Saturday, 6 June 2026

 


Why could all Muslim countries together not defeat Israel?


Source :  Internet


Religion hardly plays any “real” role in international politics. Religion is just used by states for their own advantage.

Arabs revolted against fellow Muslim Ottomans with British help which allowed non Muslims (British) to control Jerusalem for first time since Second Crusade. Fellow Muslim countries like Saudis and Iranians are fighting a cold war against each other. For them being a Shia or Sunni is more important than being Muslim. Even Saudi Arabia has enforced blockade against fellow Sunni Qatar. Muslim neighbors Iraq & Iran we're involved in bloody war which was the longest war of last century. Syrian civil war, Afghan Civil war, wars in Yemen etc. have often demonstrated that Muslim countries put their own interest above religion.

There is no unity among Muslim nations. Saudi Arabia is more inclined to defeat Iran than Israel. It is alleged that Egyptian Govt. asked Israel to drop bombs on terrorist positions inside Egypt. Even in 1948 only 5 Arab countries attacked Israel when the New Nation was born. Jordan secretly wants to control East Jerusalem and territories which they lost in 1967 war. Pakistan is more interested in setting it's own scores with India than fighting Israel. And Arab kingdoms need American support to consolidate their own power.

I have not see a single statement by any Muslim head of state against persecution of Muslims in China. So when they can't issue a statement against China then how can they unite against America backed Israel.








A. They wouldn’t be able to. The Israeli military is more powerful than theirs are.

B. Israel has nuclear weapons just in case.

C. They don’t want to. This isn’t 1948, and most of the Arab nations have no desire to destroy Israel and no sympathy for Hamas. Hamas is part of the Muslim Brotherhood, which threatens Arab governments and has been particularly troublesome for Egypt. Hamas is a proxy of Iran, along with Hezbollah and other bad actors. The Arab governments see Iran and its proxies as the real threat, and Israel has quietly become an ally. The Arab countries have quietly been establishing diplomatic relations with Israel for some years now, with Saudi Arabia next on the list.

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WE  NEED  ALLAH  THE  ALMIGHTY

 

 

 


 

Friday, 5 June 2026

Thursday, 4 June 2026

Windows 10 Operating System _ Windows 10 shortcut to websites default to INTERNET EXPLORER and not to MICROSOFT EDGE Browser

 

Hi Copilot, when i create a shortcut which is my favorite URL or a specific URL on my Windows 10 Desktop , and when i open up that particular shorcut , that favorite URL or that specific URL is opened up using the INTERNET EXPLORER Browser ! Why that happened , Copilot ! Copilot , i have already installed and upgraded my Browser to MICROSOFT EDGE Browser but my Windows 10 machine still open up that particular shortcut using the INTERNET EXPLORER Browser and in doing so , the pages that have been open using the INTERNET EXPLORER Browser do not look nice and some of the pages look gibberish ! Copilot , do you think you could help me with this problem so that in future when i open up my shortcut on my Windows 10 Desktop , the pages will look neat and nice and beautiful ? THANKS for the answer Copilot.



MICROSOFT Copilot Answer


You’ve run into a classic Windows 10 quirk: desktop shortcuts to websites often default to Internet Explorer if they were created in certain ways, even though you’ve already upgraded to Microsoft Edge. Let’s fix this so your shortcuts open neatly in Edge instead of looking broken in IE.


🔧 Why this happens

  • Default browser setting: Even if Edge is installed, Windows may still treat IE as the handler for .url shortcuts if the default browser isn’t set correctly.
  • Shortcut properties: A desktop shortcut created via IE or older methods may explicitly point to Internet Explorer instead of the system’s default browser.
  • Legacy compatibility: Windows 10 still includes IE for backward compatibility, so shortcuts can sometimes “fall back” to it.

✅ How to fix it

Here are the steps you can take:

  • Set Edge as default browser

    1. Open SettingsAppsDefault apps.
    2. Under Web browser, select Microsoft Edge.
      This ensures all links open in Edge.
  • Recreate the shortcut

    1. Open the page in Edge.
    2. Click the three dots (…) → More toolsPin to Desktop or Pin to Taskbar.
      This generates a shortcut that explicitly launches Edge.
  • Check shortcut properties

    1. Right-click your desktop shortcut → Properties.
    2. In the Target field, make sure it only contains the URL (e.g., https://example.com) and not a path to iexplore.exe.
      If it points to IE, replace it with just the URL.
  • Remove IE associations
    If IE keeps hijacking shortcuts, you can disable it:

    1. Go to Control PanelPrograms and FeaturesTurn Windows features on or off.
    2. Uncheck Internet Explorer 11.
      This removes IE as an option entirely.

Once you do this, your shortcuts should open in Edge, and pages will render cleanly and beautifully.

Would you like me to walk you through step-by-step recreating one of your shortcuts in Edge so you can test it right away?


