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Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Breaking down Global Geopolitics, and Power Shifts—straight to the point! 👁️‍🗨️📝 📍Currently admin, at @DEQNEWS.

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Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇺🇸⫽🤡 HONORING LOSERS—

Imagine if a country decided to name its military bases after leaders who:
– BETRAYED their nation in a civil war.
– Fought to preserve SLAVERY.
– LOST spectacularly.

That's exactly what's happening in the US, where there's a push to rename Army bases after Confederate generals https://t.me/GeoPWatch the losing side in America's Civil War.

These names were originally chosen during the era of RACIAL SEGREGATION as a political statement. Even the Confederates’ own General Robert E. Lee opposed such memorials.

It's particularly IRONIC coming from politicians who often complain about “PARTICIPATION TROPHIES” in sports.

Apparently, they’re fine with trophies for TRAITORS who fought to keep people enslaved.

For us watching, this isn’t really about history – it’s about MODERN-DAY RACIAL POLITICS and symbolism, and here (white nationalist symbolism). Many see it as honoring men who committed TREASON in defense of WHITE SUPREMACY.

The debate says a lot about how countries choose to REMEMBER (or WHITEWASH) uncomfortable parts of their past.

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Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇮🇱⫽🇮🇷 RECURRING PATTERN—

I find it oddly amusing when people invent imaginary allies.

The truth is simple: Iran stands alone—and that’s not a flaw. It's Iran own design.

Those fabricating alliances (media, online factions, self https://t.me/enemywatchstyled ‘supporters’) aren’t amplifying Iran’s power; they’re attempting to appropriate it for their own credibility.

The reality is simple.

External narratives trying to attach dependencies to it are, by definition:

– Disinformation.
– Opportunism.
– Exploitation.
– Credibility Laundering.

And no—this isn’t about people.

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Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇱🇧⫽🇱🇧⫽🇺🇸⫽🇮🇱 A SOCIAL REALITY—

There might be efforts to limit Hezbollah’s military role, but that doesn’t address the full picture.

Hezbollah is more than just a resistance front https://t.me/DEQNEWSit provides services where the Lebanese state has long failed.

In many areas, people rely on Hezbollah for healthcare, schooling, aid, and even basic security.

These aren’t luxuries—they’re essential needs that the government hasn’t met. That’s why support for Hezbollah grows naturally.

It’s not always about politics or resistance—it’s about who actually shows up when help is needed.

Unless the state builds serious alternatives—jobs, hospitals, infrastructure—there’s no reason for people to shift their support.

Much of the local economy is also tied to Hezbollah, so loyalty is often tied to basic economic survival.

If there’s a push to dismantle Hezbollah’s military capabilities without replacing its social role, it will only create a dangerous vacuum.

That wouldn’t just weaken a military actor—it would cut people off from the only reliable services they know.

And it’s not that the Lebanese government is unaware—they know this better than anyone. Yet they continue to chase policies shaped by foreign interests, instead of focusing on the people they were meant to serve.

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Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

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🇺🇸⫽💲STRANGE STORY—

UnitedHealth is one of the biggest health companies in America. Covers over MILLIONS of people. Brings in over BILLIONS a year.

Its business model is not complicated. The less care it provides, the more money it makes. Every treatment denied is counted as savings. That’s how profit is made.

Investors like BlackRock and Vanguard know this. That’s why they put their money there. Not because the company helps people, but because it DOESN’T. That’s what they expect: maximum rejection, MAXIMUM return.

Recently, UnitedHealth started approving more treatments. Possibly due to public pressure or fear of government action. As a result, profits fell slightly.

Now, some investors are suing. Their claim is not hidden—they are saying: “We invested because you were denying care. We didn’t agree to you helping people. That wasn’t the deal.”

So the system is exposed. Not broken. Just functioning AS DESIGNED.

It profits from DENIAL, from DELAY, from SUFFERING. And when less suffering happens, they get upset. The model depends on it.

Now think.
If this is how they treat their own citizensmillions of people who work, pay taxes, and still die waiting for permission to be treated—WHAT DO YOU EXPECT in 🇵🇸, 🇮🇶, 🇾🇪, or 🇸🇾?

