debate, u use the "Islam spread by sword" and "religion of terror" cards, stop fooling yourself. You know that Indonesia, somali, subsaharan and turkish regions weren't conquered by caliphates but they are predominantly Muslim, and Egypt, iraq, syria, Lebanon and many others have millions of non muslims and orthodox Christians from centuries of Islamic conquest. As well non muslim majority former Muslim territories like, Iberia, balkans, sicily, India, ethiopia, west Africa have non muslim majority populations despite being under Muslim rule. Nobody forced you into Islam and yet you pretend.
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@regieegseg8588 almost all ethiopians hate the tplf, it has a long story of oppressing ethiopian ethnic groups and religions, specifically oromos and muslims (you can search on youtube for many oromo and muslim protests).
But speaking about tigrian commenors, they are divided into three.
1, those who support the tplf because of the benefits and domination of the economy, military and politics
2, those who hate the tplf, weather it's for their suppression of activists and ethnic groups, or the current tigrian war caused by the tplf.
But it's hard to tell the who is the largest group from tigrians since they hide their true feelings to avoid problems with the majority of the ethiopian population. I know personally many of those tigrians who love the tplf, and many who hate them (maybe they are pretending too, we can't tell)
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@ghazanfaryaq6776 first, Allah made many miracles and gave ton of prophecies that happened and is happening
Second, who said that Allah responsible to give miracles to you? You're talking as if Allah needs you or he's liable to you
Third, Allah said that only honest and determined truth seekers will believe, others will not even if all miracles happened to them, despite of the many miracles in Islam.
So, if you don't study the Quran and Sunnah (Islam), it won't come to teach you by itself, make an effort before it's too late and eternal punishment comes, disbelieving and especially polytheism is what Allah dislikes the most. You can ask questions or make your researches, I'm not a professional, but I know alot about Islam, so you can ask me. But I recommend you to learn by yourself listening to imams and Muslim scholars
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I've never seen a country with few regulations and poor, but every poor country I saw was over-regulated.
You think freedom causes wars and conflicts of interests? Come here, to Ethiopia, the more government intervention for "development" and for "introduction of democracy" plus for "women empowerment", the more wars occur. It's enough we have the bloodiest war in the 21st century, much bloodier than ISIS insurgency or Russia-Ukraine war.
The more taxes, more welfare, more government control, more cultural deterioration, more free health care the government offers for higher taxes "only on the rich" as they say (and that's even unfair for the rich who did nothing wrong), the less peace we have
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@stephenjenkins7971 as I said, it was in urban, but mostly rural, not urban actually. This is because the government launched a program called "ADLI" (agricultural development led industrialization). So, the growth was concentrated in agriculture, because it would be our source of income to build industries in the future (industries are mostly in urban areas), so the growth was led by the rural development. Our urban development happened mainly because of the foreign investments, but public focus was in agriculture.
And since half my relatives live in these rural areas, they told us how they were assisted by water supply, electricity supply, transportation infrastructures, telecommunications improvements, free education with its tools, foods, cattle medications, etc... So still, I don't believe these claims that ethiopia didn't experience a 10 year 8-10 percent growth rates, especially since we were still getting out of communism and wars from the previous regime
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Thanks Ryan. As a muslim, I know non muslims will not like to hear this, YES! it is wrong to treat people badly, and such crimes like the one that happened to Mahsa Amini, may Allah rest her in his mercy, are intolerable according to islam, even in some cases punishable by death penalty. And morality violations are legally less punishable than islamic human rights in punishment according to islamic sharia. But after all that, why is it wrong in many of your views to not enforce a dress code on BOTH males and females? Especially when literally and LITERALLY every country has its own dress code, even in France, some cloths are banned and some are differently regulated for men and women, not equally. Although I'm sunni, I indifferently condemn the Iranian court and government for not harshly punishing the violating police and actually even hiding them, instead of putting them in court. SUCH A CORRUPT REGIME.
What I'm saying basically is that having a dress code is not wrong, may even be good and necessary. What Iran did doesn't in any way represent the religion and its rulings or sharia, it's all about a corrupt regime EVEN THE RELIGIOUS SHOULD STRIVE TO REFORM AND IMPROVE IT, as islam orders us to resist all oppressions.
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@najibrizvi first, their building hotels with their oil money, it's their full rights
Second, i told you that mecca can accommodate tens of times more than karbala.
Third, mecca is mountainous, old, dense and hard to build on, it just makes common sense to build after demolishing old buildings
Forth, most of these buildings are not significant in islam, is a market or a house sacred to you?
Fifth, they did it after taking permission from the property owners because it's haram to build a mosque on a stolen property
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@spxram4793 not quite frankly. This is also something many don't understand. These are not democratic countries, and therefore, having an influence over the people doesn't mean having an influence on the government, like you, democratic nations have.
The military in the case of Egypt, and the ruling families (actually many families in each country) in the case of monarchies, who are the protectors of the regimes, are the ruling elite, not anyone else.
Of course, there are some corrupt religious figures, intellectuals, representatives, etc... that are also part of the regimes, but these are minorities, the exception to the rule, who are used to try and control the masses, but are ineffective when over-exploited (like if a cleric lie alot to save the government, he'll overtime lose popular trust and become ineffective).
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I can't feel bad for Ukraine.
Since it's ok to bombard those without blonde hair, blue eyes, middle income, non Europeans, non white, non middle eastern, non African peoples, then why should I be so sad. Especially after Europe sport institutions advocated for support of Ukraine, but always used to say that politics cannot interfere in sports when we defended palestine during the sheikh jarrah apartheid genocide, which is still happening, but the west is so biased and claims that they have democratic values
if Europe just acted on what you have said.
By the way, did you know that Ukraine was one of the nations who supported invasion of iraq and defended Israeli assaults on palestinians?
Sorry people, I can't do it remembering that Ukraine was one of the countries comforting from my parent's misery
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@tails21c not company friendly, just free market friendly, and not british free market, but for any country, we should not discriminate on foreigners, if we want Britain to be a global economic hub again where every foreigner would again want to park his wealth in. Park wealth not only in real estate and housing form, which harms brits, but also in the forms of industries and businesses, such as semiconductors and quantem computers.
Britain should be back to its free market model. Imagine if building a house requires regulations that makes you wait 2 years, pay alot for the requirements, and then get taxed on all of that and whatever you make returns on, and everytime there are tax hikes. Such a hell to be rich in
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@muhammad-bin-american first, ethiopia is already a federal state with considerable amount of autonomy to all regions, including tigray region and its own government
Second, centralizing power in addis ababa is not possible with every region trying to gain the most power for themselves, rather than give it to the federal government
Third, the tplf doesn't want independence, but to control addis ababa and its federal government as it was before about 5 years ago and they were able to hold the country together, not by defeating everyone, but because a divided ethiopia is a nightmare to all ethiopians, desert Somalia, tigray and afar won't be ad it is now without it's neighbors, mountainous and wet amhara, southern regions and western regions wouldn't be the same without the minerals from the east, and future potential minerals that holds alot of promise too.
Ethiopia is a very divided and connected country at the same time
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@Commander-McBragg you don't believe in every thing real, you believe in everything sensible, material and what you see as "real"
I searched for the truth for long, even tried nihilism, only to return to where I was as I wasn't wrong from the beginning, but I still have some nihilistic thoughts that doesn't contradict my faith
Ask me anything you want about Islam or any stereotype or whatever, show me what you know about Islam, we have a buffet of reasons for you to open your mind to us: tens of prophesies that happened, are happening and will happen, a flawless holy book, precise systems of justice and law (that our current governments don't want to implement it because it's too anti-government control for them), scientific evidences, etc... Just ask
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@bzuidgeest making money is not haram. When I say interest, I mean usury. It's not just that simple, in Islam, what's haram is making directly money with money, without another intermediate way (like an investment).
I even thought it was stupid as a teen, but the more I discovered Islam, the more I believed that there are hidden (or known) good things (or at least counter negatives) in every rule in Islam. God left every door open for us to invest, except very few (like usury, pork, alcohol, etc...) ,because they cause societal problems, that would ruin the economy and your investments eventually, or at least your next generation's, all in the long run, since Islam teaches more about things that affects our long term situations, because we all know our short term needs and wants. So, I don't fully understand the wisdom behind banning usury, though I have some personal explanations, but I'm sure it's very important to follow it, and it would affect us long term and on large scale, especially if it was governmentally enforced (not every rule in Islam is enforceable, because not every rule is meant to be enforced in the first place, but this one is ordered to be enforced in Islam)
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Hey Andres, alot of times when I'm scrolling on yt shorts and I see a very good short for a long form content, I stop doomscrolling and get into the long form. This is how I discovered Sarah Paine on the Dwarkesh Patel channel, and I watched many hours of her interviews and discussions, instead of doomscrolling on yt short.
If you used yt short, you may also save some other doomscrollers into watching your long form content. Yt short is not necessarily an evil, it can be a way to enlightenment.
Please, leverage your quality content with yt shorts.
Plus, some people will just keep on doomscrolling anyway, right? So why don't you just let them know a useful information on their way, if they're not going to stop anyway?
Saying this as fan of you. All the best ❤
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Sad about the critics sensors and how lies spread about the P*alestin*ian struggle like killing and kidnapping civilians (while most are actually reservists), beheaded 40 babies (Haaretz of Israel and the IDF had denied it happening basically), their bad treatments (actually prisoners and recaptured towns residents proved they weren't bad except for all military units) and that Palestinians initiated the war (that was actually by Israel in the town of Hawara by killing and injuring many, and I even have proofs), while no one has a single evidence against my points
While denying all these Israeli crimes, many fake Palestinian ones, and mock religion + ethnicities, let alone killing and torturing all these Palestinians in Gaza, men who provide for families, women who raise children, blameless children, weak elders using white phosphorus (banned internationally) in hospitals, ambulances, mosques, refugee camps, etc... That are all proven by locals to be free from any official or military works. Even UNURWA school, hospital and refugee camp of the UN was bombed by Israel, although the UN proved that they never allowed or witnessed these Palestinians. Such a terrorist state of Israel slandering others, just to eliminate them
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@Kbarz this is because the word f*** is very normalized in your society because you use it relatively alot. While it is very uncommon to us. If you saw a child saying this word, you're mostly going to laugh, but if we heard a child in our country saying that, we would shame his parents. I heard about a child who was speaking about sex in Sweden and nothing happened to him, and another child of muslim family was talking about why God exists, and then the social services arrested the parents and gave the child to another Swedish family, and denied his family the right to see him, except for 1 hour a week. How extreme and radical are your societies, I can't get how can you call us very "conservative", when you're too conservative in promoting western ideals, especially these dirty sex related things, this is very uncivilized
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@mwanikimwaniki6801 it's engineering, yes. The government is pushing for education and not using the educated workforce, these engineers are mostly Italians and Chinese. The government should either improve the education, so that ethiopians can get good jobs, or tell us to study other fields with demand in ethiopia. In rural regions, they are not told these things, they think they could just learn engineering and go to addis ababa and get a job. Please, sir, understand me, education is important, but it should be used very wisely, for you, not against you
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Thank you VE, as this actually doesn't make enough sense. These explanations to what many people think to be true
Hotter regions receive more energy from the sun and have more equal day-night times, which are factors that brings prosperity. But forget about this
South africa is poorer than North African nations, despite being cooler, Highlands of Ethiopia, which has similar temperatures as western USA, with a population of +65 million, but is still one of the poorest countries. Russia isn't any better than Australia. Civilizations started in what we consider hot regions.
Plus, cooler countries spend more on heating, thus wasting money, so they aren't actually anh better in spending, perhaps even worse costs
Saying that cooler nations are richer just because they are cool is a hoax.
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@cupotkaable lol, so funny trying to fool me. The UNRWA only peaked in 2019, before COVID-19, and most of its funds went to treat those who get evicted by the IDF, those impoverished by the apart heid policy of Israel, or those whose homes were striked by the IDF, mostly in Gaza, the IDF is the greatest cause (not source) of funds to the UNRWA. It was much smaller before that, it was never 1$b before or after. Plus, alot of it's funds come from charities, individual donors (like how many do online), NGOs, and Palestinians from abroad sending it.
And what does your reply mean? Are you asking me to stop sending them money, or what?
Isn't freedom more profitable than aid? Isn't lack of freedom, not lack of funds, the main reason for poverty?
Palestinians need freedom and their rights back, more than any aid ever. If you don't know this, then youbare very very poor on social science and its arts.
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@okman9684 they get 30b in revenue, not profit. They pay for construction, security, linguistics, services, teachings, providing free food and water, hygiene, electricity, expansion, technological developments in the mosque, trains, roads, beautification, and so on.
Btw, I'm not saudi, I'm trying to be unbiased
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@Jorjgasm you were considering the immigration laws as a compensation to a century and decades of harsh colonial rule.
If you're asking me about religious freedom, are you serious?
Like about the hijab in school and many workplaces, the discrimination women face, the religious leaders, preachers and even religious students face discrimination from French legal and security systems. Even parents are not allowed to teach their children to be religious, I personally know people who were punished because their child refused to do something (completely normal) that he found to be not good. They were punished for it.
They are the center of hate debate before elections and their religion is always under attack and hate speech called "freedom of speech" while scolding Emmanuel Macron is punished. Then every Algerian who makes a crime is called a terrorist, while every white is not, double standard, hell, even crimes committed by a Muslim is considered Islamic and muslims should condemn it even if it wasn't made by a practicing/religious Muslim, imagine the French president apologizing for a crime done by a Bulgarian.
Religious issues in Algeria is more respected to foreigners than in France, so called "the land of liberty" by many
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@nobs997 please, go learn islam, understand why we believe in Allah in the first place, instead of being atheists, we have the choice, but we stick to Islam and Allah. Understand why is that. Ask why is God/Allah believed in, in islam.
