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This documentary talks about female infanticide - how women were driven to kill their own baby girls because of the crushing burden of future dowry. It shows the horrifying methods that were used: some newborn girls had their necks twisted, while others were suffocated with salt. It's almost impossible... to imagine the desperation and tragedy behind such acts. If a family had more than two or three daughters, many feared financial ruin. Even a single daughter could push a family back financially by decades because of the dowry expected at her marriage. It's a reality that has contributed to countless farmer suicides and has devastated families across social classes. Instead of addressing dowry issue more strictly government banned female foeticide basically punishing the parents that had unfortunate luck of having a girl childshow more

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Siya's mother in law said that she used to drink and she had even told her that drinking would not be acceptable in their family. Of course Siya's parents may have known that their daughter was out of control which may be why they arranged her marriage. But instead of running away with her boyfriend and having a court marriage the psychopath Siya chose to kill .

Siya's mother in law said that she used to drink and she had even told her that drinking would not be acceptable in their family. Of course Siya's parents may have known that their daughter was out of control which may be why they arranged her marriage. But instead of running away with her boyfriend and having a court marriage the psychopath Siya chose to kill .

𝘛𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘩𝘢 ♡

24,506 views • 2 months ago

Younger American says the Boomer Generation doesn’t understand what’s going on in America, and was misled “Boomers are the only generation who has had more than what their parents had and more than what their children had. They've had more than any other generation in history, and they were told, and wrongly so, that this was because of their own merit. And because this belief in meritocracy runs deep with them, they actually think that it's our fault that the world is the way that it is. It's really not fair for us to be constantly gaslit by these people who had so much privilege and could buy a house on $16 an hour, or the equivalent they could buy a house for double minimum wage. I'm making double minimum wage right now, and I can't afford to move outta my parents' house” She then explains how the Boomer Generation is hoarding the wealth with no plans to ever let it go, even in passing

Younger American says the Boomer Generation doesn’t understand what’s going on in America, and was misled “Boomers are the only generation who has had more than what their parents had and more than what their children had. They've had more than any other generation in history, and they were told, and wrongly so, that this was because of their own merit. And because this belief in meritocracy runs deep with them, they actually think that it's our fault that the world is the way that it is. It's really not fair for us to be constantly gaslit by these people who had so much privilege and could buy a house on $16 an hour, or the equivalent they could buy a house for double minimum wage. I'm making double minimum wage right now, and I can't afford to move outta my parents' house” She then explains how the Boomer Generation is hoarding the wealth with no plans to ever let it go, even in passing

Wall Street Apes

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$The Tragedy of Child Brides in Afghanistan: Poverty and Desperation Under Taliban Rule : Since the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, the humanitarian situation has dramatically deteriorated, especially for women and girls. Among the many grave challenges is the distressing rise in the sale of young girls, often under the age of 18, into marriage for a small sum of money. This harrowing practice is driven by a combination of crippling poverty, lack of education, and social restrictions imposed by the Taliban regime. The Desperate Situation of Afghan Families ; Afghanistan has long struggled with poverty, but the economic collapse following the Taliban's return has made the situation worse. The withdrawal of international aid, frozen assets, and sanctions on the Taliban government have led to widespread unemployment and food shortages. Families are grappling with severe hunger, and for many, the choice has come down to survival. In rural areas, where poverty is most pronounced, families face heart-wrenching decisions: unable to feed their children, some parents feel they have no choice but to sell their daughters into early marriage. These transactions, which are akin to the sale of a child, often fetch a meager amount of money — sometimes as little as a few hundred dollars. The exchange offers temporary financial relief but leaves girls trapped in lives of servitude and abuse. Girls as Young as 12 Sold into Marriage ; Girls as young as 12 or even younger are being sold into marriages with much older men, who view the transaction as a straightforward exchange of wealth. While child marriage was not unheard of in Afghanistan before the Taliban's return, it has escalated dramatically as the economic situation has worsened. The girls involved in these forced marriages face a lifetime of hardship. Deprived of their right to education, they are left with few prospects for improving their lives. In most cases, they are confined to the home, subject to their husband's control, and expected to bear children while still children themselves. The Role of the Taliban ; Under the Taliban's strict interpretation of Islamic law, the rights of women and girls have been drastically curtailed. Girls over the age of 12 are banned from attending school, and women are restricted from working in most professions or moving freely in public spaces. These policies further entrench the cycle of poverty and deprivation, leaving girls without the education or skills to change their circumstances. The Taliban claim to oppose child marriage, but in practice, they have done little to stop it. In many cases, Taliban officials themselves engage in or condone the practice. The legal and social protections that could prevent the sale of girls into marriage have been eroded under Taliban rule, making it difficult for families and communities to resist the pressures of poverty and cultural norms. Breaking the Cycle ; The sale of young girls into marriage is a symptom of a much larger problem in Afghanistan — a cycle of poverty and repression that disproportionately affects women and girls. Breaking this cycle requires a multifaceted approach, including humanitarian aid, access to education, and a commitment to gender equality. For many Afghan girls, the future remains uncertain. Until the international community finds a way to address the economic and social crisis in Afghanistan, and until the Taliban's repressive policies are reversed, countless young lives will continue to be sold for a fraction of their worth. These girls deserve the chance to grow, learn, and thrive — free from the bonds of forced marriage and the burdens of poverty. #Right_Justice_Freedom$

