Update: Same graphic, no plane. https://twitter.com/Infographic_ksa/status/1026481810648313857 …
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Now deleted, here a screenshot of the threatening Saudi "infographic" featuring an airliner headed for the Toronto skyline.pic.twitter.com/LrkCLxxjFk
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Update 2.0: Official apologies from the KSA Infographics team, says airplane was supposed to symbolize return of Saudi ambassador: https://twitter.com/Infographic_ksa/status/1026505772157550594 …
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Update 3: Saudi "Ministry of Media" has apparently shut down the offending account pending investigation:https://twitter.com/media_ksa/status/1026547078984433664 …
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I wish that you sheared a link of the tweet but here it’s the truth https://twitter.com/infographic_ksa/status/1026482941717880833?s=21 …
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First one was deleted and replaced Nice try
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Sure, that what you believes
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The tweet you show was posted at 10:59. The screenshot of the original was posted about 30 minutes earlier. So if it's a fake, he must have used time travel.
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Also, they explicitly apologize for the image. https://twitter.com/Infographic_ksa/status/1026505772157550594?s=19 …
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(The apology effectively authenticates the original inflammatory tweet, I mean to say.)
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Probably meaning the nose-sticking ambassador is arriving home safely.
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don't believe him ksa = terrorism
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Actually, the original proverb ends with " ...heard what desn't pleases him" replacing "heard" with "finds" proves it was intentionally meant as a physical threat.
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But that's not true. Just translating it using any translator service will debunk your misinformation. من تدخل فيما لا يعنيه , لقي ما لا يرضيه ^^^ Go ahead and translate.
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Here s the original proverb, in Arabic, before it was conveniently modified " من تدخل فيما لا يعنيه سمع ما لا يرضيه" و ليست لقى
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There are 2 versions and both are right. "Finds" and "heard".
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Sam, the original is heard, backed by historical references. The real question is : What made the Saudis use the "other" version?
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You'll have to ask them. But did hear the two versions many times in the past.
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