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[المحامي صلاح العلاج @SalahAlelaj]

تم إسقاط جميع التهم الاتحادية الثقيلة رسميًا ضد الطبيب الأمريكي
الدكتور كيرك مور، الذي أعطى مئات الأشخاص "محلول ملحي" بدلاً من لقاح كورونا وأصدر لهم بطاقات التطعيم!
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قال الدكتور كيرك مور وسط دموعه: "لقد فعلت فقط ما هو صحيح! لا يمكنكم أن تطلبوا 'موافقة مستنيرة' من الناس في حالة لا يعرفون فيها ما يُحقن في أجساد��م!"
هذه هي الطب الحقيقي، والإنسانية ذات الضمير الحي، والعدالة المطلقة الثابتة!
بالنظر إلى كيفية تشويه الإكراهات الكورونية لحياة البشر حول العالم، فإن هذا البراءة التاريخية هي صفعة قضائية موجهة إلى الشبكة العالمية.
تحية للأطباء الحقيقيين، للأطباء ذوي الضمير!

[نظــام الطيبات @Tayyibat2026]

لماذا الدجاج الأبيض أخطر أختراع في العالم
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هذا الفيديو هام فهو يحكي قصة "التعديل الجيني" لدجاج المشاريع اللاحم في العالم و هناك ثلاث شركات تحتكر السر الجيني وعبث تجاري تطوّر خلال القرن الماضي.

[طور حياتك @6waer]

د بشير الرشيدي يشرح :

اجمع ذاتك و لا تستنزف طاقتك و عيش حياتك .

[عبدالله | نون RAR139 @i3bodM]

هذا المقطع المفروض ينتشر بكل مكان صراحةً :

[فوائد صورة ومقطع @mm36996]

النواهي العشر في سورة الكهف . احفظوها

[Selora @Selora2_3]

Funny 🤣😂

[Wealth @thecapitalistt0]

Rich is Loud, Wealth is Quiet 🤫

[Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil @ivan_8848]

🚨Prof. Mohammad Marandi Completly DESTROYS Alan Dershowitz.

🚨“YOU’RE The Evil Monster!”

🚨"You are the Nazi regime that is carrying out a holocaust in Gaza.

You're afraid because you know you have no
argument.

You are a coward.

You won't let me talk.

Epstein's lawyer, Trump's lawyer, is afraid of me.

I let you talk because I'm not afraid of you.

People are not afraid of you anymore.

You can kill Epstein.

You can kill whoever you like, but we're not afraid.

You can bomb my house.
You can kill me with my family, but I'm not afraid of you.

I'm prepared to die for the Palestinian people. But you, you who used to frequent Epstein Island, you have no principles and no morality."

Mohammad Marandi vs Alan Dershowitz on Iran

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Hmm

[Evil English 😈 @RealEvilEnglish]

Different Types of Trash

These words all relate to discarded, unwanted, or leftover materials. They differ in what they typically describe, how formal or informal they sound, and the situations where native speakers use them.

1. Trash
= Everyday household garbage; things people throw away regularly, such as food packaging, plastic bags, paper, and other rubbish put in bins or bags.
✍️In American English, “trash” is the most common everyday word. British English speakers often prefer “rubbish” or “garbage.”
Example: “Please take out the trash.”

2. Waste
= A broader, more general or formal term for any unwanted material. It can include household trash, industrial by-products, food waste, or even abstract ideas (“a waste of time”).
The image shows mixed discarded items, including bags of refuse.
Example: “The factory produces a lot of chemical waste.”
✍️Tip: “Waste” is useful in environmental discussions (“reduce waste,” “waste management”).

3. Junk
= Old, broken, or unwanted items that are no longer useful, often larger things like old furniture, electronics, or clutter. It has a casual, slightly negative feel.
Example: “The garage is full of junk we need to clear out.”
✍️Note: “Junk food” means unhealthy processed food, and “junk mail” means unwanted advertisements.

4. Debris
= Scattered pieces left after something is damaged, destroyed, or broken apart; for example, after a storm, accident, or building collapse.
The image shows a damaged building with fallen pieces.
Example: “Workers cleared the debris from the road after the earthquake.”
✍️Pronunciation tip: /dəˈbriː/ (the “s” is silent).

5. Rubble
= Broken pieces of stone, brick, concrete, or similar hard building materials, usually in piles after demolition or destruction.
It is more specific than general debris.
Example: “The old house was reduced to rubble.”
✍️Common collocation: “a pile of rubble.”

6. Scrap
= Leftover pieces of material (especially metal, plastic, paper, or fabric) that can often be reused or recycled.
The image shows mixed recyclable-looking items.
Example: “They sell scrap metal at the recycling center.”
✍️Related: “scrap paper,” “scrap wood.”

