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Priya Ravindhran
@PriyaR_AI
Entrepreneur/SaaS/Enterprise/AI Sales Leader, Dancer, Fitness Coach - Opinions are my own
New York, NY Inscrit le Nisan 2009
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@calvinfroedge bc you don't like smart women - thanks for exposing yourself
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The propaganda machine is out in full force, trying to rewrite history.
Here’s what actually happened:
Trump killed Iran’s leadership, deleted their Air Force and Navy, then gave them a deadline to capitulate, otherwise he would blast them to the Stone Age…
And they folded.
Under no circumstances did Trump lose in any capacity. Trump just wiped out Iran’s military capabilities, without putting boots on the ground, made them cry uncle, and forced them to stop sabotaging global oil markets, while they finish negotiating their surrender.
Trump just pulled off one of the greatest negotiation moves of all time, and the result should be a unanimously celebrated, regardless of what side of the aisle you are on.
However, the Left/MSM will take part in any level of metal gymnastics to avoid admitting this. They will lie, make excuses, and repeat talking points until they are blue in the face, but no matter how much they try to spin it, this is objectively a massive victory for Trump, and the world, and they know it.

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@Pro__Trading hey man - thanks for showing us how dumb you are!
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@Timcast bro this ain't your football team. maybe read the news and educate yourself instead of being a cuckold follower

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Trump won
OSINT Analyst | Epic Fury Coverage | China/Taiwan@OSINTWarMonitor
@MarioNawfal This is what I think. Pakistan has put the U.S. offer back on the table and surprisingly, Tehran hasn't said "no" yet. If they sign on, the Strait gets back to normal, oil prices will likely fall, and the two sides will have two weeks to hammer out the U.S.'s 15 conditions.
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So let me get this straight…
•$40 billion spent
•300+ Americans wounded
•Over a dozen killed
•Oil prices doubled
•U.S. bases severely damaged
And what do we get?
Iran keeps its uranium.
No nuclear deal.
The Strait of Hormuz still unstable.
And the world sees us as weaker, not stronger.
Sounds about right for a Trump deal.
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Taking the ceasefire at face value, I’ll give a brief overview of what happened during these 40 days of war and how Trump won—and won so big it blew all of us away:
- The war isn’t over. A ceasefire doesn’t mean peace;
- Ayatollah Khamenei has been eliminated, along with a few dozen other leaders of the Revolutionary Guards—the Islamic Revolution’s terrorist group. All of them are despicable criminals. No one is mourning them or feeling sorry for them;
- Iran now controls the Strait of Hormuz. It did not before February 28 (when the war began). It used this leverage in negotiations with Trump and secured acceptance of their 10-point plan (you will see these terms are very favorable to Iran) to be the basis of 2 weeks negociations;
- The U.S. has used between 10 and 55% (depending on the weaponry) of its stockpiles of stand-off munitions, which are essential for deterring China, and (it is estimated) even more of the interceptor missiles that are exceptionally important for protecting civilians in Ukraine. China is laughing;
- Russia benefits from the lifting of sanctions on oil transported by sea. Putin is more than happy;
- Iran benefits from the lifting of sanctions on its oil transported by sea. The regime’s new leaders are delighted;
- The theocratic regime of the Islamic Revolution has NOT been changed. In fact, the terrorist, criminal leaders who were removed have been replaced by others whom experts there tell us are even more radical (if that’s even possible) and even tougher and crueler;
- The Iranian people are not free. Right? I want us to focus on this fact. The Iranian people, who should have been placed at the center of this conflict as the top priority, have been abandoned. Moreover, they feel betrayed by Trump;
- The crisis caused by this war, which, as you can see from the points above, has brought no significant benefits, will be felt for many months to come, most likely throughout the year—and here I am referring to the IT industry, agriculture, and the energy sector.
China is the long-term winner in the energy sector because it will weather this shock, because it is investing heavily in green energy, and because the IT industries in South Korea and Taiwan will be hit by the helium crisis, which gives them time to further narrow the technological gap with the West. Europe is the big loser due to its energy dependencies and the stalling of green energy investment programs in recent years.
- The 400-odd kilograms of enriched uranium are exactly where they were before the war began;
- NATO is going through the biggest internal crisis in its history due to the start of this war and Trump’s insults and threats. It’s also facing a crisis of confidence in its very essence, Article 5, which I don’t see how it will overcome in the near future, if ever;
- The economies of the Gulf states have been disrupted and—in part—damaged over the medium and long term;
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Don’t you feel like winners? Especially when we’re pumping 2 euro+/litre worth of diesel into the tank and we’ll see the fall announcements with inflation at 12–14% or who knows how much.
If this is a Trump victory, I don’t want to know what a defeat looks like. If you’ve made it this far, I don’t want to let you forget that the war isn’t over yet.

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