@NewsCenterSL All I learned from her is we should never ditch our history lesson
On a side note: Those uncles should have run away without giving her an https://t.co/Z1uOug0dki she is bloody racist.She has beef with Karawe community 🫠
If Iran finally gets liberated it truly will be Karmic rebalancing.
The 7000 year old civilization of Persia was doomed the moment that Islam ravaged it. The history of Iran after Islamic conquest was a bloody saga of murderous genocide, oppression, misery and massacre. Every vestige of Persia's original culture was forcibly erased by the sword to ensure Islam's domination
When the Muslim army first saw the vast library of Ctesiphon, the commander Saad ibn-e Abi Vaghas, asked Caliph Omar what to do with the books. Omar’s reply sealed the fate of Persian knowledge:
“If the books contradict the Koran, they are blasphemous and if they are in agreement with the Koran, then they are not needed, as for us only Koran is sufficient.”
With that, the huge library was destroyed and knowledge systems of generations of Persian scholars were burnt to ashes or thrown into the Euphrates. Millennia of science, philosophy, medicine, poetry and literature were erased in the pillage.
Irreplaceable libraries of Khwarezmia, Ray, Khorassan & many others were burned to the ground, world famous universities like Gondishapour were decimated, and scholars butchered like flies. A civilization that once rivaled Greece and India in learning had its soul ripped out by a swarm of fanatic beasts.
Genocidal massacres became state policy. Entire cities were wiped out, captives hanged by the millions, women and children sold in slave markets, and Zoroastrians taxed into submission under the jizya system.
Those who converted weren’t welcomed - the Muslims branded them as Mawali, “freed slaves,” barred from all dignity or rights. The Persians were called Ajam, “mute” in a horrifying testimony to their complete powerlessness and erasure of their language, identity, and existence. By the order of Yazid ibn-e Mohalleb in Gorgan so many Persians were beheaded that their blood mixed with water would power the millstone to produce as much as one day's meal for him.
One Umayyad Caliph even stated, “Milk the Persians, and when the milk runs dry, suck their blood.” This was not a clash of empires - it was a scorched-earth murderous crusade to crush an ancient civilization and rewrite history under the banner of Muslim victory. Persia wasn’t just conquered. It was gagged, gutted, and ground into the desert. And the smoke that rose from its burning books marked the silence that has lasted for centuries even till today.
The Iranian people deserve freedom from the Ayatollahs of the Islamic regime.
The original Persia deserves to live again.
- @MumukshuSavitri
After 500 years, Mexico City has outlawed bullfighting.
Mexico City has just ended one of the world’s oldest and most polarizing traditions. In a landslide 61–1 vote, lawmakers passed a sweeping ban on killing bulls and using sharp weapons in the ring, effectively shutting down traditional bullfighting in the world’s largest bullring, Plaza de México.
Animal-welfare campaigners are hailing it as a historic triumph, proof that public entertainment no longer needs to be paid for in blood. They see the decision as part of a worldwide wave in which laws are finally catching up with modern ethics.
The victory, however, has ignited fury among defenders who regard bullfighting as an untouchable pillar of Mexican culture and a livelihood for more than 200,000 people—breeders, matadors, tailors, musicians, and vendors. Within hours of the vote, protesters filled the streets outside the city legislature, waving capes and denouncing the ban as cultural erasure imposed by distant elites.
As the dust settles, Mexico City has become a vivid stage for an old question: when cherished traditions collide with evolving moral standards, which one must give way—and who gets to decide?