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MEGA EXCLUSIVE 🚨🔥 Col. Rajeev Bharwan (Indian Army) drops a statement that hits straight from the heart “Uniform toh kai actors pehente hain… par uska asli maan aur wazan sirf Sunny Deol utha sakta hai.” In Border 2, #Sunnydeol didn’t just wear the Army uniform he breathed life into... show more

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MEGA EXCLUSIVE 🚨🔥 Col. Rajeev Bharwan (Indian Army) drops a statement that hits straight from the heart: “Uniform toh kai actors pehente hain… par uska asli maan aur wazan sirf Sunny Deol utha sakta hai.” In Border, Sunny didn’t just wear the Army uniform — he breathed life into it. Every salute, every command, every roar made us feel proud to be Indians. 🇮🇳🔥 Sunny Deol isn’t just acting… He embodies the soldier

MEGA EXCLUSIVE 🚨🔥 Col. Rajeev Bharwan (Indian Army) drops a statement that hits straight from the heart: “Uniform toh kai actors pehente hain… par uska asli maan aur wazan sirf Sunny Deol utha sakta hai.” In Border, Sunny didn’t just wear the Army uniform — he breathed life into it. Every salute, every command, every roar made us feel proud to be Indians. 🇮🇳🔥 Sunny Deol isn’t just acting… He embodies the soldier

Rahul Gupta

245,104 views • 8 months ago

After delivering one of the BIGGEST blockbusters in Indian cinema, #SunnyDeol faced the most shocking backlash of his career.. When Gadar released, protests erupted. Theatres were attacked. Bomb blasts shook screenings. And in the middle of that storm, Sunny Deol was quietly sidelined. Bollywood stopped offering him big films simply because the story dared to show love between a Sikh and a Muslim. But Sunny Deol never bent. He never apologized. He never compromised. He rose above every boycott, every silence, every power game and carved a legacy no industry lobby could erase. That’s not just stardom. That’s strength. That’s Sunny Deol. 🦁🔥

After delivering one of the BIGGEST blockbusters in Indian cinema, #SunnyDeol faced the most shocking backlash of his career.. When Gadar released, protests erupted. Theatres were attacked. Bomb blasts shook screenings. And in the middle of that storm, Sunny Deol was quietly sidelined. Bollywood stopped offering him big films simply because the story dared to show love between a Sikh and a Muslim. But Sunny Deol never bent. He never apologized. He never compromised. He rose above every boycott, every silence, every power game and carved a legacy no industry lobby could erase. That’s not just stardom. That’s strength. That’s Sunny Deol. 🦁🔥

Rahul Gupta

47,567 views • 8 months ago

MEGA EXCLUSIVE 🔥 Sunny Deol has delivered a thunderous slap to his haters over Border 2. Putting all cameo rumors to rest, Sunny made it crystal clear his role is not small, and not a cameo. His character has been powerful from day one. Coming straight after the all-time blockbuster Gadar 2, Border 2 is being mounted on an even bigger scale and Sunny Deol is the heart and soul of the film. Backing him in strong supporting roles are Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahaan, adding more firepower to this massive war saga 🇮🇳🔥 This isn’t a return. This is DOMINANCE. 💥🦁

MEGA EXCLUSIVE 🔥 Sunny Deol has delivered a thunderous slap to his haters over Border 2. Putting all cameo rumors to rest, Sunny made it crystal clear his role is not small, and not a cameo. His character has been powerful from day one. Coming straight after the all-time blockbuster Gadar 2, Border 2 is being mounted on an even bigger scale and Sunny Deol is the heart and soul of the film. Backing him in strong supporting roles are Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahaan, adding more firepower to this massive war saga 🇮🇳🔥 This isn’t a return. This is DOMINANCE. 💥🦁

Rahul Gupta

34,423 views • 8 months ago

As soon as #SunnyDeol’s film #Border2 teaser dropped, the noise began. 🔥 Pakistani sympathizers started crying, and suddenly the PR machinery around #Dhurandhar went into overdrive. Bookmark this post Sunny Deol’s Border 2 will earn far more than Dhurandhar. There’s also one Indian actor whose love for Pakistan has been visible for years. In 2023, his film was pushed as a “hit” through corporate bookings. Ironically, back in the 90s, Sunny Deol had chased and beaten him on screen and that very decade made Sunny Deol the No.1 superstar of Hindi cinema. So why the pain now? Because Gadar 2 (2023) wasn’t just a hit it was an ATBB, the biggest blockbuster of its time. Today, some of those insecure fans are busy trolling Sunny Deol’s Border 2. The reason? Fear. Fear of a real lion who doesn’t need VFX to look powerful. Fear of a 60+ superstar whose roar still shakes the box office. 🦁🔥 Sunny Deol’s Border 2 isn’t coming to compete it’s coming to dominate

As soon as #SunnyDeol’s film #Border2 teaser dropped, the noise began. 🔥 Pakistani sympathizers started crying, and suddenly the PR machinery around #Dhurandhar went into overdrive. Bookmark this post Sunny Deol’s Border 2 will earn far more than Dhurandhar. There’s also one Indian actor whose love for Pakistan has been visible for years. In 2023, his film was pushed as a “hit” through corporate bookings. Ironically, back in the 90s, Sunny Deol had chased and beaten him on screen and that very decade made Sunny Deol the No.1 superstar of Hindi cinema. So why the pain now? Because Gadar 2 (2023) wasn’t just a hit it was an ATBB, the biggest blockbuster of its time. Today, some of those insecure fans are busy trolling Sunny Deol’s Border 2. The reason? Fear. Fear of a real lion who doesn’t need VFX to look powerful. Fear of a 60+ superstar whose roar still shakes the box office. 🦁🔥 Sunny Deol’s Border 2 isn’t coming to compete it’s coming to dominate

