Afaq Ali Shah

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@Lowkey0nline The Kiffness and Mukjhate Yashra can get yet another viral music composition using this man's rhythmic scolding.

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@high_hopeful Hear it after fasting.

[Eric Moutsos @realericmoutsos]

Is your algorithm getting blasted with 🇮🇷propaganda right now? Also, make sure to watch until the end of this video.

[Parwiz Hamidi _🇵🇸 @Palestine001_]

Dr. Tanya Haj-Hassan, a volunteer who went to Gaza:

“I held a lifeless child in my arms—there was no equipment to save him. This isn’t a war, it’s a massacre of innocents.”

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@Nermeenalswaisi .

[Robert Martin 🇵🇸 @Robert_Martin72]

I’m sick of everything being pinned on October 7 and of the endless excuses and blame placed on Palestinians. This is a video I made years before October 7, yet people still act shocked that it happened. What occurred was not sudden or random — it was the result of long-standing injustice. The responsibility lies with governments and mainstream media that ignored the reality on the ground, not with a people who have been denied their basic rights for decades.

The government and the mainstream media must now do the right thing. They bear responsibility for what has unfolded, and they must hold Israel to account, confront colonial injustice, and stand for justice, dignity, and freedom for the Palestinian people.

[Dr. Israr Ahmad Official @DrIsrarOfficial]

علماء حق اور علماء سوء کی نشانیاں ۔ ڈاکٹر اسرار احمد رحمہ اللہ کی گفتگو کا اہم حصہ

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

Whose actions most changed the course of human history.

1. Muhammad
2. Isaac Newton
3. Jesus
4. Gautama Buddha
5. Confucius
6. Paul the Apostle
7. Cai Lun
8. Johannes Gutenberg
9. Christopher Columbus
10. Albert Einstein
11. Louis Pasteur
12. Galileo Galilei
13. Aristotle
14. Euclid
15. Moses
16. Charles Darwin
17. Shih Huang Ti
18. Augustus Caesar
19. Nicolaus Copernicus
20. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
21. Constantine the Great
22. James Watt
23. Michael Faraday
24. James Clerk Maxwell
25. Martin Luther
26. George Washington
27. Karl Marx
28. Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright
29. Genghis Khan
30. Adam Smith
31. Edward de Vere (better known as
"William Shakespeare")
32. John Dalton
33. Alexander the Great
34. Napoleon Bonaparte
35. Thomas Edison
36. Antony van Leeuwenhoek
37. William T. G. Morton
38. Guglielmo Marconi
39. Adolf Hitler
40. Plato
41. Oliver Cromwell
42. Alexander Graham Bell
43. Alexander Fleming
44. John Locke
45. LudWig van Beethoven
46. Werner Heisenberg
47. Louis Daguerre
48. Simon Bolivar
49. Rene Descartes
50. Michelangelo
51. Pope V rban II
52. 'Umar ibn al-Khattab
53. Asoka
54. St. Augustine
55. William Harvey
56. Ernest Rutherford
57. John Calvin
58. Gregor Mendel
59. Max Planck
60. Joseph Lister
61. Nikolaus August Otto
62. Francisco Pizarro
63. Hernando Cortes
64. Thomas Jefferson
65. Queen Isabella I
66. Joseph Stalin
67. Julius Caesar
68. William the Conqueror
69. Sigmund Freud
70. Edward Jenner
71. William Conrad Rontgen
72. Johann Sebastian Bach
73. Lao Tzu
74. Voltaire
75. Johannes Kepler
76. Enrico Fermi
77. Leonhard Euler
78. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
79. Niccolo Machiavelli
80. Thomas Malthus
81. John F. Kennedy
82. Gregory Pincus
83. Mani
84. Lenin
85. Sui Wen Ti
86. Vasco da Gama
87. Cyrus the Great
88. Peter the Great
89. Mao Zedong
90. Francis Bacon
91. Henry Ford
92. Mencius
93. Zoroaster
94. Queen Elizabeth I
95. Mikhail Gorbachev
96. Menes
97. Charlemagne
98. Homer
99. Justinian I
100. Mahavira

According to The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History (Book), the American author Michael H. Hart

Note: Hart was not attempting to rank on "greatness" as a criterion, but rather whose actions most changed the course of human history.