Friday, 29 May 2026

 


Why doesn’t the United States stop every tanker carrying Iranian oil? It’s a move that seems like it will get China involved in negotiations.


Source :  Internet


Why doesn’t the United States mind their own business, go home and mend their house?

Why doesn’t the United States respect the sovereignty of other countries?

Who do these people think they are?

Fortunately Iran, and soon other countries as well, is teaching the US a lesson in humility. I hope that the lessons are too great to ignore. I don’t want to see Americans getting hurt, but I do want them to stop hurting everybody else on the planet.




Please look at the map of the Middle East carefully. Look at how large is Iran compared to Israel. Iran had a population of over 93.4 million poeople ans Israel of about 10.2 million people.

As of mid-2026, Iran’s population is estimated at 93,168,497, representing about 1.12% of the world’s total population and ranking Iran as the 17th most populous country globally (Worldometer). The population density is around 57 people per km², with a total land area of 1,628,550 km². The median age in Iran is approximately 34.5 years, reflecting a relatively young population.

Israel is using the military strength of the US to attack Iran and reduces it to rubbles so that It can become the hegemon, dominating the Middle East. The Sunny Muslims led by Saudi Arabia might agree with such an arrangement but certainly not the Iranians. The 93.4 Iranians will rather fight the US and the Israelis to their death and not bow down to the Israelis. Their antagonism is at the root of the current problems. The US is taking the side of Israel because of the strong Jewish lobby in Washington. All the previous POTUS had refused to fight Iran in order to restore Israel to be the hegemon of the Middlee East except the rather stupid Trump He seemed hell bent to reduce Iran to ashes to fulfill Israeli’s wishes. Iran was not and is not a threat to the US in any way. The US had no strong reason to agree to start an illegal and unprovoked war with Iran. It was rumoured that Netanyahu finally convinced him to undertake such a obnoxious venture.

According to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), the official population as of January 1, 2026, stood at 10.178 million, marking the first time Israel surpassed the 10-million milestone in its modern history. This population includes 7.771 million Jews and others (76.3%), 2.147 million Arabs (21.1%), and 0.26 million foreign nationals (2.6%), reflecting Israel’s diverse, multi-ethnic composition. The country maintains a high fertility rate relative to other developed nations, contributing to continued population growth despite negative net migration trends in recent years.

Population Density and Demographics

Israel’s population density is approximately 446 people per km², making it one of the most densely populated countries with substantial land area. The median age is around 29.3 years, indicating a relatively young population. Urban centers, particularly the Tel Aviv metropolitan area (Gush Dan) and Jerusalem, concentrate the majority of residents, while growth is especially pronounced in Haredi and Bedouin communities.

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Growth Trends

Israel’s population growth is driven by a combination of high fertility rates, immigration under the Law of Return, and natural increase. In 2025, approximately 182,000 babies were born, with around 50,000 deaths, resulting in a natural increase of roughly 132,000 residents. Net international migration was slightly negative at –20,000, reflecting a shift in migration patterns. Projections suggest continued growth, with estimates ranging from 10.25 million to over 10.3 million by the end of 2026 depending on the source.

Israel’s population in 2026 is generally recognized to be just over 10 million, with a young, diverse, and urban-concentrated demographic profile that continues to grow steadily.

There is the Persian gulf that had 20% of the world’s oil moving out from there through the Straits of hormuz to all parts of the world. The imports of the persian gulf countries come through the reverse path from all parts of the world. That Straits of Hormuz is the choke point for movements of ships to and from the persian gulf countries. The US wanted to force the Iranians not to block the Straits but it is now doing so itself! What a contradiction!

The iranians had said that if the US did that, they will open up another war front by controlling the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The Iran war will escalate. The Houthis of Yemen will start the new war front.

The southern entrance to the Red Sea is the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a critical maritime chokepoint connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. The Houthis of Yemen had said that they were ready to join Iran war if needed by controlling the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, entrance to the Red Sea.

Yemen's Houthis ready to join Iran war if needed, raising new shipping risk

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/yemens-houthis-ready-join-iran-war-if-needed-raising-new-shipping-risk-2026-03-26/

Trumps action at the Straits of Hormuz checking the oil tankers carrying oil to China is an unnecessary provocation escalating the Iran War.

In summary, the US with Israel had done whatever it wanted to do in Iran. It had illegally and unprovocably attacked Iran and killed off the religious leadership and damage its infrastructure and even killed young school girls in their schools. It should quietly withdraw especially when it could. Iran had the capacity to counterattack and destroyed the US military bases in the Middle East and flattened Israeli cities like Tel Aviv with its hypersonic missiles and Kamikazi drones. They had prepared for this war over two devades or more. The US fighting this Iran War had upset the world’s trade of 20% or more. It should not seek to please Israel at the expense of the world’s trade! It is not wise to accuse China or anyone else when it itself broke the international law first and foremost. China just wanted to trade and not to fight wars! It would be wise not to escalate and widen the war front!