Sardor Azimovich

"“We know nothing about what is happening inside the party, nor anything about the intentions of the Iranians,” he wrote." This is the hard reality of what the Tlaib Consensus of willful ignorance at Foggy Bottom and among the desk jockeys looking for easy supper looks like. I need $100 and 4-5 hours to buy drinks and a few other treats for a sampling of the near million Persians who live, work and play in Los Angeles, to know precisely what the mullahs are thinking in Tehran. Precisely why Mossad maintains a military intelligence gathering apparatus in Van Nuys and cute graduates ask me to take their pictures with their homies in trendy LA bars. I didn't need any superspy network or 37 pieces of gold bling on an arm to figure this out. This is what organizational empire building looks like. You too can find an easy gig in international relations by continually pushing the line it's all too complex to understand, unless you're a card-carrying member of the privileged elite, given the sea of affirmation bias among those who pay your bills. I know plenty of rich Americans, or whatever you need them to be given the number of legit passports they carry, who make trucks full of cash in Iran. They cover their bets by including the mullahs, the IRS AND the Democratic Party, giving to Republicans is a pointless waste, for a piece of the action (a very small piece), and operate with impunity in these vast hinterlands of the unknowable... Precisely why this election isn't important. The practices of the professional bureaucracy do not change regardless of the empty suit figurehead. Maybe the Porsche-bonus decision makers will decide to rebrand. Boy scouts start as cubs and then move on to Webelos. So Webeollah, or maybe they'll finally fully embrace their inner Insane Clown Posse fetish and become the Juggalollah; as violent followers of middle-aged men dressed as clowns pretending to be hip hop stars by spitting out angry curse words. A lot of shared commonalities there on the Venn diagram of life. https://lnkd.in/gFDPv5Vt

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🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩European Commission This demarcation plan is an absolute madness. The worst part it is celebrated by EU leadership, except for France. Basically, EU is pushing Mr. Pashinyan into the path of unilateral concessions. Absolutely unacceptable to ask Armenia to give up more land when Azerbaijan did NOTHING but committing crime after crime. They are still keeping POWs from 2020, occupied Armenian territories in Gegharqunik and Nerkin Hand, launched an attack on the people of Artsakh forcing them out thus commiting ethnical cleansing, detained Artsakh's officials absalutley ignoring international law. What makes you believe pushing Armenia to surrender Tavush region border strong positions they won't gain strategic advantage to attack? Ask any military strategist. A warning red flag 🚩🚩🚩to Mr. Pashinyan and all his supporters - the country is about to explode from inside.

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Luleh Kebob...a Favorite of mine, a tasty combination of ground beef and lamb. My preferred way of eating this is grilled, but it can be baked in an oven as well. A traditional Armenian dish, served here with rice pilaf and spices on the onions to accent the taste of the entire dinner. It is a specialty of Armenian and other South Caucasus, Middle Eastern, and Central Asian cuisines. I use cumin. The benefit of cumin as a spice increases antioxidant intake, promotes digestion, provides iron, may improve blood sugar control and can counter some long term effects of diabetes. In additional helps with blood cholesterol elevation. Think about what you put into your body, and see the role it plays in your overall health and well being. #health #eating #Armenian #cumin #diabetes #digestion #antioxidant #diabetes