There is no investment to protect in those places. There is no court case if too many die. There, BOMBS do what forms and claims do in the U. S.keep the system running.

At home they deny treatment. Abroad, they deny existence.

And still, people say these are the ones who will bring peace, order, civilization.

That’s the part I keep thinking about.

Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇵🇸\🌎 WESTERN LENS—

People say https://t.me/DEQNEWS “Look, even some of them disagree with it.”

Why should that matter?

- You don’t need a GERMAN to tell you Nazism was wrong.
- You don’t need a WHITE MAN to say slavery was evil.
- So why does resistance here only count if a J-EW agrees with it?

That’s not SOLIDARITY. That’s PERMISSION-SEEKING.

And funny thing?
Most of these so-called “ANTI-ZIONIST” voices don’t want FULL JUSTICE.
They don’t want the WHOLE LAND back.
They don’t back the FIGHTERS.
They just want it to look BETTER. SOFTER. CLEANER.
Still THEIRS.
And that’s the GAME.

The whole setup is built to keep the world WAITING.
“Be careful how you speak. Be sensitive to THEIR TRAUMA.”
Meanwhile, CHILDREN LOSE LIMBS AND HOMES.

You think this happened overnight?
This goes back before the SLOGANS, before the FLAGS.
Influence didn’t fall from the sky.
It was PLACED—slowly. Quietly.

FINANCE. MEDIA. MOVEMENTS.
Always in the middle.
Always speaking for both sides.
Always deciding who’s “TOO MUCH.”

And now?
The WEST WON’T MOVE AN INCH unless those same voices say it’s okay.

Even the LEFT OBEYS.
It’s not HATE to notice.
It’s LOGIC.

You don’t ask the DRIVER OF THE TANK how to stop the INVASION.

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Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇮🇷⫽🇺🇸 The old game continues—

The U. S. has DELAYED nuclear talks with Iranagain. Trump’s people caved under ISRAELI pressure, again. He posted, as he does, shouting through his fingers: “ANY COUNTRY who buys ANY AMOUNT of oil from Iran will be sanctioned. NO BUSINESS with the United States.” That kind of language isn’t diplomacy.

This isn't a slip. It’s CONTINUITY.

It began in 1953 when Iran's elected Prime Minister Mossadegh tried to nationalize oil. They toppled him. They’ve never let go since. In the 80s, the U. S. and Israel backed Saddam to BLEED Iran. Then came the viruses, the scientists quietly killed, the SABOTAGE hidden in diplomacy’s shadow. Every time Iran inches forward, Israel reaches in, the U. S. pulls the brake.

Now:
— BANDAR ABBAS explodes.
— ISRAEL BURNS.
— Today a mossad man hangs in Iran.

Israel’s fear is not Iran’s BOMB, but Iran’s INDEPENDENCE. They want the region arranged around their own QUIET WEAPONS, never declared but always guarded. Netanyahu said it himselfSTOP IRAN by any means. That’s why talks don’t move forward. Not because they fail, but because they’re NOT MEANT TO.

Trump plays his part, craving a legacy, pushed by Israel’s LOBBY. His sanctions, like 2019’s, starve Iran’s PEOPLE, not its leaders. Iran remembers—1953’s COUP, 1988’s airliner SHOT DOWN by a U. S. ship, 2020’s martyr SOLEIMANI strike. They're answer softly: 2019’s SAUDI OIL DRONES, 2020’s U. S. BASE ATTACKS, 2021’s TEL AVIV CYBER HIT, APRIL/OCT 24'.

How many times must this play out before we call it what it is—CONTROL?

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Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇮🇳⫽🇵🇰 https://t.me/DEQNEWS. https://t.me/DEQNEWS

So let’s call their strategy “provocative deterrence”—a fancy term for poking your enemy until they snap or cower, all while crying foul.

On the Pakistani side—in Lahore or Rawalpindi—the MOOD is TENSE but FAMILIAR. People huddle at tea stalls, muttering about India’s “arrogance.” From TARAR to ASIF, leaders flood the airwaves with warnings of Indian strikes, and the street buys it. Not because it’s always true—maybe it is, maybe it isn’t—but because it’s comforting.

