🇮🇱 Why was the Netanyahu parody account banned?
I can't remember any other parody account getting banned.
So why this one?
Who exactly ordered for this to happen?
Daniel Haqiqatjou slandered the following scholars/sheikhs:
- Saleh Al Fawzan
- Saleh Al Suhaymi
- Abdul Razzaq Al Badr
- Sulaiman Al Ruhayli
- Rabee Al Madkhali
- Falah Mundakar
calling them “paid” agents, and that they are working to destroy Islam by cooperating with governments. (There is absolutely no evidence to these lies)
Then, I guess according to Daniel; scholars like Ibn Baz, Ibn Uthaymeen, Saleh Al Sheikh, Abdul Aziz Al Sheikh, and all the scholars who are on the same Manhaj are also paid agents(!) because they all had/have government jobs in courts or in the Islamic Affairs. And they all taught us to refrain from criticizing governments & rulers publicly.
The truth is, Daniel is a degenerate, lying Mubtadi who’s calling to divide the Ummah and disconnect the youth from the scholars.
He has no knowledge of basic Islamic principles (or manners), he is conning the Muslim youth & making them believe that he is the brave, know-it-all knight in shinning armor who will save the Ummah from the evil
governments from his home in Texas; through his useless memes, childish debates, and conspiracy theories. By Allah, when did you ever see any scholar or a student of knowledge give dawah in such a manner?!
To the compassionate du’at who have associated/cooperated with him in the past, when are you going to denounce his filth, and disassociate from him?
I’m gonna ask a question and I want you all to be honest, if Israel:
Bulldozed your home
Kicked you out of your home
Stolen your rich agricultural land
Stripped you of your rights
Treat you worse than animals
Imposed an “apartheid regime” on you
Detained you without any reason/explanation
Evaded your privacy
Allowed settlers to beat you up and/or kill you
Put your children in cages and beaten them
Force you into starvation and malnutrition
Kept you apart from your family/friends
Give you poisoned water
Turned off your electricity
Have you freezing to death in winter
Stopped getting urgent medical treatment
I mean I could go on and on and that’s not even getting to the fucking bombing and merciless killings.
Would you want peace, would you accept what they offer?? Or would you feel eternal hatred and fight to your end whatever that may be, I’m sure most of us would resist!
You see, not enough people are trying to see things from the Palestinians perspective! Open your eyes, rant over!
#FreePalestine 🇵🇸💔
Elon Musk is @elonmusk. He is not your ally nor savior.
Many Muslims are upset at his recent comments, but what did we actually expect from him?
Is he governed by Islam? Is he governed by principles and morals?
He is a businessman and investor. However, this does not qualify him to solve the humanitarian disaster in Gaza nor validate his opinions.
This mentality is one of the underlying reasons for our current predicament and weakness. As a nation we are constantly raising and idolizing unfit and unqualified individuals, then when they are proven to be unworthy we swiftly drop them, causing more confusion and desperation among an already vulnerable audience.
The same was done with Jordan Peterson, Lebron James, and others.
What did Allah say about those amazed by the wealth of Qarun (Al-Qasas: 79-83)? This mindset has been spoken about in the Quran, but do we read the Book of Allah?
Instead of attaching prestige and importance to the opinions and views of our senior scholars, Muslim influencers have us racing to listen to teenage celebrities, rappers, athletes, billionaires and political commentators.
The Prophet ﷺ spoke about a time when the masses will take the unlearned as their leaders:
“They will be asked questions, and thus give rulings without knowledge. They will go astray and lead others astray.” Bukhari and Muslim
There is a verse in the Quran to help us navigate during turbulent times:
“And when there comes to them information about security or fear, they publicize it. Had they referred it back to the Messenger or to those in authority among them, then the proper investigators would have (correctly) understood it. Had it not been for the Grace of Allah upon you and His Mercy, you would have followed Satan, except for a few.” (Al-Nisa: 83)
When we ignore these directives in our fervent desire to aid the weak and oppressed, we will potentially follow the footsteps of the Devil, and have ourselves and our listeners running around like headless chickens.
We all need to learn, read, understand and ponder upon the Quran more, and apply it both in our lives and to the current dilemmas facing us and our nation.
Owen Jones confirms after attending @Israel’s official screening of the events of October 7th that:
• No proof of beheaded babies.
• No proof of Hamas killing children.
• No proof of rape.
• No proof of beheading humans alive.
• Hamas asked Israeli partygoers if they were soldiers or civilians.
The 43 minute screening was Israel’s handpicked footage to convince the world that the ongoing collective punishment and genocide of Palestinians in Gaza is justified.
Owen’s request for footage to be handed over to experts to be independently verified is a reasonable and standard journalistic request.
@JoeBiden Israel doesn't want a ceasefire because that would be to admit defeat against Palestine. They are desperate to continue their genocidal killing spree.
Two teenagers and a man have been found guilty of killing a father with an array of machetes and zombie knives as he left a KFC drive-thru with his son.
War Is Not Abstracted Anymore
Pentagon contractor Elon Musk and war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu had a conversation that they broadcast on Twitter during Musk’s apology pilgrimage to Israel in a desperate bid to salvage his public image amid costly accusations of antisemitism.
The “conversation” was really more of a monologue, with the Israeli leader droning on in his conspicuously American accent while Musk meekly agreed with him on every point. During his lecture, Bibi said something worth highlighting while complaining about the worldwide pro-Palestine protests that have been underway since the beginning of Israel’s ongoing Gaza massacre.