The Tragedy of Child Brides in Afghanistan: Poverty and Desperation Under Taliban Rule : Since the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, the humanitarian situation has dramatically deteriorated, especially for women and girls. Among the many grave challenges is the distressing rise in the sale of young girls, often under the age of 18, into marriage for a small sum of money. This harrowing practice is driven by a combination of crippling poverty, lack of education, and social restrictions imposed by the Taliban regime. The Desperate Situation of Afghan Families ; Afghanistan has long struggled with poverty, but the economic collapse following the Taliban's return has made the situation worse. The withdrawal of international aid, frozen assets, and sanctions on the Taliban government have led to widespread unemployment and food shortages. Families are grappling with severe hunger, and for many, the choice has come down to survival. In rural areas, where poverty is most pronounced, families face heart-wrenching decisions: unable to feed their children, some parents feel they have no choice but to sell their daughters into early marriage. These transactions, which are akin to the sale of a child, often fetch a meager amount of money — sometimes as little as a few hundred dollars. The exchange offers temporary financial relief but leaves girls trapped in lives of servitude and abuse. Girls as Young as 12 Sold into Marriage ; Girls as young as 12 or even younger are being sold into marriages with much older men, who view the transaction as a straightforward exchange of wealth. While child marriage was not unheard of in Afghanistan before the Taliban's return, it has escalated dramatically as the economic situation has worsened. The girls involved in these forced marriages face a lifetime of hardship. Deprived of their right to education, they are left with few prospects for improving their lives. In most cases, they are confined to the home, subject to their husband's control, and expected to bear children while still children themselves. The Role of the Taliban ; Under the Taliban's strict interpretation of Islamic law, the rights of women and girls have been drastically curtailed. Girls over the age of 12 are banned from attending school, and women are restricted from working in most professions or moving freely in public spaces. These policies further entrench the cycle of poverty and deprivation, leaving girls without the education or skills to change their circumstances. The Taliban claim to oppose child marriage, but in practice, they have done little to stop it. In many cases, Taliban officials themselves engage in or condone the practice. The legal and social protections that could prevent the sale of girls into marriage have been eroded under Taliban rule, making it difficult for families and communities to resist the pressures of poverty and cultural norms. Breaking the Cycle ; The sale of young girls into marriage is a symptom of a much larger problem in Afghanistan — a cycle of poverty and repression that disproportionately affects women and girls. Breaking this cycle requires a multifaceted approach, including humanitarian aid, access to education, and a commitment to gender equality. For many Afghan girls, the future remains uncertain. Until the international community finds a way to address the economic and social crisis in Afghanistan, and until the Taliban's repressive policies are reversed, countless young lives will continue to be sold for a fraction of their worth. These girls deserve the chance to grow, learn, and thrive — free from the bonds of forced marriage and the burdens of poverty. #Right_Justice_Freedom

Afghanistan Womens And Children S.W.O

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2. The family used to practise Incest for a weird reason. - The Rothschild used to have intermarriage, primarily between cousins, to preserve their wealth and power within the family. - They arranged things so that the female members were limited in whom they could marry… if they wanted their inheritance. If they wanted their vast inheritance, they had to marry their cousins. - From Rothschild’s perspective, it was the best way of keeping the money in the family and out of the hands of outsiders.