7. Leftovers
= Food that remains after a meal and can usually still be eaten later. This is almost always about food.
Example: “We had pizza leftovers for lunch the next day.”
✍️Note the plural form is very common: “leftovers.”

8. Fragments
= Small broken pieces of something that was once whole (glass, pottery, bone, etc.). The image shows a shattered cup.
Example: “The vase broke into fragments.”
✍��It can also be used more abstractly (“fragments of memory”).

9. Wreckage
The broken remains of something that has been badly damaged or destroyed, especially vehicles, planes, or ships. The image shows a crashed truck.
Example: “Rescuers searched through the wreckage of the plane.”
✍️It suggests a more dramatic or complete destruction than simple debris.

✍️Extra helpful points✍️
🔸American vs British English: Americans commonly say “trash” and “garbage.” British speakers more often say “rubbish,” “refuse,” or “litter.” “Junk,” “debris,” “rubble,” “scrap,” “leftovers,” “fragments,” and “wreckage” are used in both varieties.
🔸Formality: “Waste,” “debris,” “rubble,” “fragments,” and “wreckage” sound more neutral or formal. “Trash” and “junk” are more everyday and informal.
🔸Recycling and the environment: Many of these materials can be sorted; scrap metal and certain plastics may be recycled, while food leftovers can become compost. Learning the distinctions helps when talking about “reduce, reuse, recycle.”

🔸Common collocations to practice:
take out the trash / throw away the rubbish
clear the debris / pile of rubble
scrap metal / food waste / leftovers
search the wreckage

[دانية الخوتاني @DAlkhawtani]

🚨"ضع خطة توازن لنفسك
بدون أن تنتظر الدعم من الآخرين".

[دليلك للانجليزي @dalilk4en]

🔴 لو بتشتغل مع فريق… هذي الكلمات الانجليزية لازم تعرفها:

1 - Collaboration تعاون
2 - Teamwork عمل جماعي
3 - Coordination تنسيق
4 - Contribution م��اهمة
5 - Brainstorming جلسة عصف ذهني
6 - Shared Goals أهداف مشتركة
7 - Responsibility مسؤولية
8 - Workflow سير العمل
9 - Communication تواصل
10 - Support دعم
11 - Engagement تفاعل
12 - Commitment التزام
13 - Task Distribution توزيع المهام
14 - Cooperation تعاون مباشر
15 - Team Spirit روح الفريق
16 - Problem Solving حلّ المشكلات
17 - Consensus اتفاق جماعي
18 - Initiative مبادرة
19 - Productivity إنتاجية
20 - Synergy قوة العمل الجماعي

[عقيًل بن محمد العقيًل( أبو أنس) @akiluno_a]

الرجل الذي على يمين الصورة اسمه جوزيف إستس من أمريكا. بدأ مسيرته كتاجر وقس مسيحي متعصب يسخر من المسلمين ويرى أنهم"يعبدون صندوق أسود في صحراء "ويقصد الكعبه ".

أما الرجل الذي على يسار الصورة فهو عبد الله القصيمي من بلاد الحرمين. بدأ مسيرته كداعية حتى قيل عنه أنه ابن تيمية الثاني. ألف كتاب «الصراع بين الإسلام والوطنية».

لقي هذا الكتاب قبولاً عظيمًا عند أهل العلم حتى قال فيه إمام الحرم المكي آنذاك قصيدة:

صراعٌ بين إسلام وكـ.ـفر

يقوم به القصيميُّ الشجاع

وبلغت شهرته حتى أن بعض أهل العلم قالوا: «لقد دفع القصيمي مهر الجنة بكتابه هذا»

وفجأة :

انقلب القصيمي 180 درجة وأصبح يدافع عن أفكار الملحـ.ـدين والمضللين وكتب كتاب "يكذبون لكي يروا الإله جميلا " وكتاب «هذي هي الأغلال». ثم أعلن إلحا.ده وإنكاره وجود الله وهلك عام 1996 عن عمر يناهز 90 عاما ً

وفي نفس الفترة اعتنق جوزيف إستس الإسلام مع أفراد عائلته على يد مسلم مصري تعرف عليه وقرر جوزيف أن يصبح داعية للإسلام في أمريكا بعدما غير اسمه لــ يوسف.. ودخل على يديه الآلاف إلى دين الإسلام... فسبحان مقلب القلوب.

" البدايات ليست كل شيء والعبرة بالخواتيم"

أكثروا من قول "يا مقلب القلوب ثبت قلبي على دينك"🤲

[Evil English 😈 @RealEvilEnglish]

Toxic Personalities

1. Hostile

= Often unfriendly or aggressive.
🔑A hostile person acts angry, cold, or ready to argue or fight (verbally or sometimes physically). They may cross their arms, frown, or speak sharply.
Example:
“He became hostile when I disagreed with him and started raising his voice.”
✍️Extra note: Related words: aggressive, antagonistic. “Hostile environment” is a common phrase for a workplace that feels unfriendly or threatening.

