فيلسوف

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@mimihaElz_77 ههههههه

[فيلسوف @X614305]

يجيك فلسطيني بكره في اروبا او مريكا يعمل في الموساد يسب السعوديه حصرا

[Abier @abierkhatib]

Yesterday, Zionists were circulating a clip of some Iraqi guy saying some garbage and suddenly it was “proof” that most Arabs secretly want peace with Israel but are too scared to admit it.

One random clip isn’t a referendum on 400+ million people, colonizers…

Today, Saudis offered yet another reminder of the reality.. Israel is the enemy.. always will be

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@D1xxC صادق اصلن اليمنيات يبون سعودي لكن السعوديه محدد يبيها

[فيلسوف @X614305]

المصريه معها حق معقوله ماتدفعون مهر

[ذكوري حتى النخاع ♂️ @Redpillisfuture]

المصرية العصرية عملت تريند لا لتجهيز المصري عشان تقلل مننا
يقوم ربك بعت لها تريند زواج الصينيين يخسف بكرامتها الارض
اللي يجي علينا والله ما بيكسب 😌😜

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@NonGrifter @ColdBrief @riquip1 العبيد ذولي كانو من ايران وشرق اروبا وافريقيا كانو العرب يشترونهم يبعونهم

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@riquip1 @ColdBrief لم يستعمرنا احد

[فيلسوف @X614305]

هذا الرجل نرويجي وهولندي شكرا لك

[𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢 @ColdBrief]

"Bedouins are low IQ people in general, who a hundred years ago were living in sand huts. They don't have the brains to put such projects into effect."

Wow. That sounds a bit racist!!!

Some of you probably wonder why a white guy with Dutch-Norwegian roots spends so much time on the Arab world. Why not Sweden, where I actually lives?

Fair question. Sweden is easy. It has imported every type of Islamism the world has to offer, and the organized crime that comes with it. Without harsh reforms, it's a lost case! And since nobody in Sweden seems interested in bringing Swedish law into the modern, global world, I'd rather spend my time on what I believe in. Norway. The Arab world, and so on.

So why the Arab world? Let me explain.

I'm mostly Norwegian. I was born in the Netherlands to a Dutch father and a Norwegian mother. We moved to Norway when I was two, I grew up there, and I only left as an adult. I'm proud of both, but Norway is where my roots run deepest.

And sometimes that Norwegian background lets me see something others miss.

I don't see Bedouins as backward or stupid. Quite the opposite!

We Norwegians were fjord people. Bedouins were desert nomads. Strip away the climate and the social DNA is strikingly similar. Both were shaped by scarcity, brutal landscapes, and then a sudden leap into oil wealth.

A winter blizzard and a summer sandstorm pose the same threat. You lose your bearings, you're exposed, and you can die fast! That breeds the same values: practicality, fatalism, and respect for nature's limits. The old folklore in both places is about survival rules, not abstract philosophy.

That is why Norway and Saudi Arabia both have such strong cultural identities... And as someone who loves my own Norwegian identity - I naturally respect and love other people with strong cultural identities- such as the Saudi's!

Take hospitality. Bedouin karam obliges a host to give any traveler shelter, food, and protection for three days, without asking his name or business. Norway built the same idea into law and custom: allemannsretten, the right to roam, and DNT's self-service mountain cabins, stocked with food, dry firewood, and blankets for anyone who needs them.

Neither society grew up under the rigid feudalism of continental Europe or the river-valley empires of Egypt and Mesopotamia. Nature was the only master. Survival depended on skill, self-reliance, and consensus among equals, not orders from a court.

The traditional Bedouin sheikh was first among equals. He led through persuasion, generosity, and respect, not absolute power.

Norwegian peasants were never serfs. The freeholder, the odelsbonde, answered to the local assembly, the ting, not to a lord.

And both peoples still treat their harshest ancestral landscape as a sanctuary. Norwegians go to the mountains. Saudis go to the desert.

And look at what beduins built!
A hundred years ago, much of the Arabian Peninsula lived in tents. Today Saudi Arabia sits in the G20, and the Emirates have sent a probe to Mars. Now compare that to the countries drawn into Iran's orbit: Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen. Some of them were among the most advanced societies in the region. They ended up bankrupt, broken or at war!
The difference was never IQ. It was leadership, and what you choose to build.
So no, Bedouins don't have low IQ. You just don't know enough to understand them!

[𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢 @ColdBrief]

"Bedouins are low IQ people in general, who a hundred years ago were living in sand huts. They don't have the brains to put such projects into effect."

Wow. That sounds a bit racist!!!

Some of you probably wonder why a white guy with Dutch-Norwegian roots spends so much time on the Arab world. Why not Sweden, where I actually lives?

Fair question. Sweden is easy. It has imported every type of Islamism the world has to offer, and the organized crime that comes with it. Without harsh reforms, it's a lost case! And since nobody in Sweden seems interested in bringing Swedish law into the modern, global world, I'd rather spend my time on what I believe in. Norway. The Arab world, and so on.