2. The family used to practise Incest for a weird reason. - The Rothschild used to have intermarriage, primarily between cousins, to preserve their wealth and power within the family. - They arranged things so that the female members were limited in whom they could marry… if they wanted their inheritance. If they wanted their vast inheritance, they had to marry their cousins. - From Rothschild’s perspective, it was the best way of keeping the money in the family and out of the hands of outsiders.

Manifest_Lord

2,631,097 views • 2 years ago

A while ago, I posted about games that looked great but had terrible gameplay/controls. The one that stuck with me was Dragon's Lair, but there were so many more mentioned in the comments that I had totally forgotten about. Today, I want to turn the question around - games that looked rather basic (or even poor) but had incredible gameplay. So, basically the polar opposite of Dragon's Lair. The choice for me was rather easy: M.U.L.E. (Ozark Softscape, 1983). Back then the graphics were ok but nothing to write home about. However, the reason why this game still has such a cult following and so many fans today - over 40 years later - is its gameplay. I never had more fun in a multi-player game. The land grabing, the auction system, supply and demand principles, and the many last second buy/sell antics have lost none of their charm. It's a game that aged beautifully because the concept and gameplay are as good today as they were back then. If you had to pick a game that ranks rather low in terms of presentation but fascinated you for its gameplay, which one would that be?

A while ago, I posted about games that looked great but had terrible gameplay/controls. The one that stuck with me was Dragon's Lair, but there were so many more mentioned in the comments that I had totally forgotten about. Today, I want to turn the question around - games that looked rather basic (or even poor) but had incredible gameplay. So, basically the polar opposite of Dragon's Lair. The choice for me was rather easy: M.U.L.E. (Ozark Softscape, 1983). Back then the graphics were ok but nothing to write home about. However, the reason why this game still has such a cult following and so many fans today - over 40 years later - is its gameplay. I never had more fun in a multi-player game. The land grabing, the auction system, supply and demand principles, and the many last second buy/sell antics have lost none of their charm. It's a game that aged beautifully because the concept and gameplay are as good today as they were back then. If you had to pick a game that ranks rather low in terms of presentation but fascinated you for its gameplay, which one would that be?

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> A man got a high-level government job. > Unemployed greedy girls' fathers started sending him proposals. > Some offered a Fortuner, some a BMW. > He rejected them all. Now she is crying that he took dowry and it's wrong. If a girl can marry the guy with the highest income who's the best option, then why can't men marry girls who give the most amount of money? Also, giving dowry is a crime. Why do greedy girls want to marry him? If he was unemployed or had a low-level job, would they send him proposals?

> A man got a high-level government job. > Unemployed greedy girls' fathers started sending him proposals. > Some offered a Fortuner, some a BMW. > He rejected them all. Now she is crying that he took dowry and it's wrong. If a girl can marry the guy with the highest income who's the best option, then why can't men marry girls who give the most amount of money? Also, giving dowry is a crime. Why do greedy girls want to marry him? If he was unemployed or had a low-level job, would they send him proposals?

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92,654 views • 4 months ago

$We will never know the depth of what the Japa phenomenon has done to many families and communities. A family of 4kids, One in usa, One in Australia, One in UK and the last one in Abuja. Mother is dead, father is old and lives in the village. This is not an isolated case. This is the story of thousands of families. Friends split. Communities fractured. Families torn apart. Because the country has become such a hard place that so many have to travel far and wide to make something meaningful out of life. Eventually for the money we chase and the survival we seek, by going far far away from home due to no fault of our own, we all eventually pay back in a price far higher than money can give. To you who has missed the birth of your child, the burial of a loved one, the graduation of a sibling, the hugs of your family, because you were far away… To everyone who has had to go far away from home, or who has had loved ones who have had to go far away from home, this one is for you…$

We will never know the depth of what the Japa phenomenon has done to many families and communities. A family of 4kids, One in usa, One in Australia, One in UK and the last one in Abuja. Mother is dead, father is old and lives in the village. This is not an isolated case. This is the story of thousands of families. Friends split. Communities fractured. Families torn apart. Because the country has become such a hard place that so many have to travel far and wide to make something meaningful out of life. Eventually for the money we chase and the survival we seek, by going far far away from home due to no fault of our own, we all eventually pay back in a price far higher than money can give. To you who has missed the birth of your child, the burial of a loved one, the graduation of a sibling, the hugs of your family, because you were far away… To everyone who has had to go far away from home, or who has had loved ones who have had to go far away from home, this one is for you…