“We have mass demonstrations,” Netanyahu said at around the 15:55 mark. “Where were these demonstrations when over a million Arabs and Muslims were killed in Syria, in Yemen, many of them starving to death, those who didn’t die in explosions. Where were the demonstrations in London? In Paris? In San Francisco? In Washington? Where are they?”
“The answer is they don’t care about the Palestinians, they hate Israel,” Netanyahu said. “And they hate Israel because they hate America.”
You hear this “where were the protests over Yemen and Syria?” talking point over and over again from Israel apologists, the argument essentially being that because few people protested the mass killings in those countries then Israel should get to do a little genocide of its own, as a treat.
This talking point is stupid for a few reasons, including the way it tends to avoid the inconvenient fact that the bloodshed in both Yemen and Syria was facilitated by US interventionism, just like the bloodshed in Gaza is. The civil war in Syria was only able to occur because the western alliance and its regional partners flooded the nation with weapons given to extremist factions in the hope of toppling Damascus, and Saudi Arabia’s war crimes in Yemen were fully backed by the US and its allies.
The talking point is also stupid because there are many entirely legitimate reasons the Gaza massacre is getting special attention. In a recent New York Times article titled “Gaza Civilians, Under Israeli Barrage, Are Being Killed at Historic Pace,” Lauren Leatherby explains that Israel’s actions in Gaza are actually quite different from other conflicts this century, killing far more civilians far more rapidly than the wars in places like Syria and Ukraine. Last week the UN’s emergency relief coordinator Martin Griffiths said during a CNN interview that Gaza is the worst humanitarian crisis he’s ever seen, even worse than the Killing Fields in Cambodia. This conflict is being treated differently because it is different.
Another reason this specific bombing campaign is getting so much more public backlash than others is because the pro-Palestine movement has had generations to build, whereas when the west lays waste to a country using military explosives it’s normally a fast ordeal which moves from manufacturing consent to execution very quickly. By the time people figure out they were lied to about the justifications for a depraved war the empire is usually two or three new wars down the track. The Israel-Palestine issue has been just sitting there for decades, so there’s been time to accumulate popular opposition. Once someone learns about the realities of the Palestinian plight they very seldom abandon their support for it, so every newly-opened pair of eyes stays open on this issue for a lifetime.
But perhaps the dumbest thing about this talking point is the fact that it ultimately works against the agendas of the people saying it. Israel apologists keep asking “Where were the protests over Yemen and Syria,” and gradually the millions of people who are beginning to wake up to the criminality of the US-centralized power alliance as a result of the Gaza massacre are going to start asking themselves the same question.
Because the assault on Gaza is so uniquely horrific and is being broadcast onto people’s social media feeds in real time, millions of people around the world are being snapped out of the propaganda-induced coma that has had them consenting to evil war after evil war over the years. People are starting to realize they’ve been deceived about the Israel-Palestine conflict, and they’re starting to wonder what else they’ve been deceived about. Keep asking them “Where were the protests over Yemen and Syria,” and eventually they’re going to start researching those conflicts and learning about their own government’s role in them, and from there it’s only a matter of time before they start asking, “Hey yeah! Where WERE the protests over Yemen and Syria??”
In a new article for The Guardian titled “The war in Gaza has been an intense lesson in western hypocrisy. It won’t be forgotten,” Nesrine Malik writes that “for the first time that I can think of, western powers are unable to credibly pretend that there is some global system of rules that they uphold. They seem to simply say: there are exceptions, and that’s just the way it is. No, it can’t be explained and yes, it will carry on until it doesn’t at some point, which seems to be when Israeli authorities feel like it.”
“Part of that inability to reach for convincing narratives about why so many innocent people must die is that events escalated so quickly,” Malik adds. “There was no time to set the pace of the attacks on Gaza, prepare justifications and hope that eventually, when it was all over, time and short attention spans would cover up the toll. Gaza has been a uniquely, inconveniently, intense conflict… The area is so densely populated that the toll of civilians is too high, and evidence for having undermined Hamas’s capabilities, the only possible justification for the casualties, is too low.”
This is the sort of political moment in which newly-formed critics of the western war machine are being asked to think carefully about why there hasn’t been a robust resistance to their governments’ other criminal actions. Which looks like a nightmare waiting to happen for the propagandists whose job is to manufacture consent for depraved acts of war.
One thing the empire is about to realize is that the western public has lost all its appetite for war. All the careful sanitising, video-gamifying and propagandizing that has been put in place since Vietnam in order to build a platform of consent for “humanitarian” wars has cratered into nothing over the course of mere weeks.
You can’t have an up close and personal relationship with the reality of bombs and all the things they do to human flesh and then go back to the way you were ever again. Millions of western eyes have been changed forever.
“War” is not abstracted any more.
🇵🇸🇮🇱 A Palestinian gym trainer explains why he joined Al-Qassam.
“The thing that affected me the most was when a close friend of mine was martyred — his death affected me.”
Stop whining.
You don't get to invade and occupy Palestine.
Massacre tens of thousands of Muslims.
Displace 750,000 Palestinians.
Decapitate our sons.
Rape our daughters.
Mutilate our bodies.
Take our family members as prisoners.
And then think there won't be a price to pay....
This isn't 1948 or 1967.
Churches are empty: blame Muslims and migrants.
Single parent households soaring: blame Muslims and migrants.
Divorce rates soaring: blame Muslims and migrants.
Substance abuse soaring: blame Muslims and migrants.
Teenage pregnancies soaring: blame Muslims and migrants.
Not enough jobs: blame Muslims and migrants.
Not enough kids: blame Muslims and migrants.
How about becoming Muslim, perhaps all the above might change? 😊