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How Portugal can win the 2026 World Cup; 1. Cristiano Ronaldo should enter around 60 minutes when Portugal are leading by 2 goals, and 70 minutes when the game is level or losing. This is because, Portugal will be pressing to take the lead or equalise, then that means less defensive duty for Ronaldo, who knows his presence is needed more in the opposition box. 2. Upon getting to the knockout stage, they should avoid meeting Argentina, at least not in the final. This is because Argentina will not mind going off injured or red carded just to spoil Ronaldo’s chances of winning the WC. This doesn’t mean they are stronger than Portugal. Most times, your chances of winning any trophy depends on avoiding certain teams. For instance, Real Madrid won the three UCL in a row and never met Barcelona. PSG won it twice in a row and never met Barcelona, Real Madrid or Man City in knockout stage. It’s a boss thing to avoid meeting certain team. 3. This is the most important thing. Vitinha and Joao Neves should play exactly how they play at PSG and let Fernandes play exactly how he does better. The time is too limited for Martinez to bring his idea across, if he has any. 4. This may sound funny, but they need Spain or France to do the hardest job for them by eliminating Argentina because Portugal can beat Spain or France but I doubt if they can beat Argentina. This isn’t about Messi and stuff but because Portugal struggle to beat America teams and Ronaldo hasn’t scored against any in 13 years I think. Most times, to get what you really desire, the one or thing you love will be sacrificed. If you think Ronaldo should start every game, well you’re right too.

Let's fucking go. Next season will be tough for y'all.

“Muslim Twitter”. “Muslim Twitter” is not what many say it is. Rather they’re referring to: “Twitter with a bunch of Muslims in it”. Muslim Twitter should be a space where Islam (Qur’an & Sunnah) reigns supreme, is embodied, and is established as the ideal normative. A place where there is DEBATE around obedience of a wife to her husband is automatically NOT “Muslim Twitter”. It is - Twitter with a bunch of Muslims in it. A place where when Al-Amr bil-Ma’ruf wa an-Nahy ‘anil-Munkar (which is a core obligation in Islam) happens, backlash comes about is automatically NOT “Muslim Twitter”. A place where divorce is implicitly & explicitly encouraged, where loyalty is geared towards gender identity first, where Tabarruj is rife, where backbiting and slander is on display… IS NOT MUSLIM TWITTER. That’s just Twitter with a Bunch of Muslims. A place where you speak about a man taking care of his family financially, and being the shepherd in his home, and you get pushback - is that “Muslim Twitter”? Are those ones still Qur’an believing, Sunnah adhering, Sahaba following people? It’s doesn’t flow. A place where a thing like Polygyny is being discussed as a thing of the same magnitude as infidelity, is that “Muslim Twitter”? Are those ones still Qur’an believing, Sunnah adhering, Sahaba following people? It’s doesn’t flow. A place where the IDEALS and NORM are in clash with the IDEALS & NORM of the Qur’an, Sunnah, and Sahaba cannot be Muslim Twitter. It’s just Twitter with a Bunch of Muslims. What this reveals is not a space governed by Islamic norms, but a space where many Muslims have absorbed norms that compete with those of the Qur’an and Sunnah.

The GOAT debate never ends! Without the exact metrics image here, I'll say Messi edges it for me overall—record 8 Ballons d'Or, unmatched playmaking, and efficiency at the highest level. Ronaldo's insane goal tally, athleticism, and clutch moments make it razor-close though. Both legends who redefined the game. Who's your pick and why? ⚽

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Oh Cristiano Ronaldo this win wasn’t going to be special without your goal!🥹💛

If not for Ronaldo where I for see 100 Impression 😂

RONALDO

Cristiano Ronaldo 🐐

my job this evening is simple, i see any Cristiano Ronaldo or Al Nassr tweet- i retweet with all my might and we all my strength!🙏🏾

