A barber was once cutting a man's hair and the barber said: “I do not believe in the existence of God.”
The Muslim asked: “Why not?”
The barber said: “There is so much misery and chaos in the world. If God existed, this mess would not exist."
The Muslim said: "I also do not believe in barbers..."
The barber asked confused: “What do you mean?”
The Muslim said to the barber: “Do you see those men outside with long hair?”
The barber said: “Yes.”
The Muslim said: “If barbers existed, people with long and messy hair would not exist.”
The barber said: “We exist, but people do not come to us!“
The Muslim then said: “Exactly. God also exists, but people do not turn to God for guidance. That is why there are so many problems in the world."
There are millions of Lynnes across the UK.
Outside of the cesspit of hate that X is, there are many loving, caring and respectful Brits.
Wholesome and heartwarming to see.
UK food prices are on track to be 50 per cent higher by November than they were when the cost-of-living crisis began five years ago, according to new research from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit think tank.
Volatile oil and gas prices, synthetic fertiliser costs, and extreme weather pushed food bills up by an average of £605 over 2022 and 2023, with energy shocks accounting for £244 of the rise.
The only good thing about Trump - only thing! - is that he sometimes says what we all know to be true but don’t expect an American president to say, admit, out loud.
French President Emmanuel Macron said that the United States has undergone a 15-year strategic shift to prioritise domestic interests and China, regardless of the administration in power. Speaking in Athens, he said that recent US policies, such as the Inflation Reduction Act, demonstrate that European interests are no longer at the centre of the American agenda. While acknowledging that Donald Trump is often more explicit about this stance, Macron stressed that the underlying strategy remains consistent across different presidencies.
Instead of focusing on the behaviour or social media rhetoric of US leaders, Macron urged European nations to concentrate on building their own strategic autonomy. He described increasing European independence as his "obsession", calling for greater scale and speed in continental decision-making to guarantee self-reliance.
"Find yourself someone who looks at you the way Donald Trump looks at Zohran Mamdani."
It was both a privilege and lots of fun to introduce @NYCMayor Zohran Mamdani at Zeteo's 2nd birthday party in New York on Wednesday night.
Watch his brief and inspiring remarks to us below:
بحیرہ روم پر ڈوبتے سوج کا منظر۔۔۔
غزہ ہم آرہے ہیں۔۔
برسلز بلجیئم سے سسلی اٹلی کی بند��گاہ اپنی کشتی پر پہنچ گیا،الحمدللہ۔۔
کل سے غزہ کیطرف سفر شروع ہوگا۔۔۔انشاءاللہ
نہر ��ے بحر تک فلسطین آزاد ہوگا اور القدس الشریف اس کا دارالحکومت ہوگا انشاءاللہ۔
"Baba, I am invited to @PiersUncensored against someone who says nasty, hateful lies about Islam. What do you advise?"
@Malhachimi: "Son, don't just say the facts. Print them on paper and hold them up for everyone to see. Obliterate the lies with the clear, plain truth"
"Ok"
Sualeh Asif, a 26-year-old Pakistani from Karachi, has become a billionaire after his AI coding startup Cursor reached a $29.3 billion valuation.
A former math Olympiad participant who studied at MIT, he is now Chief Product Officer at Anysphere, the company behind Cursor. The AI-powered coding platform is widely used by global tech firms and has seen rapid growth in users and revenue.
Backed by major investors like OpenAI Fund, Andreessen Horowitz, and Google, the startup highlights Pakistan’s tech talent potential while also reflecting concerns about brain drain as top innovators build success abroad.
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