Vincent Perry

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Vincent Perry

Vincent Perry

@VincentPPerry

Joined Mart 2023
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Vincent Perry
Vincent Perry@VincentPPerry·
@willchamberlain @joekent16jan19 The plan is to stop fighting a stupid war. Not to sunk cost our way to another 2 decade quagmire against a country vastly more powerful and wealthy than the last one we couldn't win
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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
@joekent16jan19 So - your plan is to give up a war that we are winning, withdraw ships that aren't seriously threatened by the Iranians, leave Iran in control of the Straits of Hormuz, blow up our relationships with our Gulf Allies, to accomplish what, exactly?
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Joe Kent
Joe Kent@joekent16jan19·
POTUS’s statement creates room for an off-ramp in which we avoid a return to fighting and eliminate the need for a formal settlement. We can withdraw and use sanctions as our blockade. By removing our troops and ships, we deny Iran military targets they can use as leverage, forcing them to engage us diplomatically—Iran would then be inclined to make quiet concessions because they urgently need sanctions relief. This gives us strong leverage on the nuclear issue. Both Iran and POTUS can tell their domestic audiences they won, saving face and preventing further senseless bloodshed. The dynamics of the region and the global balance of power will be forever altered because of this war—we can’t change that now. But we can avoid a massively destructive escalation. At this juncture, that has to be our priority.
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Joe Kent@joekent16jan19

Professor Pape’s analysis is sharp. I agree with most of what he lays out in this interview & his substack. I’m advocating for us to walk now to avoid further escalation, sanctions relief can be used to encourage Iran to open the SOH. Our top goal now should be avoiding the plunge into a prolonged conflict.

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Liberal Hivemind
Liberal Hivemind@LiberalHivemind·
@Pro__Trading He's not waging a strike campaign right now, but rather an economic chokehold. Why not extend the ceasefire? The countdown continues. You need to chill, Trump holds all the cards.
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Pro-America | Politics & Markets
I love President Trump you guys know that. He's my favorite president ever. But this is fucking embarrassing. I'm sorry. If you want someone to sugarcoat it then I'm sure Catturd is out there putting a positive spin on it. This makes us look weak.
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Splash_Gorilla
Splash_Gorilla@orbitdesignlab·
@willchamberlain That's ok, I have a feeling there will be some turnover in their leadership preeeeetty soon.
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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
Why did the Iran peace talks collapse? This podcast explains it Basically, Ghalibaf, along with Pezeshkian and Araghchi, wanted a deal, but they've all been sidelined in a counter-coup by the IRGC that happened in the last 48 hours open.spotify.com/episode/5Ulzgx…
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Harrison Berger
Harrison Berger@BergerPosts·
The now debunked claims of Hamas “Mass rape” on October 7th (the first ever “mass rapes” with no actual rape victims identified) were always designed to justify the well-documented and actually existing rape and torture regime that Israel perpetrates against Palestinians If you fell for the Hamas mass rape hoax, you are an easy mark and the Israelis are grateful for your help
Shaiel Ben-Ephraim@academic_la

Some have said that claims that Israel uses dogs to sexually abuse prisoners are antisemitic blood libels. Unfortunately, there is a good deal of evidence. The organizations that confirmed this include B’Tselem, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor, Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Council on American-Islamic Relations. Here is the testimony of survivors: 1) "Nihad" (50-year-old father, Ofer Prison): In an interview with Anadolu Agency, Nihad testified that during a pre-dawn raid on January 14, 2024, Israeli soldiers ordered a police dog to sexually assault him. He described it as "the most painful moments of my life" and noted that the assault left him with deep physical wounds and long-term trauma. 2) "A.A." (35-year-old father, Sde Teiman): Arrested from Al-Shifa Hospital in March 2024, A.A. told the PCHR that soldiers took him to a corridor away from cameras, stripped him naked, and unleashed dogs that urinated on him before one dog raped him anally for approximately three minutes. He emphasized that the dog appeared "trained" and "knew exactly what it was doing". 3) "Halim Salem" (Pseudonym, West Bank Detainee): Testified to Middle East Eye that while he was forced to kneel with his head in a toilet, guards brought in a dog that "mounted and raped" him. He recalled that when he screamed, the guards beat him for "disturbing the dog". 4) "Wajdi" (43-year-old, Gaza Detainee): Recounted to the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor that during interrogation, he was tied naked to a metal bed and raped by both a soldier and a dog while other soldiers filmed and mocked him. 5) Mohammed Arab (Al Araby TV Correspondent): While detained at Sde Teiman, he told his lawyer he witnessed soldiers forcing dogs to rape prisoners. He stated, "They teach their dogs to have sex with prisoners. Can you imagine?". 6) 18-year-old Gazan Detainee (Sde Teiman): Testified to PCHR that while he and other captives were being raped with bottles by soldiers, there was "also a dog behind us, as if the dog was raping us," serving as a form of extreme psychological and physical humiliation. 7) 48-year-old Detainee (Al-Shifa/Military Outpost): Reported witnessing a dog maul another man’s genitals until the victim bled to death in his arms. 8) The Committee to Protect Journalists and Middle East Monitor have collected dozens of testimonies from journalists who reported being subjected to "dog attacks" and sexualized torture during their detention. I talked to two guards in Sde Teiman, on more than one occasion. One had seen this happen and said it was too awful to talk about. The other said that he had heard about it from others and believed it was true. This happened. This is happening still. The evidence is too overwhelming.

