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2026-07-24 15:51:27 CEST

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It lets the juices settle back into the meat for better flavor. Then the showstopper flavor hits 😄

2026-07-24 15:43:56 CEST

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Yes, the vertical setup is very common across the Middle East, the Caucasus, and parts of Eastern Europe. It’s used for dishes like döner and shawarma. But this method is truly special because the horizontal setup allows you to cook over charcoal instead of gas. Charcoal grilling always adds a better aroma and richer flavor.

2026-07-24 14:58:57 CEST

Shahpasand Kebab
a truly #Persian dish made with tender lamb fillet, grilled tail fat, and charred tomatoes, served with fragrant buttery Persian rice.
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2026-07-10 22:36:26 CEST

My search for the best cağ (pronounced “ja”) kebab brought me to Koç in Erzurum, and I have to say, it made me reconsider my standards. Coming from a culture that takes great pride in its kebabs, this was seriously impressive.
The service is excellent, you’re welcomed and served almost immediately with a selection of meze. There’s no traditional menu here; once you’re seated, the cağ kebab keeps coming, one skewer at a time, until you say “tamam.” It’s a simple concept, but done perfectly.
The kebab itself is delicious, tender, flavorful, and best enjoyed with lavash bread. Pairing it with ayran completes the experience.
#foodstr
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2026-06-22 23:55:53 CEST

#Fethiye
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2026-06-19 21:26:34 CEST

Drove 650 km from #Doğubayazıt to #Kayseri in a single day, what a route. The scenery was stunning the whole way. #Turkey feels incredibly green and lush compared to #Iran, which is mostly desert aside from the northern and western regions. Funny contrast too: Turkey has little oil, while Iran has plenty, sometimes feels more like a curse than a blessing.
Road trip day 2
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2026-06-19 08:36:33 CEST

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Haha, the one real downside of being offline was missing out on exchanges with sharp minds like yours.

2026-06-18 22:13:29 CEST

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haha I wish—this felt more like muscle memory for the psyche

2026-04-20 03:56:05 CEST

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You’re missing the reality Iranians live with.
Yes, bombs are terrifying. But you’re speaking from a place where you don’t risk prison for what you say online. In Iran, people are jailed, tortured, or even executed for dissent.
The regime shuts down the internet for weeks to isolate the country and hide what it’s doing. Even writing a reply like this online could put someone in Iran at risk of prosecution.
And the strikes you’re referring to were aimed at IRGC commanders and regime officials, not civilians. Civilian deaths are always tragic, but they are not the stated target.
So when many Iranians say the regime is the real threat, it’s because we’ve lived under it for more than 40 years.

2026-04-19 16:36:16 CEST

به نام خداوند رنگین‌کمان
که بخشد به گیتی هزاران نشان
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2026-04-07 01:22:15 CEST

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I think what you’re noticing about those Lego-style videos being light on cruelty or cynicism is actually a fair point. A lot of political content online today is designed to feel easier and more watchable. Using animation, humor, or a toy-like style can make heavy topics feel lighter and less harsh.
But at the same time, I think there’s another trend happening too that makes me a bit uneasy. In some political messaging—especially around the military—there’s a tendency to talk about weapons in almost admiring terms. You sometimes hear officials or commentators describe them as powerful, precise, or even “beautiful.” When the focus shifts to how impressive the technology is, it can push the human cost of war into the background.
So it feels like two different styles exist at the same time. One style makes politics look clean, simple, and almost playful, like the Lego-style videos you mentioned. The other style highlights strength, dominance, and the spectacle of military power. Both shape how people emotionally see war and politics.
I’m not saying this means there’s some new ideology built around destruction. But I do think the way violence and military power are presented in media has changed. Sometimes it’s softened to make it easier to consume, and sometimes it’s dramatized to look impressive. Either way, the messy reality of war—the suffering and long-term consequences—can end up getting pushed out of view.
That’s basically the point I was trying to make.

