بالمناسبة الفريق الهزيل الي في الملعب الان هذا ترا فريق الصندوق .
اما الفريق الي جاب النخبتين حنى الي صنعناه ولا ماتياس كان الصندوق ناوي يطرده لو ماتدخلنا الفضل فيما حصل يعود لنا فقط .
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مدرب يقتنع بـ ارتيم ويحارب عليه ايش ترتجي منه ؟
- لعل هذي المباراة لقاح مغادرته هذا المكان الي اكبر منه .
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اي واحد ينتقد الصانبي و ينتقد ريان و ينسى كعب زياد التافه الي تسبب بالانفرادة لازم يراجع نفسه .
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اللهُم ما أصبح بي من نعمة أو بأحد من خلقك، فمنك وحدك لا شريك لك، فلك الحمد ولك الشكر
اصبحنا واصبح الملك لله، والحمدلله، ولا اله الا الله، والله اكبر
اصبحنا على فطرة الاسلام، وعلى كلمة الإخلاص
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احد اعظم التغريدات الي قريتها هذا الشهر ، والله ياهو غسيل و كوي ولا هو مستعجل حتى 😂!
Mr. Kapoor,
You seem to have forgotten one very simple fact: Nobody is obligated to save your business, and nobody owes financial support to someone whose public statements and behaviour have caused so much outrage.
You and your wife had already spoken publicly about closing your restaurant. Yet here you are again, putting on another dramatic performance, talking about unpaid rent, threats of legal action, negative Google reviews, and desperately asking the public to book tables to rescue your business.
How remarkably convenient!
Do you genuinely believe people have such short memories? Or are you counting on controversy to magically transform you from a man known for provocative statements into a helpless victim deserving public sympathy and financial support?
Let me remind you of that video in which you addressed Netanyahu and the Israeli military, asking why a particular building in Gaza was still standing.
Would seeing another building reduced to rubble have brought you satisfaction? Did you stop for even a moment to consider that such buildings might shelter innocent families and children who have absolutely nothing to do with this war?
And now you expect people to worry about the walls of your restaurant when you publicly questioned why the walls of a building in Gaza had not been destroyed?
You want the world to mourn the possible loss of your restaurant while your own words questioned why another building in a devastated war zone had been left standing.
Do you seriously not see the hypocrisy?
Successful restaurants do not need to beg for sympathy or exploit political divisions to keep their doors open. A respectable business earns its reputation through excellent food, genuine hospitality, honest management, and treating customers with dignity regardless of their religion, nationality, or political beliefs.
A reputation is built through integrity, not manufactured outrage, publicity stunts, or attempts to turn controversy into revenue.
Even your response to a Google reviewer, telling him, “Don’t speak at all then,” says quite a lot about your approach to customer service.
What an extraordinary demonstration of the hospitality you are now so desperately advertising!
Personally, I would not be honoured to set foot in a restaurant owned by someone like you, even if you offered me the finest meal completely free of charge.
I have absolutely no obligation to spend my money somewhere when I find the owner’s public attitudes so objectionable.
You have every right to express your opinions, just as others have every right to remember those opinions, criticise them, and refuse to support your business.
What makes this situation even more ironic is that you complain about being treated unfairly through negative reviews, apparently without considering that your own public statements may have alienated potential customers.
This is no longer simply about saving a restaurant. It is about the credibility, conduct, and character of the person asking to be rescued.
Before asking the public to save your business, perhaps you should ask yourself a much more important question:
Have you actually earned their respect?
Compassion cannot be demanded through dramatic speeches. Respect cannot be purchased through publicity campaigns. And a damaged reputation cannot simply be repaired by posting an emotional video.
You may succeed in attracting millions of views, Mr. Kapoor, but views are not affection, publicity is not respect, and controversy does not automatically make you a victim.
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من أكبر مساوئ الأوضاع الراهنة هي الاستماع إلى مدرج النصر لمدة 45 دقيقة متواصلة.
#النصر_نيفيتشي
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طلال retweeted
احد معالم جدة
قلت لازم أزوره النادي #الاهلي السعودي 💚
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"Bedouins are low IQ people in general, who a hundred years ago were living in sand huts. They don't have the brains to put such projects into effect."
Wow. That sounds a bit racist!!!
Some of you probably wonder why a white guy with Dutch-Norwegian roots spends so much time on the Arab world. Why not Sweden, where I actually lives?
Fair question. Sweden is easy. It has imported every type of Islamism the world has to offer, and the organized crime that comes with it. Without harsh reforms, it's a lost case! And since nobody in Sweden seems interested in bringing Swedish law into the modern, global world, I'd rather spend my time on what I believe in. Norway. The Arab world, and so on.
So why the Arab world? Let me explain.
I'm mostly Norwegian. I was born in the Netherlands to a Dutch father and a Norwegian mother. We moved to Norway when I was two, I grew up there, and I only left as an adult. I'm proud of both, but Norway is where my roots run deepest.
And sometimes that Norwegian background lets me see something others miss.
I don't see Bedouins as backward or stupid. Quite the opposite!
We Norwegians were fjord people. Bedouins were desert nomads. Strip away the climate and the social DNA is strikingly similar. Both were shaped by scarcity, brutal landscapes, and then a sudden leap into oil wealth.
A winter blizzard and a summer sandstorm pose the same threat. You lose your bearings, you're exposed, and you can die fast! That breeds the same values: practicality, fatalism, and respect for nature's limits. The old folklore in both places is about survival rules, not abstract philosophy.
That is why Norway and Saudi Arabia both have such strong cultural identities... And as someone who loves my own Norwegian identity - I naturally respect and love other people with strong cultural identities- such as the Saudi's!
Take hospitality. Bedouin karam obliges a host to give any traveler shelter, food, and protection for three days, without asking his name or business. Norway built the same idea into law and custom: allemannsretten, the right to roam, and DNT's self-service mountain cabins, stocked with food, dry firewood, and blankets for anyone who needs them.
Neither society grew up under the rigid feudalism of continental Europe or the river-valley empires of Egypt and Mesopotamia. Nature was the only master. Survival depended on skill, self-reliance, and consensus among equals, not orders from a court.
The traditional Bedouin sheikh was first among equals. He led through persuasion, generosity, and respect, not absolute power.
Norwegian peasants were never serfs. The freeholder, the odelsbonde, answered to the local assembly, the ting, not to a lord.
And both peoples still treat their harshest ancestral landscape as a sanctuary. Norwegians go to the mountains. Saudis go to the desert.
And look at what beduins built!
A hundred years ago, much of the Arabian Peninsula lived in tents. Today Saudi Arabia sits in the G20, and the Emirates have sent a probe to Mars. Now compare that to the countries drawn into Iran's orbit: Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen. Some of them were among the most advanced societies in the region. They ended up bankrupt, broken or at war!
The difference was never IQ. It was leadership, and what you choose to build.
So no, Bedouins don't have low IQ. You just don't know enough to understand them!
ALT The late King Harald V of Norway and the future King of Saudi Arabia, Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz, at the Royal Palace in Oslo (May 28, 2010).