From One Message Foundation, Toward Eternity, The Muslim Lantern, Many Prophets One Message, SC Dawah, DUS dawah, EF dawah, Sam dawah, and many other Muslim Islamic channels that I believe will help you to understand us, so that you can more professionally criticize our beliefs, faith & religion. With all respect
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Honestly, any rich person can easily enter into the USA. No 5m needed
A route to citizenship?! Many, if not most rich people dislike the US citizenship because the US government chases all of its citizens worldwide for taxes. If you're an American, no matter where you live in the world, you'll have to pay taxes to the US. BUT if you're not a US citizen living in the US, you'll barely pay any tax.
Plus, if you want to renounce your citizenship, you'll have to pay your taxes for THE NEXT 8 years, prove your income and taxes for the past 5 years at least.
And finally, you think tax havens will be quiet? They will do everything for their survival. That'd be a race to the bottom exclusively for the rich. And honestly, that's good for me, personally
That's why this plan is most likely to fail
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As a Muslim, I would assist anyone who's truthfully exposing the so called "Muslim leaders", maybe not all, but most for sure
These leaders who propagate or keep silent to LGBTQ+🏳️🌈, they try to control population, lower marriage rates, mix men and women in public places, normalize relations with an entity that want to kill them, making many haram things legal and halal things illegal, not following the sharia, secularizing their countries, impoverish their own people with corruption, etc... All of which are not part of our culture
And you talk bad about ikhwanis? Do you know that these muj*hids of Gaza are ham*s, and ham*s is ikhwani, stop your nonsenses
Our governments should be @nnihilated, we don't hate them for nothing, we hate them for the sake of Allah, and Allah favors those who love and hate for the sake of him
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@mostafamohy8494 you know nothing about Ethiopia then. At least look at how Egypt attacked and got defeated several times at the borders without entering into the Ethiopian core in Ethiopia in the 19th under khideve Ismail, even when they had alot of popular and foreign support, and when they had greater economy with greater military built by Mohammad Ali of Egypt.
The thing you have to know is that Ethiopians are animals, they kill and kill, and for their interests to occur, like how Ethiopia defeated italy and avoided getting colonized by Britain or France. Then, you have to know that Ethiopia with all its religions and ethnicities get united under common enemies, especially foreign enemies, that's why Egypt was defeated in the first place, gojjam attacked from a side, Afar from a side, shewa from a side and Ethiopia was rescued.
Ethiopia doesn't need jets, they attack by man power reserves and geography. And the dam destruction will not only cause severe problems downstreams, but also huge international scrutiny and Egypt will lose almost all its influence in Africa as they attack the historical headquarter of the African Union
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@Blah888 let's go again, my comment is being deleted, so I'll used wrong and twisted letters in some words. Like "f" means "v", ok 👍
1st, Muslims started to flow outside??? I think this is a language matter, not history
2nd, slafe industry?? Whatever, SLAfE TRADE to be honest with you, was even worse in india, just like how europeans called slaves "serfs", who were practically slafes.
And who said that slafery (we don't use this term Islamically, we use "riq", since we are all slafes of God) is the same everywhere? Slafery in Europe is human ownership often with no rights for slafes but life, slafery in islam is a mandated servitude with high protected rights, including 10 common rules for any slave to be free, other than the owner's permission. This is disregarding the fact that freeing a slafe is one of the most recommended things in islam, it's considered a charity. And even this slafery can happen only in certain ways, like we can't just take any weak person and call him a slafe, you actually have a whole set of rules of war to have rights over him, such as him being a prisoner of war or guilty of its crimes.
And finally, the indian economy didn't fall during mughal times, get your facts right. The indian economy's share of the global gdp started to fall for good.
First, the chinese economic growth was so great, and china reached its peak at the time with 35 percent of world's gdp.
Then, Europe, which was experiencing renaissance, then enlightenment, then industrial revolution, and let's not forget the colonisation of the Americas, which boosted their economies tremendously
And others, such as the Russian Empire, the ottoman empire, the persian empire, Africa's new empires rising, and so on and so forth.
So, the indian economy was doing great under muslim rule until the Europeans came, and the world was growing, which is a good thing. You want other peoples to starve?
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@yopyop3241 this thing even puzzled me alot, until I realised one thing, that the only thing that can move the arab populace is the religious institution, especially if the islamists came to the show. I'm not saying they're good or bad, but that they're the one holding the flag. But now, the religious institution is severely silenced and islamists are criminalised by almost every ruling regime, which effectively paralysed the Arab peoples. Why? Because this is an institution that dominated for 1300 years, and its suddenly being aggressively attacked and torn down by governments. There is no another organiser. Islamists were the main organisers of the 2011 arab spring, the main reason arab monarchies are under any internal threat, the one who killed the Egyptian president, the one who provoked ISIS growth, and they're the only reason why arab governments are practically secular, but they never declare secularism to avoid an islamic revolution. Islamists are not necessarily criminals, they're just too frustrated. Why would any nation's government be secular when its people doesn't want it. Look at how Saudi Arabia was peaceful before MBS, because it was very conservative and didn't explicitly enter yemen, just like how most people liked. But now, after opening up, it's being in a somehow threatening situation, with many clerics imprisoned or on 💀 row. So, the only reason why Islamists are a threat, is because arab governments doesn't want to go by the will of their peoples. It's so plain and simple unless your only focus is power, and the US is pulling you to that side by assuring you that they'll protect your power.
The other thing might be that the "arab street" only needs one part of it to move, then the whole arab world erupts, just like the arab spring. But I'm not sure about this, except if Egypt's government fell, then I'm sure many of the others would follow.
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@dantethearab796 wow, how academic are you. Google is your source??!!
Then, what does large means, is it an amount, or age, or geographical distance crossed. And he didn't talk about the Islamic stance on slavery, wasn't he explaining slavery in islam, rather than just coming across the topic and leaving it?
Then, you also have to see that he only considered his philosophical point of view, never looked into Islam or Muslims. He didn't see how Islam advocates education and work.
Hell!! He even claimed that the less Christians, the less education. Although almost all scientists and scholars were Muslims in the first place.
There alot of problems in here
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Sorry, I disagree with what you say on this issue
How do you want us to get along with our governments and Islam says to oppose their acts, how do you want us to help a government that stays quite or even wants to propagate LGBTQ+🏳️🌈, feminism, usury, secularism, population control, liberalism, immodest acts, imprison our imams, corrupt and steal our resources, never follow sharia, fight Islam in the name of fighting terrorism, normalizing relations with an entity that wants them dead, perform festivals when Palestinians are suffering disregarding the global Muslim solidarity, etc... they are the reason why Allah is punishing or testing us. How do you want me to tolerate what the prophet (peace be upon him) ordered me to fight at least with words if not with swords, yes, with force using your hands
Edit: Whoever among you sees evil, let him change it with his hand. If he cannot do so, then with his tongue. If he cannot do so, then with his heart, which is the weakest level of faith.”
Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 49
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@marw9541 so, you were arguing with me based on you ignorance? I wasn't arguing you at first, you just came in the middle and I went from there. Man, you're so delulu. You think the Palestinian authority has power? They did their elections with Israeli permission, and the parties that joined the elections were only parties that Netanyahu approved of. So, an election doesn't change the fact that it's with an Israeli permission, and Israeli approval of the parties involved. And all this doesn't change the fact that Palestinians cannot control their own taxes, territories, water and energy, Internet, roads, sewage, etc... although they pay for it.
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Victory for Palestine, being attacked by an occupier sitting in their homes and eating from their farms confiscated by the occupier.
Sad about the critics sensors and how lies spread about the P*alestin*ian struggle like killing and kidnapping civilians (while most are actually reservists), beheaded 40 babies (Haaretz of Israel and the IDF had denied it happening basically), their bad treatments (actually prisoners and recaptured towns residents proved they weren't bad except for all military units) and that Palestinians initiated the war (that was actually by Israel in the town of Hawara by killing and injuring many, and I even have proofs), while no one has a single evidence against my points
While denying all these Israeli crimes, many fake Palestinian ones, and mock religion + ethnicities, let alone killing and torturing all these Palestinians in Gaza, men who provide for families, women who raise children, blameless children, weak elders using white phosphorus (banned internationally) in hospitals, ambulances, mosques, refugee camps, etc... That are all proven by locals to be free from any official or military works. Even UNURWA school, hospital and refugee camp of the UN was bombed by Israel, although the UN proved that they never allowed or witnessed these Palestinians. Such a terrorist state of Israel slandering others, just to eliminate them
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@zjeee not for nations, but for governments
For nations, it would be a matter of time until they reestablish their own governments and states, corrupt officials will fall, wars will occur for years, until it settles and a long term peace will happen, if you don't understand, well it's would be just like Europe's history
Let us overthrow them, leave us struggle, don't make us dependents, and we know your governments are doing it intentionally
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@Mr.Nichan well, everyone pays through the government, so yes, it's mostly the private sector, which has no other choice.
But paying all this for the little products we export and import is too much. Literally, the Djibouti state takes 10 percent of everything that passes through it. What's your profit margin on a product when you sell? Mostly, it's 10 percent. Which effectively means that all normal profit margins are taken, which kills trade, only very very profitable and expensive products pass, which includes medical and fertilizers.
Look at ports in other countries, they only take 1 percent of the total value, despite having much better quality than Djibouti. Djibouti takes 10 times, they make a fortune.
If Djibouti allowed us to trade with half of what it takes, we can build another grand dam on the nile in only 7 years
Now, I think you got my point. 10 percent on a port is universally known to be too much
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@kth6736 this is the real free market. You love economic boom, but you hate bust. Still, you shouldn't make an artificial government act to resist a recession, it can be painful, but it is a natural corrective event, where inefficient producers and consumers lose (but in real life, lobbies convince the government to pump stimulus packages to rescue themselves), thereby removing the most inefficient and harmful economic agents, and the economy would start fresh, with cheaper resources available for newer, smaller and more advanced industries.
Play with free market, don't play on it
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Thank you so much for your honesty, I'm really surprised a westerner saw the whole picture and condemned Israel.
For those thinking it was all unprovoked, that's a pure western media lie, it's always Israel that starts the problem but no western media cover it
First, Gaza was besieged for years on air, sea and land, Israel control the blood vessels of Gaza and they really tightened it, inflation because of shortages was killing them because Israel wanted to kill them slowly, Gaza targeted schools, the largest residential towers, hospitals, ambulances, mosques, refugee camps, etc... All which are supposedly internationally protected, but Israel is too bloody to hear this, they're the coward version of the mongols of today, and act victim
Then, israeli radicals made alot of harassments on civilians as usual, but things escalated when a day before the war Israelis encircled and sieged the peaceful Palestinian town of Hawara, all unprovoked, and killed alot of people, and at least 78 people were wounded, al in the west bank where people don't have weapons in the first place.
May victory be with the oppressed Palestinians 🇵🇸
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Ngl, Turkey has never been diplomatically/geopolitically, economically, militarily, technologically and socially so influential in its history (if you didn't include the Ottomans).
Look at the drones, aircrafts, infrastructures, his Syria takeover, growth rates, geopolitical projects like gas pipelines, refugee leverage, Istanbul canal, etc...
Idk, but if Erdoğan is so bad for Turkey, then Turkey actually never had a good state leader (although tactically, Ataturk was superior, but strategy matters more nowadays)
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Americans, and actually most of the world hate immigrants because they mostly hate competition, they don't want anyone to out compete them at work, thus threatening their livelihood, protesting against immigration is sign of weakness and irresponsibility, a coward's act
This is a natural feeling, just like envy, so if you justify any government's act to limit immigration for the sake of numbers, you should also justify a man's mur---der of his brother because both love the same girl, if this crime is also a natural feeling that should be suppressed, then opposing immigrants should also be suppressed. The fact that you don't feel their need doesn't make you right or just, you don't necessarily own the country if you own the state or government
Besides, immigrants are very helpful for the economy, especially in the long-run. One simple example is that prices would fall with increase in supply relative to demand, among others
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Americans, and actually most of the world hate immigrants because they mostly hate competition, they don't want anyone to out compete them at work, thus threatening their livelihood, opposing immigration is sign of weakness and irresponsibility or ignorance at best, a coward's act
This is a natural feeling, just like envy, so if you justify any government's act to limit immigration for the sake of numbers, fake relieve and short term comfort, you should also justify a man's tuking the life of his brother because both love the same girl. If this crime is also a natural feeling that should be suppressed, then opposing immigrants should also be suppressed. The fact that you don't feel their need doesn't make you right, just or less wrong, you don't necessarily own the country if you own the state or government
Besides, immigrants are very helpful for the economy, especially in the long-run. One simple example is that prices would fall with increase in supply relative to demand, among others
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@horrificpancake2000 it's hard to get reported informations, but I've experienced it myself, 35 percent on income tax above 100 usd/month, more corruption with more funding for projects, even our grand dam, 15 percent VAT, increased tariffs, increased central bank regulations with little increase in interest rates (to allow the government to take more loans from the central bank for "development and welfare" (but actually for war funding with newer turkish and iranian technologies))
All this because of increased government intervention for "welfare and development", the victims are the rich and poor, it's just equality in oppression, not actual social justice as they claim.
I mean, they have alot of fiscal spending in education and healthcare, but they are funded by taxes that discourages employment and investment. Forget about investment or employment, it's just unfair for the government to take whatever they want just because a bunch of parliamentarians want it, how is my money being unjustly taken from me be considered justice?
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SWF is a danger to democracy.
SWF gives the government financial power without resorting to, or depending on the people. Thus, the mutual need based bond between the people and government fades, and authoritarianism becomes very easy.
In the poorest nations of the world, most governments make money from natural resources, completely not incentivised to serve the people, but the minerals. Just like that, a SWF government will become business and investment centric, not rights and duties centric.
Why was it easy for the US to become the first real democracy? Isn't it because of a weak and poor government, but a strong and rich people? The power dynamics are changing.Will America, just like the romans, become an empire after losing its republic, or is it already an empire, losing itself?
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Every time, just every time anyone talks about Qatar, most of those who know nothing else about Qatar, talk about its builders' casualties. And tbh, they are not objective in the matter in any way. Not in how other countries treat builders, or what laws qatar have to protect builders, or why builders wait until they die (to get bonuses for hours worked), or even that workers are not forced to do the work, they get themselves employed, then how they risk their lives to get more income, which qatar provides, etc... Try to be objective please.