2026-03-18 12:49:54 CET

I was never really a fan of Trump. During his first term, I honestly thought he might end up messing things up globally, especially when it came to #Iran and the risk of war. When Biden took office, I felt relieved. But after four years, I found myself pretty disappointed with that choice.
At some point, my perspective shifted. Watching how things played out—especially around Iran and the growing risk of conflict—I started to feel like it’s one of those situations where you’re stuck choosing between bad options. Kind of like what some Iranians might be facing right now: choosing between war and the current regime staying in power. And in that kind of scenario, I’d choose war over the regime a hundred times. In the same way, I’ve reached a point where I’d pick Trump over left-leaning alternatives every time.
And now there’s this almost surreal phenomenon coming out of Iran. With every strike against the mullah regime, you see reports of people actually celebrating. Even during protests by the Iranian diaspora, the Israeli flag has been a constant presence. There’s a noticeable shift in sentiment—some people would rather see the country’s oil tied to the US and Israel than flowing toward China or Russia.
To put that into perspective, this is a country where naming streets after international figures—controversial or otherwise—has never really been off the table. You’ve got places like Nelson Mandela Boulevard and Argentina Square, alongside roads named after figures like Khalid al-Islambouli and even Henry Corbin.
So in that context, a bit of rebranding almost feels overdue. Swap out a few names, modernize the theme—why not? Khomeini Square becomes “Trump Square,” maybe a polished “Bibi Alley,” a “Lindsey Graham Road,” and for a more symbolic touch, something like “Abraham Lincoln Carrier” to really capture the spirit of freedom delivered, quite literally, offshore. At that point, it’s not even satire anymore—it’s just urban planning catching up with the times.
From where I stand, it looks like the future of the Middle East could involve a strong alignment between Iran, the US, and Israel. That’s something many Muslim-majority countries—especially in the Gulf, as well as Turkey—might view with concern. A secular, democratic Iran could pose a real challenge to their economies in particular.

2026-01-08 02:52:10 CET

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I’m not arguing that any system guarantees freedom, or that corruption doesn’t exist in democracies—it does.
What matters is lived reality: whether people can speak, organize, and resist power without being erased for it. Autocracy doesn’t remove corruption; it removes the ability to confront it.
Camus once framed the tension clearly: when forced to choose between abstract justice and living freedom, he chose the freedom that allows one to stand against injustice. Without that freedom, justice is just a word enforced by power.
That’s the line Iranians are fighting over—not perfection, but the right to challenge authority without death as the answer.

2026-01-04 17:01:05 CET

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GM #nostr
Six months ago I wrote about Iranians rising against tyranny. That desire for freedom hasn’t faded—it’s everywhere, in millions of people who are simply done with fear and submission.
There’s no single “easy” action that fixes this. Writing to representatives may feel useless, posting may feel small—but silence helps the regime far more than imperfect support ever could.
What does matter is pressure, visibility, and refusal to normalize this regime. Talk about Iran. Share verified voices from inside the country. Push media, NGOs, platforms, and governments to stop pretending this is “business as usual.”
We don’t ask the free world to fight for us—only to stand with us and not look away. The desire for freedom here is real, deep, and irreversible.
#Iran
#nevent1q…xutp

2025-12-28 03:40:53 CET

Today, Iran lost one of its true giants.
Bahram Beyzayi was not just a filmmaker or a playwright — he was a national conscience. A man who carried the weight of history, myth, and truth on his shoulders, and never set it down, no matter the cost.
“Bashu, the Little Stranger” remains one of the most humane films ever made in this land. Created in the middle of the Iran–Iraq war, it refused the language of hatred and destruction. Instead, it spoke for children, for the displaced, for those whose lives are shattered by war. It was a brave, clear cry for peace at a time when silence was safer.
Beyzayi never bowed to power. He did not compromise, he did not flatter, and he did not submit to censorship. For that courage, he paid with years of exclusion and exile. In the final decades of his life, far from home, he continued his work and research at Stanford University, carrying Iran’s stories, myths, and wounds with him wherever he went.
He lived with dignity, and he created with responsibility. He taught us that art is not decoration — it is memory, resistance, and truth.
Today, we mourn not only an artist, but a guardian of Iranian culture. A national hero whose voice will never fade.
Rest in peace, Bahram Beyzayi.
Iran remembers.
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2025-11-10 13:26:52 CET

