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Mariam Almazrouie

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Medical Science student from the UAE, dissecting life beyond the lab and observing politics with a scalpel of curiosity.

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Today, as my country marks its 54th National Day Eid Al Etihad the streets of the UAE glow with flags, songs, and cars covered in the face of our leader, Mohammed bin Zayed. And you know what’s funny? Those who hate their own governments look at us… and assume we must be like them. They wish we were angry. They wish we wanted elections. They wish we hated our president. But wishes don’t turn into reality just because your own countries are drowning in chaos. Here’s the truth: The UAE stands united people, leadership, and vision. Unity is not a slogan here; it’s a lived reality. Our president doesn’t divide us… he defines us. And if you think the civilians of the UAE want to “change” their leader, then it’s only in your dreams the same dreams where you imagine the Muslim Brotherhood returning to power, or extremists rewriting history. The world can see it with their own eyes: A country built on trust, respect, and leadership that serves its people not rules them with fear. So celebrate if you love us, and envy us if you must but nothing you say will ever shake the bond between the UAE and its people. Because on our National Day, our unity is louder than your propaganda.

Today, as my country marks its 54th National Day Eid Al Etihad the streets of the UAE glow with flags, songs, and cars covered in the face of our leader, Mohammed bin Zayed. And you know what’s funny? Those who hate their own governments look at us… and assume we must be like them. They wish we were angry. They wish we wanted elections. They wish we hated our president. But wishes don’t turn into reality just because your own countries are drowning in chaos. Here’s the truth: The UAE stands united people, leadership, and vision. Unity is not a slogan here; it’s a lived reality. Our president doesn’t divide us… he defines us. And if you think the civilians of the UAE want to “change” their leader, then it’s only in your dreams the same dreams where you imagine the Muslim Brotherhood returning to power, or extremists rewriting history. The world can see it with their own eyes: A country built on trust, respect, and leadership that serves its people not rules them with fear. So celebrate if you love us, and envy us if you must but nothing you say will ever shake the bond between the UAE and its people. Because on our National Day, our unity is louder than your propaganda.

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I said it before: follow our lead. And now, finally, Trump has. Recognizing the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization is the right step the same step the UAE took years ago. Thank you for listening to the UAE.

I said it before: follow our lead. And now, finally, Trump has. Recognizing the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization is the right step the same step the UAE took years ago. Thank you for listening to the UAE.

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I am a Muslim. I am an Arab. And today, I stand with the Jewish community in Australia.

I am a Muslim. I am an Arab. And today, I stand with the Jewish community in Australia.

Mariam Almazrouie

4,399,937 views • 7 months ago

You tweet ‘genocide’ every day just not when Africans are the victims….

You tweet ‘genocide’ every day just not when Africans are the victims….

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754,275 views • 7 months ago

When Iran needed a smuggling route for missiles, Sudan opened its borders. When Hamas needed weapons, Sudan’s soil was the highway. When war returned, Iran’s drones came with it. And now Sudan wants to lecture the UAE? Spare us the hypocrisy.

When Iran needed a smuggling route for missiles, Sudan opened its borders. When Hamas needed weapons, Sudan’s soil was the highway. When war returned, Iran’s drones came with it. And now Sudan wants to lecture the UAE? Spare us the hypocrisy.

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493,014 views • 1 year ago

“Dear Economist: You Forgot the Facts. We Brought the Receipts.” You’re not an article, you’re a gossip blog with a British accent. While you chase clout with fake genocide claims, the UAE delivers aid, shelters millions, and flies in baby formula not bombs.

“Dear Economist: You Forgot the Facts. We Brought the Receipts.” You’re not an article, you’re a gossip blog with a British accent. While you chase clout with fake genocide claims, the UAE delivers aid, shelters millions, and flies in baby formula not bombs.

