Mohamed G

Socio-anthropologue j'aime beaucoup m'investir dans les actions humanitaires.

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@AblodeGbadja1 @FEGnassingbe Vous mentez en oubliant que nous qui vous lisons vivons à Bamako la capitale du Mali. Arrêtez de vous ridiculiser.

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@Tonton_Mahamet @titicherif2000 @Abaslescolons74 @AdamaSi84374726 @ag_kokouvi @AzizHassoumi @DelphineSankara @Sakabha @AbdellatifOusm1 Avec son français du 15e siècle il parle pour impressionner et non pour se faire comprendre. Il est comme Maître Israël Konaté.

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

Iran has dedicated a missile to the suffering of Jesus Christ, Son of the Holy Mary.

“In hope for the day he returns”.

These guys are suppose to be my enemy?

[Mykhailo Rohoza @MykhailoRohoza]

🇺🇸🧐
TRUMP IS CRAZY. THE LEVEL OF MADNESS WILL KEEP RISING — IT’S GOING TO BLOW SOON!
That’s not me saying it — that’s former Trump lawyer Cobb, who worked with him for many years.
“Trump has always been driven by narcissism and nothing but narcissism, but now he has simply gone insane — it’s obvious to everyone around him. He needs to be removed from the White House. He is seriously mentally ill.”
Cobb’s words are not a revelation, but a diagnosis that has long been in the air. Narcissism here is not just a personality trait — it is the engine, the steering wheel, and the braking system all at once. An impulse means action. He wants something — he declares it. He feels offended — he starts breaking things.
The problem is that the world is not a reality TV stage where you can rewrite the script after a failed line. But Trump behaves exactly like that: as if each of his whims is a new episode, and the consequences can be edited out in post-production.
Hence the feeling of growing madness. Not because he suddenly changed — but because the system around him is no longer capable of smoothing out his impulses. Before, there were filters. Now — there is a microphone and a live broadcast.
And yes, “we will see more and more madness.” Because a narcissist cannot stop. He always needs more — attention, conflict, drama. That is his oxygen.
The question is no longer what he will do next.
The question is — how much longer the world is willing to tolerate it.

[Mulinge Muteti @mulinge_muteti_]

The main reason they attacked Venezuela is that they wanted to use its oil to compensate for what would be lost during the Iranian attack. That backfired and now they are confused. Iran has shown the Global South that it is possible to stand against imperialism.

[Nic @puckrin]

So, let me get this straight.

Trump is now simultaneously claiming that he has won the war, is currently winning the war, needs help to win the war, and doesn't need help to win the war. All to destroy the nuclear program he claims he already destroyed last year.

[Al Mayadeen English @MayadeenEnglish]

During his appearance on NewsNation, #US Rep. Tim Burchett emphasized that a ground invasion by the US is unlikely due to bipartisan resistance.

"I don’t think there’s a will for a ground conflict between America and Iran. I know a lot of Republicans don’t support that. And I know all the #Democrats won’t support it," Burchett said.

Asked if this is "a red line for some #Republicans," He stated, "I think it is."

#IranWar #WarOnIran #Iran

[The Other 98% @TheOther_9]

🚨BREAKING:
Iran claims to have evidence that Jeffrey Epstein is alive in Israel and is allegedly blackmailing FBI Director Kash Patel.
The situation shocked the world after Iranian hackers reportedly accessed Patel’s personal emails.
According to the claim, Iran did not hack Patel directly but instead breached Israeli systems.

The hacker group Handala says this is only the beginning and that they possess much more information yet to be revealed.

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

Houthis Are Back: How an Improvised Force Humiliated Regional and Global Powers

On March 27, 2026, the Houthis announced their entry into the ongoing war alongside Iran by launching ballistic missiles toward Israel, the first such direct involvement in the current conflict.

This move raises a deeper question:
what does it truly signify?

These Yemeni rebels have not only survived one of the largest Arab military coalitions in modern history but defeated it in humiliating fashion. They forced Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to retreat in panic once their vital infrastructure came under direct attack.

What began as an internal civil war in 2015 evolved into a global masterclass in asymmetric warfare, oriented by Iranian strategists.
Neither overwhelming air superiority, a total naval blockade, nor a Western-led fleet of nearly 30 warships with air support could silence Houthi launches.

Instead, the rebels absorbed years of intense bombing, preserved, and even expanded, their offensive capabilities, and fielded an Iranian-adapted arsenal sophisticated enough to threaten F-35 stealth fighters.

A growing portion of their weaponry is now assembled or manufactured locally in Yemen.
This resilience traces back to 2015 and the Saudi-led Operation Decisive Storm, which intervened in Yemen’s civil war.

The coalition initially included ten countries led by Riyadh and Abu Dhabi. It deployed more than 185 combat aircraft (including F-15s, F-16s, Eurofighters, and Mirages), mobilized around 150,000 ground troops (with significant Sudanese contingents), enforced a complete naval blockade, and received logistical and intelligence support from the United States, United Kingdom, and France.

On paper, it was one of the most formidable Arab military forces assembled in decades.
Yet the coalition failed. The rugged, mountainous terrain of northern Yemen favored Houthi guerrilla tactics and ambushes, while low-cost Iranian-supplied drones and missiles turned billion-dollar targets into easy prey.

The Houthis did not need to win conventional battles, they simply needed to strike where it hurt most. And they did.

Read the full article joining my Substack:

https://t.co/rwWszR54gl

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@FurkanGozukara Where is the real Netanyahu ?

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@DianaBoo619943 @FurkanGozukara You're right.

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@RepThomasMassie @Oldhamcswcd Thomas Massie is the future president of the United States.

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@EmmanuelMacron Dans cette affaire on voit que Macron n'intervient qu'à titre de commentateur. C'est vraiment pathétique.

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@MarioNawfal I thought you were a serious journalist... Stop with the childish talk.

[AHMAD SLMAN @ahmadslmanx]

🚨عاجـــــــــــــــل

المستشار الألماني: فتحنا باب التواصل مع القيادة الإيرانية وعرضنا تقديم الدعم ولنا علاقات قوية بالمنطقة

[T.Y.T PASTEF🇸🇳🇵🇸✊🏿 @TyTpastef]

@FreeTrevian

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

Every major Israeli politician is in Dimona or Arad tonight after the strikes.

Netanyahu is not there, he didn’t address the country, and didn’t release a video for his people.

Instead, his OFFICE issued a ‘statement’

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

@jacksonhinkle @Terror_Alarm Where is Netanyahu ?

[Mohamed G @Mohamedlaye]

Félicitations à tous et @Nath_Yamb .

[abdoul aziz hassoumi @AzizHassoumi]

#BurkinaFaso : Sont nommés membres désignés du Conseil d’orientation de l’Institut des peuples noirs-Farafina les personnalités suivantes :

Franklin_Nyamsi, Professeur agrégé de philosophie ;

Da_Sié_De_Bindouté, Sociologue ;

Sogoyou_Kokou_Keguewe, Journaliste ; 1/2

[abdoul aziz hassoumi @AzizHassoumi]

#BurkinaFaso : Sont nommés membres désignés du Conseil d’orientation de l’Institut des peuples noirs-Farafina les personnalités suivantes :

Franklin_Nyamsi, Professeur agrégé de philosophie ;

Da_Sié_De_Bindouté, Sociologue ;

Sogoyou_Kokou_Keguewe, Journaliste ; 1/2