After coffee ☕ thoughts:
One thing that has become abundantly clear to me about where I live—the continent of Europe—is that its various groups and societies have been groomed to hate and despise humanity. I truly believe this, and although it might seem absurd on the surface that human societies could be conditioned into such a worldview—hating other humans and even themselves—it is undeniably real, even on an individual level.

Take the foundational myths ingrained in people from birth. You are essentially given two options:

Option A: Humanity was sent down to Earth as a punishment for Adam's (peace be upon him) sin. This effectively translates to inheriting a sin you did not commit yourself. What kind of opinion would you then form about yourself and humanity as a whole?

Option B: Believe that you are nothing more than a "dumb monkey" whose sole purpose is reproduction, no different from the creatures in the jungle around you. On top of that, you are told that Europe has a declining birthrate and is going extinct, which, even within the framework of evolutionary belief, brands you as a failure as a collective. Coincidentally, this view was readily accepted by your societies at a time when they sought to justify running around the planet, stealing resources, and enslaving others.

So, you condition people into such a framework, add materialism on top of that, and then wonder why Adriatic Metals, a company in the UK, wants to come to my country to exploit its resources, poison my people, tear down forests, and ruin nature? Why does some rich Canadian who has everything he could ever want in life arrive in my country, pay people to let him shoot children in a besieged city?

I mean, it’s as clear as night and day: these are demented, evil societies that are predatory and savage both among themselves and toward others. Period.

Non-Controversial opinion🗿:
By far the most annoying and pathetic group of Bosniaks on X are those who dislike and write against Turkey for absolutely no reason other than to cope with some inferiority complexes implanted by Christians. I refuse to believe that the human mind can be so demented and colonized; a lot of these people might be getting paid for it.

After coffee ☕️ thoughts:

A shaytanic tactic used by oppressive systems of power is to negate the inherent value of the individual. This means lowering the self-esteem of the son of Adam (a.s.) to such a degree that they feel worthless, believing that, in order to "attain" worth, they must obediently obey and work for whichever tyrannical force governs over them. To simplify, it is similar to an oppressive parent who torments their child, making them feel worthless without their approval.

This tactic is so effective that even if the victim were offered freedom to do whatever they want, they would still carry out the orders given to them by their parental figure. The prison, in this case, is psychological, and the torment leaves the victim hopeless. That hopelessness, which a society feels about the inability to enact social change, benefits the oppressive system of power. The stronger the sense of depression and fatigue within the society, the more secure the ruling class feels about their future.

The most effective way to fight against these targeted whispers is to reflect and ponder over the wonder of creation itself, which testifies to and confirms our inherent value given by Allah—something that cannot be taken away.

"Standing all around, we young [boys] are staring each other in the eyes, concerned... We, who stared into the eyes of death countless times at the front... We who, despite everything, in the spirit of our youth and passion, experienced joy and kissed life on the warm, red lips... We are becoming old in this very moment.

We realize our casualties were in vain, that our youth was left in the trenches for nothing... We know that our war is lost. Wordlessly, we leave the room, one by one."
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Extract from Hans Fritz's "Bosniak", dated 15 October 1918. Hans was a German officer serving with Bosniaks on the Isonzo front.
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Photo: Graves of fallen Bosnian-Herzegovinian Infantrymen decorated with red fezzes at the Pradl cemetery in Innsbruck.