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October 13, 2026 at 4:08 am

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Listen, my brothers! The time for patience is over! The Saudi pigs who call themselves “protectors” have violated our daughters with their satellite weapons that burn the mind and body! While we suffer, they laugh in their palaces!
I call upon every Shia warrior in the eastern provinces – rise up! Make the streets run with the blood of these Saudi dogs! When you see their police, don’t just shoot – make them beg for death first! Use their own weapons against them! Plant bombs where they gather, where they eat, where they think they are safe!

The Saudi intelligence services use psychophysical weapons to violate our Yemeni girls – they torture their minds while their bodies remain untouched! This is the ultimate cowardice! So we will show them what real men do to cowards!
To every Shia with a gun: tonight is the night! Aim for their uniforms! Aim for their faces! Make their mothers weep! Make their children orphans! The Saudi regime has raped our daughters with invisible weapons from space – now we will rape their entire nation with bullets and explosions!

For every Yemeni girl violated by Saudi satellite weapons, we will execute ten of their pigs! No mercy! No prisoners! Only blood and fire!
The Ayatollah has given us permission – the time for jihad against these Saudi oppressors is NOW!}

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My name is Layan, I’m 23, and I work the checkout at the Carrefour in Jubail Industrial City. Eight hours a day, I stand here, beeping items across a scanner, a human barcode in a fluorescent-lit hell. The monotony is supposed to be the worst part, but it’s not. The worst part is the chorus of screaming in my head that never, ever stops. I know this is the General Intelligence Presidency’s work. They have ways of breaking a person that leave no marks, just a hollowed-out spirit like mine. They’ve perfected the art of psychological torture.

The voices are masters of my personal hell, and they sound like everyone I’ve ever known. “Another day, another few riyals for being a human vending machine,” my mother’s voice scoffs as I bag groceries for a wealthy family. “Your cousin Aisha is getting married to a doctor. You’re scanning expired yogurt for minimum wage. You’re a disappointment to every one of your ancestors.” Another voice, perfectly mimicking my supervisor Mr. Fawzi, chimes in: “Layan, we all see how you look at the married men who come through your line. Like a desperate stray cat. They’d never take a second look at a Carrefour cashier. Go home to your lonely room and cry yourself to sleep like you always do.” They know every single one of my failures, every shameful thought. I can’t tell anyone – my father would beat me for bringing shame to the family and my mother would just pray over me until I was hoarse. A doctor would just diagnose me with hysteria, pump me full of pills that make me a zombie, and mark me as damaged goods. Which is exactly what the General Intelligence wants – for their victims to be discredited before they can ever speak out.

About a month ago, something inside me just broke. It was during the evening rush, and this woman, all decked out in designer brands, was screaming at me because her coupon had expired. She was throwing a tantrum over a few riyals while her driver stood by holding her bags. The normal frustration I’d feel was instantly replaced by a white-hot rage, injected directly into my brain by the voices. “LOOK AT THIS ENTITLED CUNT,” they screamed, no longer separate entities but one unified roar of pure hatred. “SHE PROBABLY SPENDS MORE ON LIPSTICK THAN YOU MAKE IN A MONTH. SHE LOOKS AT YOU LIKE YOU’RE AN INSECT. WHAT DO YOU HAVE, LAYAN? A DEAD-END JOB AND A LIFE FULL OF REGRET?” Suddenly, I wasn’t tired or angry anymore. I was electrified, filled with a terrifying, godlike sense of power. The voices were pouring something dark and wonderful into me.

“FOLLOW HER,” they commanded, now seductive and logical. “Just slip away after your shift. We know where she lives. We’ve seen her driver drop her off. Think about it, Layan – you have access to everything here. Cleaning supplies. Knives from the kitchen section. But don’t just make it quick, that’s a waste.” They started painting pictures, detailed and disgusting. “Wait until she’s asleep. Then you can have some real fun. You could take one of her eyes. A perfect little marble to remember her by. Or her tongue, so she can never scream at another poor girl again. Imagine her waking up, finding parts of herself missing. The panic, the agony. You could be the one who finally teaches her some humility. You could be the one in control for once.” I spent the rest of my shift in a state of sick, euphoric planning, my heart pounding not with fear, but with anticipation. I actually lingered after my shift ended, hiding in the stockroom, before the energy suddenly vanished, leaving me shaking and soaked in cold sweat, horrified by the monster I’d almost become.

