Mohd Fathuddin

Tweets are my own

[Trung Phan @TrungTPhan]

thank you, legend

[memes.xlsx @ExcelHumor]

if you start in A1, don’t worry about Hantavirus

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

Happy 100th birthday to the stylish Sir David Attenborough

[NASA @NASA]

@alltooriah Tell your cat the Artemis II crew said pspsps

[Based Chesed @DW_justice1]

Im at the malaysia biggest tech store. Lowyat

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

Gaze on this and fucking weep

[𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤 @SprinterPress]

A Japanese user posted a picture of "Mikael Mirdoraghi," who was martyred by the US at Minab Elementary School, writing:

"Glasses with a strap so they don't get lost. A water bottle with a picture of a hedgehog. A third-grade student, undoubtedly raised with great love, waving goodbye to his mother as he leaves home, just before his short life is ended by a bombing campaign led by Trump and Netanyahu. This is a photo that breaks my heart every time I see it in the past few days

[Nasrullah 🇵🇸 @mnasrullah00]

Semoga Allah selamatkan kaum muslimin, wanita-wanita dan kanak-kanak yang tidak berdosa di Iran 🇮🇷 dan negara-negara kaum muslimin yang lain 🇸🇦🇶🇦🇰🇼🇧🇭🇦🇪🇮🇶.

اللهم آمين

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

Ramadan Kareem to all those observing around the world.

The United family wishes you a peaceful and blessed holy month ❤️☪️

مانشستر يونايتد يهنئكم بحلول شهر رمضان المبارك 🌙

كل عام وأنتم بخير 🙏🏻

[Bitcoin Malaya @bitcoinmalaya]

Uncle Koon Yew Yin passed away today at 93

love him or hate him, with his passing, Bursa Malaysia loses one of its most colorful characters

> born 1933
> trained as a civil engineer in UK
> worked at JKR
> co-founded Mudajaya, Gamuda (sold)
> co-founded IJM by merging IGB + Jurutama + Mudajaya
> ventured into HK finance 1980s
> became Super Investor after retired 2000s
> gained fame with his market prediction and bold political takes
> become a glove bull during pandemic

RIP Uncle Koon

[Fedtri Yahya @fedtriyahya]

Februari yang penuh warna buat Malaysia.
Vel Vel

Gong xi Gong xi

Nawaitu Sauma Ghadin 'An Adā'i Fardi Syahri Ramadhāna Hadzihis-sanati Lillāhi Ta'ālā.

[Mohd Fathuddin @fa2din]

@paultantk Favourite drink. This and Canada Dry ginger ale

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

Manchester United are back!

I know I know one swallow doesn’t make a summer and all that.

But let me explain.

First I have supported United for more that sixty years, a decision made by my father the day and hour that Denis Law was signed from Torino. As himself a Scotsman with blonde hair and a whippet like inside left instinct (10) I’m sure my dad thought he WAS Denis Law. And if you ever saw Law you’d know that would be something to be.

So I’ve followed many great United iterations and some not so great. I’ve been with Busby and Ferguson. I’ve been with, well let’s not spoil the mood.

Of course my fellow Scot Sir Alex Ferguson gave me decades of joy and so when my own sons came along I naturally decreed that they were reds. Obviously.

The problem was as my sons arrived Ferguson left. And everything turned to shit. Not entirely- there have been moments- but overwhelmingly I have never shaken the suspicion that my sons must hate that from childhood I had decked them out in the colours of a club that so regularly reduced them to tears, of disappointment or worse of boredom.

Until last night.

As I hugged my eldest in a Dive Bar in Hong Kong while United’s goals flew in his face was wet with tears of joy as was the face of my youngest thousands of miles away. My youngest by the way had just helped his side defeat the historic Third Lanark 3-1, with a goal an assist plus hitting the post and the cross bar!

It wasn’t that we’d slaughtered City 2-0. That we’d had the ball in the net SIX times and twice hit the woodwork. That Amad on a run thrills like Georgie Best. That Casemiro strolled like a King. That Martinez so frustrated Haaland he got hooked. Or that Bruno Fernandes will one day have a statue outside Old Trafford. That Harry Maguire bloodied and bruised defended like he was a VC winner at Rorke’s Drift. It was something deeper than these transitory things.

