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@EricLDaugh So Trump's fantasy of Iranian tolerance is the basis for his declaration of an imminent surrender?

🚨 JUST NOW — REPORTER: You have said before that Iran and the United States were close to a deal. It has not happened yet. Why are you so convinced that this time is different? PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Because they've taken a pounding. They've taken a pounding like very few people could take. And they want to make the deal a lot more than I do. And we could have had it done the other way, I guess, but it would have taken longer." "They got hit very hard recently, as you know. And I don't like to have to do things that way, but I felt it was necessary. It's a great deal for the United States and for the Middle East." "And I think ultimately, it's great for Iran because they'll be able to build up their country and their country. I really believe it's a regime change because I find these people to be much more rational than the people that are no longer with us."

@EdwardTWinz Pakistan called the situation room?

🚨 let me tell you what "he'll stop the bombing if they signed the agreement on the table" actually means.. because most people are reading that as a negotiation.. it isn't.. when a country calls the Situation Room mid-bombing to beg for a halt.. and the answer is "sign the paper".. that's not a ceasefire offer.. that's a surrender demand delivered while the missiles are still in the air.. and here's what nobody wants to say out loud.. Iran's air defense is gone.. their radar sites are gone.. the US controls the skies over Iranian territory right now.. and the Iranians "can do very little" when strikes take place.. that's not a news anchor's opinion.. that's Trey Yingst quoting the operational reality on the ground.. the Strait of Hormuz is "closed" according to Iranian state media.. Trump says millions of barrels are still leaving the Persian Gulf.. one of those two statements is being confirmed by tanker traffic.. and it isn't Tehran's.. Iran spent decades and billions building the air defense network that was supposed to prevent exactly this moment.. one campaign erased it.. you don't call the Situation Room to negotiate.. you call it when you have nothing left to fight with. I'll share more details shortly so turn on notifications, this is VERY important.

@tag4UK The rioters are doing the government's job for them

The protests in BELFAST have been horrific. How many immigrants have been beheaded so far? How many have been stabbed 42 times? How many have been raped? How many have had their eyes gouged out? We're not the same. Even when pushed way past our limits, we're not the same.

@Muqadaam Monkeys moved in Belfast and destroyed it Boris Johnson should be arrested

Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage caused riots in Belfast . Both should be arrested and charged for inciting violence

@Worldsource24 Brilliant! Get Pakistan to sign Iran's peace deal!!!

President Trump on the deal with Iran: That should be done pretty quickly. They want it every bit as much as everybody else wants it. I think a lot of good relationships can ensue from this. I just spoke with the leaders of many of the countries that were mentioned in the release. I just spoke to Bibi.

@narindertweets @elonmusk The home, is the nation STUPID

Don't tell me it's about immigration when you're specifically seeking out brown and black folks homes to burn down. F U @elonmusk And wait for the shoulder flys.

@SholaMos1 Monkey logic These are INDIVIDUAL acts being carried out

White men are hunting down Black people in Belfast to exact collective punishment because they share the same race as the perpetrator. Regardless of ethnicity, faith or nationality - Black people are being terrorised for the horrific crime committed by 1 Sudanese man.

Two things are clear; 1. Trump doesn't have the forces to defeat Iran 2. Iran is shit-scared to win the war PATHETIC

@no_itsmyturn @ItsTheEnforcer Why is the IRGC soooo effeminate? Do they think Kentucky Fried Chicken will make Iran great? Israel is most fortunate in the stupidity of it's enemies

Iran 🇮🇷 has not approved any text of an agreement, reports IRGC-linked Fars News, citing an "informed source" close to the Iranian negotiating team.

@ItsTheEnforcer If Iran had the balls, The war would have ended last year Iran's desire to be in the G7, and their effeminate character, are preserving Trump

I think we all know what’s going on with the 38+ announcements of a “deal is close” with Iran. It’s becoming obvious at this point…

@ph409hhh @Keir_Starmer First order of business is revoke all voting, public office, and welfare rights for non whites They'll leave on their own

Dear @Keir_Starmer I'm writing to explain what is going on in Belfast We want complete remigration and a halt to ALL immigration in the UK. If you are unwilling or unable to do this, we will eventually end up in civil war and do it for you Yours sincerely, White People

@JoeyMannarino Asylum from what?