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286,038 views • 11 months ago

Rwanda is proof that nations, like people, can rise from ashes. 1994 left scars the world can never erase. Yet today, Rwanda shines as the safest and cleanest country I’ve walked in. At the memorial, I learned a truth: forgiveness is not weakness, and memory is not revenge. We forgive, but we do not forget so the wound is not repeated. Rwanda teaches the world that history does not have to be destiny. With vision, unity, and courage, pain can be turned into power, and tragedy into hope.🇷🇼🤍🇦🇪

Rwanda is proof that nations, like people, can rise from ashes. 1994 left scars the world can never erase. Yet today, Rwanda shines as the safest and cleanest country I’ve walked in. At the memorial, I learned a truth: forgiveness is not weakness, and memory is not revenge. We forgive, but we do not forget so the wound is not repeated. Rwanda teaches the world that history does not have to be destiny. With vision, unity, and courage, pain can be turned into power, and tragedy into hope.🇷🇼🤍🇦🇪

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150,653 views • 10 months ago

Sudan was torn apart by SAF & RSF not outsiders. Both blocked aid, both used civilians as shields. Today the world demanded a truce and full access to El Fasher. While they starve their people, the UAE sends aid. Now it’s clear who helps Sudan… and who harms it.

Sudan was torn apart by SAF & RSF not outsiders. Both blocked aid, both used civilians as shields. Today the world demanded a truce and full access to El Fasher. While they starve their people, the UAE sends aid. Now it’s clear who helps Sudan… and who harms it.

Mariam Almazrouie

70,312 views • 8 months ago

في وقت يلومون فيه العالم… الحقيقة ظهرت من داخل السودان نفسه. الاختناق لم يأتِ من الخارج، ولا من دولة أخرى، بل من سلاح استخدمته أيادٍ سودانية ضد شعبها. هذا الفيديو ليس دفاعًا عن أحد… بل كشفًا لواقع حاولوا تغطيته بالأكاذيب. الحقيقة موجعة، لكنها أوضح من أي دعاية.

في وقت يلومون فيه العالم… الحقيقة ظهرت من داخل السودان نفسه. الاختناق لم يأتِ من الخارج، ولا من دولة أخرى، بل من سلاح استخدمته أيادٍ سودانية ضد شعبها. هذا الفيديو ليس دفاعًا عن أحد… بل كشفًا لواقع حاولوا تغطيته بالأكاذيب. الحقيقة موجعة، لكنها أوضح من أي دعاية.

Mariam Almazrouie

66,499 views • 7 months ago

Dubai Policeشرطة دبي This individual, a British national, is verbally abusing and harassing other British residents in Dubai. His behavior is uncivilized, disruptive, and unacceptable. He is falsely presenting himself as a religious authority and using that claim to intimidate others. Such conduct violates the principles of public order, mutual respect, and lawful coexistence in the UAE

Dubai Policeشرطة دبي This individual, a British national, is verbally abusing and harassing other British residents in Dubai. His behavior is uncivilized, disruptive, and unacceptable. He is falsely presenting himself as a religious authority and using that claim to intimidate others. Such conduct violates the principles of public order, mutual respect, and lawful coexistence in the UAE

Mariam Almazrouie

59,256 views • 7 months ago

here's why I'm wanted by the muslim brotherhood led army in sudan and why leftists are angry with me as I exposed that they failed in maths and research skills The UAE isn’t “stealing” Sudan’s gold it’s literally the legal market Sudan CHOSE to sell to. The numbers say it all: In 2024, the UAE processed $186 billion in gold. Sudan’s gold? $1.97 billion. That’s 1.06% of the UAE’s gold market… and a microscopic 0.4% of the UAE’s GDP. Be serious. A global hub like Dubai isn’t surviving on a one-percent contribution. Meanwhile Sudan is the one earning hard currency because the UAE actually pays for the gold transparently, through official channels. And if anyone still wants to argue, here’s your homework: check where Sudan’s exports were going even before the war. (Spoiler: to the UAE, legally, publicly, and with invoices.) The truth is simple: When a country can’t face its own corruption, militias, smuggling routes, or the billions lost by its own officials… blaming the UAE becomes the easiest escape route. But numbers don’t lie. Propaganda does. The UAE doesn’t need Sudan’s gold. Sudan needed the UAE’s market and its aid far more than it will ever admit.

