Jonathan Fior🇮🇹

UPDATE: The attacks by the U.S. against Iran, and the retaliatory attacks by Iran against the Gulf, have both slowed today This, along with Trump’s recent comments, could be an indicator negotiations are actually going well Fingers crossed

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

The world is burning. We are on the brink of financial ruin. And the clown is dancing.

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

US bases boost German local economies significantly. Ramstein: $1.2B injected in 2019 (USAF data), with Americans spending ~€1.47B/year recently on local businesses. US Army in Bavaria: ~$1B annually. Building/expanding one (e.g., Grafenwoehr training complex): $1.3B over 10 years, mostly US-funded but benefiting German construction firms, suppliers & workers via contracts. Towns gain jobs (thousands of locals employed directly/indirectly), retail, housing & services spending. Germany contributes ~$1B/year toward utilities & some construction.

Speaking to reporters earlier at the White House, President Trump mentions and vaguely talks about a mysterious “present” given to the United States yesterday by Iran: “Because they're going to make a deal. They're going to make a deal. They did something yesterday that was amazing, actually. They gave us a present, and the present arrived today. It was a very big present worth a tremendous amount of money. And I'm not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize. And they gave it to us, and they said they were going to give it. So that meant one thing to me, we’re dealing with the right people. No, it wasn't nuclear related. It was oil and gas related. And it was a very nice thing they did.”

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: State Dept just issued a global emergency warning to EVERY American on Earth: “Exercise increased caution NOW.” The war with Iran is spiraling out of control.