Som

Architect in Vancouver

[Som @tulku76]

What the fax?! I guess faxing isn’t dead 🤷‍♂️ Use Dropbox Fax by @DropboxSign to send and receive faxes from anywhere. #DropboxFax https://t.co/FdxC5GKYJn

[DostcastDaily @dostcastnews]

India has 1000 differences
Veg / non-veg
North / South
East / West
But one habit unites everyone

WE WASH OUR ASS

A hilarious point by @Iyervval
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[Som @tulku76]

@Iran_in_India

[Rajnish Raj @Mind4Brain]

@VlKAS_PR0NAM0 @SheetalPronamo "Bloody Liar"
he was anti India anti Hindu hate monger .. he lied ⤵️ see !!!

[Som @tulku76]

@Iran_in_India

Look at this one for reference of how Iran helped India in its time of need

[Viक़as @VlKAS_PR0NAM0]

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's stance on India:

1.2017: Spoke about “oppressed” Kashmiris, echoing Pakistan’s position.

2.2019 (post-Article 370 removal): Called for a “just policy” on Kashmir.

3.2020 Delhi riots: Claimed a “massacre of Muslims” by “extremist Hindus” and used #IndianMuslimsInDanger.

4.CAA issue: Iran’s parliament criticized the Citizenship Amendment Act as anti-Muslim.

5.Sept 2024: Compared India to Gaza and Myanmar in a tweet, termed “misinformed” by India’s MEA.

6.May 2025: Publicly expressed support for Pakistan after Operation Sindoor.

Meanwhile Muslims in India🤦‍♂️

[Viक़as @VlKAS_PR0NAM0]

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's stance on India:

1.2017: Spoke about “oppressed” Kashmiris, echoing Pakistan’s position.

2.2019 (post-Article 370 removal): Called for a “just policy” on Kashmir.

3.2020 Delhi riots: Claimed a “massacre of Muslims” by “extremist Hindus” and used #IndianMuslimsInDanger.

4.CAA issue: Iran’s parliament criticized the Citizenship Amendment Act as anti-Muslim.

5.Sept 2024: Compared India to Gaza and Myanmar in a tweet, termed “misinformed” by India’s MEA.

6.May 2025: Publicly expressed support for Pakistan after Operation Sindoor.

Meanwhile Muslims in India🤦‍♂️

[Sanjay Lazar @sjlazars]

Canada is the land of free speech, so the Canadian Deep State & Khalistani adjacents can say anything & threaten anyone & get away, that’s beautiful!

Canada is the land of truth, so top secret evidence “appears” in newspapers but NOT in the Court of Law,

Timed to disrupt their PM's successful visit to India !

Canada has the best investigative system,
Their spy agency records terrorists’ conversations about bombing an Airplane & then deletes all the records as the bomb explodes

They “allegedly” tap a friendly embassy, and claim criminal acts by them, but don’t give the “allegedly incriminating” conversations to the court.
merely gloat in selected leaks in papers,

The RCMP is even better; they follow bomb-makers testing a bomb in the forest, and assume they must be playing by the lake.

They also watch witnesses to the Air India bombing, in their protective custody, getting k*lled in cold blood.

Let’s not forget their coalition leaders, who share platforms with terrorists & those who advocate k*lling as a means to an end, and then those same guys, get to cry about imaginary“alleged death threats”.

What about the Conservatives?
They have leaders who mix with wanted terrorists, then accuse others of transnational repression.

Lets not forget Trudeau, the dancing PM, who ‘Bhangraed’ his way to India & back and left Canada in ruin, with crime, immigration & inflation, and Khalistanis

@BDUTT @ShivAroor @kushanmitra @republic @RShivshankar @ARanganathan72 @Iyervval @Shehzad_Ind @HPhobiaWatch @kushal_mehra @tehseenp @KanchanGupta @RDXThinksThat @virsanghvi @AdityaRajKaul @SandeepUnnithan

https://t.co/ZuGWLs3nBK

[Som @tulku76]

@saveera_parkash @JaneMarriottUK @ukinpakistan The privileged in Pakistan has always spent time on virtue calling while the country burns under a repressive and corrupt army- the privileged and the army have long winded connections - that is the secret!the commoner busy with Mullah, Islam and Jihad!