Try to acknowledge that this is a country like any other, it makes mistakes, and it corrects it when the time comes to correct it. Plus, it has more important issues, and those workers would lose additional income if they were forced to sit at home at certain times
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@GraphiteVoid what you just said is what happens when a government takes the returns on resource extractions.
I don't completely disgree with you. The reason why exporting is better than the government taking the money is that the government is bad at money/resource administration. Had the government been better, exporting would've been the best solution. That's why we should export, like Norway, and establish a Sovereign Wealth Fund, like Norway.
Just get the money out of the control of the government to better administrators.
What happens when the resources aren't exported immediately is that the government earns less.
The moral of the story is not to give the government anything.
Forceful processing will result in economic inefficiencies, and my dear, I'm an economics and finance student in University, I'm not talking out of no knowledge or experience.
These inefficiencies are the result of duplication, when there's 2 industries for the same process, and because you're basically forcing your people to specialise in a specific field, instead of giving them the resource money itself to use it for other education they want.
Maybe it's better to take the resource money to build semiconductors fabs, or the best university in your country, or to build housing in the capital city, etc...
Just to take the money and re-invest it in the best ways by other than the government.
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@mcbchannel7173 idk why it got deleted, but read my other replies to understand that your doubt of my studies and educations is unjustified, give me a solid argument and replies instead. Be professional
If you want to educate your people, why force them to study this specific matter, when it can just be exported, and the money earned will be used to educate other even higher value makers, like professional programmers, semiconductors experts, pharmaceutical laboratories, high-tech manufacturing, aerospace innovations, financial administration improvement, etc...
Maybe there's some Indonesian who doesn't want to study engineering, he is bad at it, but he's good at chemistry for pharmaceuticals, should we ban these exports to force him to be an engineer?
Suppose another Indonesian has a good idea to take loans and build a project, but due to these resources not being exported, banks will be depleted out of money to finance these resources processing industries. And it just goes on wasting human potentials, just to not export resources that we think we'll do it better.
It's better to take the money for other purposes, and never, EVER give it to the government. Only those who extract it, or the land owners
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@egy9822 to ensure egypt's future prosperity and avoid chaos, as well as to increase sustainable growth and allocate the resources more efficiently and effectively, to secure it from foreign interests, to provide more freedom to the people and dignify the egyptian society with its cultural pride, to help the poor, not for survival, but for growth (not only feed them, but also teach them how to make their living), to lower our debt crisis, where the government media is 24/7 trying to hide it and call anyone who tells the government to protect egypt, as anti-egypt and national threats, even more than anything else. We are being ruled by a person who thinks he will live forever and rule egypt, he thinks he's a pharaoh
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@9000Dogs tbh, there is, you just couldn't see it, Palestinians are just trying to defend their rights, they get bombarded, evicted, imprisoned (in fact Israel has much more Palestinians in their prisons, not convicted of crimes, but political prisoners)
But in Israel and Palestine situation, it's fully Israeli terrorism, they started the war by The Hawara Incident, dozens of Palestinians killed and 78 wounded, all unprovoked and without a weapon being owned by the Palestinians, Palestinians just retaliated
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They exploited us for 200 years, with our lives in wars for America, our wealths in slavery service, our political rights, honor and dignity, and much more, and now they're complaining about having a program like DEI for 20 years?
Even this DEI was inappropriately and absurdly done to attract other voters.
You know what 200 years of compound interest rate would be? If 40 acreas and a mule was a thing, then every single black person in this country would've been a millionaire on average, and the wealth gap probably even reversed, and I'm not asking to reverse it, but only to equalise it.
Justice for the blacks of America 🇺🇸 ✊🏾
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Don't have a reductionist and non-growth mindset. More humans, yes, means less space, but more humans means more innovations, agglomerations, economies of scales, specialisations, coordinations/collaborations, more choices, more quantity, more competition, more supply and demand, more entrepreneurship, maybe even more evolution and less government control, with more social/collectivist culture. I spent years of my life studying this. Population growth is like money, you might use it to buy drugs or to invest. The choice is yours. In this case, the government is the main problem, the society is second, but the population is never the problem. People blame populations to distract criticisms from them.
Have a growth mindset, don't think like the colonists who thought that because resources are limited, they had to ☠️ other nations, which is totally wrong. Humanity develops with more people, there was never that malthusian population growth threat, it was a hoax on the world. Now, the west is in decline, and they fear the world will be better than them, so they are ruining the world, so as to make sure that if they falter, everyone else falters with them, and they stay the strongest.
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@wstm3399 this is a lie, are minor skirmishes are rebellions against the tplf agreements, among the tdf itself. I know many tigrians, and my brother in law is a tigrian whose many of his relatives, friends and neighbors were in tigray, and some of them were killed by the tdf, conscripted, properties got confiscated, false propaganda was spread, many of the medicines, foods and aids were taken by the tplf, not the civilians. You are not telling the truth, I don't know if you know that or not, but you're basically telling false things. Are you an ethiopian, a tigrian specifically? Can you speak the language?
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@wstm3399 you are seeing this from a foreigner point of view, and many false informations.
Like afar people taking aids, what's the problem when it is the government and the UN who gave it to them? They didn't take anything from tigray, if this is your point. I'm sure Eritreans were trying to revenge from their enemies by targeting tplf fighters and civilians, this is very bad, but it was tplf which started to enter into eritrea and the first to attack by throwing a missile toward Asmara (eritrea's capital city), and it was tplf fault, not tigrian civilians or the rest of the ethiopian people (including the elected government). Plus, being an ethiopian and near to tigrians makes me know more, or at least hear more about the conditions in tigray, not the right to justify others deeds.
And it is false that we starved tigray, there was a drought in East Africa, as you can see from Somalia too, and tigrians were unable to produce food, then the tplf denied access to the interior for amharas (who are the most producers of foods), then aids were taken by tplf to tdf, instead of feeding civilians. Who is the wrong doer then?
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@seyyes2047 I'm tired of this argument honestly
You just got Egyptians out of the equation because it didn't fit your argument
About saudis, they have alot of cultural non religious norms, remember the car driving ban on women? Yes, it was cultural not religious law, as you know Saudis are generally traditionalist tribalists, so you shouldn't connect to everything they do culturally to Islam
Until the reformation movement, women were freer in the Islamic world than the western world, the they became equal, and in the 20th century, western women became freer in the western world.
Do you seriously think that all the economic problems are just because women are partially in the labour market, and you threw corruption, over regulation, lack of education... out of the window?!
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I'm in ethiopia, why should I care? Because it affects me a little bit, since 99 percent of the ethiopian electricity is green and renewable, and a new turbine is working in the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, and it will be finished after 2 or three years. Then there is other geothermal & solar projects going on. In fact, ethiopia will start in few months exporting electricity to Kenya, South sudan and sudan might join the buyers, as well as American investors in newly discovered gas fields in the eastern deserts of ogaden region (potentially having oil too), we don't use gas here, it's unnecessary in the good climates of the ethiopian highlands. And ethiopia is operating a huge agricultural revolution, heavy rains are still there and increasing by years. You can see vertical farms popping up here in addis ababa, cereals are being farmed at an unprecedented levels and Ukrainian wheat has just arrived at the ethiopian borders. We are not perfectly fine, but we are better off than half of the world nations
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@yomamasohot6411 you think 40 million people made this thing on the aircraft? Anyone who is not desperate but is stupid, would do the same thing, that can make you go to the richest country on earth. Many people think they will instantly be rich in the US, this is the reason why many people want to die trying to go to the country that plundered and stolen them. LITERALLY
And why defending an invading country more acceptable to than a freedom fighting organization, made literally by the people, for the people, from the people of Afghanistan. The first to fully restore peace since 1970s, something the strongest country on earth couldn't.
And finally, the most supported government. The previous government was not popular even among its military and police, who later allowed taliban to take over the country, and got incorporated into taliban army later. You might think they are unpopular because of the media bias and the capital city. But actually, most Afghans prefer taliban, and only part of the capital's population doesn't. Those who enjoyed the us occupation.
Like it or hate it, this is a fact, don't you want to admit
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@amir_os754 see, it's very mixed and complicated. Iran wants israel to go because they know that if Israel is no longer a problem, then Iran will be one of, or even the single largest power in the middle east. Then, Iran wants to make the region more shia, rather than sunni, because that will secure their power for HUNDREDS OF YEARS if it got successful at making the peoples shia. If they were really concerned about muslims, they wouldn't have done all those bad things on our Syrian brothers and sisters. Another thing is that, yes, they actually have some problem with the fact that the land is no longer muslim, but this is for the clerical classes, not for the highest ruling elites. And finally, the problem also stems from the USA. Iran knows the USA is trying to overthrow the Iranian regime, and they know israel is America's proxy, so they don't want israel because it is a threat to Iran's stability
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@yesyes3010 the only way for peace with a united Ethiopia and Eritrea is by dividing Eritrea into two (afar regions of both nations to unite (as afars want) and Eritrean tigre to be one region) and both Eritreans would be in the federal system of Ethiopia, and would get some more autonomy. Lastly, the government should make new social ties and revive the old socio-economic ties between Eritreans and Ethiopians, like the past, we must make intermarriages, Eritreans should come to Addis Ababa, 2 railway lines to be built, electricity from windy Eritrea and water from the water rich Ethiopia should be connected, agricultural products be taken to Eritrea and international trade coming from them, etc... just like before, if not more
I believe only then it would be sustainable, especially since Eritreans are sick of their leader
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The reason is simple
Now we have more communications internationally, everything is more visible than ever, it's hard to hide anything from social medias nowadays
In 1948, you could hear Israel lies, but never see the +700,000 peoples kicked out of their lands, that they fit occupied, oppressed, lied on, betrayed until 2023
Now, things are clearer than ever
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So, first, congrats on your first sponsor
Second, I disagree with this concept of limitarianism. Because wealth is not mainly redistributed and limited, it's not like how the colonialists thought to justify their lootings. When someone "makes" money, it's most of the times value created, not redistributed.
1. So, if someone didn't make an Nvidia for us, it would've taken longer for another person to do it, if ever, so this billionaire is basically being rewarded for it.
2. Wealth inequality (not the current extreme) is also a way to re-allocate resources to their best investors, so instead of giving money to a person who can bring yearly 10% ROI, it should be given to that who can bring more ROIs, and in the case of musk, it's +100%.
Third, should we have any right to limit others who are not committing any harm? If someone is more financially sound, should he be punished? At this point, it's not about wealth, but about the tyranny of majority
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@4362mont currently, there's no country that applies sharia fully, what are they running from is conflict between tyrants and rebels. You definitely don't know sharia, which includes mandatory fixed charity rates on the rich, mandatory education for those who are able to have it, mandatory preservation of body health (including ban on all narcotics, alcoholic drinks, even if its with ones own consent), mandatory protection of human wealth, well-being, religion, dignity, intellect and lineage, protection of free market/trade and private property, etc... more than you can imagine, sharia law is vast and stable so much that it has never been written in a single book, even aftet 1400 years
I'm sure your friends weren't running from these, they were running from the consequences of forced secularism in the 20th century
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@cupotkaable
It's not. 1st, all those anti ✡️ was AFTER and a result of the Israeli 1948 war and its doings against the common peoples of Palestine, so it was reactionary, not an active aggression. Most jews actually sold their properties and left with their resources, not suddenly told to leave, some were being punished for actually supporting Israel's acts (for the 700,000 Palestinians) and after that, but some were unfairly persecuted and falsely treated, and we condemn that, they deserve the right to take all their unjustly taken wealths with warm welcomes, as long as their nation returns that of the Palestinians' and they are proven innocent of such deeds (which most are not, as a result of being IDF conscripted). It's never too late to fairly treat people.
2nd, WHO SAID THAT OUR MAIN ARGUMENT IS ABOUT RETURNING OLD PALESTINIAN PROPERTIES?! Our main argument is that Palestinians deserve a state of their own, judiciary right (even if it was administered by the UN) to sue all of those who harrassed them personally, and if possible, a right to just visit their old homelands.
We're not asking for the eviction of those who built their homes on their lands.
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@cupotkaable
I argue with alot of people like you, and I'm sesor3d alot, I can't say what should be said. But what I'd like to say is a short statement is that what you say is nonsense, and you are reframing what I said, as did say that what some of the jews faced was truly unjust. We're not like you trying to justify injustice, we're the people of and like Salahuddin. If we got our rights back, we'll never avenge, except individually by court. And the UNRWA can't compensate rights, rights are more important than billions of dollars. The freedom of movement alone, which israel denies in the west bank, would be more economically rewarding than UNRWA, let alone other rights. Compensation comes from the perpetrator, not the 3rd party empathisor. Is your people's right of movement worth 1$ billion only? If you divided it to 10 million (isra3l population) that's just 100$ per YEAR. And alot of rights are missing. This is not a call for vengeance, but a call for the restoration of basic human rights, let alone democratic rights.
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@JSM-bb80u lol, now you're defending fornication? I bet you cheat on every partner you get, because the law of stoning is applicable only to married adulterers, while beating is for the unmarried. Don't you believe that sex out of marriage causes decadence and social destruction? Well, we do, and that's it's legitimate. You think drugs are bad, even if the user wants it by his free will? We also think adultry is bad even if it was wanted. The only difference is that adultery's effects are very slowly seen, so they may not be noticed as drugs.
And about taliban, if the french can ban the freedom to clothing and covering, then taliban should also be able to ban the freedom to clothing and covering, right?
Plus, the law is for the public, not private areas, and public area laws are more legitimate than private.
I thought you'd bring me an economic or political argument, you gave me some aesthetic and socially subjective ones.
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@instaminox i honestly got emotional, I'm normally not emotional at all, but the amount of people saying these words really heart me. Plus, I think I was more angry because I was hungry since I was fasting monday 😅. But I suddenly felt islam dissappeared from muslims' hearts.
