China warns that if Israel uses a Nuclear Weapon against any country, including Iran.
It will be the end of Israel.
@grok confirm the statement
BREAKING: Jesus Owono speaks publicly for the first time after the tragic incident that resulted in Jesús de Miguel's death.
Owono: What happened that day has changed my life forever. I am fully aware of the seriousness of the situation, and the loss of a human life is something I will never take lightly.
Since the incident, I have been struggling not only with what happened on the pitch but also with the hostility coming from outside it. My name has become a target for endless attacks, and the constant accusations have made it increasingly difficult to live a normal life.
I never imagined football would bring me to a point where I would question my own future in the sport. I am seriously considering stepping away from the game once the funeral has taken place. Emotionally, this entire situation has pushed me to a place I never thought I would reach.
No statement can reverse this tragedy or bring back the person we have lost. I can only express my profound regret for what happened and hope that one day I will find the strength to move forward.
1. He deliberately raised his knee during a challenge in the middle of the pitch.
2. This was not an accident or an ordinary football challenge. There was already hostility between him and the player.
3. Before the referee could even pull out the red card, he was already walking off the pitch. He knew exactly what he had done.
And now the player is DEAD.
A football pitch is not a battlefield, and a player is not supposed to become a murderer in the name of competition. If that act was intentional, a red card is nowhere near enough. This is a matter for criminal investigation and the full force of the law. A life has been destroyed, and no excuse, apology or football rivalry can bring it back.
DEMAND JUSTICE. NO EXCUSES. NO ESCAPE FROM ACCOUNTABILITY.
#CDTenerife
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Tensions are rising in East Asia! North Korea has reportedly fired ballistic missiles toward Japan, prompting Japan, the US, and South Korea to convene an emergency high-alert meeting. Meanwhile, Kim Jong Un has made a visit to China.
Hey @grok, can you verify these developments? Are we witnessing the warning signs of a potential war, or is there more to this story? 🤔
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GLOBAL ALERT 🌍
Tensions are rising, and major world powers appear to be bracing for a serious situation.
What’s unfolding behind the scenes? 👀
Hey @grok, connect the dots and tell us what’s really going on.
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Replying to @CBIHeadquarters
@CBIHeadquarters Why are you so afraid of public scrutiny that you have to turn off replies? If your actions are above question, why silence the very people you are supposed to serve?
And what happens after a corruption arrest? The officer gets arrested, the media makes noise for a few days, the public gets distracted, and eventually the case disappears from public attention. In some cases, accused officers obtain bail, face prolonged trials, or return to service in another posting while the case remains unresolved.
An arrest is not justice. A transfer is not punishment. And suspension is not accountability.
If a government employee is accused of corruption, the public deserves to know the status of the investigation, the progress of the trial, and the action taken against them. Why should ordinary citizens suffer the consequences of corruption while the system responsible for fighting it struggles to deliver timely justice?
Stop treating corruption arrests as publicity events. Show us convictions, recoveries, timely trials, and real consequences. The public deserves answers, not a locked reply section and another forgotten case.
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What the FUCK is wrong with @IndianExpress
Karwa Chauth? Suddenly, these fucking journalists are worried about women's hormones. Ramadan? Suddenly, fasting is a miracle for weight loss, blood sugar and cholesterol.
BHAI, SCIENCE HAI YA RELIGION DEKH KAR CHALNE WALI TATTI JOURNALISM?
If fasting has health risks, discuss them honestly for EVERYONE. If it has benefits, explain those honestly too. Why the fuck are you highlighting the negatives of one religious tradition and the positives of another?
This is exactly why people call out your double standards. Nobody gives a shit about your religious preferences; people expect journalism, not selective bullshit dressed up as medical advice.
STOP TREATING READERS LIKE FUCKING IDIOTS. APPLY THE SAME SCIENTIFIC STANDARDS TO EVERY RELIGION, OR STOP PRETENDING YOU'RE ABOVE BIAS.
Same human body. Same science. Same standards. No fucking double standards.
#IndianExpress #MediaHypocrisy #SelectiveJournalism
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This is what happens when people mistake lawlessness for freedom.
Burning streets, looting shops, destroying public property and attacking police is NOT protest it is criminal behaviour. You want to protest? Do it peacefully. The moment you turn to violence, you must face the consequences.