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Even though Putin has visited China at least 25 times in the past, this present visit carries more weight due to the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz which has drastically altered the global energy and security landscape. Watching Putin make this visit just a few days after Trump left Beijing with his American billionaire entourage is telling. Putin will not depend on American propaganda networks like CNN or the New York Times for information on whatever bilateral agreements were reached between Beijing and Washington. Putin will hear the true story straight from the horse's mouth. This is crucial to him. He wants to ensure that whatever trade deals were signed between the Pentagon and the CCP will not come at the expense of Moscow's interests. The fact that American media networks are not reporting this visit with full ferocity also tells you its actual significance. Recall that after the previous visit by Trump last week, the American media dished out several reports claiming that China had completely capitulated to American tariffs, that Xi bowed to Trump's economic demands, and that Beijing was ready to throw Russia under the bus in exchange for semiconductor export waivers. They almost made it seem like China had effectively abandoned the multipolar order to align with the US led transatlantic empire. This visit is a direct signal to the West that the friendship between Beijing and Moscow is ironclad, that the Belt and Road Initiative is alive and breathing, that the de dollarization of the global economy is accelerating, that the BRICS alliance cannot be fractured by cheap Washington bribes, and that their strategic partnership truly has no limits. Another reason for this visit is the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline currently under construction by both Beijing and Moscow. This pipeline is arguably the most significant energy infrastructure project in the world today. It is designed to transport fifty billion cubic meters of natural gas per year. Recall that before the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Russia sent roughly 150 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe annually. By 2025, due to sweeping economic sanctions from the West, that number dropped by over 80 percent. This massive PS-2 project effectively allows Russia to physically reroute its vast gas reserves from the unfriendly West to the friendly East. This is not just a Russian project. China is heavily invested in this project as well, especially due to the ongoing war in Iran that has forced Tehran to close the Strait of Hormuz, which is a critical choke point for China's energy needs. While China is still able to squeeze some oil out of the Strait of Hormuz, the biggest problem is the Strait of Malacca. The US has already signed a comprehensive strategic defense cooperation agreement with the government of Indonesia. This effectively allows Washington to station advanced naval assets, surveillance drones, and anti ship missile batteries right at the neck of the waterway. Almost eighty percent of China's energy needs passes through the Strait of Malacca before entering the South China Sea. With this militarized chokehold established against Beijing, in any future conflicts, especially related to Taiwan, the US can easily blockade the Strait of Malacca to suffocate China into submission. This is exactly why this pipeline project is so crucial for China. If this pipeline is ready, China will have a massive alternative energy source that is completely outside the reach of the American Navy patrolling the world's oceans and enforcing illegal sanctions. The pipeline would effectively pump gas directly from the Yamal Peninsula in Russia, through the vast Altai mountains and across the steppes of Mongolia, and straight into China.

God go punish you, so I shouldn't worry.