We need to spread awareness about this issue. Muslims of rohingya, syria and Palestine are all equal, and their resistance is absolutely legitimate. I've grown my whole life learning about syria and the arab world, we need change of arab governments if we want peace in Palestine, we don't need change in Israel, cuz we'll be able to make israel just a history, only if our governments got better.
Thank you for your understanding, and I hope more understand for the sake of justice.
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@Cazu_Orddu_Medea actually, islam is a socio-political ideology too, it calls for work, healthiness, marriage, reproduction, dignity, wealth and economic development, military power, cohesion and unity, education, etc...
It's a whole state apparatus
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@gunnardahlgaard429 please, don't use the US as an evidence for free market, low taxes or welfare.
Low tax is a factor, not the whole thing, Scandinavian countries succeeded in other factors, so they are rich, while Singapore succeeded in other factors, including with low taxation, and they are rich. Everyone has his/her own strategies, but what is known and proved with researches, is that the more taxes the lesser growth, and vice versa. Taking money from productive people and giving it to the unproductive ones is bad overall, it lowers growth. But if you believe you're grown enough, well that's ok.
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@smoochfa973 it depends on the definition of democracy to you
If democracy is ballot voice, then no for it
If democracy is the will of the people, then perhaps
People in poor and uneducated countries don't go to the ballots, so it is easy for a minority or conspiring groups to control the country, that's why the west cry about democracy every time they see good things in our countries, I'm getting disgusted from democracy, even though I was among the top one percent in civics education (mostly democracy and liberalism) in my school in Addis Ababa
In Niger, this isn't a coup against democracy, it's a coup against persecution and the ballots, but of course, there's a price for every coup
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@theendermc4822 what an ignorant comment, again
Israelis are actually combinations of mostly Europeans, then arabs, ethiopians, and others, and of course, Americans.
And palestinians, who are known to be mix of many tolerant and friendly peoples, but mainly canaanites, who were living here before Israelis or even prophet Abraham.
No one has problem of anyone living in palestine, the problem is with people who want to colonize it by taking other people's properties and lives, the problem is with terrorists holding modern weapons killing and imprisoning innocent civilians and rightful owners of their homes and farmlands.
Israel is colonizing by bringing foreign pale white jews into the region. The problem is not the people coming, but coming and claiming a palestinian land was their 100th generation land, where they never knew it, nor did they ever own it, not even an evidence.
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@Biscuich0 don't bother about mine, I'm naturally a sociologist, forced to study finance, but that's not our issue.
You have a reductionist and non-growth mindset. More humans, yes, means less space, but more humans means more innovations, agglomerations, economies of scales, specialisations, coordinations/collaborations, more choices, more quantity, more competition, more supply and demand, more entrepreneurship, maybe even more evolution and less government control, with more social/collectivist culture. I spent years of my life studying this. Population growth is like money, you might use it to buy drugs or to invest. The choice is yours. In this case, the government is the main problem, the society is second, but the population is never the problem. People blame populations to distract criticisms from them.
Have a growth mindset, don't think like the colonists who thought that because resources are limited, they had to ☠️ other nations, which is totally wrong. Humanity develops with more people, there was never that malthusian population growth threat, it was a hoax on the world. Now, the west is in decline, and they fear the world will be better than them, so they are ruining the world, so as to make sure that if they falter, everyone else falters with them, and they stay the strongest.
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@asha802 you're wrong. Yes, taliban do some unislamic things that are insignificant, but many lies are being said against them.
Idk if taliban will change, but if they continued at this route, they'll prosper, according to Allah.
The USA have been there for 250 years as a free and internationally respected nation. The Taliban didn't get recognised by a single government. Give them 50 years, and only if they followed this path, they'll be the next china, albiet at smaller scale.
I trust in sharia, I've studied it for years, I'm an economics nerd and student, with a focus on sociology, and from what I've seen in the sharia law is that it's an extremely good model ONLY IF FULLY AND WELL IMPLEMENTED, because you can't have partial justice, it's only justice or injustice, nothing in between
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@arolemaprarath6615 I can't believe I have met you again. Yes, islam told us to invade any place where a government is banning islam and it's practices peacefully, nothing more. No Muslim government, no Muslim people, no Muslim special treatment, just freedom of Islamic practices.
Better than the European imperial and liberal mindset, that tells us to invade and "liberate" those who don't live under a liberal democratic system, society, government, ideology and values, even if they don't want to be 'liberated', they need to be liberated and be taught in schools that they were oppressed and we 'liberated' them, without their permission.
Imagine an ideology that is this bloody. Caused a million death just in a single country, without the people wanting it. Even after they invaded it, the invaded people say they hate it and they want to be like before.
You compare this to Islam? Which is the truth, and the invasions are not because it is truth primarily, but because those people who live under a government which do not allow them to practice their religion, are living under oppression, plus, they are being denied the right to know the true religion, that would benefit them in their lives and hereafter.
Does liberalism make the same promise of a better life in hereafter? And had it proved that it provides the best system for people's individual and public lives and relations, especially in the long run for long term benefits, other than the short sighted, individualistic and superficial ideology, like liberalism?
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@RomanLavandos seriously, we don't have issues invading Djibouti or somaliland, we can pacify foreign nations by giving them more privileges, we're stronger anyways and once we take it, we won't leave it
Somaliland if invaded, it would integrate with the Ethiopian somali region and be administered by them, so we have Somalis and we'll just finance them, and we might even some of our population go and settle in somaliland, but without infringing any right of any somali
But the reason our government would choose Eritrea is because Eritreans are actual Ethiopians, at least according to most Ethiopians, and invading Eritrea is as legitimate as setting down a major rebellion Ethiopia and Eritrea together are called Abyssinia
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@conflictedthought1 it is easier to change cultures in a dictatorship, the same way one child policy was implemented and the Chinese 'Great Prolitarian Cultural Revolution'.
You can manipulate your people more easily. I told you, you just need enough political will to do it if you are in a dictatorship, not much popular support, but it would be great to have it, so just change the education system, welfare system, bureaucratic system, etc... To honor large families and mothers. Plus, don't give commercial education to women and contraceptives, and give them maternal & parental education, and finally, treat children as investments and retirement plans for parents
And voila, you have the perfect environment and recipe for a population explosion
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@brianjohnson5272 we are here talking about gerd, that is built on one side as power producing dam (small one), and on the other as a mountain that's hard to get destroyed.
The dam saddle dam especially can be rebuilt relatively cheaply and quickly because the base would still exist and only small parts of it will get destroyed, the real problem is the power generating small dam, it's an easy target, it costed less than a billion dollars, but it's the most important one. It can be rebuilt within few years relatively cheaply but with high engineering professionals probably from China this time, not Ethiopian engineers.
A gravity dam is built to withstand catastrophes like earthquakes as you have seen in turkiye.
And yes Ethiopia will be united only temporarily, but when was Ethiopia ever in history united permanently? Ethiopia always unites against an enemy and after that fights itself, like now they're fighting themselves but when they fought Eritrea they got united, and even when Ethiopia fought Somalia
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This is a claim you're making
Prove that hamas started the war, I challenge you, if it's true, it's easy
Israel started it at the night of October 6, they encircled the town of Hawara and killed alot of people, and at least 78 people were wounded, all unprovoked and only on civilians, it was done on the west bank that has no firearm, then the problems erupted, and if such an act was made in another country, it would've been worse
I know you westerners are very ignorant of facts, but not that much
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Foreign aid is harmful and never useful in the long run. With no aids, incompetent and corrupt governments would be removed by revolutions of the poor, and finally Africa would be like South-east Asian countries. This never happens, for example, in Egypt because of US military and economic aids, which pushes the government into more debt without fear of default. But now, the debt to gdp ratio has surpassed 100 percent, and neither the us, nor the imf want to give egypt more loans, egypt is in danger, along with it's 10 years on the throne ruler, after overthrowing the democratically elected president
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@ꅏꍟꍏꌚꍟ꒒ 1,
Palestinians wants to be independent, because in Israel they are being suppressed and treated as inferior and being ethnically cleansed, they are being forcely evicted or kicked out of their home and homeland, all these by some European settlers and occupiers. And then their religion is not respected, they don't have the right to return, while jews who never lived or visited the land have a right to return, and they cannot be elected as if it wasn't their country, Israel label itself as Jewish state and wants to demolish the mosque and build the temple on it.
And Palestinians didn't start any war, they were the one trying to avoid wars until 1948 and Israel forced about 800,000 Palestinians to flee their homeland and leave their properties for Israel.
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@TahsanHasan-x7q unislamic is anything that goes against what Allah and his prophet ordered, [(16:116) And do not utter falsehoods by letting your tongues declare: "This is lawful"116 and "That is unlawful," thus fabricating lies against Allah. Surely those who fabricate lies against Allah will never prosper.] Surah Al-Nahl.
Imposing hijab headscarf is mandatory, so Taliban did the right thing. I hope every muslim country imposes hijab.
Buy, according to the Quran, Taliban, who made it haram to show face, are guilty of declaring something not haram as haram.
My problem is not with the head covering, but with the face covering. Even imposing sunnah salat is not justified, because even the Prophet PBBUH didn't impose it, but imposing Fardh Salah is totally justified.
Understand me, I'm for sharia, not against it
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@CodyMapping where are you from, my dear? If you're an Ethiopian, you know things have always been bad here, least of the time of Abiy, but you can't deny that Ethiopia is growing very fastly, economically speaking. Every ethnicity in Ethiopia was treated unfairly by amharas, tigrians and now, oromos, but growth has been happening since 1991, that's undeniable, and niw, it's much better than ever, and it'll keep getting better with time
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@keomi6228 first of all, the ivy league example was one. There are surely other universities from around the western world. And these are only 3 points I pointed out, and there are surely other points too. Nevertheless, your additional points don't invalidate mine. So thank you for mentioning them
And those universities i mentioned them because the US doesn't allow these students, particularly if they where among the best of it, to go to countries like russia or iran, for example, anf there are alot of articles that were released that they are not even allowed to go to much weaker countries like Ethiopia and Nigeria. So, the argument is not about "Ive League," but about the US alliance.
And why are you saying "you didn't state the fact...?" Who said that I'm mentioning all the points, advantages, disadvantages, etc... I'm just stating 3 points that I'd like to point out. So, thank you again for the additional points.
And Finally, I recognise the fact that any country can develop its own arms industry, albiet much slowly of costly if they're not a US ally, but it's very much possible, and it mostly needs determination and honesty, which Egypt governments lacked since the 19th century. These are very corrupt countries (governments).
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@puraLusa when it comes to legal sharia law, only small parts of Islam is changing (with different interpretations) but these are largely overseen by non-Muslims, idk why
And about picking a side, this is not part of Islam, this is only if there was no evidence for anyone who own it, as it was said in the video, most people used oral testimonies, but in Islam you can use material evidences (and it has a priority), like an ownership paper, a paper indicating that you bought this land and others, if both of you don't have any evidence, the one who was already running that facility would be the owner
So, what we say is that you can own something and have an ownership document for it like nowadays, and it is given a priority as primary evidences.
Oral testimonies are the secondary evidences, if the primary exists, then the secondary would be invalid
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@boatfloat1412 I'm basing my consideration of good leadership as a true democratic government. And I disagree with you this is because a democratic leadership hears it's people, and most Middle Easterns hate Israel to be honest
Most emiratis, saudis, Egyptians, Jordanians, Sudanese and Moroccans hate Israel, and they were forced to make deals with them, all of them are (unsurprisingly) under totalitarian or simply unlimited ruling system. And if a really democratic government came, it is a disaster, since these countries will experience high economic growth, along with their already high fertility rates.
Last time a real election happened, MB party won in Egypt, that promised to develop Egypt and liberate Palestine, only to be removed by a military coup that is ruling the country until today
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@johnyoung4163 no. After what I've seen happen to their people, never.
Btw, I'm not an Arab, but as an African, this is how my grandfathers fought for independence, and it's totally legitimate.
Settlers living for generations would never legitimise their residence, let alone legitimising my eviction, discrimination, impoverishment, deprivation and suppression, mostly indirectly. The world won't recognise the legitimacy of a resistance or opposition force unless it wins. Believe it or not, Nelson Mandela, the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, was on the te**0*!$ተ list of the USA until 2008. A man who shouldn't have been considered any bad for any reason, except for causing reasonable civilian suffering.
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@ummuser 🤦♂️
Ok, let me teach you some things.
1st, higher economic status doesn't mean lower population growth, see the baby boom after wwll.
2nd, the phenomenon of most countries having lower population growth after being rich is only a recent 20th (for advanced)/21st (for backward) century thing.
In the past, people would have more babies when they get richer, because who wouldn't want to have an asset? As children were assets. Who wouldn't want a Bugatti? As more children was a sign of affluence. Who wouldn't want safe hedges and better retirement plans? As grown children were the caretakers of their old parents. Sources of pride and entertainment, especially if the children succeeded in life, and so, one must have more babies to increase the odds of one being successful, but now, this is not the case. Etc...
And then, we had governments and religious clerics encouraging higher birth rates for far sighted national, military and economic reasons, unlike how governments now fight birth rates, and clerics are basically being silenced, especially in egypt, no one can say a thing that the president don't like.
Today, you have an independent retirement plan, other sources of bragging, pride and entertainment, other wealths and hedges, new robots and AI for military and industrial reasons, etc... so why would one want alot of babies?
So, this is why Egypt was supposed to have higher population growth rate after the creation of modern Egypt by governor Mohammed Ali Pasha.
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@Roland_Deschain even when you read about the hundreds of documented articles from al jazeera, orient tv, trt, independent Arabic medias and especially from syrians in aleppo and beyond, you know better documented things, ben is not more knowledgeable about what's in the arab world more than us, arabs. Just go to arab medias, literally +90% of the audience support the rebels, because we know what happened un these 14 years, while you barely heard about the arab spring, 2015 d@£$h insurgency and then this one event, otherwise you definitely don't know why there's 12 million syrians outside.