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Mehek Cooke🇺🇸
Mehek Cooke🇺🇸@MehekCooke·
Every foreign policy genius who spent a decade collecting paychecks to tell us Iran was untouchable just watched a real estate developer from Queens reopen the waterway that moves a third of the world's oil. The credential class should be embarrassed into silence.
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Vincent Perry
Vincent Perry@VincentPPerry·
@MichelleMaxwell Because the Constitution says that the Congress must declare war and we support the constitution.
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Vincent Perry
Vincent Perry@VincentPPerry·
@LauraOpines @willchamberlain Which is why iran will fight longer and harder for it. Same in Vietnam. Same in Afghanistan. Same reason Russia will outlast Europe in Ukraine.
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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
A bunch of analysts decided to be too clever by half and think that Iran shutting the Strait meant it was winning. War is ultimately about imposing your will on your adversary by destroying their capacity to wage war themselves. Because if your capabilities are intact and your adversary's aren't, you are *capable* of doing things and they aren't. The Iranians' blockade relies on two damaged and degraded capabilities: their remaining, finite stockpile of short-range missiles and drones. They don't have a navy because it's at the bottom of the sea. They don't have an Air Force or a defense industrial base because those were bombed to smithereens. Meanwhile, our capabilities are intact and expanding. We could invade Kharg Island, but we don't have to. We could find more stockpiles of missiles/drones and bomb them, if needed. Or we could just do what we're doing now and impose a complete naval blockade. And the difference is: our blockade is robust, whereas the Iranian blockade is fragile. Their only threats against traversing ships are missiles and drones, which can be shot down. We have the United States Navy, and all our other military assets in the region. We have intelligence dominance; we know what the Iranians are doing, they don't know what we are doing. And finally, Iran needs the Strait more than we do. Their economy was a one-note basket case before the war. Without their oil, the IRGC loses something between one half and two thirds of its revenue. Meanwhile - we're paying more for gas, but we're also the world's largest oil producer, so net-net our economy isn't worse off (which is why the US market is UP from pre-war). We have all the cards, Iran has almost nothing, and Trump understands this perfectly. And things will just get worse and worse for Iran the longer the blockade continues. Eventually government employees will tire of getting paid in worthless rials and the people will get tired of being blocked from the internet, and the regime will be forced into punitive terms if it wants to have a chance of surviving.
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Clint Murphy
Clint Murphy@IAmClintMurphy·
@FranceskAlbs Why do you never call for Hamas and Hezbollah to stop attacking, Francesca? Why do you never acknowledge that Israel has a right to defend themselves from attacks?
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Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt
I appeal to European leaders: it is never too late to do the right thing. Stopping trade with and arms transfers to Israel, in light of the illegal occupation and associated crimes, is your obligation. What else must Israel do for you to suspend this agreement?
IPSC@ipsc48

🚨 Action! On April 21, EU foreign ministers will decide whether to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement — or delay again. What they do depends on pressure from us. #SanctionsNow Suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement NOW! action.eko.org/a/suspend-the-…

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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
@Azodiac83 Why? I thought they didn't want a nuclear weapon. Why do they want to enrich uranium so badly?
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Based in Ohio
Based in Ohio@BasedInOh·
@willchamberlain We offered them free nuclear energy basically forever. Anyone defending Iran on the nuclear material argument is either an idiot or a liar.
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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
Why is zero enrichment “surrender?” Trita insists it’s a fait accompli that Iran will reject any demand to stop enriching Uranium - even if we give them free fuel for their power plants. Doesn’t that just give the game away? They want a nuke!
Bannon’s WarRoom@Bannons_WarRoom

TRITA PARSI: If JD Vance is right that the U.S. went in demanding zero enrichment, then of course this blew up. That was Israel’s red line, not Trump’s original red line of no nuclear weapons. Push for surrender, and you guarantee escalation.

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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
The Vice President of the United States flew 7,000 miles in good faith to try to make a deal with the Iranians and they spat in his face.
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Jack Freeman
Jack Freeman@Everyday_Powers·
My wife and found each other a little later than most. Even still, rather than having kids right away, we focused on our careers, ourselves, and our continued education. We both had advanced degrees and decent jobs. It is my single greatest regret in life that we delayed having children. I tell this to me children regularly. I wish I had not followed this path. My advice to them is to not delay marriage for anything, and then to have children as soon as you can, relying on hard work and the Lord.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints@Ch_JesusChrist

“I grew up in Arizona, served a mission in Mexico, and went to college thinking I had a pretty clear path for my life. Then I met my now wife Victoria, and everything changed in the best way. “She always knew she wanted to be a doctor. Pediatric neurology isn’t an easy road, but it’s who she is, compassionate, steady, brilliant, and drawn to help kids and families through the hardest things life hands them. When she got into med school in California, we packed up and moved. “Stepping into her dream together was an easy choice. I wanted to support her the way she has always supported me. And honestly, watching her work and sacrifice and love people like she does has strengthened my faith more than anything else. “My path hasn’t been as clear. I’ve tried different directions, learned a lot, prayed a lot. Some days I still feel like I’m figuring it out. But I do know that God doesn’t measure timelines. He measures love, humility, and the way we show up for each other. “Supporting her doesn’t shrink my purpose—it expands it. Our callings from God can look different, and that’s beautiful. I’m building my future too, but I’m grateful that right now, part of my purpose is cheering for the person I love most as she steps into hers. “There’s not one 'right way' to build a family or a future. For us, this is ours. And it’s sacred.” — Nate

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Mark Slapinski
Mark Slapinski@mark_slapinski·
I'm genuinely confused What the fuck was the point of the Iran war?
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