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Brother embraced Islam out of Frustration. Trump never presumed it like this ![]()
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Brother embraced Islam out of frustration ![]() Allahu Akbar ![]()
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Add them to the above picture MagicBishop:
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There is a disturbing contradiction at the center of the message coming from Donald Trump. On one hand, he claims that U.S. actions are meant to help the Iranian people, to pressure their leaders and somehow create a better future. On the other hand, those same actions include bombing the B1 bridge, a major structure linking Tehran to Karaj, one of the busiest and most important transport corridors in Iran. This was not an isolated military outpost hidden from civilian life. The B1 bridge served as a critical artery for daily movement, commuters traveling between cities, traders moving goods, families going about their routines, and essential services operating across regions. Destroying such a bridge does not target a government in abstraction; it directly disrupts the lives of ordinary people who rely on it every single day. A bridge is more than concrete and steel, it is connection, livelihood, and survival. When it is reduced to rubble, the immediate consequences are felt by civilians: longer, more dangerous journeys, economic disruption, delays in emergency response, and, in this case, reported casualties. To present this kind of destruction as a form of “help” is not just contradictory, it is deeply misleading. Beyond the moral contradiction lies a serious legal question. Under the principles of international humanitarian law, particularly those governing armed conflict, civilian infrastructure is protected unless it is clearly and proportionately used for military purposes. Even then, any attack must weigh military advantage against civilian harm. A major public bridge, used overwhelmingly by civilians, sits at the heart of this rule. Striking such a target, especially when it results in civilian casualties and widespread disruption, raises concerns about violations of the rules of war, including the principles of distinction and proportionality. What makes this even more alarming is the language that accompanies the action by the president of the United States himself. The same narrative that claims to support the Iranian people is paired with threats to send their country “back to the Stone Age.” When placed beside the image of a destroyed bridge connecting Tehran and Karaj, that statement stops sounding like political rhetoric and begins to reflect a mindset willing to dismantle the very foundations of civilian life. The hypocrisy becomes even clearer when the situation is reversed. If the IRGC were to bomb a major civilian bridge in the United States, imagine an attack on the Golden Gate Bridge, it would be instantly and universally labeled a terrorist attack. There would be no ambiguity, no justification about dual-use infrastructure, no framing it as an act of “help” for the American people. It would be condemned as an assault on civilians and a violation of international norms. Yet when a similar kind of infrastructure is destroyed elsewhere, under the justification of strategy or pressure, the language shifts. What would be called terrorism in one context becomes policy in another. What would be condemned as barbaric if done to Americans is reframed as necessary when done to others. The bombing of the B1 bridge exposes a deeper inconsistency between words and reality. You cannot claim to help a population while simultaneously cutting off the routes that sustain their daily existence. You cannot speak of liberation while threatening total societal collapse. When actions inflict hardship on the very people they claim to support, the narrative begins to collapse under its own weight. If this is what is being called help, destroying a vital link between Tehran and Karaj, endangering civilians, raising serious questions under the laws of war, and threatening to push an entire nation “back to the Stone Age” then it leaves one unavoidable question: what, then, would harm look like?