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@Roland_Deschain even when you read about the hundreds of documented articles from al jazeera, orient tv, trt, independent Arabic medias and especially from syrians in aleppo and beyond, you know better documented things, ben is not more knowledgeable about what's in the arab world more than us, arabs. Just go to arab medias, literally +90% of the audience support the rebels, because we know what happened un these 14 years, while you barely heard about the arab spring, 2015 d@£$h occurances and then this one event, otherwise you definitely don't know why there's 12 million syrians outside.
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@Roland_Deschain even when you read about the hundreds of documented articles from al jazeera, orient tv, trt, independent Arabic medias and especially from syrians in aleppo and beyond, you know better documented things, ben is not more knowledgeable about what's in the arab world more than us, arabs. Just go to arab medias, literally +90% of the audience support the movement, because we know what happened in these 14 years, while you barely heard about the arab spring, 2015 d@£$h and then this one event, otherwise you definitely don't know why there's 12 million syrians outside.
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@Roland_Deschain even when you read about the hundreds of documented articles from al jazeera, orient tv, trt, independent Arabic medias and especially from syrians in aleppo and beyond, you know better documented things, ben is not more knowledgeable about what's in the arab world more than us, arabs. Just go to arab medias, literally +90% of the audience support the movement, because we know what happened in these 14 years, while you barely heard about the arab spring, 2015. (U know those black flag organisation) and then this one event, otherwise you definitely don't know why there's 12 million syrians outside.
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it was actually Israel who did it with proofs, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@delnamartinfrancis first, we all know that the water belongs to Gazans but is controlled by Israel, so cutting off the water is like imprisoning a child for his brother's crime
Second, even if h@m@s dedicated its efforts for desalination, do you know that Israel is the one who refuses it? Yes, israel has a say in it, and Israel claimed that it might be used for terrorism. In fact, air is also used by terrorists
Third, I know you don't know that h@m@s actually developed the water pipelines, and they never used it for arms, they used Israeli pipes that were discovered stealing water from Gaza civilians, and h@m@s as their national army had the responsibility to dismantle this crime.
Please, reply to these 3 points I made
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Americans, and most of the world hate immigrants because they mostly hate competition, they don't want anyone to out compete them at work, thus threatening their livelihood, protesting against immigration is sign of weakness and irresponsibility, a coward's act
This is a natural feeling, just like envy, so if you justify any government's act to limit immigration for the sake of numbers, you should also justify a man's murder of his brother because both love the same girl, if this crime is also a natural feeling that should be suppressed, then opposing immigration should also be suppressed just like opposing immigration, just because you don't feel empathy for those migrants, that doesn't mean your act is just in anyway
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Americans, and actually most of the world hate immigrants because they mostly hate competition, they don't want anyone to out compete them at work, thus threatening their livelihood, opposing immigration is sign of weakness and irresponsibility or ignorance at best, a coward's act
This is a natural feeling, just like envy, so if you justify any government's act to limit immigration for the sake of numbers, fake relieve and short term comfort, you should also justify a man's taking the life of his brother because both love the same girl. If this crime is also a natural feeling that should be suppressed, then opposing immigrants should also be suppressed. The fact that you don't feel their need doesn't make you right, just or less wrong, you don't necessarily own the country if you own the state or government
Besides, immigrants are very helpful for the economy, especially in the long-run. One simple example is that prices would fall with increase in supply relative to demand, among others
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@randomperson9282 I will have to re-watch the video for all, but I'll just mention few biases he showed, he might not said that directly, but it seemed like he said that (indirectly)
First, that security and corruption concerns increased after the US withdrawal, which is proven to be wrong and actually opposite to most Afghans in Afghanistan
Second, that the taliban only thinks about it's interests above the public interests, this is a wrong idea anyone would get after watching this video. As it's known, former Afghan officials were too far from the public, while current Afghan officials are mostly rural, with deep connections to their societies, and they are more popular and respected by the public. They highly regard the public
Third, Taliban and ISIS are not similar, taliban doesn't attack civilians just because of their difference, while ISIS always did, they were never in a formal alliance in anyway, so what they do is not a coup, rather it's an act of stabilization, if isis sat peacefully, they won't be attacked and they can live as an organization in Afghanistan under the taliban
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Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@mcbchannel7173 this policy might be good, not because this strategy is good in of itself, but because the Indonesian government is, like most world governments, bad at administrating public resources.
So, when money is taken to better administrators (private enterprises) it goes well.
So, the solution here is not to stop exporting, rather it's to stop giving the resource taxes to the government in the first place.
One strategy is to establish a Sovereign Wealth Fund, just like norway and Arab Gulf nations, to take the money out of the government hands, but this strategy is still prone to corruption in the long run. Another is to just make it free for all to extract resources. So that alot of competition happens, so much that alot of innovation and investment happens, and the region develops economically, and no single extractor can over-grow due to the high competitions. And this is just one strategy. Among many other startegies to put the money into the hands of the best administrators, rather than the government
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@mcbchannel7173 ifk why it got deleted, but read my other replies to understand that your doubt of my studies and educations is unjustified, give me a solid argument and replies instead. Be professional
If you want to educate your people, why force them to study this specific matter, when it can just be exported, and the money earned will be used to educate other even higher value makers, like professional programmers, semiconductors experts, pharmaceutical laboratories, high-tech manufacturing, aerospace innovations, financial administration improvement, etc...
Maybe there's some Indonesian who doesn't want to study engineering, he is bad at it, but he's good at chemistry for pharmaceuticals, should we ban these exports to force him to be an engineer?
Suppose another Indonesian has a good idea to take loans and build a project, but due to these resources not being exported, banks will be depleted out of money to finance these resources processing industries. And it just goes on wasting human potentials, just to not export resources that we think we'll do it better.
It's better to take the money for other purposes, and never, EVER give it to the government. Only those who extract it, or the land owners
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@mcbchannel7173 idk why it got deleted, but read my other replies to understand that your doubt of my studies and educations is unjustified, give me a solid argument and replies instead. Be professional
If you want to educate your people, why force them to study this specific matter, when it can just be exported, and the money earned will be used to educate other even higher value makers, like professional programmers, semiconductors experts, pharmaceutical laboratories, high-tech manufacturing, aerospace innovations, financial administration improvement, etc...
Maybe there's some Indonesian who doesn't want to study engineering, he is bad at it, but he's good at chemistry for pharmaceuticals, should we ban these exports to force him to be an engineer?
Suppose another Indonesian has a good idea to take loans and build a project, but due to these resources not being exported, banks will be depleted out of money to finance these resources processing industries. And it just goes on wasting human potentials, just to not export resources that we think we'll do it better.
It's better to take the money for other purposes, and never, EVER give it to the government. Only those who extract it, or the land owners
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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It was Israel with proofs, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@ratatosk8935 first, 1.25 if very flawed, when that man (I forgot his name) made the calculation, he lacked many other informations.
And from these 1.25, there was some European and non European Muslims and jews who were counted too.
Second, Algerian slavery is never like French one, there were whole articles that stated rights to slaves, and they weren't called slaves, because the word wasn't appropriate to use in the Islamic world, and still isn't
Third, France provoked the piracy first by expelling jews, who also were leaders of many Muslim pirate ships. And France much more than they ever lost feom Algeria. Stole Algerian treasury, private properties, killed educated people, humiliated women, experimented nukes on Algerian people and lands, destroyed infrastructures and devastated it's economy. Along with enslaving many Algerians and stealing Algerian resources, including many of effiel tower components
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@sabrinarodrigues629 this is for the 5th time.
Africa is harmed by aid more. Aids are used to keep authoritarians in power, make us dependant on foreigners, avoid revolutions and change, and by only aiding friendly governments, we are kept poor systematically. Aids are fatal to our agricultural and industrial sectors, they distort the economy, and they make the westerners, like you, expect our thanks and worship.
Did we aid western governments when you revolted? Now stop us if hou want us to free ourselves independently, it'll take time to stabilise and grow after revolutions, but it's for the greaer long term good.
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@Aleister2121 this is for the 10th time, edited.
Africa is harmed by aids more. Aids are used to keep authoritarians in power, make us dependant on foreigners, avoid revolutions and change, and by only aiding friendly governments, we are kept poor systematically. Aids are bad to our agricultural and industrial sectors, they distort the economy, and they make the westerners, like you, expect our thanks and worship.
Did we aid western governments when you revolted? Now stop sending us if you want us to free ourselves independently, it'll take time to stabilise ourselves and grow after revolutions, but it's for our greater long term good.
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@angelikaskoroszyn8495 first, a 20 year old will suffer more complications than 25 years old. So, should marriage be banned until 25? There's no single limit on complications. So, your first argument falls.
The same thing in your second argument. A 40 year old is much more mature and better decision maker than 20, so should marriage be banned till 40? And I'm a 20 year old, and I'm more mature and knowledgeable than all of my peers, and I rival my uncles when it comes to politics, economics, finance, sociology, history, psychology, etc... alot of people mature mentally before others. And. Can you define maturity? Being able to do decision or reaching an age, regardless of that ability? If based on ability, then which one? Like which ability, economic, intellectual, social, dating, etc... decision making argument is very flawed as you can see, only governments like the CCP can define it, because they have the monopoly on all definitions. Therefore, your second argument likely falls.
Third, your understanding of power imbalance is not quite right. Power imbalance is like when, for example, a man is 10x richer, much more famous, very much stronger, etc... than his partner, and therefore his partner will either lose or not even have any ability or will to resist or assert, since resistance will cause harm, or will remove a benefit (if that man was rich, she'll lose benefits).
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@angelikaskoroszyn8495 i agree with you that people mature at different ages, and that was my original argument. What are the criterias for the maturity of somebody to be reached? And why would a specific body (the parliament) be able to decide that? Shouldn't it be an authority given to those children first, parents and relatives second, then maybe others? I, personally, believe that the age of consent shouldn't be any defined one, every institution should be able to dictate it for themselves, like schools deciding when to admit students, but most importantly, it should be based on mental abilities, where that student might only be admitted if he passed certain examinations. And about social matters, like marriage, parents should have more authority AS LONG AS their child is not independent, especially economically, and it should be with total consent.
This is my argument. I disagree with the fact that the government has dictated this social matter on us, when governments are supposed to confine themselves to political issues.
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israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@yvelf the facts? What are the facts? With all respect to Americans, you think that the US government is sending this aid to help Palestinians out of their goodness?! Only idiots think this way
The US government is sending this aid for 2 reasons
First, to help the PLO in crushing any future intifada or revolution and keep the government on American and Israeli side (why do you think the PLO is more tolerant to Israel than h@m@s?)
Second, to extend influence, as we can see how the PLO is integrating socially unaccepted educations, regardless of my personal views, like passive ideas to undermine resistance against colonialism, to normalize gender roles, feminism, and the numerous gender types, and many other public services being controlled
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Many Muslims on the comment section are telling you that they are with your words.
Well, they don't represent the majority, and most of what you have said is true, but not possible since we are being attacked and oppressed by all those who you told us to fix relations with.
We love jews, so did the prophet PBBUH, but we are being killed, kicked, stolen, misrepresented, evicted and oppressed in all kinds of oppression styles by zionists led and compromised mainly by/of jews
The same with shiites in iran, syria, Yemen and Afghanistan, we can tolerate and forget all these things, but they won't stop.
Please read history and see who was the aggressor first time before judging
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@DM5550Z many arab countries realised?! Peace?!
First, as we can see, is real doesn't want peace, except to further its ambitions. Why are you so delusional, or perhaps just trying to fool others.
Second, arab governments realised that if they want to protect their thrones from democracy and revolutions, they have to ally with the west, rather than allying with their peoples. The alliance between israel and the arab governments is just a consolidation of autocracy, which the west prefers, because you know what? Because everytime democracy comes to us, we elect islamists or semi/hybrid-islamists, and they win sweeping majorities every single time, and that's why the west deliberately fund our submissive autocratic regimes, rather than our ambitious and assertive democratic regimes. I'm sure you as a westerner minded person also hate democracy coming to the middle east because you know we are even better civilizational rivals than China, if we got equal opportunity.
Peace with the occupation isn't an option, because simply, zionists doesn't want it. Not even a 2 state solution. They only want zionists like the current ruler of the UAE, unlike his more assertive father.
We are being sold for the thrones of our rulers, we shall overthrow them soon and zionists shall see no peec.
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@DM5550Z many arab countries realised?! Peace?!
First, as we can see, is real doesn't want peace, except to further its ambitions. Why are you so delusional, or perhaps just trying to fool others.
Second, arab governments realised that if they want to protect their thrones from democracy and revolutions, they have to ally with the west, rather than allying with their peoples. The alliance between israel and the arab governments is just a consolidation of autocracy, which the west prefers, because you know what? Because everytime democracy comes to us, we elect islamists or semi/hybrid-islamists, and they win sweeping majorities every single time, and that's why the west deliberately fund our submissive autocratic regimes, rather than our ambitious and assertive democratic regimes. I'm sure you as a westerner minded person also hate democracy coming to the middle east because you know we are even better civilizational rivals than China, if we got equal opportunity.
Peace with the occupation isn't an option, because simply, zionists doesn't want it. Not even a 2 state solution. They only want zionists like the current ruler of the UAE, unlike his more assertive father.
We are being sold for the thrones of our rulers, we shall overthrow them soon and zionists shall see no peec.
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@DM5550Z many arab countries realised?! Peace?!
First, as we can see, that occupying state (i can't say its name) doesn't want peace, except to further its ambitions. Why are you so delusional, or perhaps just trying to fool others.
Second, arab governments realised that if they want to protect their thrones from democracy, they have to ally with the west, rather than allying with their peoples. The alliance between the occupying state and arab governments is just a consolidation of autocracy, which the west prefers, because you know what? Because everytime democracy comes to us, we elect islamists or semi/hybrid-islam ists, and they win sweeping majorities every single time, and that's why the west deliberately fund our submissive autocratic regimes, rather than our ambitious and assertive democratic regimes. I'm sure you as a westerner minded person also hate democracy coming to the middle east because you know we are even better civilizational rivals than China, if we got equal opportunity.
Peace with the occupation isn't an option, because simply, occupiers doesn't want it. Not even a 2 state solution. They only want occupier mind people like the current ruler of the UAE, unlike his more assertive father.