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@ImranRiazKhan 1

[Alamgir Khan @AKFixit]

انتہائی افسوس ہے!
میڈیا پر کراچی کی دھاندلی پر کوئی بات نہیں ہورہی
اکثر تجزیہ نگار کا تعلق کراچی سے ہے، اسکے باوجود کراچی کی دھاندلی پر بات نہیں کررہے

#RespectMandate #PTIWon #KARACHI

[Michael Kugelman @MichaelKugelman]

The State Department condemns violence & restrictions on freedoms in Pakistan's election. Expresses concern "about allegations of interference." Calls for investigation. Relatively mild statement, considering the great scale of the rigging that went down. https://t.co/tjw5kMnMZO

[Rep. Ilhan Omar @Ilhan]

I am deeply troubled by reports of interference in this week's election in Pakistan. The legitimacy of any incoming government rests on fair elections, free of manipulation, intimidation, or fraud. The Pakistani people deserve nothing less than a transparent democratic process and true representative government.

I call on the State Department to refrain from recognizing the results until credible, independent investigations have been conducted into the numerous allegations of misconduct.

[Rep. Susan Wild (Archived) @RepSusanWild]

I echo the @StateDept call for a full investigation of election interference and fraud in Pakistan. Now is the time for the international community to stand on the side of the people of Pakistan. We cannot recognize a new government until it is clear that democracy has prevailed.

[Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 🇺🇸 @RepBrianFitz]

I am continuing to monitor the election in Pakistan and in particular any findings made by independent election observers regarding reports of interference or harassment occurring at the polls. The U.S. must remain committed to ensuring that all our partners uphold the democratic principles we share, including the right of the people to vote in free and fair elections.

[David Cameron @David_Cameron]

We recognise serious concerns over the fairness and lack of inclusivity of Pakistan’s elections.

Authorities must uphold fundamental human rights including free access to information and the rule of law.

I applaud all who voted.

https://t.co/15U4EcmRjK

[Sheila Jackson Lee @JacksonLeeTX18]

This is an important moment in history to ensure that the people of Pakistan are heard in their national elections. It is also important that the election observers and the allies of Pakistan are allowed to ensure election integrity;

[Rep. John James @RepJames]

I’ve supported legislation in the House with both my Republican and Democrat friends expressing support for democracy and human rights in Pakistan.

Following Pakistan’s general elections yesterday there have been reports of interference and harassment at the polls...

[International Human Rights Foundation @IHRF_English]

#Pakistan🇵🇰 “Respect the Asian tiger”, an opinion piece by Jaume d’Urgell (@JaumedUrgell), Secretary-General of the International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF).

RESPECT THE ASIAN TIGER
Jaume d'Urgell, IHRF's Sec-Gen

In the pursuit of a harmonious future, I earnestly advocate for a Pakistan where democratic principles flourish, the military upholds the sovereign will of its citizens, and the nation moves together towards a prosperous horizon, ensuring a dignified and promising future for all its people.

is with a deep sense of urgency and concern that I address the international community about the grave situation unfolding in Pakistan. The ousting of Prime Minister Imran Khan by the country's military, in clear defiance of the democratic will of the Pakistani people expressed through the ballot box, is an appalling violation of democratic principles and human rights. This act of overthrow, allegedly at the behest of the United States government because of opposition to Khan's policy of maintaining neutrality in the NATO-Russia conflict in Ukraine, is a blatant interference in Pakistan's sovereign affairs and an affront to the principles of self-determination and democratic governance.

In the aftermath of this upheaval, there has been a worrying escalation of authoritarian measures by the Pakistani military establishment, including censorship, exile, illegal arrests and the appalling targeting of journalists such as Arshad Sharif, culminating in acts of violence and suppression of political dissent. The filing of numerous baseless cases, the attack on former Prime Minister Imran Khan, the harassment of PTI party members and the outright manipulation of the electoral process are indicative of a deliberate strategy to undermine the judiciary, silence the opposition and erode the democratic fabric of the nation. Such actions not only jeopardise the integrity of Pakistan's democratic institutions, but also pose a significant threat to regional stability and peace.

The international community, particularly the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union, must reflect on the implications of their attitudes and policies towards Pakistan. The tacit acceptance or support of an emerging military dictatorship, at the risk of triggering civil conflict in a nuclear-armed state, raises profound questions about the commitment of these global actors to democratic values and human rights. The potential for such a situation to escalate into a wider regional or global crisis cannot be underestimated, and the costs, both human and geopolitical, would be catastrophic.

In the interests of peace, democracy, regional stability and the well-being of the Pakistani people, it is imperative that the international community, particularly those nations with significant influence in global affairs, reassess their approach to Pakistan. Respect for Pakistan's sovereignty, non-interference in its internal democratic processes and support for a peaceful and democratic resolution of the current crisis are essential. The future of Pakistan, and indeed the wider region, must be determined by the will of its people, free from external coercion or influence, in accordance with the principles of international law and human rights.◼️