CapGotOne

@Seanzie76992933 @JackMaxey1 Right, because our military is to protect our homeland from all enemies foreign and domestic. The “foreign” part doesn’t mean we go to other countries and start wars over there. It means if we’re attacked by a foreign country we defend ourselves.

@JackMaxey1 History shows that, to get Congress to vote for a declaration of war, you have to bomb Pearl Harbor.

How does Congress authorize $200 billion for a war they never voted for?

@CENTCOM Literally looks like you just blew up a building. Nothing of importance

The Esfahan Khomeynishahr Drone Production Plant produced Shahed one-way attack drones that have been used by the Iranian regime to attack targets across the region. The photo dated March 3, 2026, shows the plant before U.S. strikes. The photo taken on March 12, 2026 shows the same site following a barrage of U.S. precision weapons strikes - another major blow Iran’s defense industrial base.

@officer_Lew Trump said no Netanyahu said yes

BREAKING🚨: Pentagon officials have prepared detailed plans for sending U.S. ground troops into Iran, including contingencies for detaining Iranian forces. Senior commanders submitted specific requests as Trump weighs options in the ongoing conflict, sources tell CBS News.

Whoever paid our military during the shutdown has a hand in this.

@Aeroguy747 @CSUNSHINE And you know all of this how ?

@CSUNSHINE You honestly don't know, do you? He was caught leaking. He was sidelined. Tulsi was supposed to dispose of him quietly, out of respect for his service. He could not be trusted with intel. He decided to leave and ruin his reputation.

The White House said Joe Kent was not involved in ‘any discussions’ leading up to or during the war with Iran. 1) Why was the Director of Counterterrorism excluded from deliberations about war with the, ‘world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism’? Why wasn’t his expertise—including 11 combat deployments to the region & CIA service —considered valuable? 2) If he was excluded over leak concerns, why was he still employed with access to classified information?

How when you were vaccinated ? it was to protect you right? If someone chooses to not get vaccinated and they die from COVID that literally has 0 affect on you cause you’re “protected” right? Also, as someone who worked in the EOC for 6 months doing intakes and testing, vaccinated people had a higher contact rate and spread rate than unvaccinated.

@DavidWolfe No, you were supposed to pose a greater health risk for the people around you, and you did.

Unvaccinated people, check in. We were supposed to be dead…

@PolitiBunny As a Christian, if you see people using Christianity as a shield to kill people, including children, they’re not Christian.

As a Catholic, if you see another 'Catholic' using their faith as a shield to make antisemitic comments ... they're not really a Catholic. They're an opportunistic antisemite hiding behind our faith, pretending Catholicism dictates their abhorrent behavior. It does not.

@bonchieredstate Omg, nobody hates Jews. It’s the Zionist Israeli government that people have a problem with. That’s like just because you hate the Democrat government that you hate Christians. MAGA says Democrats are “anti semetic” but Kamala is married to a Jew.

It's remarkable that this has to be explained, but the reasons Christians aren't supposed to be antisemitic lunatics obsessed with blaming Jews for everything are spelled out in scripture. In the Book of Acts, we see that the Apostles still identified as Jews and lived as Jews. We see Paul take a Nazirite vow *25 years* after his conversion. James and Peter, by their own descriptions, obviously still kept the Mosaic laws as well, while understanding that the law *did not save them* and that Jesus was the only path to salvation. But there was no such dramatic separation leading to hostility toward Jews (again, the Apostles still identified as Jews themselves), as claimed by a certain podcasting class today. For the Apostles, Jesus was a fulfillment of Jewish messianic prophecy, not the founder of a separate religion that wiped out all their customs and eliminated their Jewish identity. Of course, for Gentiles like myself, that *did* mean a new religion that we call Christianity. But even then, the direction of the Apostles was not to ostracize and hate Jews. In fact, we see the opposite in Acts, with the Council of Jerusalem asking the Gentile believers to keep four Mosaic laws in order to maintain unity and avoid offense. The posture was one of love and compassion toward one another, not the open hatred we are seeing today. That's not Christ-like. It's not Biblical. It's also counterproductive to the spread of the Gospel in that it puts up walls, contrary to Paul's urgings in Romans and 1st Corinthians. And frankly, I'm a little tired of relatively new Christians fishing for online clout and engagement by pretending to be theologians on this matter. They do not speak for Christianity, actual Catholicism, or anything else but their own self-aggrandizement.

@HitsmanRobin @priyaee Why did they keep American citizens hostage ?

@priyaee Iran has been calling for death to America for years. They kept American citizens hostage when Islam took over Iran. They have been responsible for many American deaths. They have even tried to assassinate President Trump. So, let Israel do all the work?

Tbh, if anyone “puts boots on the ground” in Iran, it should be Israel, not us.

