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@Ou_Ho

‏‏Humanity first, Architecture and Urban planning Issues. الحركة ولود، والسكون عاقر. (البرتقالي لا يحمل أي رمز) أتحدث مع نفسي كثيراً.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jun 9

    وياوطنا ويا غالي، الشعب بدو حرية...

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    2 hours ago

    If I’ve learned one thing from Turkish Twitter it’s to never mention Syrians and the beach in one sentence, apparently Syrians swimming is a big red line that shall never be crossed (Here a uni professor and firmer MP is condemning Syrians for enjoying the beach during the war)

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  3. 18 hours ago

    The green flag was the only flag adopted by real civilian and armed revolutionaries against french colonization, and the only one raised by truly elected democratic politicians of the Syrian Republic.

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  4. 18 hours ago

    The original flag of Syria is the green one with three red stars, it was the revolutionary flag against the French mandate, not adopted by it as the current Assad regime propaganda spread. It was our flag since 36-58 and between 61-63

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  5. 18 hours ago

    63-72 Syria had the same one in the pic but with 3 stars representing a never realized union (Egypt, Iraq, and Syria) 72-80 Syria had a flag with a Hawk/Eagle, which is the flag of another never realized union of Egypt, Libya and Syria. It is nearly the same current Egyptian flag

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  6. 18 hours ago

    As a misconception by many, this flag was the UAR flag 58-61, then Egypt flag 61-72, it was only adopted by Syria in early 80s by the de facto dictatorship regime. So it is a total nonsense when many insist that it is the "legitimate" flag of Syria.

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    Sep 12

    اليوم تمر ذكرى انقلاب ١٩٨٠ العسكري أكثر الانقلابات دموية في تاريخ تركيا الحديث. حيث قاد الجنرال -ورئيس الجمهورية لاحقًا-كنعان إيفران ورفاقه إنقلابًا سحق كافة المكونات السياسية والاجتماعية المختلفة على الساحة التركية موقعًا الآلاف وربما مئات الآلاف بين قتلى ومعتقلين ومفقودين.

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    Sep 8

    I’m too angry and full of hatred to ever cohesively comment on Max Blumenwhatever and Rania Khalik’s trip to Syria, my own country which I cannot go to yet they’re able to go on straight up propaganda whitewashing tours.

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    Sep 5

    I don't believe in 'they're good on domestic but bad on foreign policy', when 'bad' on foreign policy means endorsing the mass extermination of an entire nation, and fuelling misinformation against a vulnerable people. Our humanity cannot be compartmentalised and selective.

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    Sep 5

    Recent drama in parliament, with a racist PM and his attack on our democracy, has allowed Labour to regain their holier than thou attitude. In reality, they remain supporters of dictators and of crimes against humanity, and are wholly unfit to lead.

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    Aug 30

    "في صغري لطالما انتظرت أن يصبح العالم أجمل، لكني كلما مضيت قدماً في هذه الحياة وجدت أن العالم دار للشقاء حقاً، وأنه لا مكان لنا نحن الأشقياء في جنة السعادة". via

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    Aug 29

    I can never control my fury when people like this suggest that "the Arab spring was planned".

    These idiots who think the state department can “make” millions risk everything probably could not manage to run, say, a coffee shop with two employees. But they’re so racist that they believe in remote magic wands that…
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  13. Aug 27

    مع أني مالي من المهووسين بالموسيقى الكلاسيكية، بس صرلي مدري كم يوم علقان سيمفونية بيتهوفن التاسعة، بالأخص بقيادة هربرت فون كارايان، وصوت باص والتر بيري. هيئتي حاتعلم ألماني من وراها عدا عن أنو كارايان نفسه هو(تقريبا) مخرج الفلم مذهل الإضاءة والتقطيع هاد

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    Aug 24

    It’s not ludicrous, try looking up facts before being on the defence. Refoulement has taken place despite Turkey’s commitment to IHL - and against people who *hold* an Istanbul kimlik.

    Turkey welcomed millions of Syrian refugees. 102.000 are now Turkish citizens. To claim that Turkey has a ‘deportation policy’ towards Syrians is ludicro…
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    Aug 24

    I hope and other Turkish chains don’t normalise populist racism among their employees, particularly not when elderly people with diabetes and blood pressure are involved - who thought they’d find comfort in such a cafe on a hot day.

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    Aug 24

    To ask in Turkish, and be ignored - so turn to English and have an employee angrily tell you ‘no Arabic’ because he can’t see beyond your ‘Arab’ scarf and then turn his back on you is abhorrent customer service.

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    Aug 24

    How incredibly sad that after almost 3 years here one would face not one, but three racist employees at in Forum Istanbul who assume that just because you’re Arab you can be treated rudely and made to wait despite accompanying a [very clearly] elderly man.

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  18. Aug 23

    النظام العالمي فاسد، سواء كانت ضحيتة بشراً أو حجراً أو شجراً أو حيواناً أو كوكباً

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  19. Aug 23

    فهو نفسه من سمح للموت في البوسنة سابقا إلى نقطة محددة تدخل حينها، لمصلحة سياسية لا لدافع إنساني، وهو نفس النظام الذي سمح بالمذبحة السورية واليمنية، وهو نفسه الذي لا مشكلة عنده بتدمير البشرية والبيئة التي نعيش فيها لمصالح شركات الأسلحةوالنفط وغيرها.

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  20. Aug 23

    ينتشر النكران على من يتضامن مع حرائق الأمازون ولا يتضامن مع الموت اليومي السوري، وهو نكران محق في جزء كبير منه. إلا أننا نستطيع أن ننظر للموضوع من ناحية أخرى، وهي نقد النظام العالمي الحالي، المنافق واللا أخلاقي

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    Aug 19

    That’s why, for example, we defend the right of members to fair justice and freedom from torture. People flip out “how could you?!” “Why focus on these vile creatures?” Because they too are human and protecting their rights is part of protecting all of our rights as humans

    The thing about human rights is that you don't have to do anything to deserve them. You don't even have to be a "good person" or a "model citizen". You don't have to look good or talk well. All you have to be is a human being.
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