here's why I'm wanted by the muslim brotherhood led army in sudan and why leftists are angry with me as I exposed that they failed in maths and research skills The UAE isn’t “stealing” Sudan’s gold it’s literally the legal market Sudan CHOSE to sell to. The numbers say it all: In 2024, the UAE processed $186 billion in gold. Sudan’s gold? $1.97 billion. That’s 1.06% of the UAE’s gold market… and a microscopic 0.4% of the UAE’s GDP. Be serious. A global hub like Dubai isn’t surviving on a one-percent contribution. Meanwhile Sudan is the one earning hard currency because the UAE actually pays for the gold transparently, through official channels. And if anyone still wants to argue, here’s your homework: check where Sudan’s exports were going even before the war. (Spoiler: to the UAE, legally, publicly, and with invoices.) The truth is simple: When a country can’t face its own corruption, militias, smuggling routes, or the billions lost by its own officials… blaming the UAE becomes the easiest escape route. But numbers don’t lie. Propaganda does. The UAE doesn’t need Sudan’s gold. Sudan needed the UAE’s market and its aid far more than it will ever admit.

Mariam Almazrouie

57,568 views • 8 months ago

The world keeps getting hit by new terrorist variants from ISIS in 22 countries to lone wolves radicalized online. But the UAE? Already vaccinated. Our formula? Early detection, strict law, no tolerance. While others debate, we immunize. #GlobalTerrorismIndex2025 #الإمارات_وطن_الأمان

The world keeps getting hit by new terrorist variants from ISIS in 22 countries to lone wolves radicalized online. But the UAE? Already vaccinated. Our formula? Early detection, strict law, no tolerance. While others debate, we immunize. #GlobalTerrorismIndex2025 #الإمارات_وطن_الأمان

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82,628 views • 1 year ago

The UAE just said what everyone else was too scared to say. In today’s UN Session, our representative laid down the truth plainly: This war has no military solution only a humanitarian one. A truce. A ceasefire. And a civilian-led future not owned by either militia. While some parties continue bombing markets, burning villages, weaponizing hunger, and pretending to be victims the UAE is the one pledging another $100 million for El Fasher and standing with the Sudanese people, not their warlords. We condemned the RSF’s crimes. We condemned the SAF’s crimes. We condemned every attack on civilians without exceptions, without excuses. And unlike those who sheltered terrorists and protected men indicted for genocide, the UAE came with one message only: Stop killing civilians, open humanitarian corridors, and face accountability. From Sudan’s darkest days to its moments of hope we stood with the people, not the fighters. And we’re still here, doing more than speeches and slogans… delivering actual help. The UAE didn’t come to the UN today to “take sides.” We came to take responsibility something the warring parties still refuse to do. #Sudan #UN #UAE #HumanitarianTruth

The UAE just said what everyone else was too scared to say. In today’s UN Session, our representative laid down the truth plainly: This war has no military solution only a humanitarian one. A truce. A ceasefire. And a civilian-led future not owned by either militia. While some parties continue bombing markets, burning villages, weaponizing hunger, and pretending to be victims the UAE is the one pledging another $100 million for El Fasher and standing with the Sudanese people, not their warlords. We condemned the RSF’s crimes. We condemned the SAF’s crimes. We condemned every attack on civilians without exceptions, without excuses. And unlike those who sheltered terrorists and protected men indicted for genocide, the UAE came with one message only: Stop killing civilians, open humanitarian corridors, and face accountability. From Sudan’s darkest days to its moments of hope we stood with the people, not the fighters. And we’re still here, doing more than speeches and slogans… delivering actual help. The UAE didn’t come to the UN today to “take sides.” We came to take responsibility something the warring parties still refuse to do. #Sudan #UN #UAE #HumanitarianTruth

Mariam Almazrouie

32,332 views • 8 months ago

“They call it ‘fact-checking’ I call it selective storytelling.” DW News just proved how fake content spreads… by spreading half of it themselves. Some clips are old, others from different wars, and yet they all get repackaged like it’s breaking news. You can’t claim to fight misinformation while using recycled footage. Journalism isn’t supposed to be a collage of old pain and new captions. They point fingers, twist timelines, and hope no one notices the editing. But the truth doesn’t need filters. It just needs to be said once clearly. #DWNews #FakeNews #FactCheck #Sudan #TruthOverTrends

“They call it ‘fact-checking’ I call it selective storytelling.” DW News just proved how fake content spreads… by spreading half of it themselves. Some clips are old, others from different wars, and yet they all get repackaged like it’s breaking news. You can’t claim to fight misinformation while using recycled footage. Journalism isn’t supposed to be a collage of old pain and new captions. They point fingers, twist timelines, and hope no one notices the editing. But the truth doesn’t need filters. It just needs to be said once clearly. #DWNews #FakeNews #FactCheck #Sudan #TruthOverTrends