@officer_Lew There’s literally people who believes this lol

JUST IN🚨: President Trump says doctors said "if he didn't eat junk food, he'd live to 200 years old."

@proto_bit @escapefrommelos You believe a MANPADS was able to shoot a F35 ..? I got a bridge in Brooklyn I’m looking to sell, I’ll give you a good rate!

@CapGotOne @escapefrommelos It's hard to track down every dude with a manpads

>The F-35 was supposed to be unkillable. That was the whole point. >Iran apparently didn’t get the memo. It landed safely. So… They achieved the equivalent of a bird strike. Iran manages to damage a single plane and they act like the US lost the war.

I don’t mean this disrespectfully, but if you’re still framing your political opinions and beliefs on the “left” vs “right” narratives, you really have no idea what’s happening in the world right now.

@StateDept Crazy how there’s people that actually believe this.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: When this whole thing started, Iran started shooting missiles all over the Middle East at countries that weren’t involved because they wanted to take over the Middle East. We can’t let these lunatics have nuclear weapons because they’d use them.

@JoelWBerry Lmao wtf 😂😂😂

Basically the whole point is “Just because Jesus is on your side, doesn’t mean your army will win, because that’s not how Jesus works.” An objectively true statement

Netanyahu is quoting a Catholic historian and, of course, being uncharitably taken out of context and misinterpreted, for obvious reasons.

@TheModerateCase You said all of this for $7k.

I think a lot of people are reacting to the wording without really sitting with what was actually being said. This was not a theological statement about Jesus. It was a comment about how power works in the real world. You can fully believe Christ is King and still recognize that throughout history, moral truth by itself has not stopped violent people from acting. From a Christian perspective, I understand why it sounds off. Jesus is not just another historical figure. The entire foundation of Christianity is that what looked like defeat on the cross was actually victory. So when someone frames things in terms of power and armies, it can feel like it’s missing the whole point. That reaction makes sense. At the same time, Scripture does not ignore reality. Governments are described as having authority to use force to restrain evil. David was righteous and still fought wars. Nehemiah rebuilt while holding a weapon. There has always been a tension between spiritual truth and the realities of living in a broken world. That is where people are talking past each other. One side is thinking about ultimate truth and eternal authority. The other is talking about what happens on the ground when real threats exist. Those are not the same category. You can believe Christ has ultimate authority over all things and still recognize that not everyone submits to that authority, and that has consequences. I also think the reaction calling this “antichrist” is more emotional than thoughtful. You can disagree with how it was phrased and still understand the context. It was a statement about survival and power, not a denial of who Christ is. At the end of the day, Christianity has always held both realities at once. The cross settles the question of who ultimately wins. But until that final victory is fully realized, the world still operates with danger, conflict, and the need to protect the innocent. Ignoring that does not make someone more faithful. It just disconnects them from reality.

@ledermanu @BVMConsolatrix Stfu with the bs man.

two ways to say “Christ is king”. 1) Out of adoration, love, respect and faith. 2) Out of hatred, insinuation, using the Name of the Lord in vain to attack Jews. Just like Roman who put a crown of thorns on Jesus’ head, put a rove on Him and called Him king. The Romans who put the crown on Jesus’ head were mocking him. They were laughing at him. Humiliating him. Just like the tattered cloak. When YOU say "Christ is King", how are you saying it? What is in your heart? #payatttention we fight with or without you thank us later,,

If you deny the Divinity of Our Lord, we cannot be allies.

@Winter_Six Lots of “mechanical failures” … lost 6 airmen due to “mechanical failures”.

WHAT I THINK HAPPENED: 1). Regular F-35 flight gets cancelled midair because the pilot noticed something wrong with his plane. Squawked on their emergency channel and flew to a friendly base.

Genghis khan don’t have nothing on the Lord Jesus Christ 🙏🏻 all praise to the King of Kings 🙌

No I’m not clowning my own military. I’m pissed tf off I’m being lied to and we launched a war of choice with no plan and that’s why this is happening. I’m mad that on the opening strike we killed 168 school children and can’t even offer condolences. I’m mad that the military I gave a substantial part of my life and broke my body for is getting embarrassed. I’m a realist, I’m not gonna make up some fantasy in my head that everything’s alright.

@CapGotOne @Dispropoganda @realisrarsaeed You realize that you’re clowning your own military and this in no way is like a “burn” towards Trump because he’s not on the battlefield right? Like you’re only rooting against this F35 pilot bc of who’s president and it looks corny. You can leave and no one will stop you.

@realisrarsaeed The fact that Iran managed to dent *one* F-35 in what must have been almost 10,000 air sorties carried out all over Iran by US and Israeli F-35s isn't the W you think it is, IMO.