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[petra @Ovorss]

SCOOP: "If the global West continues its old ways of direct or indirect domination or outright arrogance, it will lose the position in present, so in future"
My piece on medium
https://t.co/Gq3XYzf72V

[petra @Ovorss]

@Ali_Abbas_Zaidi cmon, you shouldn't be naive

[petra @Ovorss]

Alliance lacks the political will and capital to act in any form or shape, it's another diplomatic layering over the existing saudi-pakistan alliance.
The alliance of losers and butchers (ALB).

The regional balance is moving forward in tehran's favour and the ALB pose no real threat to alter the course of events. Ankara is dependent on western technology, pakistan is a bankrupt country surviving on monthly loans, saudia has it own fiscal pressure, it has no money to put in any serious political move, it has to borrow money.

Another diplomatic layer over the existing one won't bring region wise security deterrence that can withstand regional escalation
The paper aggrements can't form genuine regional security architecture, it needs in house political correctness and decades long policy to forge any serious political outcomes.

See to tehran, america must leave this region sooner or later, the miscalculation has its price to pay

[petra @Ovorss]

@SShabbarZaidi ایک تو یہ پاکستانی اسلام کا نام سن کر باولے ہو جاتے ہیں

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@lillsuccubus you are nikahfied, you should hesitate talking on such sensitive topics, maintain the balance

[petra @Ovorss]

"Joseph Heller's Catch-22 in which Milo Minderbinder"

[Esmaeil Baqaei @IRIMFA_SPOX]

“To the victor belong the spoils,” the U.S. President has declared. “We’re taking a lot of oil from Venezuela—billions and billions of barrels of oil… And we’re doing the same in the Islamic Republic of Iran", he has added.

One cannot help but think of Joseph Heller’s Catch-22, in which Milo Minderbinder, an opportunist profiteer, turns war into a profit-making venture. The Novel portrays an absurd world where 'war' and 'profit-making' become so deeply entangled that one can see folks are fighting for their own selfish financial interests rather than for their country.

The U.S. President appears to be lifting that same logic straight out of the world of fiction and place it at the heart of American foreign policy.

Regarding Iran, he says they'll do the same as they allegedly did in Venezuela. There’s just one small problem, though; before you claim the 'spoils of war', you actually have to win the war—not get stuck in a strait, fall short of your stated (malign) objectives, run low on weapons, and lose credibility along the way.

So far, the “spoils of Iran” amount to nothing more than a paper trophy for a victory that shows no sign of materializing.

Milo at least knew how to make profit out of war؛ these people are busy dividing the spoils in front of the cameras before they’ve even laid hands on them.

[petra @Ovorss]

your point does hold weight but the problem is that saudia and pakistan both functions under colonial grip, turkey isn't a very different case, so joining such alliance fundamentally questions tehran's posturing in the region. these countries that has formed the alliance of nothing stem from the colonial extension of british Raj and later on american colonial grip.
do you think iran can get something considerable out of these countries against US-led western bloc? a bit no, they are the lackyes

[petra @Ovorss]

Alliance lacks the political will and capital to act in any form or shape, it's another diplomatic layering over the existing saudi-pakistan alliance.
The alliance of losers and butchers (ALB).

The regional balance is moving forward in tehran's favour and the ALB pose no real threat to alter the course of events. Ankara is dependent on western technology, pakistan is a bankrupt country surviving on monthly loans, saudia has it own fiscal pressure, it has no money to put in any serious political move, it has to borrow money.

Another diplomatic layer over the existing one won't bring region wise security deterrence that can withstand regional escalation
The paper aggrements can't form genuine regional security architecture, it needs in house political correctness and decades long policy to forge any serious political outcomes.

See to tehran, america must leave this region sooner or later, the miscalculation has its price to pay

[petra @Ovorss]

@MENAUnleashed saying the right thing for the first time

[petra @Ovorss]

i disagree with the idea that it would alter the regional balance that's moving forward in Tehran's favour , cause this present agreement lacks political will, capital and diplomatic posturing in any form or shape, i see this agreement as more like a diplomatic signalling that further strengthens the already present Pakistan-Saudi agreement.
tehran comes as the hegemon of this region and remains the linch pin of all the economic activities and military activities going forward in the region.
I don't think Pakistan and Saudia can pull any meaningful leverage over tehran, but Ankara does.
This present aggrement has no sharp arc against tehran, but to protect the kingdom in a potential regional crisis

[petra @Ovorss]

وہ ہندوستانی مغل جو امیر تیمور اور چنگیز خان کی اولادوں میں سے رہے جنہوں نے وسطی ایشیاء، منگولیا اور روس تک، ہندوستان میں ملتان لاہور دہلی اور مغربی ایشیا میں انقرہ و شام، آرمینا، آذربائجان، ایران تک کے علاقوں پر حکومت کی وہ آج اِس چھوٹے سے پاکستان پر راضی ہیں, اور اُن سے آج کشمیر و گلگت اور بلوچستان کے علاقے سنبھالنا مشکل ہوگیا ہے

سلطنتِ شاہ عالَم, اَز دہلی تا پالَم

[petra @Ovorss]

how heinous people look after getting married, like you look bloated fo🤢

[petra @Ovorss]

reading the book for the past two hours and just got to know im reading the wrong book

[petra @Ovorss]

the new inevitably replaces the old, cause the old refuses to change with the given economical, social and political needs

US and the collective west brought the machine age and earned significant fortune, but the overwhelming inflation and rigidity forced other nations to industrialise local communities for cheaper goods, eventually losing the grip or you can say leverage over foreign lands

those who transform the means of production inevitably become the driving force in economic, social and political spheres, this is the driving catalyst of the past two decades of how china came to rule the world cause it transformed the means of production as quickly as possible and cheaper, in other way, speed & the ability to absorb does hold power

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@duushayy its been ages eating samosa, i think i should eat

[petra @Ovorss]

@clashreport 100% (100% lying)

[petra @Ovorss]

@Wonderer_00 @muntazireimam84 "twitter historian"
as if you know from where people belong, very bold of you, les just wait and i would see how much academic you are, i would how much arabic you can understand, cause ts the least we can expect from an academic person

[petra @Ovorss]

shia community in pakistan, not everyone but majority are the hand made product of CIA, they were made under complete state surveillance & power corridors since the birth of this country, this is not about sectarianism, it's about the power structure made under the womb of british colonial outreach since 47
this isn't the shia that we see in iran, rather they hate iranian shiism, they [pakistani] inherit the remnants of safavid's shiism that had taken root in Persia during Nasir ud din Humayun's time

[ًs @saki2real]

Living in a shia community has made me the worlds first shiaphobic shia

[petra @Ovorss]

@Wonderer_00 @muntazireimam84 are you scared that you would be challenged?

[petra @Ovorss]

@Normsky8 @OSPSF dumb a$$hole, you get peanuts and they get everything

[petra @Ovorss]

@Rottedbraine maddy jee aap twitter pr trends bhi chlane lag gai hein ab

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@Wonderer_00 @muntazireimam84 wait lad, lemme just get free, i would show you from the book, don't worry

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@Wonderer_00 @muntazireimam84 so would you like to tell what akbar did? you must know it, you just said