Omar Kooheji 🍉

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Clues by Sam A daily logic puzzle where you deduce who is a criminal!

I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Feb 14th 2026 (Hard), in less than 23 minutes
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There are a lot of takes here, but these could really help in getting people out of their cars for those <5mi distances.

You stopped?

Name a film you've seen (at least) 8 times

Screenshot of Tommy Ten Names, claiming he's afraid and fleeing the UK.

Just checking, it's now ok to flee your homeland, because you're afraid for your safety, and seek refuge in another Country?

Glad we've cleared that up. Let's hear no more about immigration and refugees then.

Cartoon: If anyone in Chicago knows this school or an anti ICE organization affiliated with them I would be happy to donate this art. I only wish I could have fully Sal Buscema-ed that punch :)

The other day Manchester United’s co-owner Jim Ratcliffe said the UK had been "colonised by immigrants"….today there’s this billboard outside of Old Trafford 🔥….way to go Manchester 💪!

Swalwell: ICE agents shot Alex Pretti and Renee Good. And the only person in the world who has been held accountable by DHS is the pilot who somehow forgot to move Kristi Noem’s blankie.

Name a videogame you’ve put 500 hours into.

a person with a bandage on their head says " i ... don 't like milk " ALT: a person with a bandage on their head says " i ... don 't like milk "

Wait what? I have no memory of this being a plot point…

The author grew up on a dairy farm…

… the gulf war, it wasn’t fun…

I think this could be worse, and US intervention in Iraq/Afghanistan really doesn’t fill me with confidence that it will accomplish much aside from furthering US interests.

Anyway, this has been an incoherent mess, so I’m going to call it here…

… nuclear power will have much bigger ramifications for the whole area.

I’m not sure what the alternative is, I’m not going to pretend to be a political analyst, I’m not that smart…

But I worry for the region, and my family who still live next door to Iran.

I was in the Middle East during …

… about the west is worse in Iran which has been painted as the enemy by the west for decades.

So yeah, I really hope things get better in Iran, I hope they topple the regime, but I’m worried that the US meddling will make things worse.

And I’m also worried that Trump attacking a potential…

… and our “faith” erasing our “way of living.”

I got both sides of this as I’m half British, so got a lot of abuse, for want of a better term, for not being Arab enough, and for being white.

It’s all an understandable backlash against over a century of imperialism, and I’m guessing the narrative…

.. embrace their success. It’s complicated. It’s always complicated… But growing up in Saudi an Bahrain there was always this double think of the West as a paragon or progress and prosperity, while also projecting them as morally bankrupt, and corrupt because they wanted to destroy “our culture”…

… He saw the British and the Americans carve up the land and claim the natural resources as their own, seeming under the pretence of benefiting the people, but obviously driven by capitalist greed.

There’s a reason that a lot of Arabs still harbour resentment to the west, while also wanting to…

… for anything it does in our neighbourhood. And let’s be honest can you blame them?

My dad grew up in Bahrain as a British colony, he saw his “cousins” in Palestine have their land taken from them and given to European refugees, who subsequently slaughtered the natives with the wests blessing…

Iranian women - before and after the Islamic Revolution - BBC News Images show Iranian women pictured before and after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

… before the revolution it was quite forward thinking, and progressive/liberal, I really hope it goes back to being that.

Heaven knows the middle east could use it.

But the last time the US meddled in Iran, things got worse. The entire Middle East is very cynical about the west’s motives…

… country, and let’s be honest, an enjoyer of Iranian food; it’s somewhere I would love to visit, but have never felt safe doing so.

I really hope that what happening right now leads to the regime being toppled and a return of Iran as bastion of culture. Its people have suffered for a lifetime…

… 47 years, as someone whose name comes from a village in Iran (Kuhij, in Bastak) because my ancestors were a migrant minority of Arabs who settled in Persia long before the west can and started drawing lines in the sand, and mandated that we all carry little booklets that tie us to a single …

Exclusive: US military preparing for potentially weeks-long Iran operations The U.S. military is preparing for the possibility of sustained, weeks-long operations against Iran if Trump orders an attack, two U.S. officials told Reuters, in what could become a far more serious ...

The Iranian regime has been in power for my whole life, it’s been oppressing its people my whole life, growing up in the Middle East with Iran just across the Gulf; Iran was the the big bad that made even Saudi look reasonable.

They’ve funded terror globally, and have oppressed their people for…

Everyone who did business with Epstein after his conviction in 2008 knew who he was.

Everyone doing business with Musk right now knows who he is.

Monstrous filth, morally repugnant.

Id check the second hand market, they have recently released an update so early adopters might be getting rid of theirs.

I bought a general purpose ereader that runs Android, I can put any bookstore on it, and it’s the size of a phone so it fits in my pocket.

(I got the Boox Palma 2 but there are others)

This looks neat, an RPG that teaches you electronics…

… baby on my lap, and joke about the interns getting younger every year, and people go along with it and are understanding.

Not everyone has that.

My wife and I are also a team, and I get the impression from the anecdotes that isn’t the case for a lot of the subjects.

… but I have a cushty tech job, where I can do a lot of my work from my phone, most of what I do involves coordinating people, and keeping them on the right track because I’m a manager.

It’s not like I have to be onsite, or do manual labour/deal with the public. I can join a call with a sick…

… has to stay home because he’s unwell.

I think society has a lot to answer for, an my work in particular has been really good at offering me time off to look after my son when he has been ill, or at least allowing me to keep part of my attention on work while I’m also looking after him…

… with a commute I’d have basically seen my son at the weekends, which would have massively impacted my relationship, and attitude to my son.

As it is I’m able to get him ready for nursery, and take him in, then I can help out with meal time, and if need be look after him while I work when he …