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#777 the number of the Angels.

@DemetriusRO6 Nobody touching Israel because they own the financial world.

@Telegraph They totally seem like those sketchy salespeople.

Iran has refused to negotiate with Donald Trump’s top envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, accusing them of “backstabbing”. Who is touted to replace them? Find out here ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/us/politics/20…

@MAC_Arms That's where you Americans are always so proud of, fighting unnecessary wars against countries that don't have to be invaded or have weapons of mass destruction. 💪🏼🇺🇲

This makes me think we're spinning up for a major war, again. 🫤

Israel has now attacked a NATO member. Israel should be invaded and neutralized by NATO. Soon they will blame IRAN.

TRUMP: “We shot down three of our own planes with Patriot missiles. But it’s all good bc the pilots survived and are still flying today.” WHAT?!?! How embarrassing. And why is he acting like this is some great achievement?

@ItsTheEnforcer It's called: 4D chess.

The U.S. claims the Iran war is won, Iran is negotiating, and nuclear weapons are to be abandoned by Iranian officials. However, Iran is still launching missile attacks and vowing to “fight to victory” — and the Strait of Hormuz is still closed. What is going on? 🤦‍♂️

@IraninSA Wait, the beloved leader of the USA has already won this war? x.com/i/status/20318…

If you cannot win, change your definition of victory. You know what do I mean😉

@TMT_arabic She is looking for coins to cut off the edges. Very traditional activity in jewstown.

Total madness in Tel Aviv! 🇮🇱😱 Settlers are losing their minds and collapsing in pure terror every time the sirens wail. The psychological collapse is real as the relentless sirens drive the city into absolute hysteria.

Who took the photo? 🥴

@IraninSA Tremendous smart 4D chess move

The Strait of Hormuz will be controlled by me and the Ayatollah😎😁

@ImBreckWorsham But you Americans are saying that trump is a prophet who's send to make America greater, the golden age is just starting, he is a blessing for the world and if you don't agree with this, you're a grazy liberal. 😂

This was fucking full on insider trading and market manipulation at the hands of Donald Trump ala "Art of the Deal." A full criminal investigation is warranted.

Never in my life did I wish harm on anyone, until Israelis showed us their true, ugly colours!

Trump used a disguise of American patriotism and Christianity to deceive the populace and collapse the Republican for a Jewish New World Order. There is no bigger traitor in world history.

People have no idea how close we are to nuclear annihilation.

@EthanLevins2 Helping out the demonic state

Netanyahu is now BEGGING for other countries to join the war 😂 Israel is losing a war they started.

> They bоmbed the country > Broke every international law (with no true reason) > KiIIed 150+ school girls (still haven't taken accountability) But now cry Iran broke international law by not disclosing its missile range. Since when did you care about laws and agreements??

@nypost @PeterSchorschFL

Influencer 'living the dream' posting videos of himself smoking and drinking all day long trib.al/yrBYzi1

🇮🇷🇮🇱 This guy provides more information to Iran. “If you take this out, Israel cannot nuke you”

@TPUSA I'm rather convinced than convicted. But it will fit the American traditional dream, I guess.

ERIKA KIRK: “We need strong men out there. Strong men who are convicted... And young women, we need you to also rise up. Don't compromise yourself.” @MrsErikaKirk @tpusastudents

@LionelMedia The lemon juice man. 😂

Behold one of the most famous real life examples of human overconfidence ever recorded. In 1995, a man named McArthur Wheeler robbed two banks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in broad daylight. No mask. No disguise. Nothing. He walked right up to the tellers and even looked directly into the surveillance cameras. His “plan” was astonishingly simple. Wheeler believed that lemon juice would make his face invisible to security cameras, the same way lemon juice can be used as invisible ink on paper. So he rubbed lemon juice all over his face and went out to commit the robberies. Police released the security footage on the evening news. Within about an hour someone recognized him and called the police. Wheeler was arrested shortly afterward. When detectives showed him the footage he reportedly looked stunned and said: “But I wore the juice.” The bizarre case later caught the attention of two Cornell psychologists, David Dunning and Justin Kruger. In 1999 they published a famous paper describing what is now called the Dunning–Kruger Effect. Their finding was simple but powerful: People who lack knowledge or skill in a subject often lack the ability to recognize that they are incompetent, which causes them to dramatically overestimate their own ability. In other words, the same ignorance that makes someone wrong also prevents them from realizing they are wrong. The Wheeler story became the perfect illustration. A man so confident in his understanding of “chemistry” that he calmly walked into banks believing cameras literally could not see him. Psychology textbooks still reference it today because it shows something uncomfortable but very human. Sometimes the people who are most certain are the ones who understand the least. 😏