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Rich kids and poor kids now grow up in separate Americas. If you go back to 1960, 95% of children in the U.S. were raised by two married parents, regardless of social class—rich kids and poor kids alike. Fast forward to 2005, and for upper and upper-middle-class families, that number dropped only slightly, from 95% to about 85%. So in those households, the vast majority of kids were still raised by two married parents. For working-class and poor families, it was a different story. In 1960, 95% of kids had two married parents. By 2005, that had plummeted to around 30%. And that’s exactly what I saw growing up. I was a kid in 2005, and in the neighborhoods around me, intact families were rare. I had five close friends. None of us were raised by two married parents. I was in foster homes. Two friends were raised by single moms. Another by a single dad. Another by his grandmother because his mom was on drugs and his dad was in prison. That’s a pretty common picture of working-class families in America now—a lot of family breakdown.

Rich kids and poor kids now grow up in separate Americas. If you go back to 1960, 95% of children in the U.S. were raised by two married parents, regardless of social class—rich kids and poor kids alike. Fast forward to 2005, and for upper and upper-middle-class families, that number dropped only slightly, from 95% to about 85%. So in those households, the vast majority of kids were still raised by two married parents. For working-class and poor families, it was a different story. In 1960, 95% of kids had two married parents. By 2005, that had plummeted to around 30%. And that’s exactly what I saw growing up. I was a kid in 2005, and in the neighborhoods around me, intact families were rare. I had five close friends. None of us were raised by two married parents. I was in foster homes. Two friends were raised by single moms. Another by a single dad. Another by his grandmother because his mom was on drugs and his dad was in prison. That’s a pretty common picture of working-class families in America now—a lot of family breakdown.

Rob Henderson

45,719 views • 8 months ago

🔸One of the things that pains me most about the Kariba Ferry disaster is that most of the people on the boat were travelling to rural Kariba, carrying goods for resale in their small businesses. A great number of them were women. Who doesn’t know that all too familiar story of a mother carrying a baby on her back with another in hand going off to buy and sell goods to feed her family? It’s unsurprising that it’s reported that one of the victims of the tragedy was recovered with a baby on her back. This is a community that never asked for handouts or government grants. All they needed was a functional public transport system so that they could work and feed their families yet the Govt failed them. They hate poor people. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

🔸One of the things that pains me most about the Kariba Ferry disaster is that most of the people on the boat were travelling to rural Kariba, carrying goods for resale in their small businesses. A great number of them were women. Who doesn’t know that all too familiar story of a mother carrying a baby on her back with another in hand going off to buy and sell goods to feed her family? It’s unsurprising that it’s reported that one of the victims of the tragedy was recovered with a baby on her back. This is a community that never asked for handouts or government grants. All they needed was a functional public transport system so that they could work and feed their families yet the Govt failed them. They hate poor people. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼

81,459 views • 27 days ago

JUST IN: Police have released a statement about the viral footage of people being found in the back of a moving truck, say they were two families moving from Alabama to Maryland. “The Gwinnett Police Department has received several inquiries from the media about a social media video that shows people riding in the back of a moving truck.” “The back of the van had two families (eight people total including two juveniles). They were not tied up or in distress. They appeared healthy and agreed to speak with the officers.” “The occupants all told officers that they were traveling from Alabama to Maryland for a new job opportunity. The truck also included their personal belongings.” “The driver of the truck was cited for allowing the occupants to ride in the back of the truck without a seatbelt. The occupants were taken to a local business by officers and dropped off so that they could find an alternate way to get to Maryland. There is no evidence at this time of human trafficking.”

JUST IN: Police have released a statement about the viral footage of people being found in the back of a moving truck, say they were two families moving from Alabama to Maryland. “The Gwinnett Police Department has received several inquiries from the media about a social media video that shows people riding in the back of a moving truck.” “The back of the van had two families (eight people total including two juveniles). They were not tied up or in distress. They appeared healthy and agreed to speak with the officers.” “The occupants all told officers that they were traveling from Alabama to Maryland for a new job opportunity. The truck also included their personal belongings.” “The driver of the truck was cited for allowing the occupants to ride in the back of the truck without a seatbelt. The occupants were taken to a local business by officers and dropped off so that they could find an alternate way to get to Maryland. There is no evidence at this time of human trafficking.”

