Conquest for Control of Makka

 🇸🇦 🕋 Is military 🪖 conquest and occupation by a tribe a holy blessing from Allah, especially when they crown 👑 themselves royalty with zero 🚫 legitimacy other than what the British 🇬🇧 gave them and brutal force?

If the immense wealth hoarded was pulled straight from the ground, how is this any different from a modern-day invasion, occupation, and theft of universal resources? Challenge yourself to look past the modern propaganda to represent something as holy when its simple and occupation and greed. After years of geopolitical rivalry, Saudi 🇸🇦 forces led by Ibn Saud invaded the Hashemite Kingdom of Hejaz. Although they eventually entered Mecca 🕋 without a localised urban battle due to the Hashemite ruler’s abdication, the preceding campaign was driven by brutal tribal warfare. The wider Muslim Ummah never voted on or collectively approved this massive political transition. Instead, Ibn Saud justified the takeover locally as a necessity to depose his rivals, ultimately consolidating his rule by force to establish modern Saudi Arabia, take ownership of the wealth, land and whitewashing it with being the "guardian of the holy mosques".

Japan and Turkey

IN 1890, A JAPANESE FISHING VILLAGE SAVED 69 TURKISH SAILORS. 95 YEARS LATER, TURKEY PAID IT BACK 🇯🇵🇹🇷

September 1890. An Ottoman warship called the Ertugrul was heading home from Japan when a typhoon threw it onto the rocks near Kushimoto, at the southern tip of Japan's main island.

More than 500 sailors died.

The people of the small island nearby ran down to the water in the storm and pulled survivors out. By many accounts, they had very little food themselves, and gave the sailors what they had. 69 men survived. Japan sent them home on two of its own warships.

Japan mostly forgot. Turkey didn't. Generations of Turkish kids learned the story at school.

March 1985. War between Iran and Iraq. Iraq announced it would shoot down any plane over Iran after a deadline. More than 200 Japanese were stuck in Tehran, and under Japan's laws at the time, its own military planes could not go and get them.

Turkey sent two Turkish Airlines planes. They flew 215 Japanese out before the deadline.

When people later asked why, the answer from Turkey kept coming back to one word. Ertugrul.

Today, Kushimoto still holds a memorial for the sailors, and Turkey still sends people to stand there.

If the colonizers & enemies of Islam stand with you

 If the colonizers & enemies of Islam stand with you...

...remember the warning of the Quran: “Those who take disbelievers as allies instead of the believers. Do they seek with them honor? Rather, to Allah belongs all honor entirely.” Surah An-Nisa 4:139) ....you have disregarded the clear boundary set in the Book: “O you who have believed, do not take the Jews and the Christians as allies. They are [in fact] allies of one another. And whoever is an ally to them among you—then indeed, he is [one] of them.” Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:51) ...you break the very foundation of the Prophet ﷺ words: “The believers in their mutual kindness, compassion and sympathy are just like one body.” You cannot arm the hand that strikes the rest of the body. ...you trade the brotherhood of the Ummah for temporary political gain. The Prophet ﷺ warned us against deceit and splitting the ranks of the believers. ...you have chosen the Dunya (worldly power) over the Akhirah (the Hereafter). ...your allegiance violates the true spirit of Wala' wal-Bara' (loyalty for the sake of Allah and disavowal of falsehood).

Piers Morgan and Jeremy Corbyn

 😱Piers Morgan Commented on Jeremy Corbyn’s Leadership — 47 Seconds Later, the Entire Room Fell Silent

An unusual sense of tension filled the room when Piers Morgan, in the middle of a public discussion about Britain's political future and the country's economic and social challenges, suddenly delivered a provocative remark aimed directly at Jeremy Corbyn.

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The comment was sharp, dismissive, and completely unexpected in what had until then been a relatively civil exchange. The audience was stunned — few expected one of Britain's most recognizable political figures to be challenged so directly in front of a live audience and thousands of viewers watching from home.

