Yahya

surkh gulaban de mausam vich phulan de rang kalay

[Yahya @__erebus]

@thelahorewala @MuradRaasMR Inki total contribution Lahore ki taraqi mai was naming a road after his father

[z @zesqyb]

Hind Rajab would have been 8 years old today.

[State of Palestine @Palestine_UN]

This was Hind Rajab on her 5th birthday.

Today would have been her 8th birthday.

📷 Wesam Hamada

[محمدباقر قالیباف | MB Ghalibaf @mb_ghalibaf]

همراهان من در این پرواز
#Minab168

[𝓢𝓮𝓱𝓻𝓲𝓼𝓱 @itsmeSehrish]

JD Vance after hearing the American accent of Islamabaddies

[z. @crashncode]

"optp closes in 4 minutes"

[Iran Embassy SA @IraninSA]

The regime change happened successfully.

MAGA😀

[Shakoor Afridi @Shakoor_Apriday]

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Pakistan’s lobbying firm Squire Patton Boggs (FARA-registered) pitched the US State Dept in May 2025: deeper counter-terrorism ties, including helping retrieve US weapons left in Afghanistan now being used to destabilize Pakistan.

https://t.co/sIydYCfpcT

[Yahya @__erebus]

Ratioed!!!

[Ayesha Siddiqa @iamthedrifter]

Mr Gill I wish you had kept notes too to remind yourself when you interviewed me for your pathetic YouTube channel & spoke about army’s extraction in Baluchistan and how corrupt they were. Then u had some personal property issue with the army. I don’t have business issues with the army just a scholar whose business it is to keep notes & not be intellectually or financially corrupt which is your case. U left the country after corruption allegations or is it too much for a phupho to remember?

[Ayesha Siddiqa @iamthedrifter]

Mr Gill I wish you had kept notes too to remind yourself when you interviewed me for your pathetic YouTube channel & spoke about army’s extraction in Baluchistan and how corrupt they were. Then u had some personal property issue with the army. I don’t have business issues with the army just a scholar whose business it is to keep notes & not be intellectually or financially corrupt which is your case. U left the country after corruption allegations or is it too much for a phupho to remember?

[Red Unionist 📕 @redunionism]

“We need to create sober, patient people, who do not despair in the face of the worst horror and who do not get excited about every little thing”

— Antonio Gramsci

[Sahand @sahandy89]

You can't play "game theory" with people who believe they win if they die.

[Omar @omar_dddg]

The fact the Middle East has to pay an entire century of instability and intermittent war because the Europeans decided to genocide their Jewish population is insane.

[Steve Sweeney @SweeneySteve]

They’re being chewed up by Iran and having their arses handed to them on a plate here in Lebanon. But they are escalating attacks on civilians and have forcibly displaced 1 million people - some 20 percent of the population - in what could be an ethnic cleansing operation on a scale larger than the Nakba. Make no mistake, if it wasn’t for the resistance then the I$raeli flag would already have been hoisted over Beirut and they won’t stop there. This is the Greater I$rael project in action.

[Calla @CallaWalsh]

“I think it is a good idea for us all to drop everything and devote our lives to making this stop.”

[Gaza's Creative Allies @GazaAllies]

"To be a revolutionary is to be a dreamer who acts."

Ghassan Kanafani

[Ali Usman Qasmi @AU_Qasmi]

For decades, Pakistan’s policy towards Afghanistan has been shaped by military strategists who have thumped their chests over their “successes”: from the jihad against the Soviet Union, to the killing of Afghan nationalists and their replacement by Islamists in the 1990s, to backing the “good Taliban” as a strategic hedge against an India-friendly regime in Kabul. They told the Americans they could not control militants crossing into Afghanistan to fight the occupation because the border was porous and unmanned. They celebrated the Taliban’s “anti-imperialist” triumph, which also conveniently ended the myth of the dozen Indian consulates supposedly fomenting terrorism in Pashtun and Baloch territory. Yet the “Afghan problem” persists. If anything, violence has increased manifold since their return. And now our grand strategists are selling us another masterstroke: deport Afghans and bomb their country to pulp. Like every previous strategy, designed solely by “them,” this too is meant to deliver perpetual peace. There is, of course, no historical sensibility and no accountability for what these policymakers have produced over the past fifty years.

[Abdullah Abbas Baluch @AbdulahAbbass]

Bombing schools and hospitals is a war crime, whether in a U.S.–Israel attack on a school in Minab or in a Pakistani strike in Afghanistan. There is no justification whatsoever.

[Sousuke Sagara stan acc @pakistansagara]

What concerns me isn't Pakistan taking on the Afgh Talib, they have it coming, it's the sheer bloodthirst I see from ordinary people for innocent Afghan lives.

Is it that hard to just say we fucked up?