We are being sold for the thrones of our rulers, we shall overthrow them soon and these occupiers shall never see peeec.
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@alaskanbullworm5500 you can't tell me which part of my thoughts are the wrong thing.
My parents are basically u educated, and the only way they got me educated is by making us go to a well known private school, so they worked +12 hrs a day, 7 days a week, 350 days a year (only 14 free days), for 40 years years.
Today, we are considered from the upper middle class in Ethiopia, with 6000 ft² land in the capital city, a house, a car, a business in operation, and a plan to develop our land, so they we inherit greater wealth (which is a big concern for my father).
I believe you should be able to work hard, and you should be able to freely use your resources for your own good, this is the real way you can help the poor, not by excessive regulations or legislations that make the poor lazier, and thus poorer in the future
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Exactly, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@Blah888 @Blah888 let's go again, my comment is being deleted, so I'll used wrong and twisted letters in some words. Like "f" means "v", ok 👍
1st, Muslims started to flow outside??? I think this is a language matter, not history
2nd, slafe industry?? Whatever, SLAfE TRADE to be honest with you, was even worse in india, just like how europeans called slaves "serfs", who were practically slafes.
And who said that slafery (we don't use this term Islamically, we use "riq", since we are all slafes of God) is the same everywhere? Slafery in Europe is human ownership often with no rights for slafes but life, slafery in islam is a mandated servitude with high protected rights, including 10 common rules for any slave to be free, other than the owner's permission. This is disregarding the fact that freeing a slafe is one of the most recommended things in islam, it's considered a charity. And even this slafery can happen only in certain ways, like we can't just take any weak person and call him a slafe, you actually have a whole set of rules of war to have rights over him, such as him being a prisoner of war or guilty of its crimes.
And finally, the indian economy didn't fall during mughal times, get your facts right. The indian economy's share of the global gdp started to fall for good.
First, the chinese economic growth was so great, and china reached its peak at the time with 35 percent of world's gdp.
Then, Europe, which was experiencing renaissance, then enlightenment, then industrial revolution, and let's not forget the colonisation of the Americas, which boosted their economies tremendously
And others, such as the Russian Empire, the ottoman empire, the persian empire, Africa's new empires rising, and so on and so forth.
So, the indian economy was doing great under muslim rule until the Europeans came, and the world was growing, which is a good thing. You want other peoples to starve?
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@theguythatcoment backward, only because I don't follow your thoughts?
This is what Europeans told us, and are still telling us since the 1600s, you are the backward imperialist to be honest. Forced Africans to be modest and have a religion in the past, or you'll oppress them (as you have done), and now telling them to follow your liberal ideas and accept LGBTQ+ community, and you still expect them to be obedient and follow you, or call them "backwards" and throw sanctions on the poor.
Aren't you ashamed of yourselves?
You call gor human rights, when you force us to accept your definitions of human rights, irrespective to our sovereignty, please try to think in an inclusive and civilized way, or at least respect other's thoughts.
Then, said that making women wear modest cloths in public as men is an oppression? We don't want to feed misogynistic and sexual men with visual sexual satisfactions in anyway, we're human beings, not animals made only to reproduce and die, we want to preserve families structures, that's why we have one of the lowest divorce, suicide and crimes rates comparatively.
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@Boababa-fn3mr I think you're not taking what I said seriously. After all, the people are the source of power, if the people revolt, you might lose the throne or at least make a alot of concessions.
And in the cases of egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia, etc... it's not about ruling dynasties, but ruling individuals, and individuals come from the common people, which means that if the common people have a negative perception of, say Israel, the next leaders are very much likely to also have negative perceptions of Israel, and those future leaders also take into considerations the public perception.
In conclusion, public perception is important, and the masses dictate the future no matter what, and the only way to protect one's throne is by changing public perception, not ignoring it, which is what arab leaders are doing, and which is why any normalisation with israel is at high risk of long term failure.
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@seneca983 yeah, mostly it's only known by us, arabs, how extremely unfaithful abd evil our politicians are. MBS is a comparatively young ruler, he studied some time in the US and got influenced by it, he's power and money hungry, and he's very delusional, as you know, with his neom city and other projects. So, such kind of people are the worst, and what else do we expect from them?
And btw, the quote about MBS was from a new book, i think it's called "war," and it was in a talk between MBS and Anthony Blinken in a kinda secret meeting
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@yonasberhane7385 if you are going to divide peoples based on everything, then I'm also different from my cousin, and amharas are different tigray, yet they are the same nation, different ethnicities.
Anyway, this argument has no end, and it's better to stop here, we Ethiopians don't want any war with Eritrea or any other country, we didn't make a referendum for, and it's not proven that we'll have a war, this is just a rumor we don't know its end.
Don't get too angry over me just because of an argument
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@yousufaman1738 you're arguing with me as if I called for a war. You're speaking with your emotions, not conscience and common sense, I told you our governments do not represent our wills, in fact your government do not either, we did not ask for ethio-Eritrean federation to be cancelled by the Emperor, or for the DERG to fight you, or for few kilometers to fight you in 1996, it's was all forced against our wills. Even there were many Eritreans supporting all these atrocities, do you agree with them? Ruling minorities or elites are not representatives of the masses, know this for yourself. You're just well fed up with propagandas, but now I've realised that you don't resist all the propagandas like we do, just going on the offensive, just like north korea
Fun fact: although you have vast lands compared to small population, positioned in one of the best areas, with wide access to sea, we have better economy, better education, better diplomacy, and better freedoms than in Eritrea, and I know that for fact
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@MastemaJack yes, not because of culture, but because of lifestyles, accent and minor stuffs, and don't forget that these are new states that got independence from the same empire, the British Empire, if France won the 7 years war, probably Canada would've been a French speaking nation
Unlike Ethiopia and Eritrea, with a common historical civilization, languages, traditional foods, drinks, religion, names, even physical appearance between peripheral Ethiopians and Eritreans as a result of close genetics, among others
USA and Canada thing, is not like the Ethiopia and Eritrea one
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@vonelgamer3071 I believe Eritreans are Ethiopians, as long as they control their own lands, then it's still in the hands of Ethiopians, not foreigners. So why should we spill blood?
Eritreans not obeying our government doesn't mean they're not Ethiopians, they are Ethiopians whether they liked it or not, it's in their bloods.
You say "your ancestors," and since my ancestors were, by today's definition, Ethiopians and Eritreans (since we were the same people), then my cousins are the one ruling Eritrea and that shouldn't bother me. I wish our reunification comes back at the lowest cost possible, or at least have their repressive elites and government removed
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@worfoz 1, the original quran still is present and every time we answer you, you still keep making fake claims, the quran that i will use now
2, Muhammad PBBUH is mentioned in quran 4 times by name, and more but not exactly by name: 2:144, 33:40, 48:29 and 47:2 and aloso another verse where his name is Ahmed (which is his 2nd name)
3, there are many stories about the prophet PBBUH in the quran, like the night of journey the most well known story and many others you can just Google it
4, and the quran is full of teachings and it is the first reference and source of knowledge about islam even more than hadiths
Actually, your debate is weaker than most people attacking Islam. All of them have weak debates, but yours is very weak. Im sure you follow apus and wood channels
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Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@Deadassbruhfrfr this is a lie with evidences
The video is not verified, plus Gaza looks very ok here, and with electricity all over the streets, this isn't the case now, so the video is FAKE
Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@unknownservers3420 not everyone claiming prophecy is a prophet, but not every one claiming his a prophet is a liar. We never believed in the prophet PBBUH just because he asked us to do it, but also because he had prophesies and had good administration and was a good man, as well as being a descendant of a prophet and many other factors.
And the aksumite king you talked about was also prophesied by the prophet that the king was a wise and fair ruler, but his successors were not, and they raided trade ships of the people of the Rashidun caliphate in the red sea (whether muslims or non), so the caliph ordered to raid their port so they stop, and that happened. And about mahdists, they invaded abysinian lands because Ethiopians were working with their enemies and muslims in Northern ethiopia asked for help as most of them were forced to convert by tewodros and yohannes, later by minilik and had good times in reign of lij iyasu but not for too long for reasons you know, and again bad times at time of haile Selassie, in fact in the time of Derg, muslims were allowed for the first time to own new lands, so about adal, it was an ethiopian vassal ifat but they didn't like and invaded ethiopia
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@hamodalbatal464 uhhh, stupid hater of islam speaking, what did I expect.
First, this verse as you read it was for the meccan pagans who broke the deal and killed muslim civilians which sparked a battle where Muslims won and conquered mecca, and before that Allah told them to kill or convert all of the polytheists only in mecca, because they were killing Muslims as i said. In islam, a murderer is executed, and killing Muslim civilians is like today killing a us citizen.
Second, banu quraiza were one of the 3 Jewish tribes under the rule of the prophet muhammad PBBUH (banu quraiza, banu qainuqa, banu al nadhir), but banu quraiza broke the deal (which stated that they won't ally with the meccan pagans against Muslims) and they killed many of the Muslim army which was preparing to fight meccan pagans because as I told you, they broke the deal and killed muslim civilians. So, it was a 2 betrayal on muslims at the same time. So, the prophet defeated this tribe and executed only the male warriors of banu quraiza (because women, sick people and children cannot be executed and they haven't done anything to be punished in the first place). The rest of banu quraiza and the 2 tribes lived in peace and the Muslim army won 2 battles in one run.
Did you understand? Only murderers are executed in islam, not civilians. We are not crusaders or zionists like you who love to kill innocent people
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@hamodalbatal464 uhhh, stupid hater of islam speaking, what did I expect.
First, this verse as you read it was for the meccan pagans who broke the deal and killed muslim civilians which sparked a battle where Muslims won and conquered mecca, and before that Allah told them to kill or convert all of the polytheists only in mecca, because they were killing Muslims as i said. In islam, a murderer is executed, and killing Muslim civilians is like today killing a us citizen.
Second, banu quraiza were one of the 3 Jewish tribes under the rule of the prophet muhammad PBBUH (banu quraiza, banu qainuqa, banu al nadhir), but banu quraiza broke the deal (which stated that they won't ally with the meccan pagans against Muslims) and they killed many of the Muslim army which was preparing to fight meccan pagans because as I told you, they broke the deal and killed muslim civilians. So, it was a 2 betrayal on muslims at the same time. So, the prophet defeated this tribe and executed only the male warriors of banu quraiza (because women, sick people and children cannot be executed and they haven't done anything to be punished in the first place). The rest of banu quraiza and the 2 tribes lived in peace and the Muslim army won 2 battles in one run.
Did you understand? Only murderers are executed in islam, not civilians. We are not crusaders or zionists like you who love to kill innocent people
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@hamodalbatal464 first, millions, and is not accurate or reliable information since he didn't rely on researchs or doctrines.
Second, were killed, not only by Muslims but by hindu rivaling each other and muslims, and those millions (as he said, which is probably not accurate) are Muslims and non Muslims combined
Third, most of those who were killed where northern warriors, so they were Muslims under Muslims rule, not hindus as you are making taqiyas.
Forth, taqiya is haram in islam, but only shias use it because it is permitted to them because without taqiyas you can defeat shiism easily if you are educated about shiism. In sunni Islam it is considered hypocrisy and lie. Surrend, it's better for you
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And Israel started it all, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@masao2922 first, you talk as if morsi crippled egypt, when he actually only ruled for 8 months, and even that was with the military and police always disobeying the president. So he actually didn't rule, only sat on a fake throne controlled by the military.
Second, Christians mass@€£€d? You saw one really bad attack and then assumed it was morsi/muslim brotherhood, even when the Egyptian police proved it wasn't? Stop spreading fake news. And "all development ceased," bro that was because of the 2011 Revolution, we didn't even give the guy 1 proper year to judge him. Then saying churches and mosques were ... (i can't say the word) which churches and mosques got ... in the name of Allah under morsi, please. Which child was thrown by morsi? Don't tell me random crimes by people, just what morsi or the muslim brotherhood did. "Opened every prison" tell me which prison? The ones with political prisoners and journalists? Yes, even today every Egyptian should defend these poor prisoners, those who say one word on sisi and vanish. "People never wanted morsi," and then in another reply, tou say that Egyptians did indeed democratically elect morsi, you're contradictory. "And the military didn't want morsi," indeed, the people of Egypt got hijacked by the Egyptian military.
Oh, and I think you forgot the worst and greatest masacre in modern Egyptian history, even worse than that of Mohammed Ali of Egypt, the incident of Raba'a, of women, children, fathers, brothers, grandparents, etc...
Second, you say islamists corrupted islam?! Who are islamists? Isis or the muslim brotherhood or all the others, because there are variety of those people, some we condemn, some we love, some who are useless. And then you say that everyone subscribes to their ideas. What if some of their ideas are indeed true and good? You are in absolute blindness then. What you say is the definition of "extremism," which is to absolutely refuse to even hear what the other party say, and consider it all false without a basic argument.
Third. What??!! Islamists control all the resources of egypt 😆 lol 😂.
After reading all this, I believe you're talking about muslims, not "islamists," because muslims indeed control 90% of Egyptian economy.
Fourth, the minister of education was appointed by your beloved hero, president el sisi. And that man is a new scam on egypt, he'll continue the government's project to worsen the educational system. Look at how many people are being failed because sisi couldn't improve the economy well in 11 years.
Abnormal inflation, debt crisis, poverty, high taxes, regulations, confiscations, surveillance, social under-funding, etc...
And after all this, you call yourself a devout muslim. I bet you pray the 5 prayers at this point.
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@masao2922 first, you talk as if morsi crippled egypt, when he actually only ruled for 8 months, and even that was with the military and police always disobeying the president. So he actually didn't rule, only sat on a fake throne controlled by the military.