It was that this had been football played The United Way.

Fast courageous flowing filled with élan. This was football as a thing of joy. This was how Best Law and Charlton filled a United shirt. This was how Cantona made us ooo and aaa. How Roy Keane made us unbeatable. How Giggs and Ronaldo twisted their opponents blood. This was our DNA. We thought it was extinct. But we are back.

George Galloway
Hong Kong

#manchesterunited

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

The bombs will stop.

The siege will break.

The healing will begin.

Gaza will breathe again.

And Palestine will be free.

Within our lifetime, Insha’Allah.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Listen carefully.

You say this is "Jewish land for 3,500 years."

But history is not a property deed.

If age alone gave ownership, the Canaanites would rise from the soil and evict you tomorrow.

If conquest gave legitimacy, Rome would still rule Jerusalem.

If scripture was a land title, every empire in history would resurrect to reclaim what it once held.

But history moves forward.

It does not sign contracts for eternity.

You call Canada, the UK, and Australia "weak and naïve."

But tell me, who created your state?

It was London that drafted the Balfour Declaration.

It was Washington that armed and funded you.

It was the UN that forced a partition on Palestine without its people’s consent.

You did not rise alone from the ashes.

You were delivered on the back of empire.

So spare us the courage talk.

You’ve been carried on another man’s shoulders since birth.

You say Palestine is a "Trojan horse for jihad."

No.

Palestine is the homeland of a people who were expelled, massacred, and erased from maps.

The refugee camps are not jihad.

The key around an old woman’s neck is not jihad.

The olive trees bulldozed in the West Bank are not jihad.

They are memory.

They are history.

They are lives interrupted by the myth you call sovereignty.

You say "Israel will never retreat."

But empires always say that, right before they fall.

France said it in Algeria.

Britain said it in India.

America said it in Vietnam.

History has never once been impressed by the boasts of occupiers.

"One state. One people. One land."

Yes, that is the dream of every settler colony, from South Africa to Rhodesia to French Indochina.

And every one of them believed it was eternal.

Every one of them said "we are here forever."

And every one of them fell.

Not because they were weak.

But because the people they tried to erase refused to vanish.

So keep chanting your slogans.

But remember: it is not the occupier who decides forever.

It is the land.

It is the people.

And both still speak the name you are trying to silence.

Palestine.

[Z 💎🇲🇾 @theone_xyz]

Silver medals for Malaysia by Pearthin 🍀✨

Pearly Tan/Thinaah Muralitharan 🇲🇾 lost to the world no. 1, Liu Sheng Shu/Tan Ning 🇨🇳 after showcasing quite a fight.

14-21
22-20
17-21

Defeated by the best, chin up PearThin, because you've already created history like never before. Kalah melawan 🫡

*Also by being the first ever WD 🇲🇾 to get the medals & be in the final of the #BWFWorldChampionships. Congrats girls! Another Independence Day gift, yeah🔥

#BWC2025

[Z 💎🇲🇾 @theone_xyz]

The greatest gift for Malaysia on its 68th Independence Day by ChenToh ✨

Blood sweat tears, all paid off.

Congrats Chen Tang Jie & Toh Ee Wei of Malaysia! First ever 🇲🇾 Mixed Doubles champions

#BWC2025 #BWFWorldChampionships

[j 🍉 🐞⏳ @grwingsdeways]

hans zimmer speaking out in support of palestine 🇵🇸

[Fan Ms Rachel At Songs @msrachelforlitt]

#LetAidIntoGaza 💔

[José Morgado @josemorgado]

EPIC AND HISTORIC!

Carlos Alcaraz comes back from two sets down for the 1st time, in a Slam final and against his biggest rival.

Beats Jannik Sinner 4-6, 6-7(4), 6-4, 7-6(3), 7-6(10-2) in 5h30.

Saved 3 MPs.

Back to back #RolandGarros titles
5th Grand slam title

22yo.