Rahul Gupta

113,107 views • 8 months ago

#BattleOfGalwan| Teaser Review 🔥🇮🇳 The teaser hits hard right from the opening dialogue: “Jawaano yaad rahe, zakham lage toh medal samajhna… aur maut dikhe toh salaam karna aur kehna – aaj nahi, fir kabhi.” This one line alone defines the spirit of a true soldier — fearless, disciplined, and larger than life. Goosebumps guaranteed. Then comes the entry — powerful, impactful, and absolutely whistle-worthy. The entry shot of SK is pure cinema 🔥 No over-the-top gimmicks, no loud buildup — just raw screen presence that commands attention. This is how you introduce a character that’s meant to shake theatres. Salman Khan in Army look is a different beast altogether. The uniform sits perfectly on him, but more than that, it’s the intensity in his eyes that tells the story. He isn’t playing a role — he is in character. Silent rage, controlled aggression, and emotional depth all packed into a few frames. The film is inspired by the India–China conflict of 2020, and the teaser smartly keeps things focused, restrained, and dignified. No unnecessary exposition, no sensationalism — just the emotion, the tension, and the resolve. The collaboration of Himesh Reshammiya & Salman Khan once again proves why this duo is lethal. The BGM and music elevate every frame — patriotic without being loud, intense without being noisy. The sound design alone adds massive weight to the teaser. Whenever Salman Khan steps into intense, content-driven roles, history has shown what happens at the box office — Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sultan, and now Battle of Galwan — these films don’t just perform, they create havoc. And then comes the Baap of all dialogues 🔥🔥 “Maut se kya darrna… usse toh aana hai.” This line isn’t just a punch — it’s a soldier’s mindset, a sentiment that hits straight in the heart. Shot at real locations, the teaser looks raw, grounded, and brutally authentic. You can feel the cold, the tension, and the reality in every frame — nothing feels artificial. So many teasers and trailers come and go… but Bhai ki sirf ek jhalak hi kaafi hoti hai to create a box office storm 💥 This teaser doesn’t shout — it roars. #SalmanKhan𓃵 #SalmanKhanBirthday #SalmanKhan60 Salman Khan

#BattleOfGalwan| Teaser Review 🔥🇮🇳 The teaser hits hard right from the opening dialogue: “Jawaano yaad rahe, zakham lage toh medal samajhna… aur maut dikhe toh salaam karna aur kehna – aaj nahi, fir kabhi.” This one line alone defines the spirit of a true soldier — fearless, disciplined, and larger than life. Goosebumps guaranteed. Then comes the entry — powerful, impactful, and absolutely whistle-worthy. The entry shot of SK is pure cinema 🔥 No over-the-top gimmicks, no loud buildup — just raw screen presence that commands attention. This is how you introduce a character that’s meant to shake theatres. Salman Khan in Army look is a different beast altogether. The uniform sits perfectly on him, but more than that, it’s the intensity in his eyes that tells the story. He isn’t playing a role — he is in character. Silent rage, controlled aggression, and emotional depth all packed into a few frames. The film is inspired by the India–China conflict of 2020, and the teaser smartly keeps things focused, restrained, and dignified. No unnecessary exposition, no sensationalism — just the emotion, the tension, and the resolve. The collaboration of Himesh Reshammiya & Salman Khan once again proves why this duo is lethal. The BGM and music elevate every frame — patriotic without being loud, intense without being noisy. The sound design alone adds massive weight to the teaser. Whenever Salman Khan steps into intense, content-driven roles, history has shown what happens at the box office — Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sultan, and now Battle of Galwan — these films don’t just perform, they create havoc. And then comes the Baap of all dialogues 🔥🔥 “Maut se kya darrna… usse toh aana hai.” This line isn’t just a punch — it’s a soldier’s mindset, a sentiment that hits straight in the heart. Shot at real locations, the teaser looks raw, grounded, and brutally authentic. You can feel the cold, the tension, and the reality in every frame — nothing feels artificial. So many teasers and trailers come and go… but Bhai ki sirf ek jhalak hi kaafi hoti hai to create a box office storm 💥 This teaser doesn’t shout — it roars. #SalmanKhan𓃵 #SalmanKhanBirthday #SalmanKhan60 Salman Khan

Amit Bhatia

22,500 views • 8 months ago

#Jaat Review | A typical south style entertainer like pushpa KGF. It has raw action, great fight scenes, seeti maar dialogues and brilliant performances. This film is all about conviction and how actors can deliver convincing performances #SunnyDeol is brilliant. He has nailed it once again. He is so convincing that u will be convinced that he can do anything on screen Randeep Hooda is the most dangerous villain. In each and every frame he show a terror. He uplifts this film with his acting. Coz a hero need great villain to show herogiri Viineet Kumar Siingh is brilliant. He has shown that his acting range is very wide. He has played this character with utmost conviction #reginacassandra is brilliant. She made a mark among all strong male characters #SaiyamiKher impressed in her role and one scene of hers is ruthless #ramyakrishnan is good #gopichandmalineni has done a good job.he focussed on strength of sunny deol and delivered what was expected Mythri Movie Makers #jaat #filmreview #filmrecommendation #movierecommendation #moviereview #sunnydeol #randeephooda #pushpa #kgf #southfilms #southcinema (Jaat, film review, film recommendation, movie reaction, pushpa, kgf, South cinema, sunny deol)

#Jaat Review | A typical south style entertainer like pushpa KGF. It has raw action, great fight scenes, seeti maar dialogues and brilliant performances. This film is all about conviction and how actors can deliver convincing performances #SunnyDeol is brilliant. He has nailed it once again. He is so convincing that u will be convinced that he can do anything on screen Randeep Hooda is the most dangerous villain. In each and every frame he show a terror. He uplifts this film with his acting. Coz a hero need great villain to show herogiri Viineet Kumar Siingh is brilliant. He has shown that his acting range is very wide. He has played this character with utmost conviction #reginacassandra is brilliant. She made a mark among all strong male characters #SaiyamiKher impressed in her role and one scene of hers is ruthless #ramyakrishnan is good #gopichandmalineni has done a good job.he focussed on strength of sunny deol and delivered what was expected Mythri Movie Makers #jaat #filmreview #filmrecommendation #movierecommendation #moviereview #sunnydeol #randeephooda #pushpa #kgf #southfilms #southcinema (Jaat, film review, film recommendation, movie reaction, pushpa, kgf, South cinema, sunny deol)

Amit Bhatia

91,440 views • 1 year ago

Why So Much Hate for Border 2? 🤔 Right after the #Border2teaser dropped, social media was suddenly flooded with negativity. People started complaining about VFX, real locations, and calling everything fake—judging the entire film from just a few teaser shots. That’s honestly ridiculous. What these people ignore is that Border 2 has already been shot extensively over months at real locations and The teaser barely showed 3–4 action glimpses—predicting a whole film from that makes no sense. The funny part is that many trailers released earlier had shots that looked average too, yet they didn’t face this level of trolling. Here, the target is obvious — it’s a Sunny Deol film. He’s unapologetically nationalist, and that clearly makes some people uncomfortable.. The same drama happened with Gadar 2—pre-release hate, nonstop trolling, and then complete silence after it turned into a massive blockbuster. History is repeating itself. 😂 And honestly, Sunny Deol alone is enough to make this film a hit, just like Gadar 2. Even that film didn’t have world-class VFX, yet it shattered records—and Border 2 already looks far better. So keep crying, keep trolling—it’s only increasing the hype. Border 2 isn’t stopping for anyone. 🇮🇳🔥