2. Malicious

= Intentionally wants to harm others.
🔑Malicious people do or say things on purpose to hurt someone’s feelings, reputation, or success. The key word is “intentionally.”
Example:
“Spreading false rumors about a coworker is a malicious act.”
✍️Extra note: The noun is “malice.” Something can be “malicious gossip.” It is stronger than simply being mean.

3. Resentful

= Holds on to bitterness.
🔑A resentful person keeps feeling angry or bitter about something that happened in the past and does not let it go.
Example:
“She felt resentful toward her sister for years after the inheritance was divided unfairly.”
✍️Extra note: Resentment is the noun. People often say “I resent that remark” when they feel insulted.

4. Hypocritical

= Says one thing but does another.
🔑A hypocritical person claims high moral standards or honesty but acts differently.
Example: “
It’s hypocritical to criticize others for being late when you are always late yourself.”
✍️Extra note: The noun is “hypocrisy.” People often call this “saying one thing and doing another.”

5. Insensitive

= Doesn’t care about others’ feelings.
🔑An insensitive person ignores or dismisses how others feel.
Example:
“Making jokes about someone’s recent loss is insensitive.”
✍️Extra note: The opposite is “sensitive” or “empathetic.” You can also say “emotionally insensitive.”

6. Domineering

= Always tries to control others.
🔑A domineering person wants to be in charge, gives orders, and does not respect other people’s opinions or independence.
Example: “Her domineering boss never listens to anyone else’s ideas.”
✍️Extra note: Related words: controlling, bossy, authoritarian. “Domineering” is stronger and more formal than “bossy.”

7. Untrustworthy

= Cannot be relied upon.
🔑An untrustworthy person does not keep promises, lies, or betrays confidence. You cannot count on them.
Example: “I stopped sharing personal information with him because he is untrustworthy.”
✍️Extra note: The opposite is “trustworthy” or “reliable.” The noun form is “untrustworthiness.”

8. Condescending

= Talks down to others.
🔑A condescending person acts as if they are superior and treats others as less intelligent or important. The phrase “Do you even understand this?” is a classic example.
Example: “Please don’t speak to me in that condescending tone.”
✍️Extra note: Related idea: “patronizing.” Both make the other person feel small.

9. Opportunistic

= Takes advantage of situations for personal benefit.
🔑An opportunistic person looks for chances to gain something (money, power, praise) even if it is unfair or harms others.
Example:
“He is very opportunistic;he only helps when there is something in it for him.”
✍️Extra note: It can sometimes be used neutrally in business (“opportunistic investment”), but in personality descriptions it is usually negative.

✍️Additional useful information✍️

🔸These traits often overlap. A person can be both domineering and condescending, or malicious and untrustworthy.
🔸In polite conversation, people may use softer phrases such as “He can be a bit difficult” instead of directly saying “He is hostile.”

🔸Useful related vocabulary:
toxic (overall negative and harmful),
narcissistic (extremely self-centered),
manipulative (controls others through clever or unfair methods),
passive-aggressive (shows anger indirectly).

[وهم العلمانية الرسمية 🔻 @secularism24]

مراهق في بريطانيا يلعب مع زملائه البيض، وعندما رأو الشرطة هربوا، وهم يضحكون مع أنهم لم يفعلوا شيء، هنا الشرطة لحقت بهم لتمسك بالأسود، لأنه ما دام هربتم فأكيد أنكم مجرمين والأسود أكيد أكيد هو المجرم الرئيسي،
وطبعا لم يقبضوا إلا على المراهق الأسود الذي كان مستغرب من أنهم وضعوا عليه أصفاد مع أنه لم يفعل شيء،
المقطع الثاني لمحجبة تعمل في محل آيسكريم في أمريكا، المقطع أضحكني بسبب صدمت��ا لأن ما قالته هو طبعهم ،من أسوأ تجاربها عنصرية بيضاء تكرهها وتكره كل زملائها الملونين، وتطلب ألا يخدمها سوى البيض، ولكن حتى عندما تخدمها زميلتهم البيضاء وتخطيء، يطالهم السب والشتم لأنهم بالتأكيد محرضين والبيضاء بريئة...
وجودك حول الأوروبي يعني تحملك مسؤولية أخطاءه ،وإسقاط تاريخه وجرائمه وثقافته الوحشية عليك.

فالغربي النجس مجرد إرهابي إقصائي متطرف يرضع العنف والوحشية والنجاسة رضاعة، ثم يتهمك بما فيه

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

Dear August.