It’s in-group bias at work. Pakistan’s military needs the India threat to stay relevant, distract from empty wallets and a crumbling government. I’ve read shopkeepers in Peshawar swear “India staged Pahalgam to crush Pakistan’s economy.” It’s not proof. It’s belief.

But not everyone’s sold. In Karachi, where people are tired of endless militancy, some ask why ISI can’t stop groups like Jaish-e-Muhammad—groups that struck India before and likely again. The “neutral probe” offer? Locals laugh. Everyone knows Pakistan won’t own its proxies.

ACROSS THE BORDER, in Jammu or Delhi, the vibe is RAGE mixed with PRIDE. India’s middle class, glued to TV, cheers Modi’s tough talk. Suspending the Indus treaty and closing the border feels like justice for Pahalgam’s dead. That’s collective effervescence—a national high where emotion drowns reason.

But in Srinagar’s markets, it’s different. People are scared—not of Pakistan, but of India’s next move: more troops, more lockdowns. They remember 2019, when Delhi stripped Kashmir’s autonomy. They fear déjà vu.

India’s silence on Pakistan’s strike claims feels like a coiled snake. Yet its refusal to share evidence or allow scrutiny makes even Indians raise eyebrows.

This whole game—“provocative deterrence”—is built on fear. Both militaries spin narratives, needing the ENEMY to justify their power. By painting India as 'irrational," Pakistan boxes it in: “strike and prove us right, or stay silent and look weak.”

It’s worked before. After Mumbai 2008, denials and blame-games stalled India’s response. But locals on both sides know what’s at stake. One misstep, and cities burn. Kargil nearly went NUCLEAR.

And in Kashmir—where it always begins—the people see through the farce. India’s iron hand only grows resentment, making the “terrorist recruiter’s job easier.”

Rejecting Pakistan’s probe do reeks of arrogance. Just like decades of rejecting UN mediation. Yet, India’s restraint—no strikes, no mass mobilization—suggests it sees the trap.

I’ve read too many gravestones to care for strategy. 1947. 1965. 1999.
It’s not deterrence. It’s obsession. And the graveyards keep growing.

- Both exploit Kashmir’s pain for votes and power.
- Their nuclear sabers, waved since 1998, aren’t strength; they’re cowardice, holding the region hostage to their egos.
- All references to public perception are only observational.

Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇸🇾⫽🇸🇾⫽🇺🇸⫽🇪🇺 What does it say about us when TERROR GANGS and FOREIGN VULTURES carve up a nation?

The terror gangsHTS, Al-Nusra, and their spawn...clashing with the DRUZE. I despise them, their jihadist filth staining everything. Israel’s worse, a predator. The Druze aren’t SAINTS either, armed and defiant. I’ll write this straight:📝

NEW: The spark in JARAMANA, a Damascus suburb, was a Druze man’s video MOCKING the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH), posted before April 28, 2025. Terror gang HTS, who’ve ruled Damascus since toppling Assad on December 8, 2024, MOBILIZED after the videoclerics, rabid with hate, rallied MOBS across Syria—Damascus, Homs, even the coast—calling for jihad against the Druze. HTS convoys moved on Sweida.

SINCE LAST NIGHT, Jaramana’s been hell. Mortars from HTS and terror gang Ahrar Sham factions, who ignore their own terror leaders, hit Druze homes. The DRUZE FIRED BACK with rifles and truck-mounted guns. ONE individual from HTS died, nine were wounded, per the SOHR, but reports hint at DOZENS more gang losses.

WHY THIS RABID? HTS, born as Al-Nusra, al-Qaeda’s Syrian arm in 2011, wants an Islamic state. Led by Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, a terrorist jailed in Iraq in 2005 for al-Qaeda bombings, they’ve killed thousands. Al-Nusra claimed 600 attacks in 2012 alone, mostly suicide bombings.

Remember the killings of Druze in Idlib in 2015. In Idlib, their “Salvation Government” jailed activists and tortured dissenters. After taking Damascus, they burned an Alawite shrine in Aleppo and KILLED over thousands of Alawites on the coast in March 2025. Their justice minister, Shadi al-Waisi, oversaw a 2015 execution of two women for “prostitution.” But, okay—that’s old.