Second, Christians mass@€£€d? You saw one really bad attack and then assumed it was morsi/muslim brotherhood, even when the Egyptian police proved it wasn't? Stop spreading fake news. And "all development ceased," bro that was because of the 2011 Revolution, we didn't even give the guy 1 proper year to judge him. Then saying churches and mosques were ... (i can't say the word) which churches and mosques got ... in the name of Allah under morsi, please. Which child was thrown by morsi? Don't tell me random crimes by people, just what morsi or the muslim brotherhood did. "Opened every prison" tell me which prison? The ones with political prisoners and journalists? Yes, even today every Egyptian should defend these poor prisoners, those who say one word on sisi and vanish. "People never wanted morsi," and then in another reply, tou say that Egyptians did indeed democratically elect morsi, you're contradictory. "And the military didn't want morsi," indeed, the people of Egypt got hijacked by the Egyptian military.
Oh, and I think you forgot the worst and greatest mass... in modern Egyptian history, even worse than that of Mohammed Ali of Egypt, the incident of Raba'a, of women, children, fathers, brothers, grandparents, etc...
Second, you say islamists corrupted islam?! Who are islamists? Isis or the muslim brotherhood or all the others, because there are variety of those people, some we condemn, some we love, some who are useless. And then you say that everyone subscribes to their ideas. What if some of their ideas are indeed true and good? You are in absolute blindness then. What you say is the definition of "extremism," which is to absolutely refuse to even hear what the other party say, and consider it all false without a basic argument.
Third. What??!! Islamists control all the resources of egypt 😆 lol 😂.
After reading all this, I believe you're talking about muslims, not "islamists," because muslims indeed control 90% of Egyptian economy.
Fourth, the minister of education was appointed by your beloved hero, president el sisi. And that man is a new scam on egypt, he'll continue the government's project to worsen the educational system. Look at how many people are being failed because sisi couldn't improve the economy well in 11 years.
Abnormal inflation, debt crisis, poverty, high taxes, regulations, confiscations, surveillance, social under-funding, etc...
And after all this, you call yourself a devout muslim. I bet you pray the 5 prayers at this point.
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@masao2922 first, you talk as if morsi crippled egypt, when he actually only ruled for 8 months, and even that was with the military and police always disobeying the president. So he actually didn't rule, only sat on a fake throne controlled by the military.
Second, Christians mass@€£€d? You saw one really bad attack and then assumed it was morsi/muslim brotherhood, even when the Egyptian police proved it wasn't? Stop spreading fake news. And "all development ceased," bro that was because of the 2011 Revolution, we didn't even give the guy 1 proper year to judge him. Then saying churches and mosques were ... (i can't say the word) which churches and mosques got ... in the name of Allah under morsi, please. Which child was thrown by morsi? Don't tell me random crimes by people, just what morsi or the muslim brotherhood did. "Opened every prison" tell me which prison? The ones with political prisoners and journalists? Yes, even today every Egyptian should defend these poor prisoners, those who say one word on sisi and vanish. "People never wanted morsi," and then in another reply, tou say that Egyptians did indeed democratically elect morsi, you're contradictory. "And the military didn't want morsi," indeed, the people of Egypt got hijacked by the Egyptian military.
Oh, and I think you forgot the worst and greatest mass... in modern Egyptian history, even worse than that of Mohammed Ali of Egypt, the incident of Raba'a, of women, children, fathers, brothers, grandparents, etc...
Second, you say islamists corrupted islam?! Who are islamists? Isis or the muslim brotherhood or all the others, because there are variety of those people, some we condemn, some we love, some who are useless. And then you say that everyone subscribes to their ideas. What if some of their ideas are indeed true and good? You are in absolute blindness then. What you say is the definition of "extreme ..... ism," which is to absolutely refuse to even hear what the other party say, and consider it all false without a basic argument.
Third. What??!! Islamists control all the resources of egypt 😆 lol 😂.
After reading all this, I believe you're talking about muslims, not "islamists," because muslims indeed control 90% of Egyptian economy.
Fourth, the minister of education was appointed by your beloved hero, president el sisi. And that man is a new scam on egypt, he'll continue the government's project to worsen the educational system. Look at how many people are being failed because sisi couldn't improve the economy well in 11 years.
Abnormal inflation, debt crisis, poverty, high taxes, regulations, confiscations, surveillance, social under-funding, etc...
And after all this, you call yourself a devout muslim. I bet you pray the 5 prayers at this point.
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@nicholaspeters6127 obviously not when the jews got expelled. You don't know history.
First, In 1492, the unification of spain under the aragons and castiles was confirmed by the fall of the islamic Emirate of Cordoba.
Second, Christopher Colombus coincidentally discovered the americas that year, which is the beginning of the gold rush for spain and Portugal.
Third, alot of formerly andalusian and muslim things got converted to spanish. For example, Christopher Colombus used muslim made maps (idk if it was middle eastern, ottoman, mamluk or andalusian) maps to try to find india, but he ended up in the Americas. The Catholics of spain replicated former muslim architectural designs and engineering models to build their own palaces and projects, even their most sophisticated weapons and , you can search for any big thing built in spain in the 1500s and before that, almost all of it had something to do with former andalusian designs. You can even search for some of the oldest and STILL OPERATIONAL water transport, sewage and irrigation projects from the medieval era in cities like madrid, toledo, Cordoba, Valencia and granada, these projects weren't built by the spainiards, yet it really benefitted their local economies. Since the Treaty Of Granada was signed, it meant that some muslim scholars could stay in Spain, which obviously helped, until Spain violated the treaty, a revolution started, then they nullified the treaty, and finally muslims were kicked out of Spain by the well known Spanish Inquisition. And much much more than we probably know was transformed after 1492, so it isn't surprising for the golden age to be considered from that time.
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@nicholaspeters6127 obviously not when or because the ✡️ got expelled. You don't know history.
First, In 1492, the unification of spain under the aragons and castiles was confirmed by the fall of the islamic Emirate of Cordoba.
Second, Christopher Colombus coincidentally discovered the americas that year, which is the beginning of the gold rush for spain and Portugal.
Third, alot of formerly andalusian and muslim things got converted to spanish. For example, Christopher Colombus used muslim made maps (idk if it was middle eastern, ottoman, mamluk or andalusian) maps to try to find india, but he ended up in the Americas. The Catholics of spain replicated former muslim architectural designs and engineering models to build their own palaces and projects, even their most sophisticated weapons and ships, you can search for any big thing built in spain in the 1500s and before that, almost all of it had something to do with former andalusian designs. You can even search for some of the oldest and STILL OPERATIONAL water transport, sewage and irrigation projects from the medieval era in cities like madrid, toledo, Cordoba, Valencia and granada, these projects weren't built by the spainiards, yet it really benefitted their local economies. Since the Treaty Of Granada was signed, it meant that some muslim scholars could stay in Spain, which obviously helped, until Spain violated the treaty, a revolution started, then they nullified the treaty, and finally muslims were kicked out of Spain by the well known Spanish Inquisition. And much much more than we probably know was transformed after 1492, so it isn't surprising for the golden age to be considered from that time.
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@canadiansfirst3636 the land of Jerusalem according to Islam was given to prophet abraham because he had the true religion, but after judaism started to be manipulated and God sending his messengers being denied like jesus, God punished jews by expelling them from the holy land and rejecting any state they would form. And now the true religion is Islam, so it belongs to it.
This is if we talked about religion, we will get stuck.
So, if we talked about history, then before 3000 years there was a Abraham and Israelite javob appeared before 2600 years, while cannanites and levantines appeared before 5000 years ago, who are thought to be some of the Palestinian ancestors and in property belonging, then Israel was made by expelling 800,000 Palestinian from their homes just in 1948 and they did more in the next 72 years.
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@DantesDarkside and about the prophet PBBUH, yes, even though he was uneducated and illiterate, he brought a very complex, scientific and accurate book that no one had written before.
And about the mountain, in surah naml verse 88, it says:
(And you see the mountains, thinking them rigid, while they will pass as the passing of clouds. [It is] the work of Allah, who perfected all things. Indeed, He is Acquainted with that which you do.)
Let me explain some points as you might understand what most of it meant. So, 'as th passing of cloud' do not necessarily mean at the same speed, as cloud movement mostly depends on wind blow speed and strength, also mountains mostly depends on internal earth pressure and moves slowly.
You don't have evidence that the quran is fake
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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The decision is of the people in any conflict. You have to forgo your ego and let them determine for themselves. They are mostly going to vote for independence, not for Pakistan, so why are you so paranoid? Please, accept that India can be in the wrong, just like Pakistan can be, think with your brain, not your heart, people are suffering, future of millions are ruined because of this persistence, and most kashmiris I've heard about are dissatisfied with the extreme people, especially police, from India. I can't imagine living there with my children, especially in indian part of Kashmir @jancyvargheese5351
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Sorry, this is long but worth reading it. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
First, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
Second, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
Third, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
Fourth, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@ion2960 it's not about what's after, but general informations about Qatar, for example, we always hear how European countries are Clean, safe, just, happy, socially just... But it is statistically proven that Qatar is cleaner than most European countries, as Britain & France, safer in terms of crimes rate, especially for women, lower suicide rates, lower divorce rate, more fiscally responsible government, less cancer levels (nothing to do with oil or gas money, but with the religion itself), and much more things that I'm sure you didn't know before. In fact, this is the case with all gulf countries
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@ramrocker1004 Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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No, it was actually Israel who did it with proofs, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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All the lies you're making are just unbelievable, I can't believe I was believing this channel so much, so long
Israel builds infrastructures because they take the lands surrounding it, if you saw Israel building a road next your land, then your land value would suddenly drop because the coming confiscation is inevitable
And Palestinians trained, as if it was an act of charity, you steal their lands, build your factory using taxes stolen from Palestinians, impoverish them to make them beg you for some economic help, and the use their labour for your good, and finally show yourself as the good guy.
Nice try
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@tero2444 what? Actually a state built on a religious base is much more stable in law making, religion, at least mine, is well defined and no body can change it, since it is spread throughout many parts of the earth, and it is hard for anybody to change it. Democracy is built on fantasy and whims, when they want immigrants or not, when they declare war or not, when they deny LGBTQ or not, when they are communist or capitalist, when they are ethnocentrist or not, etc... All change with the change of popular belief. If a people want to commit crimes against another country for revenge (like how fascist Italy invaded ethiopia by popular support), nothing is wrong according to the democratic constitution, if it was made by a referendum, while religion has a well known strict line, that is not based on people's emotions, like the want to revenge
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@ערןלבל honestly, you guys control everything, it's deleting all my replies when I say anything. And after controlling all this, you still want to go to another people to eliminate them
honestly, after all we've seen, most of the members of the IDF must get losing life punishment (using such terms to not be deleted) for not avoiding all these atrocities. But clearly you don't understand law, u only understand wrath of God. You didn't learn how God punished the jews after they oppressed Egyptians, how God punished them for 40 years after they refused to enter Jerusalem, how after they angered God after King Solomon with the babylonians, then after they tried to ** Jesus, and after all the stupidity since then?
You don't learn from your mistakes, I promise the end of Israhell's too close.
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@Dreamer-0606 I'm tired at how they delete my replies 😭
if they'd really created h@m@$, I'd thank them for this. Resistance against colonialism is totally justified no matter its results, we had seen how the ANC indirectly caused the misery of thousands of South Africans while fighting for independence, since many were when the government tried to preserve its apartheid regime. And it's the same with g, a, z ,a, n, s, no one should resent the outcome of a struggle for justice, it's totally worth it and future generations will remember it
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@bayani7626 Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@pavolkrajcik7675 Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@nellymargolit this is a pure poor lie we all know, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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dougaldouglas8842 ok, Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@teflerchina.2987 now look at yourself, you became like israelis, and all our replies are being deleted in favor of your narrative.
And what did you say?! That's the first thing you read you said???
14 years of oppression, millions of syrian refugees in europe and beyond, and all the news from all over syria coming to you, and this is your first thing to read you just said!
Ok, then you should learn, and it's only a matter of time until you dislike the syrian regime as well, you'd also have all the negative views to russia and iran, and know that their goals are all to control syria with an iron fist. Just read first, and then we'll talk.
God, did you surprised me
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@IsabelGonzalezAngel first, singing is haram, whatsoever, it's not about the UK or KSA, it's about the prohibition of songs.
Second, love it or hate it, we cannot pledge allegiance to a non Muslim, if we did so, it'd be unaccepted by God. So, if we betrayed that non Muslim we plegded allegiance to, it'd not be considered a sin in most situations
Among others, and this is just a clarification of my first reply
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@justmyway508 Americans have good intentions sending aid, and thank you for that. But sadly, your politicians have no good intentions managing those aid funds. We've made our extensive reserches over it, and aid are bad in the long run for recipient nations. It spoils markets leading to alot of businesses failing and farms abandoned, they fund authoritarians, keep the corrupt in power, try to discourage mass protests (like in Kenya), help the corrupt take the aid to buy US weapons using them, then maintain power, and since authorities should serve their maintainers, the result is that our governments care about what an American might say about a famine in the country, rather than caring how the people are in pain of it. Resulting in suppression of journalism, more authoritarianism.
Yes, focus on yourselves, cuz a richer America is a greater trading partner, it's a win win.
Plus, stop manipulating our economy by incentivising certain industries, let the free market work.
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@kewintaylor7056 thank you for your care, as you said that you know nothing about Ethiopia
Ethiopia is a country with 120 million people, and it has no sea access, we are land locked, so having a sea outlet would ease our development
Plus, this is not a matter of wealth, this is a matter of nationalism. Eritrea is an integral part of historic Ethiopia, and Ethiopia is an incomplete state without Eritrea according to many Ethiopians, especially nationalists, as they say, Eritrea should be part of Ethiopia, have representatives in the Ethiopian parliament, and be given the right for Ethiopian nationality
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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Solution
Install an undemocratic government, that forces the people to have babies from partners, or pay more taxes (taxes would be high enough to take it and use/give it to parents who need/want it for essentials and for what they lost for bearing a child/ren), and promote early preparations, marriages and parent lifestyles (from 15-25), avoid any emigration as possible, make family structures stronger where divorce rates gets very low (no competition among the parents, only cooperation) if contraceptives are easy to get, just avoid artificial incentives from the government, like subsidies or free ones, and give free assistance and healthcare for mothers and babies, as well as paid leave for at least a whole year, and preferably a second year, at least partial costs for care and teach parents, especially mothers, how to deal with babies crying, not comfortable, and teaching their children, that would all give them more incentives
And if you want to get more aggressive for more effective result, avoid parents from having priorities more than their families
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@jackthestripper-r4w no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@ꅏꍟꍏꌚꍟ꒒ and it's Israel that made the current war to happen, they were disrespecting the mosque and forcing others to leave their homes in silwan and sheikh jarrah.