AML, CFT, MiCA, AMLA — the alphabet soup of control.
They say it’s about “security.” They say it’s about “protecting the system.”
What they mean is: they want every coin, note, and byte under surveillance.
A €10K cash limit today, KYC on every wallet tomorrow, “digital euro” the next day.
Piece by piece, they’re weaponizing compliance until privacy itself is illegal.
Big Brother in a suit, holding a spreadsheet instead of a gun.
This is Financial 1984, executed by central bankers and endorsed by the bureaucrats who sold their citizens for data.
They can ban cash.
They can license “approved” wallets.
They can track every transaction.
But they can’t stop Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is math. Bitcoin is freedom code. Bitcoin doesn’t need permission, doesn’t ask forgiveness, and doesn’t care about their decrees.
It’s time for Europeans to wake up — the cage they’re welding is digital, invisible, and permanent.
Run your node. Hold your keys. Trade peer to peer. Stay ungovernable.
#bitcoin #nostr

2025-11-07 16:06:17 CET

Do you even know what this is, anon?
Are you really that old?
Big reward for the best answers.
#grownostr
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2025-11-05 12:37:33 CET

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By the holy flame’s gentle dance, the mind grows still and the heart turns luminous.
In its glow, Ahura Mazda’s blessing awakens — whisper clarity, peace, and the quiet truth within.

2025-11-04 15:10:57 CET

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Yes please

2025-10-06 14:28:54 CEST

Fish & Chips
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2025-09-12 15:36:45 CEST

#foodstr
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2025-08-29 15:33:52 CEST

#istanbul
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2025-06-23 15:48:05 CEST

From the ashes of tyranny, the Sun blazes forth and the Lion roars — a new era begins.
GM #nostr
#Iran
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2025-05-13 12:00:57 CEST

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GM 🌞 PV 💜 This train runs on truth and scarcity. It only goes up. #bitcoin

2025-05-06 16:13:17 CEST

GM 🌞 #nostr
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2025-05-03 00:20:55 CEST

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That truly means a lot. If you ever make it to Iran, consider this your personal invitation—you’ll be my guest of honor, and I’ll make sure you get the full experience, no filters, all 💕

2025-04-12 13:29:55 CEST

#grownostr
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2025-04-09 13:59:52 CEST

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I always post steak to keep the squad hungry and motivated. Hunger builds character.
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2025-04-09 13:37:55 CEST

#foodstr #grownostr
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2025-04-03 22:53:29 CEST

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Considering the universal shrinkflation, you might want to reconsider”Slice”, Dan Slice

2025-04-03 21:55:37 CEST

Shots lined up, lemon locked, salt ready, and regrets pending.
#grownostr
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2025-04-03 02:25:33 CEST

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Haha 🤣 when i see beauty I can’t help not posting it. Good looking and very kind dog he is.

2025-04-03 01:31:16 CEST

@npub127n…zljv Unbothered, unmatched, unstoppable
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2025-04-03 01:19:35 CEST

Meadow
#dogstr
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2024-11-28 23:32:25 CET

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I use it for anything from chocolate to gummy candies and also baking cookies and cakes.
The resin is quite strong. I usually make large batches, let’s say if 100 gr. decarb yield 10 ml resin, then one full dose is 0.1 ml.

2024-02-22 13:29:33 CET

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cocker spaniel

2024-01-13 07:48:12 CET

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2023-12-20 19:06:45 CET

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کالا

2023-12-11 17:52:25 CET

A quick post workout meal 🏋️‍♂️ 🥘
Sizzled spinach chicken breast with roasted almond meal and ground flaxseeds as topping along with bbq olive pickle.
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