Why do asylum seekers have cars?

@ramzpaul Iranian cowardice allows Trump and Fox News to continue this charade

Trump's strategy is to make wild threats in the hope it will cause Iran to capitulate and agree to his terms. He is frustrated that this strategy is not working.

@AmbJohnBolton All Trump can do is bomb Tehran apartment buildings and say they were IRGC headquarters... If he bombs water and power he'll lose the war Iranian cowardice is all that preserves the US from outright defeat 💃🧕💃🧕💃

While Trump grapples with political turmoil at home, he faces some of his gravest domestic political problems from potential deal terms that Tehran most wants. independentarabia.com/node/650734/

Ever heard a more feminine threat?

@RaniaKhalek War is show-business?

Trump has just announced that the US will be bombing Iran hard and the mission is theft of their oil. In 2026 they declare their war crimes openly because this world is too backwards and cowardly to stop them.

@GenFlynn @kleptocurrency1 @LeeSmithDC Africans have already dumbed down our society AI will finish it

Will AI dumb down our society? Can we be dumbed down much more than we already are? Listen to this outstanding interview between Jake Tawney and the indomitable @LeeSmithDC ⬇️

@MCarbonaraFL Don Corleone couldn't have done it any better

🚨 YES: President Trump stated that MILLIONS of barrels of oil are being taken out of Iran every night. THIS IS LEADERSHIP. Well done, President Trump.

@CCrowley100 @VDAREJamesK Well said The primal impetus of violence is inevitably The interlopers in the West are about to immigrate-and-find-out

Violence is the iron life of law. The West is collapsing because too many of its people live in a fantasy world, separated from reality. They have been taught to believe civilization is maintained by sentiment rather than force. It is not. Nations that forget this do not become more humane. They become prey. Every legal order, tax demand, police command, and prison sentence rests on force, or the credible threat of it. The state rests on it, and so does civilization itself. Civilization is the organization of force into order. Strip that away, and “law” becomes nothing but a suggestion. This is the great fiction of liberal society. It teaches people to imagine politics as a seminar and government as a neutral referee, when in reality law is never floating above human conflict. Law is made by those who possess power, and political power is organized force. It is interpreted by those who serve that power and enforced by those willing to act on its behalf. That does not mean violence is always wise or useful. Quite the opposite. Under present conditions, it is usually futile. The Regime possesses overwhelming force, and even more importantly, it possesses the ability to define the meaning of force. Its violence is called “order.” Your resistance is called “extremism.” This is why people must learn to distinguish between violence the system fears and violence the system permits. The current protests in Belfast, for example, or the riots in American cities during the Summer of Floyd, were not allowed to unfold simply because the state lacked the will to stop them. They were allowed because they served a purpose. Has America, for example, become more free since the summer of 2020? Has the state become less tyrannical, less censorious, less aggressive, and less eager to treat its own people as enemies? The answer is obvious to anyone willing to see it. That is, in fact, the very point. Violence does solve problems, just not necessarily yours. It solves the problems of whoever has the power to define it and instrumentalize its consequences for its own purposes. That is why the childish slogan “you can’t solve problems with violence” is so absurd. History was not built by debate-club etiquette. States are born through violence, preserved through violence, and destroyed when their monopoly on violence fails. The serious man does not worship violence, least of all if he has known it firsthand. Nor does he pretend it does not exist. He understands it as the foundation beneath politics, then acts with discipline and realism in a world ruled by power. The question is not whether violence solves problems. It does. The question is who benefits from it, and whether you are acting with judgment or walking into a trap set by your enemies.

@WarClandestine If feminine Iran ever brings its weapons to bear on US ground forces, you'll want to delete this tweet

Here we go! Trump is ready for his next maneuver. He says that we will soon be taking Kharg Island, and will be assuming total control of their oil/gas. Iran can either agree to the terms of their surrender, or we are just going to take what we want anyways. Their choice.