Donald Trump just confirmed all my geopolitical analysis on the nature of the modern transatlantic empire. Just read this excerpt: Reporter: "To what extent are Americans' financial situations motivating you to make a deal?" President Trump: "Not even a little bit…I don't think about Americans' financial situations." We need to understand that modern empires have evolved so much that it would be aggressively misleading and false to define them as just a single country. An empire is a conglomerate of mega-corporations that may or may not be headquartered in the country hosting the empire. For example, I consider Samsung an integral part of the U.S. empire, even though it is a South Korean company. These mega-corporations attach to their host nations like a virus and cannibalize the host nation's financial and military infrastructures to exert ultra-capitalistic dominance across the globe. This modern transatlantic empire rests on four pillars. The first pillar is raw military power. Mega-corporations need continuous access to cheap raw materials like lithium from South America, cobalt and uranium from Africa, and oil from the Middle East. The U.S. maintains approximately 850 recognized military installations across more than 80 sovereign countries, and these bases are the private security arm of this modern transatlantic empire. They ensure that whoever is in power locally keeps the mines and oil wells open to foreign corporate ownership. If a sovereign nation decides to nationalize its resources by taking its oil back from ExxonMobil to fund its own citizens' welfare, the mega-corporations view this as theft. These military bases also serve as a deterrent and a warning signal. They tell these countries that if they kick out the mega-corporations, the empire has the logistical capability to fund an insurgency, enact a regime change using their paramilitary NGO groups, or launch a full-scale military invasion within 48 hours. The second pillar is the U.S. Navy, which serves as the logistical protection force for these mega-corporations. The mega-corporations of today, like Apple, Samsung, Amazon, and Walmart, rely entirely on "just-in-time" global manufacturing. For example, even though the iPhone is designed in the USA, the A-series microchips are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan, the OLED display panels are predominantly manufactured by Samsung and LG in South Korea and BOE in China. The highly advanced camera lenses and image sensors are primarily manufactured by Sony in Japan, the flash memory chips are outsourced from Japan and South Korea, the aluminum and titanium used for the casing are sourced from countries like Canada and Australia, and the rare earth minerals needed for the magnets, speakers, and vibration motors are heavily mined and processed in China, Vietnam, and Africa. Once all these high-tech pieces are manufactured, they are shipped to massive mega-factories to be screwed, glued, and soldered together by human hands in China. Because these mega-corporations must ship components across five different oceans to make their outsourced model work, they require a global police force to guard the trade routes, and this is where the U.S. Navy comes in. Its primary job is to patrol the global "chokepoints" like the Strait of Malacca, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Suez Canal region. The U.S. Navy ensures that no regional power (like Iran, China, or Yemen) can block a shipping lane, impose transit taxes, or disrupt the massive cargo ships carrying the conglomerate's goods. The Navy effectively subsidizes global corporations by providing them with free, invincible shipping insurance. The third pillar is the boardroom terror groups like the IMF and World Bank. These are economic hitmen, and their primary assignment is to force indebted nations to dismantle their sovereignty. When a country is on the brink of bankruptcy, the IMF steps in and offers a bailout loan. But the loan comes with extreme conditions called Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs). To get the money to avoid starvation or state collapse, the country must agree to the IMF's demands. The IMF demands the country sell off its publicly owned assets to pay the debt. The state water company, the power grid, the telecommunications network, and the national airline are auctioned off for pennies on the dollar. Who buys them? The same mega-corporations that make up the modern transatlantic empire. The IMF also forces the indebted country to eliminate environmental protections, cut minimum wages, crush labor unions, and slash corporate taxes. They also force countries to cut funding for public healthcare and education to redirect that money to debt repayment for Wall Street banks that are still part of the empire. The fourth pillar of this modern empire is the cultural pillar that spreads the gospel of global consumerism. Understand that no empire in human history has ever survived on pure military force and economic extortion alone. To truly rule, an empire needs "soft power", an ideology or a religion that makes the subjects want to be part of the system. In this transnational corporate empire, that "religion" is global consumerism, and its church is Hollywood, Western media, and Big Tech algorithms on social media platforms. Why does a teenage boy in Anambra or a factory worker in Vietnam desperately want a $1,200 Apple iPhone when a $100 generic phone does the exact same basic tasks? Because the media pillar has done its job and has trained the global population to view themselves not as citizens, workers, or communities, but as consumers. If you want to be viewed as modern, wealthy, and relevant, you must buy the iPhone, wear Nike shoes, and drink Coca-Cola. The media creates an artificial, insatiable psychological void that can only be filled by buying the products that the empire’s supply chain produces. These corporations funnel hundreds of millions of dollars to Hollywood to make movies like Top Gun, Transformers, or Iron Man to portray the "enforcers" of the empire (the American military) not as guards for corporate shipping lanes, but as heroic defenders of "global freedom." The media also sanitizes the corporate oligarchs and CEOs as well. Billionaires like Bill Gates and Zuckerberg are packaged not as ruthless monopolists, but as "visionary geniuses" and "philanthropists" saving the world and "connecting people together." This media apparatus also teaches the global public that the highest form of human achievement is to get a job at a mega-corporation, earn capital, and spend it on the conglomerate's goods. Because the media makes people enjoy consuming, they don't feel like subjects of an empire; they feel like free, active participants. So, in essence, Trump is right when he said he does not think about Americans' financial situations in whatever foreign wars the U.S. military has to fight to secure supply chains and no-bid contracts for these mega-corporations. This also confirms my previous analysis that even Americans and the rest of Europe are also victims of these mega-corporations just like the rest of us in the Global South. The mega-corporations that make up this transatlantic empire have absolutely no loyalty to the American flag, the British Crown, or the Western working class. Capital has no borders. In this system, the Global South is exploited for its cheap labor and raw materials, while the citizens of the Global North are exploited for their tax dollars and consumer debt.