But the real surprise came just 47 seconds later.

Jeremy Corbyn calmly walked toward the podium. Showing no sign of anger or frustration, he slowly placed his notes on the table and looked out across the audience. His trademark composure immediately changed the atmosphere in the room.

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Then, with a calm and confident demeanor, Corbyn adjusted the microphone as if preparing to deliver a response that would leave no room for doubt. Many in attendance could sense that something memorable was about to happen.

He spoke only a single sentence.

And in that moment, the entire room seemed to freeze.

Reporters stopped typing. Camera operators remained motionless behind their equipment. Even the moderator, who had been guiding the discussion throughout the event, fell silent as the atmosphere shifted dramatically.

Jeremy Corbyn, long known for his principled arguments, measured speaking style, and ability to defend his views under pressure, set his notes aside. His response was described by many as brief, precise, and remarkably effective, quickly changing the direction of the discussion and overshadowing the criticism that had come before it.

Every word appeared carefully chosen, reflecting decades of political experience and countless public debates. Rather than responding emotionally, Corbyn relied on logic, composure, and confidence — a combination that many observers believed allowed him to regain control of the moment within seconds.

The exchange quickly began circulating across social media, where viewers debated and analyzed the response. Some described it as a masterclass in handling criticism, while others pointed to it as an example of how calm leadership can be more powerful than confrontation.

For many people watching, it was more than just a clash between two well-known public figures. It became a lesson in the power of self-control, thoughtful argument, and confidence under pressure.

📌 The full story and audience reactions are reportedly available in the comments. If you want to see how a single response can silence an entire room and completely change the course of a debate within seconds, this is a moment many say you won't want to miss.

Pakistan has become a complete and utter slave to it's masters!

 

Pakistan 🇵🇰 has become a complete and utter slave to it's masters! 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇳

#Pakistan 🇵🇰 has placed a limited procurement order with US-based 🇺🇸🇮🇱 drone company Powerus. The company is backed by Donald #Trump’s sons and has also granted an Indian 🇮🇳 defence manufacturer an exclusive licence to make and sell its drone interceptor technology in #India.⁣

⁣ One of Powerus’s cofounders is an #Israeli military veteran. Ziv Marom: Co-founder and Chief Vision Officer, who is an Israeli 🇮🇱 IDF veteran and former intelligence officer. The value and systems involved in Pakistan’s order have not been disclosed.⁣ ⁣ Analysts have questioned why Pakistan turned to the year-old company, given the country's existing drone capabilities and defence ties with #China and #Turkiye.⁣ Al-Jazeera: 📰 Pakistan’s latest Trump bet is on drone firm already selling to India 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ebJ7XJsv Times of Israel 📰 US drone maker set to merge with firm backed by Trump’s sons signs MOU with Pakistan Army 🔗 Pakistan’s latest Trump bet is on drone firm already selling to India

Rising tensions with Turkey and Greece

With tensions rising between Türkiye and Greece, recent developments in the Aegean are naturally drawing attention. The visit of the Greek Prime Minister to an island reportedly only around 2 km from the Turkish coast has also raised questions.

But there is something important to remember.

Turkish people do not seek war. War is not something ordinary people want, and peace should always be the first choice. Türkiye’s preference should be diplomacy, dialogue, and peaceful solutions to disputes.

But wanting peace should never be mistaken for weakness.

If Türkiye is not attacked, there is no reason for war. But if its security or sovereignty is seriously threatened, Türkiye has the right to defend itself and its people.

The message should be simple: We do not want war. We want peace. But we will defend ourselves if necessary.

The Aegean should be a sea that connects two peoples—not a battlefield between them.

Peace is strength. And defending yourself when necessary is not aggression; it is self-defense.

What do you think—can Türkiye and Greece resolve their differences through diplomacy and keep the Aegean a sea of peace? No. It's Israel who is fueling the issue for personal gain.