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

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Mariam Almazrouie

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Фото профиля 🔻🔻🔻mirah 🔻🔻🔻
🔻🔻🔻mirah 🔻🔻🔻1 год назад

girl lay off that contour you look like a demon

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Mariam Almazrouie1 год назад

It’s none of your business 😂🤣

Фото профиля 𝙋𝘼𝙇𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙄𝙉𝙄𝘼𝙉 𝘽𝙊𝙎𝙎
𝙋𝘼𝙇𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙄𝙉𝙄𝘼𝙉 𝘽𝙊𝙎𝙎1 год назад

Hasbara 101—pretty face spewing a bunch of garbage. Ever since you normalized relations with a genocidal entity, many people have despised you, though they have been hiding that from you.

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Mariam Almazrouie1 год назад

Aww, so now it’s “Hasbara 101” just because I speak facts you don’t like? Pretty face or not the truth doesn’t change. Peace isn’t shameful. Normalization isn’t betrayal. And hiding your hate? That’s on you, not me. Keep watching… I’ll keep talking.

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@FightFalsehood Even In Yourself1 год назад

Your fake country is basically an IDF military base and your husband is a dayooth for letting you plaster yourself all over social media. Stay home and mind your own business.

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adam78678631 год назад

Where were the 50 pounds of makeup and Botox used on her face smuggled from??

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🇱🇧1 год назад

InshaAllah some nice Iranian 🚀 will be visiting the UAE, but from Yemen.

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Mariam Almazrouie1 год назад

OK when it reach tell me 😂

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Fufu 🔻1 год назад

@naserbnmohd The UAE is great at two things: 1. Horrible city planning 2. Besieging and committing genocide against Sudan

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Mariam Almazrouie1 год назад

@naserbnmohd The UAE is great at two things: 1.Building world-class cities that your leaders visit in secret aid to Sudan while your army bombs civilians and blames others for it You should try good governance sometime it’s a lot harder than tweeting from bitterness.

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

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Imagine if Hamas had chemical weapons on October 7. Well, its allies in Sudan already do. My investigation reveals that the Muslim Brotherhood-led army in Sudan has its media run and edited by the same agency and individuals who operate Hamas’s terrorist media in Gaza. Same weapons, same indoctrination, same media, same terror. Now it makes sense why Trump sanctioned them for using chemical weapons in Sudan. The Brotherhood doesn’t just spread ideology...it exports destruction.
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Imagine if Hamas had chemical weapons on October 7. Well, its allies in Sudan already do. My investigation reveals that the Muslim Brotherhood-led army in Sudan has its media run and edited by the same agency and individuals who operate Hamas’s terrorist media in Gaza. Same weapons, same indoctrination, same media, same terror. Now it makes sense why Trump sanctioned them for using chemical weapons in Sudan. The Brotherhood doesn’t just spread ideology...it exports destruction.

أحمد شريف العامري

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🚨🇮🇷 Iran's War Strategy: Simple Math • 80,000+ Shahed drones in stock • Production lines still running Iran plans to exhaust US/Israeli air defences with drones—then unleash its advanced missiles when the sky is clear: Brigadier Jagdeep Dahiya to Sputnik India.
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🚨🇮🇷 Iran's War Strategy: Simple Math • 80,000+ Shahed drones in stock • Production lines still running Iran plans to exhaust US/Israeli air defences with drones—then unleash its advanced missiles when the sky is clear: Brigadier Jagdeep Dahiya to Sputnik India.

Sputnik India

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Needed birdie to force a playoff 💪 Needed birdie for the win 🏆 Rickie Fowler came up clutch when it mattered most Rocket Classic
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Needed birdie to force a playoff 💪 Needed birdie for the win 🏆 Rickie Fowler came up clutch when it mattered most Rocket Classic

PGA TOUR

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