Why So Much Hate for Border 2? 🤔 Right after the #Border2teaser dropped, social media was suddenly flooded with negativity. People started complaining about VFX, real locations, and calling everything fake—judging the entire film from just a few teaser shots. That’s honestly ridiculous. What these people ignore is that Border 2 has already been shot extensively over months at real locations and The teaser barely showed 3–4 action glimpses—predicting a whole film from that makes no sense. The funny part is that many trailers released earlier had shots that looked average too, yet they didn’t face this level of trolling. Here, the target is obvious — it’s a Sunny Deol film. He’s unapologetically nationalist, and that clearly makes some people uncomfortable.. The same drama happened with Gadar 2—pre-release hate, nonstop trolling, and then complete silence after it turned into a massive blockbuster. History is repeating itself. 😂 And honestly, Sunny Deol alone is enough to make this film a hit, just like Gadar 2. Even that film didn’t have world-class VFX, yet it shattered records—and Border 2 already looks far better. So keep crying, keep trolling—it’s only increasing the hype. Border 2 isn’t stopping for anyone. 🇮🇳🔥

CineAlpha

196,908 views • 8 months ago

A billion dreams, 500 million makers, one movement. Your Jio is proud to serve 500 million Indians, and for this we say a heartfelt THANK YOU. Every step of this incredible journey has been possible only because of you. Jio would not have been Jio if India had not been India. 50 crore Indians today learn, create, share, innovate, and have made Jio into a movement. A movement that connected every heart across India. A movement that gave wings to unlimited dreams. Today, Digital India is no longer just a vision. It is a living, breathing reality that inspires the world. Together, we are not just celebrating Jio… we are celebrating you, the soul of this journey. Because Jio ko pachaas crore Indians ne milke banaya hai. Aur abhi toh ye shuruaat hai… this is just the beginning. ❤️🇮🇳 With love, From Jio #Jio500Million

A billion dreams, 500 million makers, one movement. Your Jio is proud to serve 500 million Indians, and for this we say a heartfelt THANK YOU. Every step of this incredible journey has been possible only because of you. Jio would not have been Jio if India had not been India. 50 crore Indians today learn, create, share, innovate, and have made Jio into a movement. A movement that connected every heart across India. A movement that gave wings to unlimited dreams. Today, Digital India is no longer just a vision. It is a living, breathing reality that inspires the world. Together, we are not just celebrating Jio… we are celebrating you, the soul of this journey. Because Jio ko pachaas crore Indians ne milke banaya hai. Aur abhi toh ye shuruaat hai… this is just the beginning. ❤️🇮🇳 With love, From Jio #Jio500Million

Reliance Jio

11,785 views • 1 year ago

They came in their tens of thousands, not just to mourn a man, but to honor a mission & to renew the promise he left burning in their hearts. To remember the one who didn’t just speak of resistance, but who personified resistance, & breathed it into his people. He gave them its meaning, its fire, its direction. He made it theirs. From Beirut’s heart to the hills & coast of the south, from the valleys of the Bekaa to the eastern towns, they gathered, all at once, all as one, they gathered as one people, one voice, one cause. to say: we have not forgotten. We will not surrender. And we are still on the path. They didn’t chant slogans. They delivered a vow, a roar at the end that rose for three minutes without pause: #إنّا_على_العهد_يا_نصرالله “We are still on the path, Nasrallah.” “We remain bound to the promise.” He may have fallen, but what he planted lives on، in the streets, in the flags, in every heart that still believes resistance is dignity.

They came in their tens of thousands, not just to mourn a man, but to honor a mission & to renew the promise he left burning in their hearts. To remember the one who didn’t just speak of resistance, but who personified resistance, & breathed it into his people. He gave them its meaning, its fire, its direction. He made it theirs. From Beirut’s heart to the hills & coast of the south, from the valleys of the Bekaa to the eastern towns, they gathered, all at once, all as one, they gathered as one people, one voice, one cause. to say: we have not forgotten. We will not surrender. And we are still on the path. They didn’t chant slogans. They delivered a vow, a roar at the end that rose for three minutes without pause: #إنّا_على_العهد_يا_نصرالله “We are still on the path, Nasrallah.” “We remain bound to the promise.” He may have fallen, but what he planted lives on، in the streets, in the flags, in every heart that still believes resistance is dignity.

Hala Jaber

27,080 views • 11 months ago

Just watched #Gadar2 in Gaiety/Galaxy theatre in Bandra. Last time I went to this single screen theatre was for the premiere of my movie #Hum. #Gadar2 is a tsunami of emotions felt not only by the actors on screen but also by the audiences in the theatre. It takes you on a roller coaster ride of what it means to be a proud Indian. In fact it celebrates the multi culture/ multi religion facet of our country. It is cathartic. Crowds scream their guts out at every dialogue. Sunny Deol is not an actor anymore. He is cult in himself. He is on fire. And you feel the heat in your soul. Utkarsh Sharma is fantastic with great promise. Manish Wadhwa as Pak general is superb. Thank you Anil Sharma for taking me on this raw joyride in a cinema hall. Jai Ho! 🙌🎥👏👏😍

Just watched #Gadar2 in Gaiety/Galaxy theatre in Bandra. Last time I went to this single screen theatre was for the premiere of my movie #Hum. #Gadar2 is a tsunami of emotions felt not only by the actors on screen but also by the audiences in the theatre. It takes you on a roller coaster ride of what it means to be a proud Indian. In fact it celebrates the multi culture/ multi religion facet of our country. It is cathartic. Crowds scream their guts out at every dialogue. Sunny Deol is not an actor anymore. He is cult in himself. He is on fire. And you feel the heat in your soul. Utkarsh Sharma is fantastic with great promise. Manish Wadhwa as Pak general is superb. Thank you Anil Sharma for taking me on this raw joyride in a cinema hall. Jai Ho! 🙌🎥👏👏😍

Anupam Kher

901,756 views • 3 years ago

🚨 BIG STATEMENT 🚨 A former US Ambassador just said out loud at Harvard what every Indian should hear: “America has literally spit in India’s face under Trump.” 30 years of bipartisan US diplomacy - wasted. Modi got none of it. He traded away ₹500 billion in US purchases, surrendered Russian oil, slashed Indian tariff autonomy; just to get tariffs CUT from 50% to 18%. 50% tariffs that NEVER EXISTED before Trump imposed them. He was blackmailed. And he called it a deal. Trump chose Pakistan over India. Trump took credit for ceasefire. Trump threatened 200% tariffs. And Modi? Silent on every single one. This isn’t foreign policy. This is submission. The man who sold “56-inch chest” surrendered India’s strategic autonomy to avoid a phone call going unanswered. 🇮🇳 💔

