if the US was really anti-Lula, this would be all over CNN and MSNBC. if the leftists want to celebrate their victory it is what it is but let them be honest and not pretend that it's some sort of anti-imperialist victory against the US.
Oh so USA is supporting a regime change in Brazil, and turn it into communist state.View attachment 241944
of course the Lula supporters will cheer for their victory but they should at least be honest and not pretend Lula isn't the US-backed candidate. all you have to do is look at any mainstream Western coverage to see how obviously slanted it is in favor of Lula
Oh so USA is supporting a regime change in Brazil, and turn it into communist state.
Well let's go by this one by one. Your tone is hostile but I'm actually happy to respond to the misconceptions promulgated here.
1- I'm an MBS supporter, you say. Yes, I believe in Salafiyyah therefore I must be some MBS supporter, supposedly. In reality, I don't really talk about the governments of Muslim countries. So this is baseless. I don't really talk about governments of Muslim countries in general. You could just as easily say I'm a supporter of government of any Muslim country. I have mentioned I support MBS anti- Muslim Brotherhood campaign but that's it. I don't really talk about MBS so what you're saying is baseless. I don't say much about the governments of Muslim countries.
2- You assert I support Bolsonaro... well... yeah I sort of do lol. I mean I support him over Lula. When the Persians were at war with the Romans, the sahaabah preferred that the Romans win because the Romans were Christians and the Persians were fire-worshippers. Well... on one side here you have conservative Christians versus Communists. Yes, I prefer conservative Christians over commies.
3- I support Zionists, you say. Well I don't have any particular public stance on MBS, I don't really talk about the governments of Muslim countries in general. So the only example you have is Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro, he courts Zionist support. He wanted to be friends with the West and plus the Latin Marxist camp is at least rhetorically pro-Palestine.
In all honesty, it isn't as simple as you portray it. Am I against Zionism? Of course. But we have to look at things in terms of the big picture and not just in terms of one single issue. Otherwise, I could just as easily say "you support the pro-lgbt candidate!".
But let's take a step back and consider the bigger picture. And at the end- I think we have to keep in mind the Brazilians.
Look at North Korea. Their government says some pro-Palestine stuff. What if there was a conflict between their government and a faction that wanted liberal democracy but was pro-Zionism?
By your logic, I would have to support the NK government just because they say some pro-Palestine stuff. And I don't like liberal democracy but that would be better than their current system. We have to take into account what is best for the North Koreans both in terms of their dunya and their afterlife. They are being prevented from being able to learn about Islam and this is a super serious crime against them. They have the right to learn about Islam so they can learn and go to jannah. So even though their government says some pro-Palestine things, I still think the correct position would be to oppose their government.
Now let's look at Brazil
if Lula wins: Brazil is pushed in the direction of Cuba and Venezuela. furthermore, sexual immorality is promoted and lgbt is promoted to Brazilian children in their schools. plus their economy almost certainly collapses and the people suffer intensely. then they end up under a Marxist regime on top of all that. the good news is the government says some pro-Palestine things.
so Brazil becomes the next Venezuela with all the suffering that means for the people of Brazil, plus the government pushes their destruction in terms of their religion and their morals... they are pushed into moral decadence.... but the gov says some pro-Palestine stuff. and mind you- Lula is never going to actually free Palestine. all they're gonna do is say some nice words.
what happens to the Brazilians really means something to me. I genuinely care what happens to them. and I care about the Palestinians even more because they are my brothers in Islam but I don't think the government just having some pro-Palestine rhetoric outweighs the evils I've mentioned. my stance is that of those who genuinely care about the Brazilian people.
You regularly insinuate that I’m outside the fold of Islam, yet calling you a hypocrite is “hostile”?
When it comes to the Arab world, you’re always on the side of the Western powers.
I don't make takfir of you but I do think it's weird that you do things like defend "gay rights".
False. The West wants liberalization. I despise liberalism and I want Salafiyyah. Plus I don't support for the Jewish state to exist. But if you think that means I have to support Iran or Lula/Venezuela/Cuba, no way. I am staunchly opposed to Iran and Shi'ism. I don't care what the West or US thinks, my opposition to Shi'ism and Communism flow from my religious views.
edit: you mentioned Yemen in your post. may Allah crush the Houthis. I am pro the Sunnis in Yemen.
Did I say you takfir me? I said “insinuate”
Buy a dictionary.
You don’t support Israel yet your foreign policy views are very similar to them….
Pro-Bolsonaro,
anti-Iran,
pro-ME dictators
and supporting violence against Muslims in Yemen.
Pro-Sunni in Yemen? Give me a break. If you supported Sunnis you would call for a ceasefire. KSA has killed more Yemenis than the Houthis by a large margin.
No one is telling you to support Houthis but supporting the people that are starving Yemenis, killing them and bombing them to the Stone Age is so ludicrous.
I would imagine they would have wanted the US to win in Afghanistan. and I think they want Ukraine to win against Russia. I want Russia to win and I wanted the US to lose in Afghanistan.
I'm not sure Bolsonaro even cares either way about the Zionist-Palestinian conflict.
I support fighting against SHIA in Yemen. Not against Sunnis.
I don't necessarily support whatever Saudi is up to but to my knowledge Saudi is bombing the Houthis.
Blame the Houthis for using civilians as shields.Who do you think are the biggest victims of Saudi bombings in Yemen?
Go google the areas being fought over and the demographics…
Blame the Houthis for using civilians as shields.
The Royal Saudi Airforce only targets Iranian-backed Houthi militia positions.
So what do you propose for the Saudis to do? Leave Yemen for Iranian-backed militias to topple the internationally recognized government?Wow, so the Saudis not only use Israeli tech, they’re also using Israeli excuses.
Isnt that what Israel says whenever they bomb civilians in Gaza.
Piss weak excuse.
So what do you propose for the Saudis to do? Leave Yemen for Iranian-backed militias to topple the internationally recognized government?
you are comparing the Palestinian resistance to Houthi aggressors! In my opinion, all means should be used to exterminate the Raafids.
Houthis are intentionally putting civilian lives at risk for the single purpose of putting pressure on the Saudi government. Condemn their actions for once. There will always be setbacks but the truth will prevail and Houthis will be cleared from Yemen Inshalaah. No tactics or Propaganda will work for them.No one is saying that, no one is supporting the Houthis. But KSA have behaved absolutely disgracefully in Yemen, treating their own brothers with scant respect.
Just because you don’t respect one side, doesn’t mean that you respect the other.
There is a difference acknowledging that KSA didn’t start this war and saying that you support KSA’s military actions, esp when it looks like they’re trying to level Yemen to the ground.
Houthis are intentionally putting civilian lives at risk for the single purpose of putting pressure on the Saudi government. Condemn their actions for once. There will always be setbacks but the truth will prevail and Houthis will be cleared from Yemen Inshalaah. No tactics or Propaganda will work for them.
The Houthis aren’t a recognised state with a multi-billion dollar army with state of the art weaponry and technology.
The standards nor the responsibility aren’t the same.
Why don’t you criticise the country with the clear military advantage that’s bombing a country to a Stone Age first before I criticise the Houthis.
Deal?
Who is on the right side legally in International law: the Yemeni government and Saudi Arabia
Who is on the right side Islamically: Government of Yemen & Saudi Arabia
Who should I condemn according to #preplus: Saudi Arabia & the government of Yemen
And Drones in the Stone Age must have been game-changers.