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CFO

[Altawwabeen💡 @Her3130]

Stalking is impermissible.

Constantly checking people's lives, digging into their affairs, and keeping tabs on what they're doing is not something a good Muslim would do.

“And do not spy on one another.”
-Qur’an 49:12

[New York Post @nypost]

Netanyahu Threatens to Expose ‘Truth’ About Mamdani After NYC Mayor Calls for Israel Leader’s Arrest https://t.co/weFSPs99Z2

[Margo Martin @MargoMartin47]

.@POTUS arrives to a multilateral meeting with the Gulf Cooperation Council

[Kiyan Sobhani @KiyanSo]

This team needs the old Mourinho. They need a ruthless leader, someone with a much lower tolerance of mediocrity. None of these problems of the last 2 years are going to get solved anything soon repeating the same things and being so gentle.

Nothing was right the second they came out in the 2nd half. These guys haven’t been up for a Derby at the Metropolitano in years. No urgency, no pride. No life. No leaders. Body language terrible. You’re facing a team that wants to rip your soul out. Show some balls.

Yes, Huijsen brain fart was the nail in the coffin but it wasn’t good 11 v 11 either, and Cucurella was marking 2-3 players by himself with Vinicius walking the entire time he was on the field and the tracking from Tchouameni / Fede being as poor as it was.

Any double pivot that doesn’t include Bernardo is going to be toasted in any big game. It has zero leadership, has no ability to escape pressure, and can't control the ball against a good midfield for more than 10 seconds.

I get that Trent has defensive struggles, but Dumfries has been shocking. Been disappointed with him so far.

You’ve committed to Vini-Mbappe again for the foreseeable future. They’re not compatible even when playing well, let alone Vinicius in this form. There are hungry players on the bench who can produce more at this stage.

My theory was that Mourinho was going to come in for the first couple months without wanting to disrupt things too much — to give some of these stars a chance / benefit of the doubt; and that maybe he’ll need to see it up close in a game of this magnitude. It’s time for those big decisions to come now.

[abs. @abx404]

Real Madrid has significant rebuilding ahead, which requires a tough decision or else we risk a poor season

[Ustadh AbdulRahman Hassan @UstAbdulrahman]

I’ve Been Holding This In for Years

[ABALIofAFRICA 𓋹 @AbaliAjiya]

We won. Get to work!

[abs. @abx404]

Dangote aims to safeguard himself from a corrupt government now or later, hence the IPO. Going after his refinery business could turn Nigerians against you

Those cabals that rendered the refineries in the country useless cannot oppose this particular one

[Richard @ricwe123]

Saudi Arabia is learning a lesson that money and American weapons could never erase: you cannot buy your way out of geography.

For years, Riyadh behaved as though its oil wealth and its alliance with Washington made it immune to the consequences of its regional policies.
It accumulated weapons, hosted foreign forces and poured billions into military adventures while treating Iran as an enemy to be contained.

Now the bill has arrived.

With the Strait of Hormuz effectively strangled and the kingdom’s vital East-West oil pipeline to the Red Sea disrupted, Saudi Arabia’s ability to move its most valuable commodity has been severely compromised.
The kingdom can possess some of the world’s largest oil reserves, but reserves sitting underground do not pay the bills.

Oil has to reach the market.

And suddenly, the country that imagined itself the dominant power of the Gulf may have to knock on Tehran’s door.

That is the bitter irony.
Iran, the state Saudi Arabia spent years trying to isolate and contain, now possesses enormous leverage over the regional environment in which Saudi Arabia must operate.
If Riyadh wants relief, it may have to negotiate with Tehran,and Tehran will not be doing favors out of charity.

Iran will demand a price.

It will demand political concessions. Security guarantees.
Changes in Saudi regional policy.
An end to support for hostile operations.

Whatever the final bargain looks like, one thing should be obvious: Saudi Arabia will be negotiating from weakness, not strength.

And what of the United States?

The American military presence has not prevented this strategic nightmare. Billions spent on weapons and decades of dependence on Washington have not abolished the vulnerability created by geography.
American bases cannot make the Strait of Hormuz disappear.
They cannot permanently protect every pipeline.
They cannot manufacture a stable regional order through military force.

So perhaps it is time for Riyadh to ask the question it has avoided for generations:

Why should Saudi Arabia continue hosting US military forces when those forces have failed to provide the strategic security they promised?

The answer should be a complete rethink.

Get rid of the permanent American military footprint.
Stop treating the Gulf as an arena for American-Iranian confrontation.
Stop imagining that endless weapons purchases constitute a foreign policy. And start negotiating directly with the countries that Saudi Arabia actually has to live beside.

Because Iran is not going away.
Iraq is not going away.
Yemen is not going away.
The Gulf is not going away.

Washington can send aircraft carriers.
It can deploy troops.
It can sell another hundred billion dollars of weapons.

But it cannot change the map.

Saudi Arabia's real security will ultimately have to come from diplomacy, regional arrangements and mutually understood limits,not from renting an American shield while antagonizing its neighbors.

The age of assuming that Washington will solve every Saudi security problem is over.

If Riyadh now has to negotiate with Tehran, it should negotiate seriously.

And if that means paying a steep price for years of strategic miscalculation, perhaps that is precisely the point.

Sometimes the price of avoiding diplomacy is eventually having to negotiate from your knees.

[abs. @abx404]

@Aishaah_Y 😂😂😂 ghadamitt

[Glo @itzgloglo_x]

Good cause I can’t stand being in the store😩

[Big Akh @Thoughtful1_]

“one day you will realize that you have been worrying too much, and Allah has planned everything for you better than what you have wished for.”

[abs. @abx404]

@Jake_ig ngl this monetisation will amount to sanitisation, let Elon stand on business

[M. F. @Seleff7]

“Evliliğin anlamlarından biri şudur:

Kusurlarını görebilecek birini seçersin, o da bunları kabul eder ve üzerini örter.”

[abs. @abx404]

god i should’ve fasted today :(

[Pablo 🎱 @supuypweza]

Bro.... you cannot repair a relationship with a woman who believes the problem is always your reaction never her behaviour.

[Mark Essien @markessien]

A person who is good at being lazy will always find someone willing to fund their laziness.

[• @Al__Quraan]

Allah is enough

[abs. @abx404]

in a world where Bellingham exists, no one can claim to be the best midfielder. his quality, leadership, and constant demand for more from himself set the standard for everyone around him

[abs. @abx404]

he can’t just stop scoring