Collin Rugg

4,164,037 views • 2 years ago

After implying that Israelis eat human flesh, UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese is back at her favorite pastime: dehumanizing Israelis, now using soldiers’ suicides to push her own agenda. Francesca didn’t give the names of the young men who took their lives. She didn’t tell their stories. She didn’t commemorate them or speak of their bravery. She only saw numbers she could exploit for her own gain. Most of these soldiers took their lives because they lost too many friends, because Hamas destroyed their lives. Francesca is right that they were traumatized — but not by themselves, by Hamas. These were 18-year-old young men who, instead of going to college like normal young adults, were forced to see hundreds of corpses on October 7. Young men whose orders were to clear out Nova, where dozens of young women lay on the ground, their clothes torn, underwear bloodied. They saw the unimaginable. Entire houses burned with families and children still inside, like the Siman Tov. They took their lives because they were haunted by Hamas’ horrors. If anyone has no humanity in this world, it’s Hamas — the ones calling their parents ecstatic to brag about killing 10 Jews, or the ones who kidnapped a 9-month-old baby and his young brother before killing them with their bare hands. Or maybe the one who truly lost her humanity is the woman using the suicides of Jews for her own agenda, with a perfectly clear conscience.

After implying that Israelis eat human flesh, UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese is back at her favorite pastime: dehumanizing Israelis, now using soldiers’ suicides to push her own agenda. Francesca didn’t give the names of the young men who took their lives. She didn’t tell their stories. She didn’t commemorate them or speak of their bravery. She only saw numbers she could exploit for her own gain. Most of these soldiers took their lives because they lost too many friends, because Hamas destroyed their lives. Francesca is right that they were traumatized — but not by themselves, by Hamas. These were 18-year-old young men who, instead of going to college like normal young adults, were forced to see hundreds of corpses on October 7. Young men whose orders were to clear out Nova, where dozens of young women lay on the ground, their clothes torn, underwear bloodied. They saw the unimaginable. Entire houses burned with families and children still inside, like the Siman Tov. They took their lives because they were haunted by Hamas’ horrors. If anyone has no humanity in this world, it’s Hamas — the ones calling their parents ecstatic to brag about killing 10 Jews, or the ones who kidnapped a 9-month-old baby and his young brother before killing them with their bare hands. Or maybe the one who truly lost her humanity is the woman using the suicides of Jews for her own agenda, with a perfectly clear conscience.

Hen Mazzig

121,681 views • 8 months ago

In a tragic incident reported ahead of #ValentinesDay, a 26-year-old gym trainer allegedly died by suicide after learning that the woman he was in a relationship with was engaged to another man. The incident occurred under the limits of the Mahalakshmi Layout police station in #Bengaluru. The deceased has been identified as Kiran (26), a bodybuilder and gym trainer by profession. Senior officer told reporters that Kiran had been in a relationship with a woman for the past three years. Recently, the woman informed him that her marriage had been fixed with another person and even showed him the wedding invitation and new saree, which reportedly left him deeply distressed. Police said Kiran returned home, locked himself inside his room, and allegedly died by hanging. The incident came to light when family members forced open the door. The police were informed immediately, and the body was shifted to Victoria Hospital for post-mortem examination. Sources said Kiran was preparing to gift something to the woman for Valentine’s Day, but was devastated after learning about her engagement. Meanwhile, Kiran’s parents have lodged a complaint at the Mahalakshmi Layout police station, alleging that their son was emotionally and financially exploited. They claimed that the woman’s family had a loan of around Rs.50 lakh, and Kiran had assured them that he would help clear the amount. The woman had reportedly visited Kiran’s house about eight months ago and had requested his family to agree to their marriage. The woman is said to be two years older than Kiran, and her marriage was reportedly finalised just a week ago. The parents have alleged that after receiving financial support, the woman went ahead with another marriage, which pushed their son into taking the extreme step. Police have registered a case and stated that further investigation is underway.