No mob is above the law. No political slogan is a licence to commit crimes. And no one deserves immunity just because they call themselves a protester.
France has every right to enforce its laws and protect its citizens, businesses and police officers. Arrest violent rioters, prosecute them and make them pay for the damage they cause. Any excessive police force should also be investigated.
Democracy means freedom with responsibility, not freedom to burn a country down and expect everyone else to watch silently.
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The problem with people like Naseeruddin Shah is that they act like the moral guardians of India while expecting their own statements to remain beyond criticism. Let’s look at the contradictions:
1. Always attacking India’s political leadership: Shah repeatedly accuses the government of promoting religious polarisation. He has every right to criticise the government, but accusations are not facts. If you make serious claims, back them up with evidence.
2. Hindus are a majority, so their concerns don’t matter? He has questioned claims that Hinduism is under threat by pointing to the Hindu majority. But numbers alone cannot settle questions of religious freedom or cultural insecurity. A majority’s concerns cannot simply be dismissed with arithmetic.
3. Defending the Mughals while overlooking the darker chapters: Their contributions to architecture, art and culture are undeniable. But conquest and religious persecution under particular rulers are also part of history. Cultural achievements do not erase historical atrocities. History deserves honesty, not selective storytelling.
4. Anupam Kher and personal attacks: Shah called Kher a “clown” over his political stance. When someone disagrees with you, do you answer their arguments or resort to personal insults? The same standards should apply to everyone.
5. The Taliban test: Shah himself criticised Indians celebrating the Taliban’s return to power. That was right. Religious extremism deserves criticism regardless of who supports it. The principle must remain the same for everyone.
6. Pakistan and patriotism: Praising Pakistan does not automatically make someone anti-India. But national security and terrorism deserve serious, evidence-based discussion—not political posturing.
7. The new Parliament controversy: Shah questioned the religious elements of its inauguration and suggested Modi wanted to create a monument to himself. That is his political interpretation, not an established fact. Strong accusations require strong evidence.
8. Mob violence and public safety: Shah expressed concern for his children’s safety amid mob violence in 2018. That concern deserves to be taken seriously. But broad claims about India must also be judged by facts, not political convenience.
The real question is simple: why should anyone treat a celebrity as the final authority on India’s history, religion and politics?
Criticising the government is a democratic right. But no actor, however celebrated, deserves a free pass when his own arguments are questioned.
Naseeruddin Shah can question India’s politics, but Indians have every right to question his arguments. Fame is not a certificate of honesty, and selective criticism is not moral superiority. Apply the same standards to everyone or stop pretending to be the sole judge of right and wrong.
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Replying to @neha_aisa
@neha_aisa, before blindly trusting these fucking hypocrites, at least have the brains to examine their double standards.
When a Hindu woman follows the tradition of ghunghat, these so-called activists start crying about patriarchy, oppression, and women's freedom. Suddenly, Hindu culture is backward, Hindu traditions are regressive, and Hindu women need to be liberated.
But when a Muslim woman wears a burqa, these same people pull out the fucking dictionary of personal choice, religious freedom, and cultural rights.
What the actual fuck is this bullshit?
Hindu traditions ko question karo toh progressive activism, lekin Muslim traditions par sawaal uthao toh personal choice aur religious freedom? Kya tumhare principles religion dekh kar activate hote hain?
If a woman’s choice deserves respect, respect it regardless of whether she is Hindu or Muslim. If a cultural practice deserves scrutiny, apply the same standard to every religion. You don't get to call one woman's tradition oppression while automatically declaring another woman's practice beyond criticism.
This isn't equality. It's fucking selective outrage, intellectual dishonesty, and blatant hypocrisy.
Stop treating double standards as social justice. If your principles collapse the moment a different religion enters the argument, then stop pretending you're fighting for women's rights. You're not applying a consistent principle; you're picking and choosing whom to criticise and whom to defend.
Either have the guts to apply the same standards to everyone, or stop lecturing the world about equality.
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🚨YOU ARE BLOODY SHIT! I CAN ALWAYS TALK TO YOU LIKE THIS. I’M YOUR BOSS, STUPID!
These are the words of IAS officer Rajeev Ranjan while shouting at a female JKAS officer during a meeting.
