LK

Imagine going to sleep without praying then waking up in your grave.

[LK @leyla_k94]

@AlbicelesteTalk Colo Barco must’ve said something racist when walking by. The argentinian are known for being racist and calling people of color for ape.

[LK @leyla_k94]

@andresiquiroz Its in Gaza you stupid hijo de puta. Its before Israel bombed them then after.

[ᜰ @markklfc]

Zlatan Ibrahimović on the VAR decision that denied Iran a last-minute winner against Egypt:

🗣️ “This is exactly why people are losing faith in VAR. We're told it's here to eliminate clear mistakes, yet somehow it keeps creating even bigger controversies on football's biggest stage. That's simply unacceptable.”

“I've watched the replay again and again, and I still don't understand how anyone can call that offside. If you're going to cancel a goal that could decide a nation's World Cup, you better be 100% certain not guessing behind a screen.”

“Millions of Iranians celebrated what they believed was a historic moment, only for a group of officials to erase it within seconds. You didn't just disallow a goal you stole a nation's dream.”

“The referee and VAR officials should be held accountable for decisions like this. You cannot hide behind technology when the technology is being used incorrectly. That's not justice, that's incompetence.”

“A World Cup is played once every four years. Players sacrifice everything to get here, supporters travel across the world, and then one shocking decision destroys months of hard work. That is unforgivable.”

“If this is the standard of officiating at the biggest tournament in football, then something is seriously broken. Football deserves better, the players deserve better, and above all, the fans deserve far better than this.”

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨📲Mehdi Taremi continues to blast FIFA, Infantino, and the U.S. on IG over Iran’s disallowed goal vs. Egypt:

🗣️This is a disastrous world, FIFA and the U.S officials prefer for Iran to be eliminated from the competition, there’s no way this gets disallowed for an offside, joke

[LK @leyla_k94]

@parisimanilsson @GoteborgsPosten Skillnaden här är att din låsas kung har inte adligt blod. Hans farfar var dit satt av väst. Ni kan bilda en facebook grupp med reza stornäsa och buga åt honom.

[Golazin Yarandpour @GolazinY]

@GoteborgsPosten Att bjuda in en diktaturs avkomma handlade inte om sympati för det iranska folkets lidande under mullornas styre, utan om att hitta nya röster bland fascistiska tendenser för KD och SD inför valet.

[شرق‌زده sharghzadeh @sharghzadeh]

How anyone can take her seriously after this is beyond me

[LK @leyla_k94]

@elicalebon U are describing ISIS (israeli secret intelligence services)

[LK @leyla_k94]

@Yuda_Vaider @IRANinSWEDEN They are atleast getting married and not being sold as the epstein victims..

[Iran Embassy in Sweden @IRANinSWEDEN]

Iranian missiles advocate women’s rights more than political claimants and feminist movements do.

[LK @leyla_k94]

@Benzo6769 @AronFlam Aron kommer att säga att detta är AI

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

🔥 OCTOBER 7 🔥

Israeli soldier Shalom Shitrit testified at a Knesset reservists' lobby session that at 5:20 AM on Oct 7 he received orders from his battalion commander to CANCEL all border patrols until 9 AM.

Hamas began the attack at 6:30am.

Footage has also been released in the past 48 hours of Benjamin Netanyahu admitting that Israel funds HAMAS as well as other terrorist organisations.

Was this a set up so that Israel could take Palestine as that was always their goal since Israel was created?

Because that is exactly what it looks like!

The Greater Israel Project.

(The Hebrew quotes from this authentic video match the translation exactly, as reported by Israeli outlet https://t.co/fHpPfSAFdE on July 17, 2024).

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

OH. MY. GOD. There it is… from his mouth

🚨 Netanyahu Funded Hamas $35M a Month via Qatar, using U.S. Tax Dollars, and tells Investigators:

“This is confidential and can’t be leaked, okay? We have neighbors here, sworn enemies. I’m constantly passing them messages. I confuse them, mislead them, lie to them, and then HIT them over their heads.”

• Netanyahu worked to keep GAZA under the control of HAMAS. And keep the West Bank under the control of the Fatah with the goal of preventing them from ever being united.

• Netanyahu arranged for Hamas to receive $35 Million Dollars every month from Qatar
—— suitcases of $35M in American currency, every single month.