In a tragic incident reported ahead of #ValentinesDay, a 26-year-old gym trainer allegedly died by suicide after learning that the woman he was in a relationship with was engaged to another man. The incident occurred under the limits of the Mahalakshmi Layout police station in #Bengaluru. The deceased has been identified as Kiran (26), a bodybuilder and gym trainer by profession. Senior officer told reporters that Kiran had been in a relationship with a woman for the past three years. Recently, the woman informed him that her marriage had been fixed with another person and even showed him the wedding invitation and new saree, which reportedly left him deeply distressed. Police said Kiran returned home, locked himself inside his room, and allegedly died by hanging. The incident came to light when family members forced open the door. The police were informed immediately, and the body was shifted to Victoria Hospital for post-mortem examination. Sources said Kiran was preparing to gift something to the woman for Valentine’s Day, but was devastated after learning about her engagement. Meanwhile, Kiran’s parents have lodged a complaint at the Mahalakshmi Layout police station, alleging that their son was emotionally and financially exploited. They claimed that the woman’s family had a loan of around Rs.50 lakh, and Kiran had assured them that he would help clear the amount. The woman had reportedly visited Kiran’s house about eight months ago and had requested his family to agree to their marriage. The woman is said to be two years older than Kiran, and her marriage was reportedly finalised just a week ago. The parents have alleged that after receiving financial support, the woman went ahead with another marriage, which pushed their son into taking the extreme step. Police have registered a case and stated that further investigation is underway.

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63,562 views • 7 months ago

Watch this video of a Wisconsin mother--a professor of BIOLOGY--standing before the New Richmond school board. She knows what biological sex is; she teaches it for a living. Last week, she had to tell the adults in charge of the school system her FOUR children attend, to stop pretending biological sex is a decision. This district quietly allowed biological boys to use the girls' bathrooms. Finally, the parents learned this "open secret" and that if their daughters didn't like it, they could literally take a hike. In response to angry and concerned parents ' emails, the school principal wrote that if a daughter is uncomfortable sharing a bathroom with a biological male who has recently begun to “identify” as female, then the daughter may use a single-stall bathroom instead.

Watch this video of a Wisconsin mother--a professor of BIOLOGY--standing before the New Richmond school board. She knows what biological sex is; she teaches it for a living. Last week, she had to tell the adults in charge of the school system her FOUR children attend, to stop pretending biological sex is a decision. This district quietly allowed biological boys to use the girls' bathrooms. Finally, the parents learned this "open secret" and that if their daughters didn't like it, they could literally take a hike. In response to angry and concerned parents ' emails, the school principal wrote that if a daughter is uncomfortable sharing a bathroom with a biological male who has recently begun to “identify” as female, then the daughter may use a single-stall bathroom instead.

Scarlett Johnson

1,040,232 views • 6 months ago

This is a misleading and dangerous propaganda that has destroyed my family Stop you lying hypocrites from deceiving more women, the government of Mohammed bin Salman arrested my sister Manahel Al-Otaibi and tortured her and sentenced her in January 2024 to 11 years in prison because she believed Mohammed bin Salman's promises and went out without an abaya while Mohammed bin Salman did nothing to release my sister who believed his false promises. I had to fight for her. My family is living a real tragedy watching their daughter being deceived by such false propaganda. They did not stop at destroying the life of my sister and my family, they are still promoting such propaganda that my sister fell victim to. They continue to destroy the lives of more women and their families Watch the translation of the video in which my sister Manahil talks about her belief in Mohammed bin Salman before her arrest #freemanahel #sudi

This is a misleading and dangerous propaganda that has destroyed my family Stop you lying hypocrites from deceiving more women, the government of Mohammed bin Salman arrested my sister Manahel Al-Otaibi and tortured her and sentenced her in January 2024 to 11 years in prison because she believed Mohammed bin Salman's promises and went out without an abaya while Mohammed bin Salman did nothing to release my sister who believed his false promises. I had to fight for her. My family is living a real tragedy watching their daughter being deceived by such false propaganda. They did not stop at destroying the life of my sister and my family, they are still promoting such propaganda that my sister fell victim to. They continue to destroy the lives of more women and their families Watch the translation of the video in which my sister Manahil talks about her belief in Mohammed bin Salman before her arrest #freemanahel #sudi

فوز العتيبي

32,554 views • 2 years ago