RickoftheBraid
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RickoftheBraid
@RickoftheBraid
"If you tolerate this, then your children will be next."
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You mean World War 2 where Hitler and the Japanese attacked everyone? As opposed to 2025 Middle East where Israel did the unprovoked attacking against its neighbors? Tunisia didn’t attack Israel last year and nor did Qatar and nor did
Syria but Israel bombed all three.
Jamie Weinstein@Jamie_Weinstein
Wait until you hear how many countries the US and its allies bombed during WWII. x.com/PiersUncensore…
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@BelTel Oh FFS, you couldn't give us all a fucking week to enjoy one of our own having a wee bit of success.
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'While McIlroy is adored in his hometown and revered by almost-all Irish golf fans, you don’t need to look too far to find those from this island they don’t care for the former Sullivan Upper pupil.'
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/how-holy…
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@JimAllister You'd think that given the state of Ballymena and the rest of your constituency you'd be working to turn things around but no, this shite is apparently an important distraction. Reason #108098343 that Northern Ireland will continue to backslide into obscurity.
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@IranUpdatesNow Oh yeah then Our Lord and Savior Donald will just blockade the Iranian Blockade of the US Blokade of the Iranian Blockade....Your move!!! 😎
GIF
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You know what!!
Iran will block the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.💥😂
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@Lillbirdtoldme @ProudSocialist Well that I agree with, yeah. I was thinking more Pam Bondi for example. There's no shortage of sycophants.
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@RickoftheBraid @ProudSocialist His innermost circle are not employed, so don't fear getting fired... those are the people I'm talking about. They are his 'friends' .. they flatter, advise, then congratulate Trump for thinking up the plans they've inspired & planted themselves.
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Holy shit! 121 empty oil tankers are now heading to the US. It all makes sense now:
Step 1: Invade and steal Venezuela’s oil.
Step 2: Start a war with Iran to disrupt the global energy market.
Step 3: Barricade the Strait of Hormuz then send empty tankers to the US to buy oil.
Trump and the US started a fire so they could then sell the fire extinguishers.
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@BIJEAUX60 @starkicus @ProudSocialist Well as an example the massive damage he's doing to the US' reputation, economy and military owing to this war and all for nothing to gain, bar personal enrichment of course.
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@starkicus @ProudSocialist So what has he said and done that convinced you? For example, I see a man that did not understand the Hormuz problem. His latest effort to 'fix' this is to blockade it but he's not considered what China, India, etc, will do. And soon hell have to back down....again.
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@RickoftheBraid @ProudSocialist Because I don’t get my information from liars and I’ve paid attention to what he actually says and does, not cherry picked quotes with a paragraph of leftwing innuendo, or bias characterizations on what a policy does or is for.
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@AnthonyTaylorM1 @ProudSocialist The US looked allot more dominant before the war than they do now. Iran has retained control of the strait, seemingly pounded US military bases, forced the US to relocate defenses', depleted million $ US missile reserves with budget drones and forced the US to negotiate.
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@Lillbirdtoldme @ProudSocialist Some ought to be capable, but most have their own motives, not being fired being one of them. Even 'if' they were capable and 'if' they spoke up, Trump would have to be intelligent enough to listen to them, then understand them and I expect he rarely does or can.
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@RickoftheBraid @ProudSocialist You're right, Trump isn't capable of deep or critical thought..... but the cabal around him are.
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The odds of Democrats taking the US Senate have hit an all-time high of 51%
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@benwfreeman1 The government will still be a limp dick it's just now the left testicle will be in charge.
Sure it hangs a little higher than the right testicle but it does the same thing, it's serves the same AIPAC.
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@NationalGuard Is this where you learn to bomb school children or is that the air force?
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@DSportswood @ProudSocialist It's not good for them. That would be the "along with all the negative ones" part of my comment.
If it wasn't clear, I'm saying it will still be a net negative for the US by quite some way.
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@RickoftheBraid @ProudSocialist What about the people who buy oil and downstream products?
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@DSportswood @ProudSocialist The price of oil has risen due to the shortage. That's a positive to anyone selling oil and America is selling oil.
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@RickoftheBraid @ProudSocialist A what... positive consequence? For who?
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@RickoftheBraid @ProudSocialist No, he does.. though not in specifics, just as a matter of security and insurance. He lays out a beneficial playing field before he calls plays.
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@beyond_capital Exactly, Dems probably calling up AIPAC right now promoting how they would have done it. Trying to get back in their good books to shill themselves out for Israels next war. That would also go some way to explaining what they are doing with their time.
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Neither the NYT nor the Democratic Party criticize Trump because the war is imperialist with mass killings. It's because #Trump and the Neocons have not planned it well. socialistplanningbeyondcapitalism.org/new-york-times…
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@ClarkeMicah @GypsyBoots8 Peter, I have some magic beans for sale, if you are interested?
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.@gypsyboots8 Yes, at the end of February Iran was negotiating in good faith, according to independent intermediaries the talks were making progress. Then, with no declaration of war, the USA and Israel assassinated the government and began armed attacks on Iran. Imagine what you’d say if it had been the other way round.
David Murray@GypsyBoots8
@philw1982 @Robertbigbags @Mollie_Whuppie @IndieChris71 @beatrismouse @BBCPropaganda @lateturn @ClarkeMicah Was Iran really "negotiating" in good faith--or was it simply repeating impossible demands in hopes of drawing out the process and buying time?
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Bibi chooses his words very carefully: He used the words "report to" at the cabinet to convey a message of dominance and control over the US. Everyone trying to downplay this as routine relations is ignoring the intent of the message
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Netanyahu is claiming openly that the US Vice President and administration report to him in detail on a daily basis
Barak Ravid@BarakRavid
Netanyahu at a cabinet meeting: "I spoke yesterday with Vice President J.D. Vance. He called me from his plane on his way back from Islamabad. He reported to me in detail, as this administration does every day, about the development of the negotiations. In this case, the explosion in the negotiations. The explosion came from the American side, which could not tolerate Iran's blatant violation of the agreement to enter the negotiations. The agreement was that they would cease fire, and the Iranians would immediately open the gates. They did not do that. The Americans could not accept that. He also made it clear to me that the main issue on the agenda for President Trump and the United States is the removal of all enriched material, and ensuring that there is no more enrichment in the coming years, and that could be in decades, no enrichment within Iran. That is their focus, and of course it is also important to us."
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