مسیح

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

شمالی لاله زار باشد به من چی

[Saleem Javed | سلیم جاوید @mSaleemJaved]

Iranian pahlavists keep barking on everyone now after having completely destroyed the homegrown ’زن، زندگی، آزادی ’ movement.

That’s their only achievement!

The clown prince was trashed even before being used.

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

@LegacySiu Figo

[Lina Rozbih @LinaRozbih]

Khalid Zadran, a Taliban member, says that Abdur Rahman Khan did a good job by massacring Tajiks, Hazaras, and others. He adds that "..if only Abdur Rahman Khan had been given the opportunity to do what Hitler did and eliminate all of them together then it would have been a lot of fun..."

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰🇫🇮 The Nordics Are Done With American Tech.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland built their digital infrastructure on American foundations. Microsoft, Google, Amazon. The assumption was that the relationship was permanent.
It isn’t.

That question would have seemed paranoid three years ago. Today it is government policy. America spent eighty years building an alliance held together by trust. It took Donald Trump a few months to make that trust a liability.

@Microinteracti1

[History of Khorâsân and the Persianate World @BiruniKhorasan]

Every time a natural disaster hits Afghanistan, the first country to send aid is Tajikistan.

A Javânmard nation. Tajikistan always delivers. 🇹🇯❤️

[Joe Kent @joekent16jan19]

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today.

I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.

It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC.

May God bless America.

[Lina Rozbih @LinaRozbih]

There are no independent media in Afghanistan.

The media and journalists are under the surveillance and threats of the Taliban and are unable to provide reliable reports about the situation in Afghanistan.

The only source currently presenting news about Afghanistan to the world is the Taliban themselves.

Is what the Taliban say reliable? No.

If you report about Afghanistan, the Taliban should not be treated as a fully credible or independent news source.

Given their strict control over information, history of propaganda, and severe restrictions on free press inside Afghanistan, including censorship, forced self-censorship, and requirements that media align with their ideology, claims originating solely from Taliban spokespeople or official channels warrant significant skepticism.

Responsible journalism requires cross-verification: media outlets should seek independent confirmation, such as reactions and accounts from local residents or other non-Taliban sources, before publishing stories that rely heavily on the Taliban's perspective.

This approach helps ensure balanced and accurate reporting, especially on sensitive issues like civilian causalities as a result of war with Pakistan.

Media should steer clear of becoming the voice of the Taliban. If you can't balance your report, drop it!

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

@kian_sasan I agree almost. Only difference is that i don't love them.

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

Main note, according to international law your prime minister should be in jail.

[Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil]

Side note, cluster bombs are illegal under "international law", whatever that means.

[Touraj Daryaee @tourajdaryaee]

Golestan Palace, the Versailles of Persia/Iran,
a UNESCO heritage site was damaged.
کاخ گلستان

[Owen Jones @owenjonesjourno]

Yes, I remember all the triumphalism over the capture / deaths of Saddam Hussein, Colonel Gaddafi, bin Laden, Mullah Omar.

And the Iraqi people, the Libyan people, and the Afghan people all lived happily ever after.

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

The countries that did this to Gaza want you to think Iran is the problem.

[History of Khorâsân and the Persianate World @BiruniKhorasan]

The last 24h my feed was infested with arrogant Pashtuns bragging about their superior martial race.

24 hours later the Taliban have pretty much requested ceasefire. I assume suicide bombing markets/schools and fighting a conventional war are two very different things.

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

US being US. American foreign policy is totally independent of who the president is.

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

@Saturntjk It's from my aunt in Parwan!

[مسیح @MasihParwan]

@Saturntjk Talkhon! Made from dry tot and tastes basically like dry tot.

[رامین @Ramin2105]

Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries must expel this parasite from their nations before he schemes to topple them into the hands of terrorists. He always brings misery and mayhem with him.

[Ali Maisam Nazary @alinazary]

Three years under the terror and tyranny of the Taliban terrorists have plunged Afghanistan deeper into darkness, especially for its women. The recent bans today targeting women are yet another clear example of the extremist ideology that aligns them with terror groups like ISIS. Despite these atrocities, we witness certain countries competing to appease the Taliban, using them as pawns in their geopolitical games. If this extremism is allowed to take root, no one will escape its reach. The liberation of Afghanistan rests solely in the hands of its people. Now, more than ever, Afghanistan’s men and women, across all ethnic groups, must unite to reclaim their homeland. The path to freedom lies in resistance; only through resistance can we eradicate the Taliban’s extremist ideology from our land.

[Amin Saikal @AminSaikal]

Biden made a mess of US exit from Afghanistan. But it was Trump that told Pompeo “let’s get the hell out of Afghanistan” & signed the bad peace deal with Taliban. Khalilzad facilitated this & Ghani delutionally promised that his government would survive before he fled the country