Don't say these things to our caliph, he didn't made the quran arabic nor Muslims. He only expanded the caliphate and successfully defeated the byzantine empire and sassanid empire, conquered levant, iraq, Persia, Egypt, libya, Cyprus and Caucasus just in 12 years. Islam was revealed in arabic, so we have to learn Arabic, it's forbidden in islam to pray in a language that is not classical old qurashi (meccan) Arabic. And we believe that torah should be read in Hebrew and Bible in aramic during Jewish and Christian prayers.
And this is my name, my culture and religion and I love it that way
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It's proven it was all Israel, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@evano5635 you're trying to hide western countries crimes actually.
I didn't say these conflicts were good, and I would never say it. And BTW I'm an ethiopian.
And you can re read my comment. I said "a lesser problem doesn't justify a greater one", considering the fact that these problems made by Gaddafi caused more than a thousand to die in chad, while the civil war caused the death, missing and wounding of 100,000 libyan. If the west really wanted humanity, they really wanted to bring peace to libya they wouldn't have ruined libya and they would have brought peace in the first place.
But you can see the same thing here, when the iraqi president started to sell oil in other than the USD the war started, never before, not even when he invaded Kuwait. And the same thing happened here, when muammar wanted to sell the oil in other than the USD, and wanted Africa to have a universal currency, the war broke out. The Arab spring revolutions made it more aggressive
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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Yousef Dessouki well, if what you're saying is true, then Egypt is in a great era, destruction of mosques made me very upset but i hope everything will get better.
You know many things about Egypt, but if you can answer my questions about the bridges built in a crazy way will it be fixed, and houses of poor people which is destroyed, the increased cost of bread, the medical situation, ethiopian dam, involving in Libyan war, egypts mediterranean rights and human rights issues
I know it's too much questions and you might not know its answers but it's ok cuz your not the vice president to know all of those things
As well the palaces of England are from the monarchical period and the current palaces are run by the Queens salary and incomes from tourists who visits the palace and castles, but not state's or national money
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@@Totokey_the_orginal I believe you misunderstood me, but you're adding things I never said, like "you're rich". Maybe you misunderstood what a "rich nation" is, and there's nothing wrong with it, it just means you're blessed to be in that stable country
And about kkkhamas (I'm going to call it "the resistance" to not be deleted), no one can compare between what Israel is doing and what the struggle movement allegedly did.
idk what proven crime they did according to the Geneva convention, it's proven that they didn't behead 40 babies, Yadeoth Aheranot (the largest newspaper publisher in Israel) proved that the party attack was accidentally committed by the Israeli air force, and even the IDF said that the targeted people were young adult men (IDF reserve units), armed individuals and combatants. From the resistance side, there is no one proven evidence of a sexual assault and even the White House couldn't prove it, "hostages" under the resistance were treated well, while Palestinians under Israel were tortured with fire, cold, electric shocks, sexual assaults with permits, blackmailed with their families and finally some got executed or died from suffering.
I'm sure you never knew all these happened, because I can't believe anyone who knows that these really happened can see Israel in any positive way, or the Palestinian resistance in such negative way
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Sorry, this is long but worth reading it. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
First, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
Second, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
Third, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
Fourth, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Just shows you the extent of the lie
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@fedbia2003 accidentally?! Lol, you don't know your politicians, you are clogged with US propagandas.
I, in fact, see taliban as liberators who don't have alot of experience, so they do alot of bad things accidentally, and some intentionally, that westerners don't like, but is part of the Afghan culture in general.
You don't accept those who are not like you, this is a colonial mindset, you are taught that anyone who don't believe in what you believe is bad. If he/she doesn't believe in democracy, liberalism, feminism, etc...
Just shut up, nobody needs you
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@Megalomaniakaal first, I don't mean those microchips that aren't used for the sophisticated military equipments, but that highly advanced ones. And the us lacks the necessary skilled workers and technologies to make it independently by itself, but once this tsmc monopoly is over, Taiwanese workers would lose their jobs, or at least get paid less, the company will still make huge profits, but certainly much less, and Taiwan wouldn't be relevant as it is now internationally
Second, I didn't say that the US will completely dump Taiwan, especially since Taiwan is an important ally in a strategic geographical position, but there would be less incentives to spend trillions to protect Taiwan, in a potentially bloody war with China
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@Mateomartinez-u1z that's simply not true. Neighbouring countries are not controlled by their peoples, arabs only have governments that try to protect their thornes and almost nothing else. And last time they were falling, the west wasn't so happy and went on funding against these new democracies.
Don't call me a conspiratist, because first know the context: every democratic process in literally any arab country only resulted and is still resulting in muslim religous parties either coming to power or dominating the parliament. So, western countries obviously try to fight them. Even if you're a western minded person, you'll even support fall of democracy in the middle east because it doesn't match your wills, and we all know yall only support democracy when you think it'll support you, like you didn't support secular democracy in Iran in 1978, but you know wish for it, only because it apeases you, you think the world is your servant and yours only.
We only need you to stop supporting anyone in the middle east, neither arab governments nor
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And we'll be living in democracies without that parasitic state between us
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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About Israel. Sorry, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@johnyoung4163 no. After what I've seen happen to their people, never.
Btw, I'm not an Arab, but as an African, this is how my grandfathers fought for independence, and it's totally legitimate.
Colonizers living for generations would never legitimise their residence, let alone legitimising my eviction, discrimination, impoverishment, deprivation and suppression, mostly indirectly. The world won't recognise the legitimacy of a resistance or opposition force unless it wins. Believe it or not, Nelson Mandela, the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, was on the terr0ri$ተ list of the USA until 2008. A man who shouldn't have been considered any bad for any reason, except for causing reasonable civilian casualties.
Resistance is a duty
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@johnyoung4163 no. After what I've seen happen to their people, never.
Btw, I'm not an Arab, but as an African, this is how my grandfathers fought for independence, and it's totally legitimate.
Colonizers living for generations would never legitimise their residence, let alone legitimising my eviction, discrimination, impoverishment, deprivation and suppression, mostly indirectly. The world won't recognise the legitimacy of a resistance or opposition force unless it wins. Believe it or not, Nelson Mandela, the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, was on the te**0ri$ተ list of the USA until 2008. A man who shouldn't have been considered any bad for any reason, except for causing reasonable civilian casualties.
Resistance is a duty
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@johnyoung4163 no. After what I've seen happen to their people, never.
Btw, I'm not an Arab, but as an African, this is how my grandfathers fought for independence, and it's totally legitimate.
Colonizers living for generations would never legitimise their residence, let alone legitimising my eviction, discrimination, impoverishment, deprivation and suppression, mostly indirectly. The world won't recognise the legitimacy of a resistance or opposition force unless it wins. Believe it or not, Nelson Mandela, the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, was on the terr0ri$ተ list of the USA until 2008. A man who shouldn't have been considered any bad for any reason, except for causing reasonable civilian suffering.
Resistance is a duty
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@johnyoung4163 no. After what I've seen happen to their people, never.
Btw, I'm not an Arab, but as an African, this is how my grandfathers fought for independence, and it's totally legitimate.
Colonizers living for generations would never legitimise their residence, let alone legitimising my eviction, discrimination, impoverishment, deprivation and suppression, mostly indirectly. The world won't recognise the legitimacy of a resistance or opposition force unless it wins. Believe it or not, Nelson Mandela, the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, was on the te**0ri$ተ list of the USA until 2008. A man who shouldn't have been considered any bad for any reason, except for causing reasonable civilian suffering.
Resistance is a duty
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@johnyoung4163 no. After what I've seen happen to their people, never.
Btw, I'm not an Arab, but as an African, this is how my grandfathers fought for independence, and it's totally legitimate.
Colonizers living for generations would never legitimise their residence, let alone legitimising my eviction, discrimination, impoverishment, deprivation and suppression, mostly indirectly. The world won't recognise the legitimacy of a resistance or opposition force unless it wins. Believe it or not, Nelson Mandela, the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, was on the te**0*!$ተ list of the USA until 2008. A man who shouldn't have been considered any bad for any reason, except for causing reasonable civilian suffering.
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@johnyoung4163 your justifying yours by the ottomans? And then, at the same time, saying the ottomans didn't do it.
If the police arresting you, essentially limiting your freedom (for good) is a crime, then revolutions, resistance and opposition are crimes.
By colonialism, I don't mean settling in here, come and settle, it's ok. But we mean that they came, took our properties, violated our rights, humiliated us, used us, etc... and all these were then inherited inter-generationally. The same is with 🇵🇸, I hope they end up like SA, not like the native Americans, such a tragedy. And you don't even feel any shame or guilt, you people don't have any conscience or morality, only double or multiple standards for every kind of human being.
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@johnyoung4163 your justifying yours by the ottomans? And then, at the same time, saying the ottomans didn't do it.
If the police arresting you, essentially limiting your freedom (for good) is a crime, then any resistance is a crime.
By cዐl0nialisጠ, I don't mean settling in here, come and settle, it's ok. But we mean that they came, took our properties, violated our rights, humiliated us, used us, etc... and all these were then inherited inter-generationally. The same is with 🇵🇸, I hope they end up like SA, not like the native Americans, such a tragedy. And you don't even feel any shame or guilt, you people don't have any conscience or morality, only double or multiple standards for every kind of human being.
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@johnyoung4163 your justifying yours by the ottomans? And then, at the same time, saying the ottomans didn't do it.
If the police arresting you, essentially limiting your freedom (for good) is a crime, then any counter act is a crime.
By cዐl0nialisጠ, I don't mean settling in here, come and settle, it's ok. But we mean that they came, took our properties, violated our rights, humiliated us, used us, etc... and all these were then inherited inter-generationally. The same is with 🇵🇸, I hope they end up like SA, not like the native of america, such a tragedy. And you don't even feel any shame or guilt, you people don't have any conscience or morality, only double or multiple standards for every kind of human being.
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@johnyoung4163 your justifying yours by the ottomans? And then, at the same time, saying the ottomans didn't do it.
If the police arresting you, essentially limiting your freedom (for good) is a crime, then any counter act is illegal.
By c#l#nialisጠ, I don't mean settling in here, come and settle, it's ok. But we mean that they came, took our properties, violated our rights, humiliated us, used us, etc... and all these were then inherited inter-generationally. The same is with , I hope they end up like SA, not like the native of america, such a tragedy. And you don't even feel any shame or guilt, you people don't have any conscience or morality, only double or multiple standards for every kind of human being.
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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@sepehrnotfound8951 I understand you, perhaps more than you understand me, as I'm a person ready to ☠️ only to stumble my country's regime. We were never colonised, we have more population than Iran, we have the best climate in Africa with very little tropical diseases, with equally important natural resources as Iran. So, I'm also angry, but mindful. Cuz regardless, saying "this is what happens when you face western tech" is bs. Western tech is not superior because it comes from THE WEST, but because it's more spent on and effortfully studied, something that's respectfully appreciated and we should replicate, as history proved we should.
The way he said it sounds like a serious self-inferiority complex issue.
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no, israel did it and with proofs, prove your points, this is long but worth reading it, please debunk my claims. Israel actually bombarded the hospital with some evidences, while there's no ONE evidence it was from Gaza
1FIRST, Hananya Neftali said it was from the IDF intentionally made on the hospital claiming "it was being used by h*m*s" on X, as he's an IDF official, he mostly saw the attack being launched by his own eyes. Then the Israeli official, Colonel Jonathan Conricus, said that it was done "unintentionally" by the IDF, and lastly the Israeli PM lied about it, too many lies stricking at once
2SECOND, israel has long record of lying about their crimes, just last year when they killed the American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, they lied and said "she was killed by Palestinian gunmen", only to be denied months later (when everyone forgot about it) and say that she was "accidentally" killed by IDF soldiers, who won't get tried according to the Israeli government. That's just last year on one incident, while they lied many times during the previous war on Gaza, evictions of Palestinians from their homes, etc...
Let me add another one, in 1996, israel bombarded a Lebanese village and killed hundreds of Lebanese refugees in UN refugee camp, and Israel claimed it was an "accidental" missile from the Lebanese Opposition, and that they were innocent, until after months, when the UN concluded in an investigation that it was actually an Israeli airstrike, and Israel never denied it after that. They lie alot, then why wouldn't they lie now?
3THIRD, y'all can see that H*m*s never had an explosive like this when their missiles strike their targets, they barely destroy half a villa, that's not even a structural damage. H*m*s is too weak to produce such missiles, and from the tens (if not hundreds) of missiles that come from Gaza, non had such ability. While at the same time we can see Israel making even greater damages on buildings in Gaza, almost every single time they strike, shows you that this is the regular explosive Israel uses.
4FOURTH, how did they know it was "accidental" attack from Gaza? Shows that they have just engineered this abhorrent official lie. How could they tell it was accidental from a territory they couldn't even expose a great attack coming from, and how could they investigate it in less than 4 hours??!! Plus, they said it was from "IJM", how could they discover that it wasn't from "Qassam"? Just shows you the extent of the lie
5FIFTH, they've just added a lie saying the building wasn't hit from above in the first place, after they claimed it was hit from above by h*m*s at first. You can even watch the video taken at the time of explosion, and hear the sound of the airstrike falling down, it's a heavy and fast object's movement sound.
6SIXTH, the IDF has uploaded a voice claiming it was from h*m*s, and regardless of the content, please, go and analyse the video using a sound editing app, then change the voices from right to left, you'll see that when you hear the right, you listen to people talking and on the left you hear nothing, it's like two people talking face to face, not via call, so it's a pure poor lie. Lying again and again very unprofessionally
This is their 4th consecutive lie only about the hospital incident in 24 hours, only a liar changes narratives so fast and this much
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