“Because the Qatar knew him, they made him put the request in writing because they knew he was going to lie in the future.” 🤯

The result? $1+ BILLION went into the hands of Hamas… fast forward — October 7.

Clip
https://t.co/qVoUUP8Dze
The Bibi Files
https://t.co/N8phIjQsml

[Metro Finans @metro_finans]

Stämmer det att Iran attackerade Israel först? Låt oss klargöra det en gång för alla @gustavkassel @AronFlam

[Johannes Maria @luo_yuehan]

A Nation Transformed: Iran's Post-Revolutionary Strides in Education and Health

In the annals of nations striving for self-determination, Iran's journey post-1979 stands as a testament to resilience and strategic development, particularly in the critical sectors of education and healthcare. Emerging from a revolution and enduring decades of sanctions and conflict, the Islamic Republic embarked on a profound transformation that redefined its societal landscape.

The year 1979 marked a turning point. Prior to the revolution, Iran grappled with pervasive illiteracy, a stark indicator of underdevelopment. The national literacy rate for citizens aged 15 and above hovered at a mere 36%, significantly below the global average. The situation for women was even more critical, with only 35% being literate. Rural communities were particularly marginalized, where a shocking 4% literacy rate spoke volumes about neglected potential.

Recognizing that an educated populace was the bedrock of national independence and progress, the new Islamic Republic made universal literacy its first strategic priority. A massive, nation-driven mobilization of resources was unleashed. This wasn't merely about building schools; it was a comprehensive effort to reach every corner of the country, empower communities, and dismantle the barriers to learning. The results were nothing short of decisive. In less than two decades, the national female literacy rate surged to an impressive 74%, and it has since soared to a remarkable 93.5%. The transformation in rural areas was even more dramatic, leaping from 4% to nearly 90%. This foundational investment in education did more than teach reading and writing; it created an entirely new societal environment, fostering critical thinking, national pride, and a belief in collective advancement. All these monumental strides were achieved under the shadows of a devastating war and crippling international sanctions, underscoring the nation's unwavering commitment to its people.

Hand-in-hand with educational justice, the same principle of widespread access and state support propelled a dramatic turnaround in Iran's healthcare system. Pre-revolution, vast swathes of deprived cities and villages lacked even the most basic public health infrastructure. To rectify this glaring inequality, the Ministry of Health and Medical Education was established. Its mission was ambitious: to build a national healthcare network that would rival the best in the world, bringing essential medical services to every citizen.

This concerted effort yielded profound results. Infant and maternal mortality rates, once tragically high, began to drop at an astonishing pace. The focus on preventive care, primary health centers in rural areas, and the training of local health workers proved highly effective.

Moreover, the post-revolutionary era instilled a profound sense of self-reliance, particularly in critical areas like medical supplies and pharmaceuticals. By the 1990s, Iranian industries were producing 96-97% of the country's medical needs domestically, a phenomenal leap from a mere 25% before the revolution. This was not just about generic substitution; Iranian scientists and engineers pushed the boundaries of innovation, venturing into the production of high-tech, complex drugs. This strategic capability transformed Iran into a regional leader in medical science and pharmaceutical production, a capacity that proved invaluable and demonstrated its strategic worth, especially under the relentless pressure of severe international sanctions.

Ultimately, the true strength of this transformation lay in its human capital. The generations of educated scientists, engineers, and pharmacists, nurtured by these foundational investments, became the nation's ultimate resource. Their expertise and dedication allowed Iran to innovate, adapt, and not only survive but thrive in the face of external pressures, crafting a future built on knowledge and self-sufficiency.

[Daniel Lambert @dlLambo]

"Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbours" is the biggest lie of all time.

This is the West Bank.

No Hamas, no war, yet attacked like this daily by "settlers" backed by the IDF.

A savagely violent Jewish supremacy armed by the EU/UK/US

[Shia Visuals @ShiaVisuals]

Haider Haider

[شرق‌زده sharghzadeh @sharghzadeh]

The Iranian MAGA girl danced, then her cousin died

[LK @leyla_k94]

@metro_finans @Babakbozorg021 Dessa exiliranier är frf minoritet. Dom gynnades av monarkin medan majoriteten i iran dog av svält och förtryck. Dom hatar på islam som att det är regimen som kommit på religionen. Dom glömmer deras gamla shah var i mecka gjorde pilgrim där🤣🤣