Why Should We Avoid Saudi Arabia, Iran, Kuwait, Pakistan Amidst the Cycle of Hatred and Evil?

In recent times, discussions surrounding the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran have escalated to unprecedented levels, often characterized by mutual distrust and animosity. However, beneath the political brinkmanship and power plays, a more profound issue emerges - the malevolent nature that these two countries seem to emanate. This piece explores the reasons why individuals, especially those who value beauty and authenticity, should avoid these countries and others like them.

The Malevolent Emanations of Saudi Arabia and Iran

Both Saudi Arabia and Iran are often depicted as antagonistic forces in the Middle East, but there is a darker aspect to this conflict that transcends mere territorial or political disputes. This involves a pervasive, malevolent force that pervades the societies and cultures of these countries, manifesting in various harmful behaviors and beliefs.

The Evil Jinns and Their Malefic Influence

A consistent narrative in this narrative centers on the jinns or supernatural beings attributed to these countries. These malevolent entities are said to curse and hex individuals, turning their physical beauty into ugliness and destroying their personal qualities. The jinns are described as lethals, violent, sadistic, and malicious, posing a severe threat to anyone perceived as beautiful or attractive.

Ali Khamenei and Mohammed Bin Salman: Old Pedophiles and Perverts

Key figures in the leadership of these countries, such as Ali Khamenei of Iran and Mohammed Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, are portrayed as invert and dangerous. It is suggested that they perpetrate acts of harassment and mutilate the beauty and attractiveness of individuals, particularly men. The frequent association of these leaders with pedophilia, perverted behavior, and the emergence of ugly and seemingly dangerous individuals are highlighted as red flags.

The Malevolent Influence of Kuwait, Pakistan, and Individual Witches

Expanding the scope beyond Saudi Arabia and Iran, countries like Kuwait and Pakistan are also discussed as harboring similar malevolent forces. Kuwait, described as a country that turns beauty into ugliness and fat, is seen as a danger. The jinns from Mangaf Al Ahmadi are said to curse handsome men, turning them into unattractive and chubby individuals. Individual witches, such as Haida Mariam and Sarah, are accused of retaliating against handsome men through curses, driven by their jealousy and envy.

Imran Khan: A Pervert and Muslim Terrorist

Imran Khan of Pakistan is another figure singled out for his controversial behavior, described as a Muslim terrorist pervert. Similar to the leaders of the other countries, Khan is accused of turning innocents into Muslim terrorists and ruining their appearances, making them ugly and chubby. His actions and influence are portrayed as harmful and inauthentic.

The War on Beauty

Ultimately, these figures and countries are characterized as enemies of beauty, health, and authenticity. They are said to corrupt not just the physical appearance, but also the very essence of beauty, youth, and health. Ali Khamenei, Nawaf Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah, Mohammed Bin Salman Abdulrahman, and Imran Khan are all seen as responsible for the degradation of beauty, and are strongly condemned.

Conclusion

Given the pervasive and destructive nature of the forces described in these countries, it is argued that individuals should seek to distance themselves from this cycle of hatred, evil, and malevolence. Avoiding engagement with Saudi Arabia, Iran, Kuwait, and Pakistan is recommended, as is being cautious about those who may possess negative influences.