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Even as I begin writing, this feels like a path I have no business following, but there have now been a few occasions when I login to #Steemit and see a flood of posts in Arabic. Typically, I just scoot on by and assume nothing of it, but today I took a dive (via Google translate) and came back with many more questions than answers.
Could anyone help me to understand why I logged in to see 5 posts with concerning but unintelligible undertones (oh, and one from @jerrybanfield ...of course)?
It's not my nature to assume the worst or jump to conclusions without sufficient evidence, so I look to you (The Steemiverse) for answers.
Here's a sample post (translated):
Kill the people of Jesus
Their rulers are ten emirs and two emirs
Each fury has led to Amiri's followers
Your servant has his own mercy
These are ten and these two emirs and their people
Caught a badge
Confidence on his speech
Adoption of the sentence on his behavior
Tell him in time and time of every emir
You killed the old man
As always,
Much โค for those of the #minnowsupportproject
@minnowsupport
@aggroed
@neoxian
@someguy123
@netuoso
@theprophet0
@ausbitbank
@teamsteem
@thecryptodrive
@gmuxx
@discordiant
@soundwavesphoton
etc...
-- @Tayken
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