‼️ WHY DO ZIONISTS FEAR THE PAKISTAN ARMY? ‼️
Zionists openly fear the Pakistan Army not as just another military, but as the “Army from the East” mentioned in their own scriptures.
This is exactly why they are desperate to block any Pakistani deployment to Gaza.
But here’s the real irony 👇
The loudest internal opposition to this idea doesn’t come only from Zionist lobbies, it comes from PTI and its digital troll army.
Despite the Pakistan Government clearly stating that NO final decision has been made, a manufactured outrage campaign was launched to:
▪️ Spread confusion
▪️ Undermine state institutions
▪️ Align knowingly or unknowingly with foreign narratives
Ask yourself one question:
Who benefits from weakening the Pakistan Army at a time of global realignment?
Certainly not Pakistan.
‼️ Think. Observe. Question. ‼️
سلطان بشیرالدین محمود صاحب کی یہ کتاب نیچے دئیے گئے لنک سے ڈاؤن لوڈ کریں اور اطمینان سے اسکا مطالعہ کریں آپکے دل سے اُنکے لئے دعائیں نکلیں گی
https://t.co/CtQa0TnVIu
@JSchanzer Soon, Qataris will find themselves in hot water, and the whole world will turn against them. Breeding terrorists is like breeding snakes that can't give you anything but poison; poison is poison unless you are poison trader
First of all congratulations on getting hired as a fact checker by the Government of India.
Secondly, this video is genuine unlike the forged property documents of your father, you namak haram Imrandu.
@Da_Wood_ Taliban so-called Ameer can't recite a single verse from the Quran without mistake, orders to kill Muslims and justify the occupation of Muslim land and be friends with idol worshippers, and we have this Taliban monkey. https://t.co/7pMlvJWfpA
Haqqani: can’t recite the Holy Quran.
Marshal Munir: recites it like a scholar.
This is why the resistance stands tall, knowledge, dignity, and faith. This is the difference between a culture built on learning… And a movement built on illiteracy.
Atoms, captured in the highest resolution ever.
What you’re looking at is praseodymium orthoscandate (PrScO₃), magnified 100 million times. Each dot in the image represents a single atom, locked into a crystal lattice.
It may look slightly blurry – but that’s not a flaw. Atoms never sit still. They vibrate constantly due to thermal motion, and this image captures them in their natural, restless state.
The milestone was achieved using a technique called ptychography, a form of electron interferometry. By analyzing how electrons scatter when they bounce off atoms, researchers reconstructed an image with unprecedented precision – pushing atomic imaging to its theoretical limits.
Here’s what you’re seeing:
◦ Praseodymium atoms – bright blobs appearing in pairs
◦ Scandium atoms – single bright blobs
◦ Oxygen atoms – faint red dots
[📷 Cornell University]