🚨 BIG STATEMENT 🚨 A former US Ambassador just said out loud at Harvard what every Indian should hear: “America has literally spit in India’s face under Trump.” 30 years of bipartisan US diplomacy - wasted. Modi got none of it. He traded away ₹500 billion in US purchases, surrendered Russian oil, slashed Indian tariff autonomy; just to get tariffs CUT from 50% to 18%. 50% tariffs that NEVER EXISTED before Trump imposed them. He was blackmailed. And he called it a deal. Trump chose Pakistan over India. Trump took credit for ceasefire. Trump threatened 200% tariffs. And Modi? Silent on every single one. This isn’t foreign policy. This is submission. The man who sold “56-inch chest” surrendered India’s strategic autonomy to avoid a phone call going unanswered. 🇮🇳 💔

Sincere Dibya

537,360 views • 4 months ago

The Wall That Never Breaks. 🇮🇳🛡️🦁 With conflicts erupting across the globe, it’s natural for people to feel a sense of dread. "What if India gets involved?" is the question on everyone’s mind. But this viral video of an Indian Army soldier is here to shut down the fear and replace it with unshakeable pride. His message is simple and powerful: "Don't worry. Before anyone can reach you, the Indian Army is standing in the way. No one can even touch India." 📈⚔️ It’s a raw, unfiltered reminder that while we sleep in peace, these heroes are awake, guarding our borders against every possible threat. In times of global uncertainty, our greatest strength isn't just our diplomacy or our resources it’s the spirit of the men and women in uniform who fear nothing. 🙌 Let this be your reminder to stop doom-scrolling and start trusting the shield that protects us 24/7. Jai Hind!

The Wall That Never Breaks. 🇮🇳🛡️🦁 With conflicts erupting across the globe, it’s natural for people to feel a sense of dread. "What if India gets involved?" is the question on everyone’s mind. But this viral video of an Indian Army soldier is here to shut down the fear and replace it with unshakeable pride. His message is simple and powerful: "Don't worry. Before anyone can reach you, the Indian Army is standing in the way. No one can even touch India." 📈⚔️ It’s a raw, unfiltered reminder that while we sleep in peace, these heroes are awake, guarding our borders against every possible threat. In times of global uncertainty, our greatest strength isn't just our diplomacy or our resources it’s the spirit of the men and women in uniform who fear nothing. 🙌 Let this be your reminder to stop doom-scrolling and start trusting the shield that protects us 24/7. Jai Hind!

Comman Man

17,357 views • 5 months ago

Think about that for a second. 8 months of cold nights, grueling drills, and the heavy silence of being a lone soldier thousands of miles away from home. At just 18 years old, this boy left everything in America - his bed, his friends, his comfort - to put on an IDF uniform and stand guard for all of us. 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 He’s been a man out there in the field, carrying a rifle and the weight of a nation. But the moment he sees his mother running toward him on that parade ground, he becomes her little boy again. The way she screams his name, the way he collapses into her arms... that’s not just a hug. That’s 240 days of worry, prayer, and raw longing finally letting go. You can feel her heartbeat through the screen. You can feel his soul finally exhaling. It breaks my heart and fills it at the same time. To the mother who sent her world across the ocean to protect ours: you are a lioness. To the son who stood tall until he saw his mom: you are our hero. He might be called a "lone soldier" on paper, but today, every single one of us is hugging him.💙

Think about that for a second. 8 months of cold nights, grueling drills, and the heavy silence of being a lone soldier thousands of miles away from home. At just 18 years old, this boy left everything in America - his bed, his friends, his comfort - to put on an IDF uniform and stand guard for all of us. 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 He’s been a man out there in the field, carrying a rifle and the weight of a nation. But the moment he sees his mother running toward him on that parade ground, he becomes her little boy again. The way she screams his name, the way he collapses into her arms... that’s not just a hug. That’s 240 days of worry, prayer, and raw longing finally letting go. You can feel her heartbeat through the screen. You can feel his soul finally exhaling. It breaks my heart and fills it at the same time. To the mother who sent her world across the ocean to protect ours: you are a lioness. To the son who stood tall until he saw his mom: you are our hero. He might be called a "lone soldier" on paper, but today, every single one of us is hugging him.💙

סקיצה מזרחית

14,324 views • 4 months ago

Every pane of glass around you. 🪟 Every window. Every phone screen. Every car windscreen. Every skyscraper.🇬🇧 All made the same way. All using the same process. Invented in a kitchen sink in Lancashire. His name was Sir Alastair Pilkington. He wasn't even related to the glass company. He just happened to share the name and married into the family. In 1952 he was doing the washing up at home. He watched the grease float on the water. Perfectly flat. Undisturbed. And thought: what if molten glass could do that? Before this moment, flat glass had been made the same way for three hundred years. 😰 You melted sand. You poured it into sheets. Then you ground it. And polished it. By hand. For hours. A third of every sheet was wasted in the process. The work was brutal. The results were inconsistent. Nobody questioned it. That was just how glass was made. Pilkington went to his bosses at Pilkington Brothers in St Helens with his idea. They backed him. It took seven years. It cost £7 million. An enormous sum in the 1950s. There were years where nothing worked. The company nearly went bankrupt. His idea: pour molten glass at 1,100°C onto a bath of molten tin. Glass is less dense than tin. It floats. It spreads. Both surfaces fire-polished perfectly flat by the heat. No grinding. No polishing. No waste. 🔥 In January 1959, it worked. The float glass process was licensed to manufacturers across the world. Over 40 companies. Over 30 countries. Today it accounts for over 90% of all flat glass production on Earth. Every window you have ever looked through in your entire life was almost certainly made using this single British process. Sir Alastair Pilkington was knighted in 1970. Elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1969. Made a life peer in 1995. Baron Pilkington of St Helens. He died the same year. Before he could take his seat in the House of Lords. A British man with an idea who changed every building on Earth. 🇬🇧 Be part of us - Be proud of us. 🙏🇬🇧

