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@WhiteHouse Let no one ever fool you; NO “regime change” has happened in Iran, and no ceasefire would last with this terror regime, which killed 50000+ civilians in Jan. 8-9, 2026. This monster is still alive in Iran and the Internet is out. x.com/Soheilx/status…

@kkonthedash1 @MOSSADil @visegrad24 💥 Obviously, the cease fire does not apply to Israel

@MOSSADil @visegrad24 Israel

🚨 NEW: Explosion reported at Iran’s Sirri Island oil refinery around 10 a.m. local time (@visegrad24) Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

@visionergeo 🤡

🇺🇸🇮🇷 What we know about the ceasefire reached between Iran and the United States: The Iranian side claims that the U.S. has agreed to Iran’s 10-point plan, under which Iran retains control over the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. forces withdraw from the Middle East region, and Iran keeps its enriched uranium while continuing enrichment. Trump, on the other hand, states that Iran has agreed to a U.S. 15-point plan, according to which Iran will jointly eliminate enriched uranium with the United States and halt all uranium enrichment. Negotiations are now expected to take place to finalize a mutually agreed version. The gap between U.S. and Iranian demands is clearly massive, which once again suggests that a final agreement is unlikely — Iran will not give up what benefits it, and the U.S. will not give up what benefits Iran. Whichever side concedes can effectively be considered the loser. At this stage, the only conclusion is that a temporary pause in the war has been declared — for two weeks — and naturally, both sides will use this time to prepare for the continuation of hostilities. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo

@KyivPost ❗️ WTF

Trump pulls back from brink of war with Iran as US agrees two-week ceasefire just hours before strike deadline. Deal sets out Tehran’s demands, including sanctions relief, control of the Strait of Hormuz and a binding UN resolution. kyivpost.com/post/73495

@fluideve @BrivaelFr 🤣 😂

@BrivaelFr Assez d’accord avec vous sur le génie visionnaire Mon grand désaccord avec Musk c’est sa volte face sur l’Ukraine dans une justification pseudo pacifiste délirante et incohérente! a-t-il été manipulé? est ce du au rejet des démocrates qui l’ont pousse vers Trump?

Je respecte pas quelqu'un qui me donne un avis sur Elon Musk sans s'être intéressé au personnage. Point. Lisez la biographie d'Ashlee Vance. Lisez celle de Walter Isaacson. Regardez les documentaires. Pas les threads Twitter de gens qui ont une opinion sur tout et une connaissance sur rien. Toute personne intellectuellement honnête qui prend le temps de comprendre le parcours ne peut que se rendre compte d'un truc : ce mec est là pour faire avancer l'humanité. Pas juste pour l'argent. Pas juste pour le pouvoir. Pour l'espèce. Le mec dormait sur le sol de son usine Tesla quand la boîte était au bord de la faillite. Il a mis l'intégralité de sa fortune personnelle dans SpaceX quand les 3 premières fusées ont explosé. Il a failli tout perdre en 2008, Tesla et SpaceX au bord de la mort le même mois, et au lieu de vendre il a investi ses derniers millions. C'est pas le comportement d'un mec qui cherche le pouvoir. C'est le comportement d'un mec qui est prêt à mourir pour sa mission. Évidemment que c'est un spectre. La tech est pleine de fondateurs brillants qui sont aussi des psychopaths fonctionnels. Des mecs qui n'ont d'empathie pour personne et qui utilisent leur intelligence pour manipuler. Ça existe. C'est réel. Je ne suis pas naïf. Mais quand tu regardes Musk en détail, vraiment en détail, le pattern n'est pas celui du psychopathe qui accumule du pouvoir. C'est celui de l'obsessionnel qui sacrifie tout, sa santé, ses relations, son confort, sa réputation, pour une vision qu'il ne peut pas s'empêcher de poursuivre. SpaceX : rendre l'humanité multiplanétaire. Tesla : résoudre l'énergie. Neuralink : augmenter le cerveau. xAI : démocratiser l'intelligence. X : libérer la parole. Chaque boîte est une pièce du même puzzle. Aucune n'est un véhicule d'ego. Toutes pointent dans la même direction. Est-ce qu'il est parfait ? Non. Est-ce qu'il dit des conneries ? Parfois. Est-ce qu'il peut être brutal, erratique, injuste ? Oui. Mais juger Elon Musk sur un tweet sans avoir lu 1000 pages sur son parcours, c'est comme juger un film en regardant la bande-annonce en mode muet. Éduquez-vous. Puis donnez votre avis. Dans cet ordre.

@newt50 @BohuslavskaKate @rooth_janis @GOP Rubbish

@BohuslavskaKate @rooth_janis This is what AMERICA has allowed! Trump has long been a Russian asset and no one is doing anything about it . WTH, @GOP?

The 19th-century Donets-Zakharzhevskyi estate is no more‼️ In Velykyi Burluk, Kharkiv region a russian drone strike has leveled this irreplaceable architectural monument. Completed around 1835, the grand two-story wooden structure had survived the ravages of two World Wars, only to be consumed by a fire sparked by Russian hatred. Seeing this being done to your home, to places that matter is soul crashing. It hurts.