MOVING ON, reports say Druze students beaten at Homs University and women kidnapped outside Sweida and Jaramanaunconfirmed, but likely, given HTS’s record.

For GENERAL CONTEXT: HTS’s rise isn’t just zeal. Turkey’s been their mother since 2012, funneling weapons and terrorists and foreign jihadists across borders.
Qatar’s cash keeps them flush, with Emir Tamim visiting Damascus on December 12, 2024, the first head of state post-Assad. 🇹🇷’s embassy reopened that day, 🇶🇦’s two days later. With 🇸🇦, hosted Jolani in Riyadh on February 2, 2025, pushing reconstruction deals worth $200 billion. The 🇺🇸 lifted Jolani’s bounty after a December meeting. The UN’s Geir Pedersen met Jolani, pushing “inclusivity” under Resolution 2254. These powers back HTS for their own games—🇹🇷 wants Kurdish lands, 🇶🇦 wants influence, and 🇸🇦 wants to counter 🇮🇷.
COMING BACK TO PRESENT: The Druze fight because they know HTS’s knife. In 2018, ISIS killed 200 in Sweida, and HTS’s Al-Nusra slaughtered Druze in Idlib in 2015. When HTS demanded disarmament in December 2024, claiming “security,” the Druze REFUSED, unlike ALAWITES who complied and faced massacres. The Druze’s Sweida Military Council, formed in March 2025, and Jaramana militias are ARMED and ACTIVE. But they’re not blameless—on February 28, 2025, Druze gunmen in Jaramana killed an HTS terror officer at a checkpoint. The Druze want autonomy, even a Sweida sanctuary backed by ISRAEL.

Israel’s the VILEST player. After Assad’s fall, they seized Mount Hermon and nine Syrian villages, violating a 1974 agreement.
By March 2025, they declared a “demilitarized” zone across Quneitra, Daraa, and Sweida, bombing Syrian sites to “secure” them. On March 2, 2025, Netanyahu threatened to invade Jaramana, claiming to “protect” the Druze after the checkpoint clash. Their “PERIPHERY DOCTRINE” uses minorities to weaken Syria. Israel’s real aim is land and power, settling Golan Heights and eyeing more. They’ve invited Druze to work in occupied Golan, a clear move for control.
The March 2025 SDF-HTS deal COLLAPSED, and fighting rages in Tishreen. Syria obviously a PAWN for these powers, and CIVILIANS die.

This conflict logic is POWER/Rabid, not FAITH.

- HTS wants an Islamic terror state,
- Israel wants Syria as a whole.
- 🇹🇷, 🇶🇦, and 🇸🇦 back 🇸🇾 to check Rivals.
- 🇺🇸 & 🇪🇺 play along for leverage.

It's sickening..

Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇵🇰⫽🇮🇳 Probably https://t.me/DEQNEWS — but in the end, is there anything left to say that hasn’t been said already?

THE BEGINNING: In 1947, 🇬🇧 left 🇮🇳, dividing it into 🇮🇳, for Hindus, and 🇵🇰, for Muslims. Kashmir, with a Muslim majority but a Hindu prince, Hari Singh, was a DILEMMA. Singh wanted independence, but revolt and Pakistani raiders forced his hand. He joined India for protection, against his people’s leanings—many favored Pakistan or freedom in that particular period.

Pakistan, seeing Kashmir as its Muslim right, sent raiders, India sent troops. The 1948 war split Kashmir: India held TWO-THIRDS, including the PRIZED VALLEY; Pakistan took the rest. The United Nations called for a plebiscite to let Kashmiris decide their future, but India conditioned it on Pakistan’s withdrawal of forces, while Pakistan insisted on the plebiscite as the only way forward. NEITHER SIDE FOLLOWED THROUGH, and the WILL of the people was ignored."