Every pane of glass around you. 🪟 Every window. Every phone screen. Every car windscreen. Every skyscraper.🇬🇧 All made the same way. All using the same process. Invented in a kitchen sink in Lancashire. His name was Sir Alastair Pilkington. He wasn't even related to the glass company. He just happened to share the name and married into the family. In 1952 he was doing the washing up at home. He watched the grease float on the water. Perfectly flat. Undisturbed. And thought: what if molten glass could do that? Before this moment, flat glass had been made the same way for three hundred years. 😰 You melted sand. You poured it into sheets. Then you ground it. And polished it. By hand. For hours. A third of every sheet was wasted in the process. The work was brutal. The results were inconsistent. Nobody questioned it. That was just how glass was made. Pilkington went to his bosses at Pilkington Brothers in St Helens with his idea. They backed him. It took seven years. It cost £7 million. An enormous sum in the 1950s. There were years where nothing worked. The company nearly went bankrupt. His idea: pour molten glass at 1,100°C onto a bath of molten tin. Glass is less dense than tin. It floats. It spreads. Both surfaces fire-polished perfectly flat by the heat. No grinding. No polishing. No waste. 🔥 In January 1959, it worked. The float glass process was licensed to manufacturers across the world. Over 40 companies. Over 30 countries. Today it accounts for over 90% of all flat glass production on Earth. Every window you have ever looked through in your entire life was almost certainly made using this single British process. Sir Alastair Pilkington was knighted in 1970. Elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1969. Made a life peer in 1995. Baron Pilkington of St Helens. He died the same year. Before he could take his seat in the House of Lords. A British man with an idea who changed every building on Earth. 🇬🇧 Be part of us - Be proud of us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

130,824 views • 5 months ago

🚨 THEY WERE 40 AGAINST 2,000. THE ENEMY CAME FOR A MASSACRE; THE INDIAN ARMY BROUGHT THEM TO THEIR KNEES. 🇮🇳🔥 This is the untold story of Malakal, South Sudan. The story of Major Samar Toor, the supreme sacrifice of Lt Col Mahipal Singh, and how Indian soldiers turned a death trap into a graveyard for the enemy's arrogance. THE SETTING: A DEATH TRAP -->South Sudan. The "White Army," a bloodthirsty militia of 2,000+ fighters armed with AK-47s and RPGs, surrounded the UN base at Malakal. -->Inside? 30,000 terrified civilians. -->Standing between them? -->A small detachment of the Indian Army. The world expected a slaughter. They forgot who was guarding the gate. THE HERO OF MALAKAL: MAJOR SAMAR TOOR -->Major Samar Toor (8 Rajputana Rifles). While other peacekeepers panicked, Major Toor dug in. -->The rebels attacked in human waves, high on drugs and adrenaline. They thought they could overrun the post. They were wrong. -->Major Toor led from the front, turning his post into an impregnable fortress. For 72 hours, the Indian troops unleashed hell. "MADE THEM INTO KNEES" (THE TACTICAL MASTERCLASS) -->How do you stop 2,000 men with just 40? You don't just fight; you dominate. -->Precision Sniping, Indian marksmen eliminated rebel commanders from 800m, shattering their chain of command. -->The "Iron Fist", when rebels tried to breach the perimeter, Indian BMP-2 Infantry Combat Vehicles flanked them, cutting off their retreat. THE AFTERMATH For his "conspicuous gallantry" and holding the line when the world was falling apart, Major Samar Toor was awarded the Shaurya Chakra. He proved that whether it's the borders of India or the deserts of Africa, the Indian soldier is the ultimate protector. -->The Result was that the militia didn't just retreat; they broke. The Indian Army physically and psychologically brought them to their knees. The "White Army" fled, leaving their weapons behind. THE PRICE OF GLORY: OUR MARTYRS Victory came at a heavy price. We must never forget the bravehearts who laid down their lives in the South Sudan operations during this period: 🎖️ Lt. Col. Mahipal Singh (9 Mech Infra): Led a convoy into an ambush to protect his men. He took bullets to the chest but kept firing, neutralizing attackers before succumbing. 🎖️ Subedar Dharmesh Sangwan & Subedar Kumar Pal Singh: Facing a mob of 2,000 at Akobo, they refused to hand over civilians. They fought till their last breath, choosing death over dishonor. 🎖️ Havildar Heera Lal, Havildar Bharat Sasmal, Naib Subedar Shiv Kumar Pal. While the world looked away, Indian soldiers stood as the only shield between innocent women/children and a massacre. The "Hero of Malakal" proved that whether it's the icy peaks of Kargil or the dusty plains of Africa, the Indian Army is the ultimate fighting force. Major Toor turned his combat legacy into a defense startup(Zulu Defence) that now arms the very Special Forces he once served alongside. "I stopped firing the gun so I could build a better one for my brothers." This story is so legendary that it is now inspiring a major Bollywood biopic starring John Abraham. But before the movie comes out, YOU need to know the real heroes. They fought not for conquest, but for humanity. They fought like Tigers. 🇮🇳 Hit the ❤️ to salute Lt Col Mahipal Singh & Major Toor. 🔄 RT to show the world the power of the Indian Army! Col AJ🇮🇳 Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) Colonel Mayank Chaubey Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 TheGlobalDecoder #IndianArmy #Malakal #MajorSamarToor #LtColMahipalSingh #Bravehearts #SouthSudan #Geopolitics #JaiHind

🚨 THEY WERE 40 AGAINST 2,000. THE ENEMY CAME FOR A MASSACRE; THE INDIAN ARMY BROUGHT THEM TO THEIR KNEES. 🇮🇳🔥 This is the untold story of Malakal, South Sudan. The story of Major Samar Toor, the supreme sacrifice of Lt Col Mahipal Singh, and how Indian soldiers turned a death trap into a graveyard for the enemy's arrogance. THE SETTING: A DEATH TRAP -->South Sudan. The "White Army," a bloodthirsty militia of 2,000+ fighters armed with AK-47s and RPGs, surrounded the UN base at Malakal. -->Inside? 30,000 terrified civilians. -->Standing between them? -->A small detachment of the Indian Army. The world expected a slaughter. They forgot who was guarding the gate. THE HERO OF MALAKAL: MAJOR SAMAR TOOR -->Major Samar Toor (8 Rajputana Rifles). While other peacekeepers panicked, Major Toor dug in. -->The rebels attacked in human waves, high on drugs and adrenaline. They thought they could overrun the post. They were wrong. -->Major Toor led from the front, turning his post into an impregnable fortress. For 72 hours, the Indian troops unleashed hell. "MADE THEM INTO KNEES" (THE TACTICAL MASTERCLASS) -->How do you stop 2,000 men with just 40? You don't just fight; you dominate. -->Precision Sniping, Indian marksmen eliminated rebel commanders from 800m, shattering their chain of command. -->The "Iron Fist", when rebels tried to breach the perimeter, Indian BMP-2 Infantry Combat Vehicles flanked them, cutting off their retreat. THE AFTERMATH For his "conspicuous gallantry" and holding the line when the world was falling apart, Major Samar Toor was awarded the Shaurya Chakra. He proved that whether it's the borders of India or the deserts of Africa, the Indian soldier is the ultimate protector. -->The Result was that the militia didn't just retreat; they broke. The Indian Army physically and psychologically brought them to their knees. The "White Army" fled, leaving their weapons behind. THE PRICE OF GLORY: OUR MARTYRS Victory came at a heavy price. We must never forget the bravehearts who laid down their lives in the South Sudan operations during this period: 🎖️ Lt. Col. Mahipal Singh (9 Mech Infra): Led a convoy into an ambush to protect his men. He took bullets to the chest but kept firing, neutralizing attackers before succumbing. 🎖️ Subedar Dharmesh Sangwan & Subedar Kumar Pal Singh: Facing a mob of 2,000 at Akobo, they refused to hand over civilians. They fought till their last breath, choosing death over dishonor. 🎖️ Havildar Heera Lal, Havildar Bharat Sasmal, Naib Subedar Shiv Kumar Pal. While the world looked away, Indian soldiers stood as the only shield between innocent women/children and a massacre. The "Hero of Malakal" proved that whether it's the icy peaks of Kargil or the dusty plains of Africa, the Indian Army is the ultimate fighting force. Major Toor turned his combat legacy into a defense startup(Zulu Defence) that now arms the very Special Forces he once served alongside. "I stopped firing the gun so I could build a better one for my brothers." This story is so legendary that it is now inspiring a major Bollywood biopic starring John Abraham. But before the movie comes out, YOU need to know the real heroes. They fought not for conquest, but for humanity. They fought like Tigers. 🇮🇳 Hit the ❤️ to salute Lt Col Mahipal Singh & Major Toor. 🔄 RT to show the world the power of the Indian Army! Col AJ🇮🇳 Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) Colonel Mayank Chaubey Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 TheGlobalDecoder #IndianArmy #Malakal #MajorSamarToor #LtColMahipalSingh #Bravehearts #SouthSudan #Geopolitics #JaiHind