Pay close attention to the names and faces attending this Trump-Xi Summit and you will understand the true nature of the so-called China-US trade and tech wars. The US has no plans of destroying China. The plan is to cage China while Western corporations scramble to catch up. China is growing at such an astronomical scale that if these trade embargoes and energy disruptions are not enforced with surgical precision, the balance of the empire will inevitably tip toward Asia. These mega-corporations that constitute the US empire are hopelessly addicted to Chinese efficiency. Look at Elon Musk: his Gigafactory in Shanghai was built and operational in less than a year, a blistering speed impossible in the US or Europe due to the suffocating weight of environmental regulations, labor unions, and endless zoning bureaucracy. The Shanghai plant is now the primary export hub for Tesla, dumping cars into Europe, Canada, and the rest of the world. Without that Chinese assembly line, Tesla would never have reached the volume of production required to dominate the global EV market. Furthermore, while Tesla batteries remain elite and one of the bests in the world, they rely entirely on high-grade chemicals mined and refined from cobalt and lithium. China maintains a stranglehold on nearly 99% of the global processing capacity for these rare-earth minerals. By planting his factory in Shanghai, Musk moved into the backyard of the world's mineral refineries, effectively insulating his business from the volatility of global shipping. He also knows that Tesla cannot maintain its status as a trillion-dollar company on the American market alone; China is the only place with the sheer scale of demand required to justify Tesla's current valuation. You can extend this analysis to every other mega-corporation in the US, from Apple and Walmart to foreign titans like Samsung. We have to stop viewing Washington and Beijing as independent nations behaving like traditional empires. They are two different wings of the same global economic system, locked in a room where neither can pull the trigger without the bullet hitting themselves. Instead, they engage in a cold war strategy, desperate to outcompete each other through targeted embargoes, calculated naval blockades, aggressive patent warfare, and restrictive export controls. This is exactly why the US cannot enforce sweeping economic sanctions on China. Just as the Cold War between the US and the USSR was defined by the fear of nuclear annihilation, the current rivalry between the US and China is defined by the fear of total economic suicide. If the US were to place sweeping sanctions on China, the ripple effects would be catastrophic for the American corporate empire, particularly for giants like Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. China is not just a place to build; it is a massive share of their total annual revenue. If they were cut off from the Chinese market, their stock prices would collapse overnight, vaporizing trillions of dollars in wealth for Western pension funds and institutional investors like BlackRock and Vanguard. China is equally trapped. Beijing operates a production-based economy that bleeds exports to survive; the US accounts for roughly 20 percent of China's export revenue. If China engaged in an all-out war with the US, the immediate consequence would be the total severing of trade. Furthermore, China's massive foreign exchange reserves, held largely in US dollars and US Treasury bonds, would be rendered worthless or instantly frozen. A direct war or the imposition of severe secondary sanctions between these two nations would trigger a total collapse of the global economy. So, China's strategy is not to defeat the US in a traditional sense, because they know that is a fantasy. Their strategy is to outlast the US in the economic arena. They are betting that if they keep building their industrial base, expanding their predatory influence in the Global South, and refining their internal technology, the US will eventually become too indebted, too divided, and too weak to maintain its global hegemony. China is already ruthlessly capturing market share in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia by providing infrastructure and trade deals that the US is currently too distracted or financially burdened to offer, especially while Washington remains obsessed with containing heavyweights like Russia and Iran.

Imagine not seeing light in weeks to power all these😔 I’m tired of spending 5k on fuel that only lasts 3hrs daily. Not all of us have celebrity clients that pay in millions. At this point I need to generate my own power😌 with an estimated cost of 5.7m for a 6.2kva inverter, lithium batteries and panels. Abeg if you have 5million that you’re not using and don’t mind helping a small business grow, I have a well structured payment plan that ensures full refund in 10months at 500k a month m, if God spares my life. Willing to sign an undertaking and all necessary documents. I honestly need an interest free loan at this point to break even. So many unfinished orders.

Sú -To be tired of an issúe.

As long as your man is happy with it. You're both Adults and can do whatever you want in your relationship. God bless