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Where's the link abeg. Let's revalidate, Tinubu must complete 8 years He's the only man with balls among the serious contenders |
Why must I do that? You can as well create awareness as regards the issue. Don't bring emotional immaturity here please safarifarms: |
Are you part of that church congregation to have known this mikeapollo: |
Go and play with sand Bittersweetnig: |
It's obvious you need to get enlightened on why Israel/US vs Iran is happening, you're not informed loveth360: |
You can show us that in a separate thread, this thread is solely for the wrong information you've been fed about Iranian government We have Jews with their synagogue in Iran, how many Christians are there in Israel loveth360: |
In their country or yours? Who decides for you in your own country? Don't bring religious sentiment here please Think Question Look deeper Validated: |
At a time when tensions are escalating globally, with growing hostility involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, you would expect a country constantly portrayed as extreme and intolerant to suppress any form of religious diversity. But reality, as always, tells a more complex story. While access to one of Christianity’s holiest sites, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem was reportedly restricted, Christians in Iranian cities like Tehran, Tabriz, and Urmia still gathered to mark Palm Sunday, openly practicing their faith even amid the anxiety of conflict and the sound of bombings in the region. Let that sink in. In the middle of geopolitical tension, sanctions, and threats of war, religious minorities are still observing their traditions. Not erased. Not hidden. Still present. Yet, I came across a comment claiming that the real fear is Iran “Islamising the whole world.” That statement reflects something deeper, not reality, but perception shaped over years. Because if we’re being honest, the same Iranian state being feared globally hasn’t even imposed a single, uniform religious identity across its own population. There are still churches. There are still Christians. There are still public observances like this. So the question becomes: what are we really reacting to? facts, or narratives? For decades, especially since the early 2000s, fear has been one of the most powerful tools used in global politics. Entire regions were destabilized under the banner of “security” and “liberation,” based on narratives that were rarely questioned deeply enough. Today, similar patterns continue: repeated messaging, selective coverage, and emotionally charged framing. This is not about defending any government or ignoring political realities. It’s about refusing to be intellectually passive. Because when the image you’ve been sold doesn’t fully match what you can clearly see, it should at least make you pause. Think. Question. Look deeper. Not everything is as simple or as one-sided as it is presented.
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Bros, even if you're a f00|, it's understandable but should you let a f00| still f00| you ![]() No nah Bros ![]() E lo laakaye yin 😂 OriOko88: |
So you fell easily for the AI ![]() Oga why nah ![]() OriOko88: |
Omo, I commot cap for Iran. They're very strong. They've been giving overrated Israel wotowoto all these while even with the support of America. Dormoh o Iran |
How long will it take the Israeli to announce the death of late Satanyahu? Or as usual? Note: All the videos you've been seeing about the Satan's younger brother are AI generated.
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Oga quiet there. What do you know ![]() You saw the link there or not ![]() ExudeLoveToAll:
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Behave yourself and address like an adult with all his senses intact. If you're not dull, you wouldn't believed the AI generated address. Netanyahu is either dead or critically injured. There's another report that he's undergoing surgery You should get informed, not me with your AI generated source NairalandBishop: |
Nigerian Military eliminated over 60 Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists after failed and foiled attack in Malam Fatori, Borno 63 ISWAP’s bodies recovered after failed attack on Malam FatoriSource
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Unverified news has it that Netanyahu is either dead or heavily injured. However latest news is That he's undergoing prostrate cancer surgery. All not yet verified |
In a major political shift, Yariv Levin has been appointed as the interim Prime Minister of Israel, taking over the leadership role from Benjamin Netanyahu. This transition comes at a critical time for the nation as it navigates complex regional security challenges and internal legislative debates that could reshape the country's future.#Headlines360 #IsraelNews #YarivLevin #Netanyahu https://www.facebook.com/61575817393245/posts/122170228934860579/?app=fbl
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You've not been able to till now? Jibreel22222: Aether: |
Wow your showed submitted! Abeg no too put mind because they"ll always dissappoint I got strike for movement even when I did not, so I had to be fast answering all on time before I will be logged out (I experienced same during pre-test), I was rechecking my answered questions but was logged out amid that. Now, it didn't showed me whether my exam has been submitted elder1002: |
My Dame Quite a while How have you been doing Jennyclay: |
Please dont hide update, are they accepting CV Keith05cool: |
Is the examination for all applicants or only those who got their message Also anyone with the idea of date Osun indigene will be writing their exam |
Is it generally for all applicants please or those who got the message Besides you have an idea when it's Osun's? Date of exam for Osun indigene Folabimi: |
Okay. Thank you very much bowen2018: |
Thank you very much I searched internet and got informed(suspicious source) it's behind Immigration office. Please is this true Mustaphaoloyede: |
Please who knows where DSS office is located in oshogbo |
Your lie is obvious bro. You don't have to lie to impress anyone helinues: |