The Sacred Scroll

159,700 views • 7 months ago

Prince Harry is the worst kind of stupid: arrogant, spiteful, entitled, vindictive, shameless and profoundly disloyal. Meghan Markle is an outsider. She married into the Royal Family, saw the status, privilege and access that came with it, and has spent years trying to squeeze every last drop out of that connection. Nasty? Absolutely. Shameless? Without question. But at least you can understand the self-interest. Harry is different. Harry is family. He grew up inside that family. He knew his grandmother. He knew his father. He grew up beside William. He knew Catherine. He knew exactly who these people were long before Meghan ever walked through the palace gates. And what did he do with that knowledge? He sold it. Oprah. Netflix. Spare. Interviews. Court cases. Private conversations. Family arguments. Childhood memories. Nothing was off limits once there was money, publicity or a grievance to be squeezed out of it. Let’s kill one argument right here: Harry wasn’t some brave outsider exposing a terrible family. He was raised in that family. He was loved by that family. He was protected by that family. He was privileged by that family. He knew these people for decades. From the beginning, Harry and Meghan understood there was one enormous advantage on their side. The Royal Family was never going to fight them in the same way. The Palace wasn’t going to answer every accusation, every interview, every insinuation and every private detail dragged into the public. So they filled the silence with their version of events. The longer it went on, the more the contradictions piled up. Stories changed. Claims were challenged. Details didn’t always match. Yet the narrative kept being pushed because they knew the people on the other side were unlikely to engage in a public back-and-forth. That isn’t “speaking truth to power.” That is exploiting the restraint of a family that cannot, and should not, fight back in the same way. Harry knew exactly what he was doing. He knew his family would protect the institution, protect private family matters & refuse to turn the monarchy into a public mud-slinging contest. And he used that restraint against them. So when Meghan attacked his family, Harry wasn’t some clueless husband blindly repeating things he didn’t understand. He knew them. He chose to scheme beside her while she dragged them. He chose to add his own accusations. He chose the cameras, the contracts, the headlines & the victim narrative. He didn’t just leave. He turned his family into a business model. And the pattern didn’t stop with them. Harry has long treated his mother’s name & legacy as something he can leverage, brand, and redirect whenever it suits him. The same instinct that turned private family life into content has been applied to her memory and the causes once tied to it. Meghan married into the family & exploited the connection. Harry was born into it, benefited from it his entire life, knew exactly what he was betraying, and then sold the betrayal back to the world. That isn’t courage. That isn’t truth-telling. That isn’t “finding his voice.” It’s betrayal. A stranger can hurt you. But a family member who knows your history, knows your vulnerabilities, knows your private life, knows exactly where to hurt you, and then hands all of it to the world for money and attention? That is something else entirely. Harry didn’t just walk away from his family. He monetised attacking them. And somehow, after all of that, he still wants us to believe he’s the victim. No. He isn’t the victim. He tried to destroy their reputation, but the more Harry & Meghan talked, the more people started seeing them for exactly who they are. The contradictions piled up, the self-serving narrative became harder to ignore, & their credibility took the hit. The Royal Family didn’t expose Harry & Meghan. Harry & Meghan exposed themselves. And Harry is still angry that the world didn’t see the Royal Family through his evil eyes.