So why the Arab world? Let me explain.

I'm mostly Norwegian. I was born in the Netherlands to a Dutch father and a Norwegian mother. We moved to Norway when I was two, I grew up there, and I only left as an adult. I'm proud of both, but Norway is where my roots run deepest.

And sometimes that Norwegian background lets me see something others miss.

I don't see Bedouins as backward or stupid. Quite the opposite!

We Norwegians were fjord people. Bedouins were desert nomads. Strip away the climate and the social DNA is strikingly similar. Both were shaped by scarcity, brutal landscapes, and then a sudden leap into oil wealth.

A winter blizzard and a summer sandstorm pose the same threat. You lose your bearings, you're exposed, and you can die fast! That breeds the same values: practicality, fatalism, and respect for nature's limits. The old folklore in both places is about survival rules, not abstract philosophy.

That is why Norway and Saudi Arabia both have such strong cultural identities... And as someone who loves my own Norwegian identity - I naturally respect and love other people with strong cultural identities- such as the Saudi's!

Take hospitality. Bedouin karam obliges a host to give any traveler shelter, food, and protection for three days, without asking his name or business. Norway built the same idea into law and custom: allemannsretten, the right to roam, and DNT's self-service mountain cabins, stocked with food, dry firewood, and blankets for anyone who needs them.

Neither society grew up under the rigid feudalism of continental Europe or the river-valley empires of Egypt and Mesopotamia. Nature was the only master. Survival depended on skill, self-reliance, and consensus among equals, not orders from a court.

The traditional Bedouin sheikh was first among equals. He led through persuasion, generosity, and respect, not absolute power.

Norwegian peasants were never serfs. The freeholder, the odelsbonde, answered to the local assembly, the ting, not to a lord.

And both peoples still treat their harshest ancestral landscape as a sanctuary. Norwegians go to the mountains. Saudis go to the desert.

And look at what beduins built!
A hundred years ago, much of the Arabian Peninsula lived in tents. Today Saudi Arabia sits in the G20, and the Emirates have sent a probe to Mars. Now compare that to the countries drawn into Iran's orbit: Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen. Some of them were among the most advanced societies in the region. They ended up bankrupt, broken or at war!
The difference was never IQ. It was leadership, and what you choose to build.
So no, Bedouins don't have low IQ. You just don't know enough to understand them!

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@alabadi_salem خالد مجك ي ليتك تنشر مقطعه هو فلسطيني يقول لايوجود شي اسمه فلسطين الفلسطيني اول ميهاجر ينسى فلسطين

[Salem Alabadi 🇯🇴 @alabadi_salem]

I can't believe Palestinian lives in USA after she left her land and she is criticizing a country that has only one condition to "normalize" With Israel. Which is her country independence.

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@D1xxC @ccctbh ماسبت الدوله ي كذابه

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@GMWG4567123 الحين يقلون عنه مو سعودي هههههه

[د.حمود بن عوض الحيسوني @hamood2947]

#حمود_الحيسوني_يقول #المغرب
رجل تزوّج من فتاة مغربية عمرها 19 سنة،
وكان يعاني وقتها من ارتفاع ضغط الدم
والسكري والكوليسترول ... يقول:
بعد 9 أشهر من زواجي من هذه الفتاة
المغربية، اختفت عني أعراض الضغط
والسكري والكوليسترول، فذهبت لإجراء
الفحوصات والتحاليل، وكانت المفاجأة
أنني سليم تمامًا...!!!
وحتى الطبيب الذي كنت أراجع عنده
انصدم، وبدأ يردد:
"يا الله... يا الله... يا الله... إزاي؟ يا لهوي".

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@D1xxC @ccctbh هذا من صعده دحبشي اقل قيمه عشان كذا انتحل شخصيه السعودي

[فيلسوف @X614305]

مين هذي

[Championship Rounds @ChampRDS]

Turki Alalshikh says Dua Lipa won't perform at the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight because she doesn't like Arabs 😭

"I know Dua Lipa will not perform because she doesn't like boxing, and maybe she doesn't like me also. I think she has something with the Arabs. It is my blood, I can't change it." #FuryJoshua

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@GMWG4567123 @Loin_14 مافيه شي بالنهايه عرب

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@GMWG4567123 @ppppfh6 @al_tyby1649 يتزوجون بلاش ههههه

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@GMWG4567123 هذي مقهوره مني لني سعودي مو واقف معهم

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@GMWG4567123 @ccctbh @D1xxC ي ميري هذا يمني وقعه اليمن ترا هم والشوام ينتحلون شخصيه الخلبجي عشان يجذبون النساء بكل العالم

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@SWAG4567123 ي اخت ميري السعوديات والفئة الغيوره علينا حنا السعوديين تراهم مايمثلونا

[فيلسوف @X614305]

@SWAG4567123 @D1xxC @ccctbh الصدمه اني طلعت فعلا سعودي 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