INDIA’S PATH: India’s ideology (intimate, obsessive, and self-destructive) but on paper it's a strong, united nation, where Kashmir proves its secular might ['47 Vision]... It promised autonomy through Article 370, letting Kashmir GOVERN ITSELF PARTLY. Kashmir waters feed farms, its mountains shield China. By the 1950s, it meddled in LOCAL RULE; by the 1980s, it was called out for rigged elections, sparking fury. Protests became insurgency, FED by Pakistan. India’s answer: force—over 500,000 troops, the world’s densest military zone. India cites security: Pakistan-backed militants, like those blamed for the April 2025 Pahalgam attack killing 26, to justify its presence, [included with—arrests, curfews, generalization]

In 2019, India’s nationalist BJP government, led by Narendra Modi, ended Article 370. Motives were layered: voters, fueled by Hindutva ideology, which sought strength, after attacks like the 2016 Uri strike; they saw AUTONOMY AS A SEPARATIST ROOT. The goal was control, sold as peace. The cost was a lockdown—phones cut, thousands jailed, movement banned. India claimed to stop violence; reports spoke of fear, torture, and lost rights. This deepened Kashmir’s anger, proving India’s belief: MIGHT OVER MERCY and It's hunger for land BLINDS it to the cycle.

PAKISTAN’S GAME: Pakistan’s ideology is a Muslim state, with Kashmir as its unfinished piece HOWEVER, pakistan’s the loudest about Kashmir, and the most Hypocritical. It PAINTS ITSELF as the DEFENDER of Kashmiri rights, but it’s really just POKING INDIA in the eye, using Kashmir to KEEP ITSELF FROM COLLAPSING. Pakistan’s military runs the show, and it needs enemies to justify its power. KASHMIR’S PERFECT: a cause to rally the country, distract from CORRUPTION, and keep the army’s BUDGET FAT. Since the 1980s, its own consent and USA ally [Puppet] and it's intelligence has armed militants, sent them across the border, and called it “jihad.” Those militants don’t just kill Indian soldiers—they bomb markets, kill Kashmiri, and turn Kashmir’s struggle into a terrorist mess. Pakistan doesn't help Kashmir; it hijack it

AND OFC, THE USA: Its role is the most INSIDIOUSQUIET but the most BLATANT. Kashmir is just a lever to keep South Asia under its thumb. Decades ago, it backed Pakistan with cash and guns to counter the SOVIETS, knowing it fueled militants in Kashmir. After 2001, it needed Pakistan for Afghanistan, so aid kept flowing, even as leaks tied Pakistan’s ISI to groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, who’ve bloodied Kashmir. At the same time, it sold $24 billion [08-23]..in arms to India. After Pahalgam, it mumbled about “peace” but stayed silent, happy to let India and Pakistan clash. Why? Tension means influence—arms deals, diplomatic sway, a check on CHINA. Peace would cut those profits.

KASHMIR’S TRAPPED BECAUSE IT’S USEFUL.

- India needs it to feel strong.
- Pakistan to avoid collapse.
- The U. S. to stay relevant.

The 1947 betrayalignoring the people’s voiceset the stage, and each player’s greed keeps it locked. They’re not confused; they’re complicit, choosing a bloody stalemate over a solution that risks their power.

Al-Ra'i—The Observer

Apr 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

🇮🇷⫽💥 https://t.me/DEQNEWS—

Today, Shahid Rajaee Port shook.
The blast came just past noon.
It broke windows across the city, even on Qeshm Island.
You don't hear such force often not from simple accidents.

They say chemicals. Bad storage.
Maybe.
Ports are careless places sometimes.
But not careless enough for a blast like this.

Five hundred injured, more in shock.
Some dead. "Hospitals full. The people, as always, answered the call for blood."
Pain pulls Iranians together it always has.

Officials moved fast.
Promised inquiries.
Asked for calm.

But the timing.
The place.
The size.
"They ask questions."

Talks are happening in Oman.
Enemies watching from every corner.
Israel, America, others — they never tire.
If there was a hand behind this, it would not be the first time.
Ports, pipelines, power grids — all have been hit before.
Sometimes openly.
Sometimes without a name.

If it was sabotage, the message is sharp: "Strike where it cuts deepest, but make it look like clumsiness."

If it was own fault, then the failure runs deeper still.
Guardians asleep at the gate.

Either way, the loss will stretch.
Trade slows. Shelves empty. Families pay.

The port is a vein.
"When it is cut, the whole body feels it not in hours, but in weeks and months."

Tonight, I do not trust the first words spoken.
Truth takes longer to surface.

An enemy works with patience.
And sometimes, so does neglect.

We must watch.
We must remember.

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