Queen Esther

175,410 views • 9 days ago

THEY NICKNAMED HIM "TINY" BUT HE BECAME THE TALLEST SOLDIER IN THE VALLEY They affectionately call him "Tiny" Dhillon, an ironic nickname for a man whose physical frame is towering, but whose legacy in Kashmir is even larger. Lt Gen KJS Dhillon is not just a soldier; he is a chapter in India's story of resilience. Here is the true, detailed story of a General who carried a "Shermaar's" blood in his veins and a mother's compassion in his heart. A Promise Kept in 100 Hours -->February 14, 2019. The day India’s heart broke. The Pulwama attack left 40 of our CRPF braves martyred. The nation was not just angry; it was grieving. We needed justice. -->Lt Gen Dhillon, then Corps Commander of the Chinar Corps, didn't offer empty words. He went to work. -->Leading from the front, he orchestrated a furious, precise intelligence operation. The objective was clear: Find the handlers. In a fierce encounter in Pinglan, his troops cornered the mastermind, Kamran (alias Ghazi). -->Exactly 100 hours after the attack, the Indian Army announced that the leadership of JeM had been eliminated. It was a swift, clinical message to the enemy: You cannot hurt us and expect to sleep in peace. "Kitne Ghazi Aaye..." (The Voice of Resolve) -->In the aftermath, Gen Dhillon delivered a statement that became the anthem of a defiant nation. It wasn't boasting; it was a calm statement of fact. -->"Kitne Ghazi aaye, kitne Ghazi gaye. Hum yahin hain, dekh lenge sabko."(Many Ghazis came, many went. We are still here. We will handle them all.) -->With those words, he didn't just defeat a terrorist; he dismantled the enemy's psychological aura. He reminded us that the Indian Army is eternal. The Warrior with a Mother’s Heart -->True heroism isn't just about the ability to destroy; it's about the desire to save. -->While he was ruthless with foreign terrorists, Gen Dhillon viewed local Kashmiri boys differently as misguided sons. He initiated "Operation Maa." -->The protocol was unheard of: If a local youth was trapped in an encounter, the Army would stop firing. They would risk their own lives to bring the boy’s mother to the site. Her voice, amplified over a loudspeaker, pleading for him to come home. -->He famously said, "No son can disobey his mother."And he was right. Under his watch, dozens of youths laid down their guns and returned to their families. He proved that a mother's love is a more powerful weapon than any rifle. The "Shermaar" Legacy -->Courage is often inherited. Gen Dhillon lost his mother when he was just three years old, but he grew up on the legend of her valor. -->Years ago, in a village in Nepal, his mother had fought off a wild animal with her bare hands to save her husband’s life. The villagers bestowed upon her the title "Shermaar" (Tiger Slayer). -->That same protective instinct defined Gen Dhillon’s tenure. Whether walking the streets of Downtown Srinagar unprotected to talk to locals or standing firm at the LoC, he was there to protect the Awaam (people) just as fiercely as his mother protected her family. Silent Strength (August 2019) -->When Article 370 was abrogated, the world watched, expecting violence. But under the Chinar Corps' vigil, the transition was managed with such professional excellence that not a single civilian life was lost in law-and-order incidents. -->He replaced fear with security, ensuring that the only thing that flowed in the Valley was the Jhelum, not blood. The Final Salute Lt Gen KJS Dhillon recently retired, but a soldier never truly leaves the post. He continues to inspire the youth as the Chairperson of the Board of Governors at IIT Mandi. He taught us the true meaning of the Army's ethos: Naam (Name), Namak (Loyalty), and Nishan (Flag). To the General who taught us that you can be lethal in war and humane in peace, a grateful nation salutes you. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳 Col AJ🇮🇳 Colonel Mayank Chaubey Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 TheGlobalDecoder Aman singh #IndianArmy #KJSDhillon #TinyDhillon #Pulwama #Bravehearts #Kashmir #IndianArmedForces #Article370

THEY NICKNAMED HIM "TINY" BUT HE BECAME THE TALLEST SOLDIER IN THE VALLEY They affectionately call him "Tiny" Dhillon, an ironic nickname for a man whose physical frame is towering, but whose legacy in Kashmir is even larger. Lt Gen KJS Dhillon is not just a soldier; he is a chapter in India's story of resilience. Here is the true, detailed story of a General who carried a "Shermaar's" blood in his veins and a mother's compassion in his heart. A Promise Kept in 100 Hours -->February 14, 2019. The day India’s heart broke. The Pulwama attack left 40 of our CRPF braves martyred. The nation was not just angry; it was grieving. We needed justice. -->Lt Gen Dhillon, then Corps Commander of the Chinar Corps, didn't offer empty words. He went to work. -->Leading from the front, he orchestrated a furious, precise intelligence operation. The objective was clear: Find the handlers. In a fierce encounter in Pinglan, his troops cornered the mastermind, Kamran (alias Ghazi). -->Exactly 100 hours after the attack, the Indian Army announced that the leadership of JeM had been eliminated. It was a swift, clinical message to the enemy: You cannot hurt us and expect to sleep in peace. "Kitne Ghazi Aaye..." (The Voice of Resolve) -->In the aftermath, Gen Dhillon delivered a statement that became the anthem of a defiant nation. It wasn't boasting; it was a calm statement of fact. -->"Kitne Ghazi aaye, kitne Ghazi gaye. Hum yahin hain, dekh lenge sabko."(Many Ghazis came, many went. We are still here. We will handle them all.) -->With those words, he didn't just defeat a terrorist; he dismantled the enemy's psychological aura. He reminded us that the Indian Army is eternal. The Warrior with a Mother’s Heart -->True heroism isn't just about the ability to destroy; it's about the desire to save. -->While he was ruthless with foreign terrorists, Gen Dhillon viewed local Kashmiri boys differently as misguided sons. He initiated "Operation Maa." -->The protocol was unheard of: If a local youth was trapped in an encounter, the Army would stop firing. They would risk their own lives to bring the boy’s mother to the site. Her voice, amplified over a loudspeaker, pleading for him to come home. -->He famously said, "No son can disobey his mother."And he was right. Under his watch, dozens of youths laid down their guns and returned to their families. He proved that a mother's love is a more powerful weapon than any rifle. The "Shermaar" Legacy -->Courage is often inherited. Gen Dhillon lost his mother when he was just three years old, but he grew up on the legend of her valor. -->Years ago, in a village in Nepal, his mother had fought off a wild animal with her bare hands to save her husband’s life. The villagers bestowed upon her the title "Shermaar" (Tiger Slayer). -->That same protective instinct defined Gen Dhillon’s tenure. Whether walking the streets of Downtown Srinagar unprotected to talk to locals or standing firm at the LoC, he was there to protect the Awaam (people) just as fiercely as his mother protected her family. Silent Strength (August 2019) -->When Article 370 was abrogated, the world watched, expecting violence. But under the Chinar Corps' vigil, the transition was managed with such professional excellence that not a single civilian life was lost in law-and-order incidents. -->He replaced fear with security, ensuring that the only thing that flowed in the Valley was the Jhelum, not blood. The Final Salute Lt Gen KJS Dhillon recently retired, but a soldier never truly leaves the post. He continues to inspire the youth as the Chairperson of the Board of Governors at IIT Mandi. He taught us the true meaning of the Army's ethos: Naam (Name), Namak (Loyalty), and Nishan (Flag). To the General who taught us that you can be lethal in war and humane in peace, a grateful nation salutes you. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳 Col AJ🇮🇳 Colonel Mayank Chaubey Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 TheGlobalDecoder Aman singh #IndianArmy #KJSDhillon #TinyDhillon #Pulwama #Bravehearts #Kashmir #IndianArmedForces #Article370

The Sacred Scroll

50,193 views • 7 months ago

In 1943, Black American soldiers arrived in Lancashire.🇬🇧🇺🇸 Back home, they couldn't eat in the same restaurants as white people. Couldn't drink in the same bars. The locals didn't care about any of that. They said come in. Same pubs. Same pints. Same welcome as everyone else. They danced together. Drank together. Walked through the village together. One soldier said he didn't know he was coloured until he looked in the mirror. Then the US commanders tried to stop it. They demanded the village separate them. Every pub refused. A barmaid called Gillian Vesey served whoever was next. No exceptions. Military police walked into a pub and tried to arrest a soldier for wearing the wrong uniform. A British soldier stood up. "Why do you want to arrest them? They're not doing anything wrong." That night, things turned violent. A soldier was killed. The commanding general blamed the white officers. Racist officers were removed. The soldiers went home. But they carried something with them. The memory of a place that treated them like people. One veteran said: "These soldiers were never going back to accept being treated as less." "None of us were." A small Lancashire village showed them what was possible. Not by marching. Not by protesting. Just by being decent. They didn't think they were being brave. They were just being British.🇬🇧 This is who we are. Help us show the world. Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

