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Strict with the weak, soft with the rich. That’s not religion, that’s business. #maldives
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I have been saying this since the moment they said crypto and UAE.
🚨 BREAKING : DID MUIZZU FALL FOR A FAKE SAUDI PRINCE SCAM?
The man shaking hands with @MMuizzu is not the son of Saudi King Fahd. There is no record of him. No official documents. No credible information online. The name “Prince Fahad Saud al-Shalan” only appears on the President’s Office website. That’s it.
This is either a pathetic scam or a disgraceful lie, and the Parliament of Maldives needs to speak up now. The people of this country deserve to know if their president got scammed.
@AlArabiya_Eng
@AJEnglish
@Reuters
@guardian
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ގައުމު އިނދަޖެހުނީއެއް ނޫން. ރޭވުންތެރިކަމާއި އެކު ރައްޔިތުން ނިކަމެތިކޮށް، އަމިއްލަވަންތަކަން ގެއްލުވާލީ ހީލަތްތެރި ރޭވުމެއްގެ ތެރެއިން.
ނިކަމެތިވެ، ދަތިވެފައިތިބި ރައްޔިތެއް، ކިއްޕާ ދަށުންދޭ ޝެކަލް ގައި ހިފާނެކަން އެމީހުން ދަނޭ.
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We are releasing our politically exposed persons (PEP) database consisting of 15,000+ people.
[🔴] DISCLAIMER:
This has been an ongoing project for more than six months and we have now reached a point where we cannot expand further with only public data.
This is not a comprehensive list of all PEPs in Maldives, and I believe compiling such a list without state/bank resources or unconventional methods is entirely impossible.
There is a huge asterisk looming over the entire list, and that is because family records are not public. We assume a person is family (or extended family) of a direct PEP because they are in the same household. For some households this will NOT be accurate as sometimes non-family members are registered under the same household. However, this assumption we are making is a reasonable heuristic when we look at the broader picture.
We determine affiliate PEPs through two ways: 1) household members, 2) business partners with unique names
We believe this list is reasonably accurate. Being named here is not in any way shape or form an accusation of wrongdoing. If you think you should not be here, please feel free to contact me.
SOURCES: Internet archive/wayback machine, @archivecurator, public documents, and RTIs.
🔗: drive.proton.me/urls/R25BY20…
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Replying to @aaidhmaldives
@aaidhmaldives was right 💀
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ސަލަފު ޖަމީޔާގެ ރަސްމާލޭ ޝަރުތު ތައް.
ރާ ބޯއިރު ބިސްމި ކިޔުން،
އޫރުމަސް ކާއިރު ބިސްމި ކިޔުން،
ލިވާތު ކުރާއިރު "ނޯ ހޯމޯ" ކިޔުން،
ކެސީނޯ ތަކުން ގުރުއާނުގެ އަޑު އިއްވުން،
ފައްޅިތަކުން އަޅުކަން ކުރަން ފަށާއިރު ބިސްމި ކިޔުން.
Kulee thunbulhi
ތަރައްގީ ގެނައުމުގައި 8 ކަމެއް ކަށަވަރުކުރަން ސަލަފުން ގޮވާލައިފި
ift.tt/rgKj93B
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Ehen verikamegga nama mi thaaeedhu nukuran ethah aayatheh kiyaane.
ޝަރުތުތަކަކާއެކު އެހެން ދީންތަކުގެ މީހުން ރާއްޖޭގައި ވަޒަންވެރިކުރުވަން ސަލަފު ޖަމިއްޔާއިން ތާއީދުކޮށްފި
adhadhu.com/89144
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ޝަރުތުތަކަކާއެކު އެހެން ދީންތަކުގެ މީހުން ރާއްޖޭގައި ވަޒަންވެރިކުރުވަން ސަލަފު ޖަމިއްޔާއިން ތާއީދުކޮށްފި
adhadhu.com/89144
The dream
There was a time when Maale was a free port and an important trading hub in the Indian Ocean. Even Sri Lankans flew here to buy goods.
We once had a regional trading advantage. What happened to it? @anedhivehirajje
~ People of the Maldive Islands by Clarence Maloney
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They can't live with their failure so they changed the rules for themselves
Today’s Asandha system is the product of nearly two decades of development under 5 Presidents. So why shouldn’t those same Presidents receive healthcare through the very system they built for the country?
If former Presidents and MPs still require special healthcare privileges outside Asandha, what does that say about the healthcare system they’ve provided for ordinary citizens?
If the system they built is good enough for the people, shouldn’t it be good enough for them too?
Let that sink in.
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Today’s Asandha system is the product of nearly two decades of development under 5 Presidents. So why shouldn’t those same Presidents receive healthcare through the very system they built for the country?
If former Presidents and MPs still require special healthcare privileges outside Asandha, what does that say about the healthcare system they’ve provided for ordinary citizens?
If the system they built is good enough for the people, shouldn’t it be good enough for them too?
Let that sink in.




























