@Eyaaaad Bombing airports and civilian objects is a low act on both sides. Settle your differences on the battlefield. It doesn’t matter who started itwhoever he is, he will bear the sin of the one who started it.
@oai9_@Turki_alalshikh I am a Muslim, even if not a saint, and yet I am zealous about the fact that debauchery is permitted on the sacred land. I want the land of the two holy sites to remain a beacon of the light of iman for Muslims of the entire world until the Day of Judgment.
My advice: choose as president and head of state a person whose blood is the blood of the majority of the people living in the country. In Italy the president should be Italian by blood, in Ukraine a Slavic-Ukrainian by blood, in Germany a German by blood. Then you will not be betrayed. Only a stranger whose ancestors were never connected by blood with the indigenous people can betray you.
Friendly advice to the countries of Europe: leave this destructive union, trade with whoever you consider necessary, act in the interests of your own country and your own people, be the masters of your own country and then no deal made by other countries will confuse you.
@EmmanuelMacron You can’t throw a rock at your neighbor’s glass and then demand they sign a pact forbidding people from throwing rocks at windows. It doesn’t work that way.
@nortonreveno You are like the zionists who write about October 7, hammering into people’s heads the idea that everything started on that day, when in fact everything started long before Russia’s invasion.
The war, therefore, if we judge it by the standards of previous wars, is merely an imposture. It is like the battles between certain ruminant animals whose horns are set at such an angle that they are incapable of hurting one another. But though it is unreal it is not meaningless. It eats up the surplus of consumable goods, and it helps to preserve the special mental atmosphere that a hierarchical society needs.
War, it will be seen, is now a purely internal affair. […] The war is waged by each ruling group against its own subjects, and the object of the war is not to make or prevent conquests of territory, but to keep the structure of society intact.
George Orwell, 1984.
Even though I have had to buy coins on this platform, and I still hold some of them which are, of course, irreversibly in the red I still stand by the view that pumpfun became an abyss between retail and crypto’s growth. Retail savings were irreversibly wiped out on this platform, in the hope of a miracle advertised by certain “influencers” with PnL screenshots. All of that is opium. It is the sale of hope to people. I won’t pretend otherwise: GOAT, Fartcoin, and Chillguy made me believe that something might actually work out there. But it is obvious that pumpfun and the other platforms like it are bad for crypto as a whole, and for how crypto is perceived.
This place is full of armchair schoolkid experts who judge fighters by religion and where they come from, people who have never fought in their lives and have no idea how it’s done. Sean is a normal guy, his religion and place of origin mean nothing in the context of fights it’s about skills and conditioning.
@SStricklandMMA No offense, buddy, but everyone understands that you’re avoiding a rematch with @KChimaev because you know you pulled a lottery ticket in that fight due to that guy’s poor condition, everyone gets that. By default, you should be a sparring dummy for him in 9 out of 10 fights.