In 1943, Black American soldiers arrived in Lancashire.🇬🇧🇺🇸 Back home, they couldn't eat in the same restaurants as white people. Couldn't drink in the same bars. The locals didn't care about any of that. They said come in. Same pubs. Same pints. Same welcome as everyone else. They danced together. Drank together. Walked through the village together. One soldier said he didn't know he was coloured until he looked in the mirror. Then the US commanders tried to stop it. They demanded the village separate them. Every pub refused. A barmaid called Gillian Vesey served whoever was next. No exceptions. Military police walked into a pub and tried to arrest a soldier for wearing the wrong uniform. A British soldier stood up. "Why do you want to arrest them? They're not doing anything wrong." That night, things turned violent. A soldier was killed. The commanding general blamed the white officers. Racist officers were removed. The soldiers went home. But they carried something with them. The memory of a place that treated them like people. One veteran said: "These soldiers were never going back to accept being treated as less." "None of us were." A small Lancashire village showed them what was possible. Not by marching. Not by protesting. Just by being decent. They didn't think they were being brave. They were just being British.🇬🇧 This is who we are. Help us show the world. Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

1,016,812 views • 6 months ago

🐎💔 This isn’t just a race… it’s a moment that still brings tears to grown men’s eyes. June 9, 1973. Belmont Park. The air was electric. Secretariat, that big red horse with a heart bigger than his body, stepped onto the track for the final leg of the Triple Crown. What happened next? Pure magic. He didn’t just run — he flew. With Ron Turcotte in the saddle, Secretariat exploded down the stretch, leaving the field in another universe. Thirty-one lengths. Thirty-one. A gap so massive it looked like a dream. The clock stopped at 2:24 — a record that still stands, 53 years later. Chic Anderson’s voice cracked with awe: “He is moving like a tremendous machine!” But it wasn’t a machine. It was a living legend pouring his entire soul into every stride. A horse that seemed to understand the weight of history on his back… and chose to make it unforgettable. Even today, watching this gives you chills you can’t explain. It reminds us what greatness looks like — raw, fearless, and beautiful. Secretariat didn’t just win that day. He lifted the spirit of an entire nation and left a legacy that still inspires dreamers everywhere. If this doesn’t move you… check your pulse. 😭🔥

🐎💔 This isn’t just a race… it’s a moment that still brings tears to grown men’s eyes. June 9, 1973. Belmont Park. The air was electric. Secretariat, that big red horse with a heart bigger than his body, stepped onto the track for the final leg of the Triple Crown. What happened next? Pure magic. He didn’t just run — he flew. With Ron Turcotte in the saddle, Secretariat exploded down the stretch, leaving the field in another universe. Thirty-one lengths. Thirty-one. A gap so massive it looked like a dream. The clock stopped at 2:24 — a record that still stands, 53 years later. Chic Anderson’s voice cracked with awe: “He is moving like a tremendous machine!” But it wasn’t a machine. It was a living legend pouring his entire soul into every stride. A horse that seemed to understand the weight of history on his back… and chose to make it unforgettable. Even today, watching this gives you chills you can’t explain. It reminds us what greatness looks like — raw, fearless, and beautiful. Secretariat didn’t just win that day. He lifted the spirit of an entire nation and left a legacy that still inspires dreamers everywhere. If this doesn’t move you… check your pulse. 😭🔥

TheRealCherokeeOwl 🦉

79,157 views • 4 months ago

This is the moment that Leader of the Islamic Republic, Khamenei.ir , issued orders that put a price on my life through the head of the Revolutionary Guards, Hossein Salami, and other high-ranking IRGC commanders you see in this video. All these men are gone now, removed from the battlefield and history. And five hitmen hired by Iran’s regime are behind bars here in America not in Tehran, not in Qom, but in U.S. custody because they plotted violence on American soil. How would you feel if you woke up one day and heard that the men who ordered the massacre of your beloved people, the men responsible for killing your friends, your neighbors, your country’s daughters and sons, were gone? Some in the West is it still confused but those who have suffered under a terrorist regime, whether in Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea, or any dictatorship, know this feeling: a tornado of grief and rage mixes in your veins until your body trembles with it. It isn’t philosophy. It isn’t politics. It is about survival. It is about death and life. I wish I could publish every single order he signed, every command that turned his soldiers into executioners and innocent people into targets. Do you understand what it means when a regime calls for your death? When every step outside your home could be the last? We don’t have the luxury of debating human rights or ideology when every dawn could be your last. We fight to live, to breathe, to raise a family, to have a normal life without fear. In the United States or Europe, if you don’t like your president, you have another option, it’s called an election, and you vote. We didn’t have that choice. I wish I could bring every Iranian woman and men who lost just one eye, every survivor, on every campus, in every capital to every American and European university. Let them stare in the faces of the privileged and say: this is what terror looks like. Again; This is not politics. This is life and death. This is about surviving. Stand with those who survived. If not now, then when?

This is the moment that Leader of the Islamic Republic, Khamenei.ir , issued orders that put a price on my life through the head of the Revolutionary Guards, Hossein Salami, and other high-ranking IRGC commanders you see in this video. All these men are gone now, removed from the battlefield and history. And five hitmen hired by Iran’s regime are behind bars here in America not in Tehran, not in Qom, but in U.S. custody because they plotted violence on American soil. How would you feel if you woke up one day and heard that the men who ordered the massacre of your beloved people, the men responsible for killing your friends, your neighbors, your country’s daughters and sons, were gone? Some in the West is it still confused but those who have suffered under a terrorist regime, whether in Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea, or any dictatorship, know this feeling: a tornado of grief and rage mixes in your veins until your body trembles with it. It isn’t philosophy. It isn’t politics. It is about survival. It is about death and life. I wish I could publish every single order he signed, every command that turned his soldiers into executioners and innocent people into targets. Do you understand what it means when a regime calls for your death? When every step outside your home could be the last? We don’t have the luxury of debating human rights or ideology when every dawn could be your last. We fight to live, to breathe, to raise a family, to have a normal life without fear. In the United States or Europe, if you don’t like your president, you have another option, it’s called an election, and you vote. We didn’t have that choice. I wish I could bring every Iranian woman and men who lost just one eye, every survivor, on every campus, in every capital to every American and European university. Let them stare in the faces of the privileged and say: this is what terror looks like. Again; This is not politics. This is life and death. This is about surviving. Stand with those who survived. If not now, then when?

Masih Alinejad

294,069 views • 5 months ago