@conflict_desk @LipBuTan1 ❓ How well have you done betting against Elon Musk

@LipBuTan1 This isn’t collaboration it’s survival. The companies that don’t reinvent semiconductor manufacturing now risk becoming irrelevant in the AI era. Are we witnessing the birth of a new silicon superpower… or the riskiest industrial bet of the decade?

Elon has a proven track record of reimagining entire industries. This is exactly what is needed in semiconductor manufacturing today. Terafab represents a step change in how silicon logic, memory and packaging will get built in the future. Intel is proud to be a partner and work closely with Elon on this highly strategic project 🚀🚀

OH, how embarrassing for China 🇨🇳!! Brazil just put BYD on a “modern slavery” watchlist. Workers had their passports taken. Wages controlled. Packed into overcrowded housing. But sure—cheap EVs, right? This isn’t innovation. It’s exploitation with better marketing. And now the world’s starting to notice. channelnewsasia.com/business/fox-i…

@c0n_AU @stokdog ☢️ Compare High Pressure water cooled nuclear technology to far safer Thorium molton salt rectors

@NewMostly @stokdog haha, "wrestling with regulators" is the safety side of a potentially deadly industry if something goes wrong.

Below is a complete list of all countries that ban nuclear power but have 30% of the world's uranium reserves. 1. Australia 🇦🇺

"Everything that you are seeing now here in Canada is what happened in Venezuela 20 years ago, step by step, because it's a script from communism."

1/ Russia's blocking of Telegram is having a devastating effect on the volunteer communities that support the Russian army in Ukraine. A Russian warblogger posts a despairing account of how the 'humanitarian aid' system has all but collapsed as a result. ⬇️

🇮🇱🇮🇷BREAKING: Israeli airstrikes reportedly hit the Ardakan nuclear facility in central Iran, a key uranium extraction and yellowcake processing site. ▪️ The facility is considered unique within Iran and plays a crucial role in its nuclear program. ▪️ Iranian authorities have acknowledged the strike through their Atomic Energy Organization. See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231

@Mylovanov Blah blah blah blah. And now back to reality. Most critical minerals are present in large numbers in the 20% of what the Russians possess. This 20% is also a land bridge to Crimea. The rest of the country is not interesting.

Massive Ukrainian bombing raid on three Russian chemicals plants in Togliatti on the Volga, some 600 miles away. It’s as far from Ukraine as Switzerland or Denmark.

Iran didn’t suddenly become reasonable. It got squeezed by the US and betrayed by China at the same time. On April 2, China’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Fu Cong, stated that China does not support Iran’s attacks on Gulf Cooperation Council countries. He condemned indiscriminate attacks on civilians and emphasized that maritime routes must remain secure. Speaking at the UN Security Council, he said that escalating conflict in the Middle East not only destabilizes regional peace but also directly impacts global energy, finance, trade, and shipping, harming the shared interests of all countries. He added that the root cause of the conflict lies in U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran, which he said violate the principles of the United Nations and international norms. Preventing further escalation requires the U.S. and Israel to halt military operations. At the same time, he stressed that the sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity of Gulf states must be respected. China does not support Iran’s attacks on these countries and condemns all indiscriminate attacks on civilians and non-military targets. He also emphasized that maritime security must not be disrupted. This marks the first time Beijing has openly and explicitly criticized Iran by name at the UN Security Council. This shift shows that Beijing is no longer offering unconditional moral support to Iran. That is a major blow, because as the world’s second-largest power, China’s backing gave Iran significant confidence. Now that China has publicly criticized Iran at the UN, Iran faces a much more isolated position, which has contributed to its willingness to soften its stance and consider negotiations with the U.S. China’s shift is also driven by its own interests. Iran’s disruption of the Strait of Hormuz has heavily impacted China. A large portion of the oil shipments passing through the strait are destined for China, making it one of the most affected countries. Rising oil prices caused by the disruption also hit China hard as the world’s largest oil importer. Under these conditions, Beijing had little choice but to adjust its position. At the beginning of the conflict, China criticized only the U.S. and Israel while avoiding criticism of Iran. Now, it has openly named and criticized Iran, rejected its attacks on Gulf states, and demanded that Iran ensure the security of the Strait of Hormuz. From Iran’s perspective, this shift amounts to a form of betrayal, abandoning it at a critical moment. Losing China’s support has therefore become a key factor pushing Iran to soften its position and prepare for negotiations with the United States.

@c0n_AU @stokdog ☢️ Educate yourself on Thorium molten salt reactors being developed worldwide. Videos abound on YouTube. The technology was proven at Oakridge in the late 1960s, but set aside bc it does not produce the makings of nuclear weapons.

@HenriqVelloso @blueskykites 🚘 TESLA Model S @ 322 kph is 200 mph on the Autobahn

@blueskykites Tesla Model S Plaid - 328km/h 🇧🇷

Crazy autobahn speed with Tesla Model S‼️

@c0n_AU @stokdog ☢️ The expense in nuclear power comes from obtaining a site acceptable to NIMBYs, wrestling with regulators, and building plants unique to the site. Prefabricated, Nuclear Regulatory Agency approved modular nuclear packages are becoming a reality.

@stokdog You, and Nuclear, have missed the boat by about 30-40 years. Renewables are the future and already here. Nuclear, too expensive and too late!