Cleared UPSC, but apparently forgot to clear the basic test of manners, dignity, and professional conduct.
A government chair is not a license to humiliate people. A senior designation does not make you superior as a human being, and being someone’s boss does not give you the right to treat a subordinate like dirt.
IAS is a position of responsibility, not a certificate of arrogance. If these reported remarks are accurate, they deserve serious scrutiny, not excuses based on rank or seniority.
An officer is supposed to uphold the dignity of public service, not turn an official meeting into a display of ego and intimidation.
To every concerned authority: If this incident is accurately reported, investigate it and ensure accountability. No officer should be above professional standards simply because of the chair they occupy.
📢 OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
@DoPTGoI
@UPSC_Official
@DOPTGoI
@CM_JnK
@OfficeOfLGJandK
@diprjk
@PMOIndia
Please look into this incident, verify the facts, and ensure that appropriate action is taken if misconduct is established.
A powerful designation may command authority, but it can never command respect through humiliation.
A BIG CHAIR. A BIGGER EGO. AND, IF THESE REMARKS ARE VERIFIED, A SHOCKING FAILURE OF PROFESSIONAL DECORUM.
#IAS #JKAS #UPSC #JammuAndKashmir #Accountability #CivilServices
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खातूनें उमर खालिद और शरजील इमाम की रिहाई के लिए छाती पीट रही हैं! 🔥
हिंदुस्तान को ख़तरा सिर्फ अब्दुल से नहीं, बल्कि उन लोगों से भी है जो देश की सुरक्षा से जुड़े गंभीर सवालों को नज़रअंदाज़ करके ऐसे आरोपियों के समर्थन में खड़े हो जाते हैं!
राष्ट्रवादी ऋषिकेश शुक्ला जी ने जिस बेबाकी से इनकी बोलती बंद की, वो वाकई करारा जवाब है! 🇮🇳💥
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🚨 ABSOLUTE CINEMA! KARMA STRIKES BACK! 🔥
DCP Vivek Bhagat has reportedly filed an SC/ST Act case against Rosy and two others after the allegations made against him.
Rosy had accused Vivek Bhagat, who was then an ACP, of harassment and demanded an FIR. Now, the situation has taken a dramatic turn.
Jab doosron par ilzaam lagane ki baat aati hai, toh bade-bade activist ban jaate hain. Lekin jab kanoon khud sawaal poochta hai, toh saari akad nikal jaati hai!
If you falsely accuse someone, don't expect sympathy when you're held accountable. A microphone doesn't give anyone a licence to destroy another person's reputation.
🔥 LAW IS NOT YOUR PERSONAL WEAPON. YOU CAN'T DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY FROM OTHERS WHILE EXPECTING YOURSELF TO BE ABOVE IT.
If the allegations against anyone are false, let the evidence speak and let the law take its course. Nobody deserves a free pass just because they shout the loudest.
KARMA DOESN'T CARE ABOUT YOUR NARRATIVE. IT CARES ABOUT THE TRUTH. 💥
#DelhiPolice #Delhi #Accountability #Justice
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Replying to @Cyberdost
@Cyberdost @GoI_MeitY @IndianCERT
Crafto used my father’s photograph and personal details to create and send this post without his consent. How can a private person’s image be used and distributed without permission?
Crafto must explain this. Please look into it.
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To those who still support the BJP and refuse to question why the Edu. Minister has not been removed despite everything that has happened,please listen to the brother who lost his 21-year-old sibling to suicide.
#NEETIssue
Our honorable and "56-inch chest" Prime Minister seems to change his statements more often than a girgit (chameleon) changes its colors. Every new speech brings a new version, while yesterday's promises are quietly forgotten.
#CJPProtestUpdate
#संसद_मार्च #
The one who turned the impossible into reality for Spain, brought hope to the team and its supporters, and made the dream of winning the FIFA World Cup 2026 final come true -one and only, Lamine Yamal.
#WorldCupFinal #VamosEspaña #mundialdefútbol2026 #España #ArgentinaVsEspaña
As usual, Messi's tactic was to run into the opponent himself and try to win a free kick. But this time, the referee didn't fall for it because he knew exactly what Messi was trying to do. That trick didn't work today.
#WorldCupFinal #Spain #ArgentinaVsEspaña