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🔍 Exploring the Role of Education in Preventing Historical Atrocities: Lessons from the Holocaust and Armenian Genocide. 🔍 Education is not just about acquiring knowledge; it holds the power to shape our perspectives, challenge biases, and prevent the repetition of historical atrocities. Today, I want to shed light on the vital role education plays in preventing such horrors, drawing lessons from the Holocaust and the Armenian Genocide. History has taught us that ignorance can be a breeding ground for hatred and violence. By educating ourselves and future generations about the atrocities committed in the past, we can create a more compassionate and inclusive world. The Holocaust, with its systematic persecution and extermination of millions, stands as a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked prejudice. Education about the Holocaust equips us with the knowledge to recognize the early signs of discrimination and take a stand against it. It teaches us the importance of empathy, tolerance, and the dangers of remaining silent in the face of injustice. Similarly, the Armenian Genocide, often referred to as the "forgotten genocide," highlights the urgent need for education. By acknowledging and understanding this dark chapter of history, we can honor the victims and work towards preventing similar atrocities in the future. Education empowers us to challenge denial, promote truth, and foster reconciliation. But education goes beyond the classroom. It requires a collective effort from governments, institutions, and individuals to ensure that accurate historical narratives are taught and shared. It demands open dialogue, the amplification of diverse voices, and the inclusion of marginalized perspectives. So, how can we contribute to this crucial mission? Start by educating yourself. Read books, watch documentaries, and engage in conversations that shed light on historical atrocities. Share your knowledge with others, spark conversations, and encourage critical thinking. Support organizations and initiatives that promote education about historical atrocities. Whether it's through donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness, every effort counts. Together, we can make a difference. Let's remember the victims, honor their memory, and commit ourselves to prevent history from repeating. Education is our most powerful weapon against ignorance and hatred. Let's use it wisely. If you found this post insightful, give it a like and leave a comment sharing your thoughts. Feel free to repost it to spread the message further. Together, we can create a world where history is not forgotten, but learned from. #EducationMatters #PreventAtrocities #NeverForget

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BREAKING: Newly obtained audio of LAUSD School Board President Jackie Goldberg has Jewish and Israeli-American communities outraged tonight. The audio contains dangerous repetition of talking points from known extremist groups. Perhaps most ironic is the Board President's call to prevent bullying of Turkish members of the community while commemorating Armenian Genocide Day while she bullies and intentionally excludes Israeli-American students, parents, educators, and administrators who may be part of LAUSD. According to recent surveys, about 18% of public schools students in Los Angeles are Jewish, and between 10 to 12% of that population is considered first or second-generation Israeli-American. The total population of LAUSD students is over 500,000.

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With all it's moving pieces, regional laws and regulation, the confusion around naming conventions in the #cannabisindustry is a bit of a quagmire. What is #hemp really? What is #marijuana really? And, how are they both #cannabis?

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On May 25, the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, accepted an invitation to visit Tehran, the first visit by a Saudi royal in more than two decades. Such a visit would follow the Egyptian foreign minister's recent first trip to the Islamic Republic and statements by Jordan's crown prince and Bahrain's king expressing a desire for better relations with Iran. What do these Middle Eastern countries have in common?... Read more at the source #GazaUnderAttack #IslamicCountries #iran

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In light of recent events in Gaza and Israel, it's more important than ever to approach the situation with a commitment to truth, accountability, and the rule of law. Since October 7th, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have been meticulous in gathering data and evidence regarding the tragic events that unfolded. This level of detail and fact-based documentation is crucial for ensuring that actions taken by Israel are held to the highest legal standards. Unfortunately on the other side there is no accountability for media releases with exaggerated figures. Even the UN has publicly stated it has had to questions coming from Iranian Proxies about what is going on in that territory. #ISrael #MiddleEast #Iran #UKGovernment #USGovernment #EuropeanUnion #AustraliaGovernment

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Simple and correct

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Ready to try a new protocol? Here's one we love, suggested by Rabbi Daniel Rose of Koren Publishers and The Rabbi Sacks Legacy. Rabbi Rose has a great new Bereishit out from Koren aimed at teens, and it's an amazing resource for all Tanakh teachers, especially ones using student-centered learning in the classroom. Learn more here about Bibliodrama: https://lnkd.in/e3TSU9Xn

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"Israel wipes out the entire village of Mhaibib in South Lebanon, home to the 2,000- year-old shrine of Prophet Benjamin," Making Israelis and Taliban now absolutely indistinguishable in the annals of history. With that second attack on Oct 16 on a Lebanese historical site, (the first unreported in USmedia was the world famous Baalbeck Roman ruins targeted in an Israeli attack a few days ago), it is now clear: There is no daylight between Israelis and Talibans in terms of: => Same vindictive destruction of all traces of cultural and civilized form of life whether actual humans or historical monuments; => same claims to religious supremacy driving their actions, => same psycho-sadistic aspect to their behavior. Only difference is Israelis have inexhaustible source of far more sophisticated & lethal weaponry.

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