[Oxomiya Jiyori 🇮🇳 @SouleFacts]

Hello aunty @_sabanaqvi,

Saba Naqvi the name is entirely Arabic. Saba means morning breeze. Naqvi derives from Naqib, meaning one who investigates deeply. Not a single syllable of her name has roots in Sanskrit, Hindi, or any Indic language. She is, quite literally, a walking monument to Arabic linguistic colonisation of the subcontinent. So when she marvels that Farsi, Turkish and Arabic words are part of “our language,” she is not making an intellectual observation. She is celebrating the erasure of the very civilisation she lives in.

Let us do the investigation her name demands but her intellect refuses to perform. Sanskrit is not just old. It is the mother structure from which the entire Indo European language family descends. Persian did not lend to Sanskrit. Persian borrowed from it. Its grammar carries structural echoes of Vedic Sanskrit that any comparative linguist will confirm. The numerals the Arab world transmitted to Europe were not called “Arabic numerals” by the Arabs themselves. They called them “Hindu numerals.” Because unlike Saba Naqvi, medieval Arab scholars had the intellectual honesty to acknowledge where knowledge originated. “Toofan” traces to Greek “Typhon” with Indo European roots that predate Arabic as a written language by millennia. Every thread she pulled in that X post, if pulled honestly, leads back to the same civilisation she is trying to diminish.

But this was never about linguistics. Iran is burning. The United States and Israel have launched a full scale military operation. Global energy markets are destabilising. India’s strategic interests in the Gulf, its oil supplies, its millions of citizens in the region, all hang in uncertainty. And what does a “journalist” with a verified blue tick choose to do with 72,000 pairs of eyes on her words? Post a vocabulary lesson romanticising the language of one of the belligerent nations. Not a single word on geopolitics. Not a syllable on Indian interests. Not one breath of actual journalism.

This is not ignorance. This is pattern. The pattern of a certain class of Indian commentator whose first instinct during any global crisis involving the Islamic world is not to analyse but to aestheticise, not to question but to genuflect, not to inform but to subtly remind Hindu civilisation that it is supposedly a borrower in a world it actually built.

The morning breeze blew. It carried perfume but no substance. The name promised a mind that pierces through surfaces. The X post confirmed a mind that never gets past them.

[Colonel Mayank Chaubey @col_chaubey]

Losing a fighter jet to a peer, front-ranking military power is an accepted hazard of high-intensity warfare.

Losing one to an irregular force with no air force reflects the harsh realities of asymmetric conflict.

But losing a fighter jet to a force with medieval capabilities and no air arm at all, that speaks to a uniquely troubling failure.....

#Pakistan has mastered that art 🎭

#MayankSays #RannNeeti

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

1) Dubai airport hit
2) Burj Khalifa hit
3) Huge pro government protests in Tehran
4) Secular modern Iranian woman carrying a poster of Ayatollah Khamenei

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

Spectacular video: Al Udeid Air Base. Incoming Iranian missile, 3 interceptors fire 1st fails, 2nd damages and causes sparks, 3rd fired after first two fail, also fails. The missile lands directly on the airbase a few hundred meters from the filming location

[Som @tulku76]

The nation exporting cleaners and terror across West Asia is doing the same dirty cleaning job at the highest level!

[Zeba Zoariah @ZZoariah]

Pakistan’s Defence Minister just admitted what decades of denial tried to hide that pak chose jihad as strategy n now calls the consequences misfortune n in the same breath claims they’re ready to hit India.

A state that admits decades of outsourcing strategy to proxies doesn’t get to suddenly posture as a conventional powerhouse.

When he says Pakistan is “ready,” what does that mean?

1. Pakistan has gone to the IMF over 20 times. India isn’t negotiating bailout tranches to keep reserves afloat.
2. Pakistan’s GDP hovers around $330–350 billion. India’s is above $3.5 trillion. The fiscal space for sustained conflict isn’t comparable. That’s roughly a 10:1 economic gap.
3. Wrt def budgeting India outspends Pakistan several times over annually n with deeper domestic production capacity.
4. Post 2016 n 2019, India demonstrated calibrated cross-l border response despite nuclear signalling. The old nuclear shadow paralysis doctrine has visibly weakened.

The audacity to think they can even touch us is baffling.

India fields one of the world’s largest standing armies with integrated battle groups designed for rapid mobilisation. The Indian Air Force operates platforms like Rafale with Meteor BVR capability, Su-30 MKI upgrades, S-400 air defence systems.The Indian Navy has aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, n expanding maritime strike capability Pakistan’s navy is comparatively limited in blue water reach.

The assumption that Washington will step in militarily for Pakistan has no historical basis.