Mariam Almazrouie

17,949 views • 8 months ago

Her Excellency Lana Nusseibeh said it loud on CNN: “No military solution to extremism. We need a better idea.” If you want Gaza to rise, do what Rwanda did: rebuild, not destroy. If that offends you maybe you are the problem. #UAE #LanaNusseibeh #Gaza #Rwanda CNN

Her Excellency Lana Nusseibeh said it loud on CNN: “No military solution to extremism. We need a better idea.” If you want Gaza to rise, do what Rwanda did: rebuild, not destroy. If that offends you maybe you are the problem. #UAE #LanaNusseibeh #Gaza #Rwanda CNN

Mariam Almazrouie

22,453 views • 1 year ago

لين ادخلو بارض اليمن قرضة الدار مثل ميدخل بالجحور العقارب مافيه فارق بين الاخوان والفار كلن تسبب في هدم سد مارب

لين ادخلو بارض اليمن قرضة الدار مثل ميدخل بالجحور العقارب مافيه فارق بين الاخوان والفار كلن تسبب في هدم سد مارب

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11,074 views • 5 months ago

In my opinion, as much as I want Palestine to thrive to live, to grow, to stand tall I will never side with Hamas. A group that starves its own people is not “resistance,” it’s an occupation of its own kind. We donate food for free, Hamas takes it, sells it, and pockets the profit. And when civilians line up to take what’s rightfully theirs, they’re beaten. These people don’t deserve this abuse; they deserve dignity and life. I’ve seen the fake videos, the staged tragedies made to trigger outrage, and I’ve also seen the calls from Israel warning civilians to evacuate before a strike. This is not the black-and-white story that certain activists in the West like to paint. And here’s where the irony gets loud the LGBT community chanting “Free Palestine” when, under Hamas, they wouldn’t just lose their voice, they’d lose their life. Women screaming for a cause they barely understand, not realising that under Hamas they’d be stripped of every right they are exercising in that very moment. I believe in a two-state solution. I believe in the Jewish right to live. And I see with my own eyes how Israel is thriving how Muslims, Christians, and Jews already live side by side there, working, studying, and raising families. Yes, Arab Jews exist, and yes, they call Israel home. This isn’t a war between religions; it’s a war between those who want coexistence and those who thrive on chaos. So if you live safe in the UK, happy and free, and you’ve seen what Hamas does yet still chant “Free Palestine” without saying “from Hamas,” you’re missing the point entirely. The chant should be loud and clear: Free Palestine from Hamas. Because until Palestine is free from Hamas, it will never truly be free. #free_palestine_from_hamas

In my opinion, as much as I want Palestine to thrive to live, to grow, to stand tall I will never side with Hamas. A group that starves its own people is not “resistance,” it’s an occupation of its own kind. We donate food for free, Hamas takes it, sells it, and pockets the profit. And when civilians line up to take what’s rightfully theirs, they’re beaten. These people don’t deserve this abuse; they deserve dignity and life. I’ve seen the fake videos, the staged tragedies made to trigger outrage, and I’ve also seen the calls from Israel warning civilians to evacuate before a strike. This is not the black-and-white story that certain activists in the West like to paint. And here’s where the irony gets loud the LGBT community chanting “Free Palestine” when, under Hamas, they wouldn’t just lose their voice, they’d lose their life. Women screaming for a cause they barely understand, not realising that under Hamas they’d be stripped of every right they are exercising in that very moment. I believe in a two-state solution. I believe in the Jewish right to live. And I see with my own eyes how Israel is thriving how Muslims, Christians, and Jews already live side by side there, working, studying, and raising families. Yes, Arab Jews exist, and yes, they call Israel home. This isn’t a war between religions; it’s a war between those who want coexistence and those who thrive on chaos. So if you live safe in the UK, happy and free, and you’ve seen what Hamas does yet still chant “Free Palestine” without saying “from Hamas,” you’re missing the point entirely. The chant should be loud and clear: Free Palestine from Hamas. Because until Palestine is free from Hamas, it will never truly be free. #free_palestine_from_hamas

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17,906 views • 11 months ago

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