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عندما تشعر أنك بحاجة للانفراد بنفسك قليلاً هذا يعني أنك تملك حديثاً لا يستوعبة أحد غيرك ..!😪

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ترهَ ألحبوُكَ مَا رادوُكَ رادوُ مَنكَ شغيلهَ .

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Some think we're done, others think we're lost. Here we are, stronger than ever.

3. “Yohan | silence speaks louder.”

Che_Guevara👁‍🗨 Che Guevara… a man born in Argentina, but he did not belong to borders nor recognize maps. He believed that every land with injustice was his land, and every poor and hungry person was his brother. He began his life as a doctor, healing the sick, but while traveling across Latin America, he witnessed hunger, disease, and exploitation, and saw how the rich lived on the backs of the poor. From that moment, his heart turned into a fire that never went out—a fire called freedom. He did not settle for words, nor for writing slogans on walls. He carried his life in his hands, climbed mountains and crossed valleys until he met Fidel Castro, and that’s where the Cuban Revolution began. He fought for years in the jungles, slept on the ground, and ate from the farmers’ food, always standing in the front lines. He was never afraid of bullets, and he used to say: “I don’t care if I fall, as long as someone else picks up my gun and keeps going. After victory, he became Minister of Industry, but his heart knew no rest

لا تَنْبُشَنَّ عُيُوبَ غَيْرِكَ يَا فَتَى وانْظُرْ لِعَيْبِكَ إِنَّهُ بِكَ أَجْدَرُ واسْتُرْ أَخَاكَ مَتَى رَأَيْتَ نَقِيصَةً فَلَرُبَّمَا يَنْجُو وَرِجْلُكَ تَعْثرُ

🇮🇶A Tribute to Saddam Hussein: “Saddam Hussein was more than just the President of Iraq — he was a symbol of Arab strength, pride, and defiance. He stood against foreign intervention and believed that Iraq must remain sovereign, powerful, and respected. Under his leadership, Iraq became one of the most advanced nations in the Arab world in terms of education, healthcare, and infrastructure. He built a strong national army, promoted science and development, and turned Iraq into a country feared by its enemies and admired by its allies. Saddam believed that dignity was not negotiable, and he famously said, ‘We will not kneel but to God.’ Despite all the controversies surrounding him, millions remember him as the man who held Iraq together during some of its toughest times — a leader who never ran, never surrendered, and faced death with courage and a smile. Saddam Hussein may be gone but his legacy remains alive in the hearts of those who believe in honor, sovereignty, and resistance. His voice, his stance

🇱🇾A Tribute to Muammar Gaddafi: “Muammar Gaddafi was not just a leader who ruled Libya — he was a symbol of revolution, a voice that never bowed to colonial powers, and a mind that tried to reshape the political narrative of the entire world. He refused to be a puppet of any global force and stood with pride until his final breath. He built the Great Man-Made River Project, offered free education and healthcare, and shared the nation’s oil wealth with the people. He believed that true democracy wasn’t about elections or parties, but about the direct power of the people. One of his most famous sayings was: ‘He who joins a party is a traitor,’ reflecting his view that political parties create division and weaken national unity. He was controversial — yes — but he gave Libya a name, a voice, and a global presence. Those who read his Green Book understand that his ideas were bold, different, and sometimes ahead of their time. Gaddafi may be gone, but his ideas still live on. His image remains etched

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