The US aligned with Pakistan in the 1980s to counter the Soviets. It funded it after 2001 to secure Afghan supply routes. When those wars wound down, the money dried up n reimbursements were cut, and pressure followed. There has never been a mutual defence treaty between the two ftw.

Today, US strategic priorities are anchored in the Indo-Pacific, maritime balance against China, critical technologies, and resilient supply chains. In that framework, India occupies structural relevance n Pakistan does not.

In any crisis in here, Washington’s first objective would be containment and de-escalation to avoid nuclear risk not entering a conventional conflict on Islamabad’s behalf.

And on that score, the balance isn’t hard to see.

[Zeba Zoariah @ZZoariah]

Pakistan’s Defence Minister just admitted what decades of denial tried to hide that pak chose jihad as strategy n now calls the consequences misfortune n in the same breath claims they’re ready to hit India.

A state that admits decades of outsourcing strategy to proxies doesn’t get to suddenly posture as a conventional powerhouse.

When he says Pakistan is “ready,” what does that mean?

1. Pakistan has gone to the IMF over 20 times. India isn’t negotiating bailout tranches to keep reserves afloat.
2. Pakistan’s GDP hovers around $330–350 billion. India’s is above $3.5 trillion. The fiscal space for sustained conflict isn’t comparable. That’s roughly a 10:1 economic gap.
3. Wrt def budgeting India outspends Pakistan several times over annually n with deeper domestic production capacity.
4. Post 2016 n 2019, India demonstrated calibrated cross-l border response despite nuclear signalling. The old nuclear shadow paralysis doctrine has visibly weakened.

The audacity to think they can even touch us is baffling.

India fields one of the world’s largest standing armies with integrated battle groups designed for rapid mobilisation. The Indian Air Force operates platforms like Rafale with Meteor BVR capability, Su-30 MKI upgrades, S-400 air defence systems.The Indian Navy has aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, n expanding maritime strike capability Pakistan’s navy is comparatively limited in blue water reach.

The assumption that Washington will step in militarily for Pakistan has no historical basis.

The US aligned with Pakistan in the 1980s to counter the Soviets. It funded it after 2001 to secure Afghan supply routes. When those wars wound down, the money dried up n reimbursements were cut, and pressure followed. There has never been a mutual defence treaty between the two ftw.

Today, US strategic priorities are anchored in the Indo-Pacific, maritime balance against China, critical technologies, and resilient supply chains. In that framework, India occupies structural relevance n Pakistan does not.

In any crisis in here, Washington’s first objective would be containment and de-escalation to avoid nuclear risk not entering a conventional conflict on Islamabad’s behalf.

And on that score, the balance isn’t hard to see.

[Som @tulku76]

Congrtualtions @BillGates

https://t.co/btTE1LvRnd

[Som @tulku76]

@sardesairajdeep Who the fuck are you? Entitled, uncouth and brazenly loud mouth nepo kid

[Allen Hampton @Hamp_Allen]

Canadian taxpayers have, for years, indirectly funded the #Khalistan movement in Canada through public grants, security programs, and cultural investments.

In 2007, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty visited the Malton Gurdwara in Toronto, a site known for displays that include images of armed mil!tants and a photo of Talwinder Singh Parmar, linked to the Air India Flight 182 b0mbing. Afterward, the Ontario government allotted $750,000 in grants to several Gurdwaras: Malton received $100,000, Dixie Gurdwara $250,000 (later the subject of a lawsuit over missing revenues), and Rexdale $100,000, which later hosted Khalistan-linked meetings.

Video Credit: Canuck Politics

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[Nisarg Dalal @NisargSDalal]

Replugging Amb. @KanwalSibal's poem on "Double Standards" in light of the overthrowal of Venezuela's Maduro.

[Som @tulku76]

@tinkspriya @narindertweets How did Christian traditions get romanticized ..think you dumbo!
That is what is referred as colonial hangover.

[Som @tulku76]

@lockyyuru @narindertweets Idiot! That conflict is not about religion. The origins of the disputes between Indians and Europeans trace back to the 1800s when British officers aimed to forcibly convert Hindus and Muslims for their own selfish interests, ultimately destroying a civilization!

[Som @tulku76]

@SurrealZack @narindertweets In a billion and a half population you can find many incidents. To take that as a sweeping generalisation shows prejudice and white superiority complex! Given the Holocaust perpetuated by the Tudor family in India that is still in power...it's pretty rich coming from colonialist!