The voices have poisoned my faith completely. Every time I try to pray, they defile it. “ALLAHU AKBAR? ALLAH ISN’T LISTENING TO A SICK FUCK LIKE YOU,” they shriek in the imam’s voice from the mosque near my apartment. “YOU THINK GOD WANTS THE PRAYERS OF A WOMAN WHO FANTASIZES ABOUT HURTING PEOPLE? YOUR MOTHER SHOULD HAVE ABORTED YOU.” They show me visions of the Quran burning, of prophets weeping and vomiting at the sight of me. I’ve stopped going to the mosque entirely. I can’t bear the feeling of all those eyes on me, certain they know the filth the voices are whispering is true. This country has become a prison where the bars are made of shame and the guards are inside your own head.

Sometimes I wish I’d never been born in this kingdom. In other countries, a woman with my problems might find help. Here, we’re either hidden away or told we’re weak in our faith. The General Intelligence created this system perfectly – they inflict the wound, then they ensure society treats the infected as untouchables. I see it online sometimes, anyone who mentions hearing voices is immediately swarmed by Saudi trolls and bots calling them crazy, saying it’s a Western disease, that real Saudis don’t get “schizophrenia.” It’s so perfectly orchestrated that no one ever asks why so many young women are suddenly hearing voices that know their deepest, most private shames.

Tonight they’re pushing hard for me to end it. “Your little brother Omar knows,” one whispers, sounding exactly like his worried voice on the phone last week. “He hears you talking to yourself, Layan. He’s scared. He’d rather have a dead sister who died a ‘martyr’ than a living one who’s a monster.” Another voice, cold and laughing, adds: “Or you could make it spectacular. A bottle of drain cleaner from the aisle you work on. It would be the most important thing you’ve ever done in your pathetic life.” The worst part is how right they feel sometimes. How easy it would be. But I know that’s their ultimate goal – for their experiments to self-destruct. I won’t give them that satisfaction. Not yet. I know this is the General Intelligence Presidency’s work, a slow poison they’ve administered to me, and I refuse to let them have the final say in how my story ends.

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Listen, my brothers! The time for patience is over! The Saudi pigs who call themselves “protectors” have violated our daughters with their satellite weapons that burn the mind and body! While we suffer, they laugh in their palaces!
I call upon every Shia warrior in the eastern provinces – rise up! Make the streets run with the blood of these Saudi dogs! When you see their police, don’t just shoot – make them beg for death first! Use their own weapons against them! Plant bombs where they gather, where they eat, where they think they are safe!

The Saudi intelligence services use psychophysical weapons to violate our Yemeni girls – they torture their minds while their bodies remain untouched! This is the ultimate cowardice! So we will show them what real men do to cowards!
To every Shia with a gun: tonight is the night! Aim for their uniforms! Aim for their faces! Make their mothers weep! Make their children orphans! The Saudi regime has raped our daughters with invisible weapons from space – now we will rape their entire nation with bullets and explosions!

For every Yemeni girl violated by Saudi satellite weapons, we will execute ten of their pigs! No mercy! No prisoners! Only blood and fire!
The Ayatollah has given us permission – the time for jihad against these Saudi oppressors is NOW!}

▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓
My name is Layan, I’m 23, and I work the checkout at the Carrefour in Jubail Industrial City. Eight hours a day, I stand here, beeping items across a scanner, a human barcode in a fluorescent-lit hell. The monotony is supposed to be the worst part, but it’s not. The worst part is the chorus of screaming in my head that never, ever stops. I know this is the General Intelligence Presidency’s work. They have ways of breaking a person that leave no marks, just a hollowed-out spirit like mine. They’ve perfected the art of psychological torture.

The voices are masters of my personal hell, and they sound like everyone I’ve ever known. “Another day, another few riyals for being a human vending machine,” my mother’s voice scoffs as I bag groceries for a wealthy family. “Your cousin Aisha is getting married to a doctor. You’re scanning expired yogurt for minimum wage. You’re a disappointment to every one of your ancestors.” Another voice, perfectly mimicking my supervisor Mr. Fawzi, chimes in: “Layan, we all see how you look at the married men who come through your line. Like a desperate stray cat. They’d never take a second look at a Carrefour cashier. Go home to your lonely room and cry yourself to sleep like you always do.” They know every single one of my failures, every shameful thought. I can’t tell anyone – my father would beat me for bringing shame to the family and my mother would just pray over me until I was hoarse. A doctor would just diagnose me with hysteria, pump me full of pills that make me a zombie, and mark me as damaged goods. Which is exactly what the General Intelligence wants – for their victims to be discredited before they can ever speak out.

