Zidaan

[Zidaan @Zidaanthegreat]

Stay away from zina ,get married
@Zii_creates

[Peter Wright @Gynocentrism]

The *decline* in active relationship-seeking behavior is currently much higher among men than women.... dramatically so.

Below is the recent male disengagement trend (AKA voluntary decline in relationship-seeking) projected out to 2030.

[Sam Szuchan @szuchans]

The 27-story home of Mukesh Ambani in Mumbai, known as Antilia, stands on the site of a former orphanage.

The orphanage was a charitable organization established in 1892, and per its founding charter, its purpose was to care for and educate orphaned and poor boys belonging to the Khoja community, a small trading community in Mumbai.

By 2002, the charity owned around an acre of land on Altamount Road, one of the most expensive real estate locations in India.

In November that year, the charity sold this acre to a company controlled by Ambani for 21 crore rupees, or about $4.3 million. The real estate value of the plot at the time was no less than 200 crore rupees, or $41 million, according to an Indian publication called The Caravan. The sale price was around a tenth of the value The Caravan reported.

There was a problem. The orphanage was a religious charitable trust, and to sell its properties, it was required to seek approval in advance from the state regulatory board for charities. No such request was made to the board.

In 2004, the board issued a notice requiring an explanation. The charity fought it for a year before offering a settlement to the board.

In 2005, the board agreed to take 16 lakh rupees, about $36,000. Its members voted that the sale of the land had been necessary for the orphanage's mission, and the case was closed. This was the approval that allowed the tower to be built.

Ten years later, a state inquiry found that board members had committed misconduct for personal gain. In 2017, the board filed an affidavit in the Bombay High Court stating that the sale was illegal all along.

So the board charged with protecting land donated for charitable purposes is the board that handed it over. And for $36,000, it gave up land worth at least $41 million.

The land now accounts for most of the house's value. It cost about $77 million to build Antilia, but now it's worth an estimated $1 billion, and nearly all of that value is from the land, not the building.

The sale has never been reversed, and the land has never been ordered by a court to be returned to the charity. Land given to raise orphans is now under a $1 billion house, and the only people who were paid to object took $36,000 to stop.

[Sabeer Bhatia @sabeer]

Currimbhoy Ibrahim Khoja was a good man. I hope India remembers him with the respect, gratitude, and fondness he deserves.

[Charging… @RedPillSayian]

Tyler Oliveira investigates an all-Jewish community in Lakefront, Florida, and gets kicked out for trespassing 😳

“These roads are owned by us”

[Murtaza Hussain @MazMHussain]

Indian Air Force officer arrested after leaking confidential war plans to Pakistani operative posing as a woman online:

https://t.co/wG9CG2WPIa

[ओजस ⚖️ @Dilliwalanerd33]

The ISI was aware that iaf wing commander was going through separation... randomly their agent messaged asking for therapist for her own "mental disturbance going through separation" & a hook was generated...after that slowly in exchange of images Intel of military was shared..

[Sabeer Bhatia @sabeer]

The real question every person born on Indian soil must ask is this: Is the sale of some of the most prime real estate in India-land originally intended to benefit orphaned children-to build a billionaire’s residence morally defensible?

Forget legal technicalities for a moment. Does it pass the test of basic human morality?

[Srinivas Kodali @digitaldutta]

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act which will go through its phase two of enforcement from today penalises you for not disclosing your data to companies and government.

[The Indian Express @IndianExpress]

A simple favour of giving a mobile phone to a woman who wanted to call a friend seven years ago at a bus stand turned out to be a serious mistake for a 36-year-old construction worker in Karnataka after he was put behind bars for over two and a half years on charges of murdering the same woman.

But things took a twist after the very same woman — Manju N, accused of being murdered — returned alive on November 11 this year, exposing serious lapses in police investigation.

Read more: https://t.co/yqLRO9oIXA

[The Empire Files @EmpireFiles]

Israel just murdered a doctor featured in the film about Israel murdering doctors

[AF Post @AFpost]

White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is imposing new restrictions on lobbyist access, requiring staff to obtain prior approval from White House Counsel before holding policy-related meetings with registered lobbyists on White House grounds.

The directive comes just three days after Miller replaced Susie Wiles as chief of staff.

Follow: @AFpost

[Gaurav Sabnis @gauravsabnis]

What we call "civic sense" in India is just normal behavior in most other societies. There's no separate phrase for not littering or following traffic rules. It's just default setting.

Only in Brahminical India with birth based hierarchy is even basic behavior given a label.
3/3

[Vulpine @don_vulpine]

A Muslim majority colony in Kolkata has been without water for over 3 months . initially it made news but then it was normalized, &NOW entire North Kolkata is without wate . a British era pipe was burst & for over 3 days , North Kolkata is without water .

[Ariel Helwani @arielhelwani]

Dana White said at the press conference today that everyone involved in the brawl is still in jail. He is right. They are. The fact that even the victims attacked are still being detained and Usman’s manager has come out to apologize to the entire country of the UAE tells you how serious this is.

[Adv. M @RURALINDIA]

Because the law mandated deposit of Rs. 227 crores for wildlife conservation on a project costing Rs.5675 Crs, Adani misled the Forest Dept that the project cost was a paltry Rs.56.75 Crs.
Because, Maha Govt is Adani’s slave- it accepted.
1 honest Babu lodged complaint & exposed

[Has-bust ☪️ @HasbaraBuster1]

Feminists were able to push socially and civilizationally destructive norms, coz some man sitting in position of power let them do.
Be it father in household or higher ups in government

[Sumedha @TweetSumedha]

Dear Sir,
Your fact check of our story for @reporters_co is itself misleading and untruthful.

Here is rebuttal to all of your claims one by one:
(1/n)

[Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ @Pawankhera]

They would rather let seats remain vacant than subsidise them for students from modest economic backgrounds.

That’s how elitist the Indian education system is.

[Brotherhood @DiggingInTheDi1]

This is trivially easy to explain when you understand that feminism is a supremacy movement

Women only have one form of power over men - the ability to leverage their sexuality and decide who can have sex and who can't

The Korean 4B movement is simply that - "Give us this large list of what we want, at the expense of productive men, or we close our legs"

Women losing access to this eliminates all their power and naturally produces patriarchy. Every society on earth mandated female modesty in order to produce this, which ironically produces better environments for women because women don't actually know what they really want

Note which values are the top of the feminist hierarchy - the ability to be a whore, the ability to abort a low quality man's child, the ability to severely punish rapists (or men who don't commit after sex)

All of these undermine female sexual power

Societies collapse when this is permitted because patriarchy is the only system that channels women into pro-social behavior

[سلطان | Sultaan | सुल्तान @qureshi2_sultan]

How to frame Muslims Idea no 102