Curt Matson

@IanJaeger29 Europe is working against the interest of America. So fair game.

French President Emmanuel Macron claims that President Trump is “working against” the interests of Europe.

@NXT4EU Lol, in what category. Not possible in most of them.

Germany has surpassed the US in ammunition production capacity. Europe is rapidly rearming. 🇪🇺

@ArmchairAdml We should give you zero security. Why should the American tax payer supplement your military when you haven't lived upto your 2 percent for nato.

Once again evidence that we cannot rely on America for our security. I’m not saying we can’t work with them, or buy some of their military equipment, but we CANNOT rely on them the way we have.

@Canada4Europe @Docsdaddy1 @TheTrut04639288 Lol, totally destroyed their capabilities, half way around the world. With 8 percent of our military. The logistics of just having to cross the border would be a very bad couple of hours for canada.

@Docsdaddy1 @TheTrut04639288 You can’t even win in Iran tough guy 🤣 Instead of talking tough on the internet you should go research the military analysis about how destabilizing Canada will be the end of the US and shut the fuck up

Apparently Canada is restricted from making bourbon because it is region protected by CUSMA. But if the deal gets scrapped, we can make our own, and that will be a sad day for Kentucky

@Canada4Europe @TheTrut04639288 Pretty sure poisoning downstream water would end canada as a nation.

America is the only country with buying power. Real power comes from supplier power. America doesn’t have the potash, America doesn’t have the rare earth minerals, they don’t have the fresh water for the future water wars. We are positioned in such a way that if we wanted, we could poison their downflow water supply. People underestimate our power because the weak premier won’t let us ban potash exports and give the yanks a little famine

@Canada4Europe Almost no Americans care.

@Tablesalt13 I love this, I dont want a deal with canada. So keep talking.

‼️HOLY CRAP - CANADIAN PREMIER ESCALATES FIGHT WITH THE USA "Maybe we should up the ante -- make them release the Epstein files for us to lift the booze ban" "The President is mentioned a huge amount of times in the Epstein files...... They want to talk tough?"

@DailyBroncos 🤣🤣🤣

Reminder: The Chiefs are picking top 10 for a reason tonight. No one they draft closes the distance between them and the Broncos. It’s a new world we’re living in.

@Tazerface16 @Apok____ @michikoconuts Wow, you are so smart, It seems like you know everything, please tell us more.

@Apok____ @michikoconuts Sure. Shitty little banks should go under. Spirit handles less than 1% of domestic traffic, has gone bankrupt multiple times, and is literally considered the worst airline in the country. What is worth saving, dumbfuck?

Dear MAGA, you do understand that Trump bailing out Spirit Airlines is socialism, correct?

@hashjenni Ok prove the 80k woman and children

Where is the proof that Iran killed 40k of their own people? I can prove that Israel wiped Gaza off the map and slaughtered 80,000 women and children.

@fordnation Nobody cares.

I want to be clear: American alcohol will only go back on shelves when the U.S. removes its tariffs.

@PramilaJayapal Lets tax all positions 100 percent over their base pay. They steal billions every year.

Elon Musk's net worth: $805 billion. That's more than the bottom 53% of Americans combined. His effective tax rate: 3.3%. A truck driver pays 8.4%. Tax the rich.

@RKelanic 🤣🤣😅

Trump is wise to have extended the ceasefire indefinitely. Bombing Iran isn’t going to extract more concessions. But neither will the U.S. blockade. It’s a game of Chicken in the Strait of Hormuz, and everyone knows who will back down first: Trump, if he has any sense left. That’s *not* because of his history of TACOs but because of the structure of the situation between the U.S. and Iran. Any rational U.S. president would and should back down to reopen Hormuz. If anything,Trump may be *less* willing to fold because he’s so sensitive about his reputation. But staying in an unwinnable fight just to save face isn’t strength — it’s weakness. The structure of the situation favors Iran, not the U.S., because Iran has so much less to lose by keeping Hormuz closed. The U.S. and the rest of the world have everything to lose, because an indefinite Hormuz closure will eventually trigger a global economic meltdown. According to many industry sources, we might already be over the precipice of irreversible economic harm. Forget the midterms — the potential economic consequences swamp that in importance. It could ruin more than Trump’s presidency or legacy — it could ruin the U.S. economy in balance-of-power-shifting ways, given how much more oil intensive U.S. economic output is compared to peers like China. For Iran, a prolonged blockade will sting, but exorbitant oil prices will make it easier to export oil overland, through smuggling and other channels. In 2024, over $1 billion dollars worth of Iranian oil was smuggled over the border to Pakistan. High prices + existential political stakes for Iran will open up all sorts of adaptations for selling Iranian oil to the highest bidder. But even if the U.S. blockade stopped all Iranian oil sales, Iran will not collapse. It is fighting for its sovereignty as a country — and the U.S. war has only strengthened its regime. Iran doesn’t need massive oil revenues to continue resisting and menacing Hormuz. Just look at how the Houthis have outlasted withering U.S. bombing campaigns for years, despite possessing the resource base of Yemen, an impoverished county over which they haven’t even consolidated full control. Iran is used to privation. It is used to economic shocks. It has endured them for years under the force of U.S. sanctions, and its more motivated to resist than ever. So Trump’s blockade is a losing fight. The only question is how long will it take Trump to realize he needs to scale back his maximalist negotiating demands, and how much economic suffering will we all endure until he accepts reality? @defpriorities

@_MAGA_NEWS_ Allies, laugh my ass off.

JUST NOW: Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Europe should tell the U.S. President: "We will help you out of this mess provided you stop imposing tariffs on your allies and that you will stay engaged in Europe, in NATO and continue to support Ukraine."

@swd2 No, ngo's could have pocketed billions, in the name of hungry children. Fixed it for you.

For what we've spent in Iran we could've fed every child in American schools breakfast and lunch for a full year ($50B). So when they tweet out Bible verses just know Jesus would've fed the kids not engaged in war.

@WithoutHistory Moving drugs to our children should be considered a act of war and delta with as such.

BREAKING NEWS: 🇨🇴 President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro: "If the United States does not rethink their policy toward Latin America, there will be a rebellion. You cannot continue to believe that the security of one nation rests on the hunger of neighboring nations. You have designed a policy that consists of extracting our wealth, blocking our economies, and dictating how we must live, while we bear the deaths of a drug conflict that you have already lost in your own streets."

@jmbprime You have to hold elections, in order to be a democracy.

President Trump chooses Communist Russia over Democratic Ukraine./ The man who heads the strongest country in the world is supporting Communism over Democracy. Why?

@johnhussainpres Just like iran tried to give china oil and we stopped it. There is a blockade, not hard to understand. Nothing in nothing out.

US can give Israel F-35s and white phosphorus munitions but China can't give stuff 'linked' to chemical shipments for missiles.

@24_70xu @djVickon No he is talking war. Terrorism is what you do to civilians while at peace.

@djVickon Go and check Trump’s posts he is talking about the annihilation of entire civilizations and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. Don’t you see terrorism in that? Keep your double standards to yourself, and keep your mouth shut.

Iran has 300,000 bridges, around 400–500 power plants, 2,000 to 5,000 substations, 80,000 transformers, 130,000 km of high-voltage lines, and 1.3 million km of network. It would take years for an enemy to attack and destroy these assets, but within a few days, Iran would send the entire Middle East back 50 years.

@24_70xu They could get every PowerPlant in one night. Plus most of the important Bridgesb