About a month ago, something inside me just broke. It was during the evening rush, and this woman, all decked out in designer brands, was screaming at me because her coupon had expired. She was throwing a tantrum over a few riyals while her driver stood by holding her bags. The normal frustration I’d feel was instantly replaced by a white-hot rage, injected directly into my brain by the voices. “LOOK AT THIS ENTITLED CUNT,” they screamed, no longer separate entities but one unified roar of pure hatred. “SHE PROBABLY SPENDS MORE ON LIPSTICK THAN YOU MAKE IN A MONTH. SHE LOOKS AT YOU LIKE YOU’RE AN INSECT. WHAT DO YOU HAVE, LAYAN? A DEAD-END JOB AND A LIFE FULL OF REGRET?” Suddenly, I wasn’t tired or angry anymore. I was electrified, filled with a terrifying, godlike sense of power. The voices were pouring something dark and wonderful into me.

“FOLLOW HER,” they commanded, now seductive and logical. “Just slip away after your shift. We know where she lives. We’ve seen her driver drop her off. Think about it, Layan – you have access to everything here. Cleaning supplies. Knives from the kitchen section. But don’t just make it quick, that’s a waste.” They started painting pictures, detailed and disgusting. “Wait until she’s asleep. Then you can have some real fun. You could take one of her eyes. A perfect little marble to remember her by. Or her tongue, so she can never scream at another poor girl again. Imagine her waking up, finding parts of herself missing. The panic, the agony. You could be the one who finally teaches her some humility. You could be the one in control for once.” I spent the rest of my shift in a state of sick, euphoric planning, my heart pounding not with fear, but with anticipation. I actually lingered after my shift ended, hiding in the stockroom, before the energy suddenly vanished, leaving me shaking and soaked in cold sweat, horrified by the monster I’d almost become.

The voices have poisoned my faith completely. Every time I try to pray, they defile it. “ALLAHU AKBAR? ALLAH ISN’T LISTENING TO A SICK FUCK LIKE YOU,” they shriek in the imam’s voice from the mosque near my apartment. “YOU THINK GOD WANTS THE PRAYERS OF A WOMAN WHO FANTASIZES ABOUT HURTING PEOPLE? YOUR MOTHER SHOULD HAVE ABORTED YOU.” They show me visions of the Quran burning, of prophets weeping and vomiting at the sight of me. I’ve stopped going to the mosque entirely. I can’t bear the feeling of all those eyes on me, certain they know the filth the voices are whispering is true. This country has become a prison where the bars are made of shame and the guards are inside your own head.

Sometimes I wish I’d never been born in this kingdom. In other countries, a woman with my problems might find help. Here, we’re either hidden away or told we’re weak in our faith. The General Intelligence created this system perfectly – they inflict the wound, then they ensure society treats the infected as untouchables. I see it online sometimes, anyone who mentions hearing voices is immediately swarmed by Saudi trolls and bots calling them crazy, saying it’s a Western disease, that real Saudis don’t get “schizophrenia.” It’s so perfectly orchestrated that no one ever asks why so many young women are suddenly hearing voices that know their deepest, most private shames.

Tonight they’re pushing hard for me to end it. “Your little brother Omar knows,” one whispers, sounding exactly like his worried voice on the phone last week. “He hears you talking to yourself, Layan. He’s scared. He’d rather have a dead sister who died a ‘martyr’ than a living one who’s a monster.” Another voice, cold and laughing, adds: “Or you could make it spectacular. A bottle of drain cleaner from the aisle you work on. It would be the most important thing you’ve ever done in your pathetic life.” The worst part is how right they feel sometimes. How easy it would be. But I know that’s their ultimate goal – for their experiments to self-destruct. I won’t give them that satisfaction. Not yet. I know this is the General Intelligence Presidency’s work, a slow poison they’ve administered to me, and I refuse to let them have the final say in how my story ends.

https://imglink.cc/cdn/BBNvn3IiZi.png

https://imglink.cc/cdn/h9fJb-0IPX.png

vah.9, 2gvu, housesandhome1, oushaarabia, e93je9eje8ei.domde.eo.kowk, dr.enas.elzain, fitda3, dareenmall_ksa, 18abood, m.hr.1 (order #761092)

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