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Reckoning of this fked up arab superiority is close at hand.
What are you guys doing? If what @Turan09 said was true, we have two people doing major sin which by God's law requires 100 lashes each if not married. If married, it is worse. Then said specific guy does another major sin by publicizing act. Then random guy beat up random guys. Then Muslims on PDF start smearing each other's backgrounds. Muslims should not be in pre-marital relationships , as hard as that may be. God forgives sins, and it's never too late to change for better.
woe unto the arabs
That's horrible, Muslims need to make better effort to avoid these major sins. We are becoming detached from God and the Islam he brought down upon us. It is most certainly getting close to major end times signs and Muslims need to have just a little more patience and put their trust in their Lord to bring about piety once again.
Reckoning of this fked up arab superiority is close at hand.
I saw the video on twitter. And yes. That really happened... If you dont respect the people of a country, this people might beat your friends to death... Most of the arabs were innocent but... You see, this was that one arabic idiots fault.
Exposing Arabized, Arab-obsessed and inferiority ridden individuals is always a blessing.
Here comes the sad outward "public" "save palestine" face of arab superiority.
can it get any lower for arabs? betrayal of ottomans to Palestinians deal, muslims world etc.
Exposing Arabized, Arab-obsessed and inferiority ridden individuals is always a blessing.
[/QUOTE]U talkin to me bro???
What did you exactly exposed I guess being a Gulfie Arab who sits his a..s all day
Shall I post videos and photos of the 1000's of Kazakhs and other Central Asians that have been turned into fertilizer in Syria and Iraq by Arabs? What are some 15 million Kazakhs in comparison, lol?
@Turan09
Your fake Turkified and Arabized "Turks" (Anatolians) were beaten by a horde of 1.50 meter tall Kazakhs who could only lay their hands on those Arabs and Turks due to being in the 100's against a few individuals.
All due to this photo:
and not the lie that you tried to propagandize in this thread.
Exposing Arabized, Arab-obsessed and inferiority ridden individuals is always a blessing.
What was claimed in this thread is a lie. What was posted was this photo.
Even Western media are reporting it.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...banese-man-image-whatsapp-video-a8981401.html
Hey, it is not about photo, it is about the video I talk about, so stop lying... I am not gonna post this filty video Btw, I read it right here. Use Google translate, https://eksisozluk.com/kazakistanda-linc-edilen-araplar--6090805
Some say because of a girl and some say was because the Arab workers get paid more.A brawl between Kazakh workers and their Arab colleagues in one of Kazakhstan's largest oil fields has left 30 people wounded and led to an outcry in Lebanon and Jordan, a news agency said Sunday.
Videos of the attacks on Arab engineers and workers were widely circulated on social media in Arab countries. The scenes showed them being kicked and punched by large numbers of local workers. Some of those attacked were covered in blood and badly bruised.
Interfax-Kazakhstan said Saturday's brawl erupted after a Lebanese contractor reportedly posted a photo on WhatsApp featuring a Kazakh female colleague that many in the former Soviet nation saw as insulting.
It reported Sunday that the field is managed by Tengizchevroil, or TCO, a joint venture that includes Chevron and ExxonMobil.
Nurlan Nogayev, the governor of Atyrau region, said during a meeting with company management that the brawl resulted from disparities in working conditions between foreign contractors and local Kazakh employees.
According to Lebanese and Jordanian officials, the wounded engineers and workers include Lebanese, Jordanians and Palestinians.
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri ordered officials to follow the case. Lebanese Defense Minister Elias Bou Saab also called his counterpart in Kazakhstan to discuss protecting the Lebanese workers.
Maj. Gen. Mohammad Kheir, head of a government agency charged with rescue and relief operations, told the local MTV television that the situation is under control. He said a total of 17 Arabs, including one Lebanese and six Palestinians using Lebanese travel documents, were among those wounded.
Lebanon's ambassador to Kazakhstan, Jescar Khoury, told local media that all Lebanese citizens who worked at the oil field are now under police protection in a hotel in a nearby city.
In Jordan, Crown Prince Hussein asked the country's prime minister and foreign minister to follow the case.
In September 2017, a brawl erupted between Kazakh and Indian construction workers in the Kazakh capital, Nur-Sultan, formerly known as Astana. The fight was sparked when a Kazakh guard attempted to prevent an allegedly intoxicated Indian contractor from leaving the construction site.
Official figures say that just 30 people were involved in the brawl. But independent outlets reported up to 700 engaged in the fight, which led to road closures in the capital. In the end, 61 Indian nationals were expelled from Kazakhstan for disciplinary actions