Juan Salvador Gaviota
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Juan Salvador Gaviota
@jsgav
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Inscrit le Haziran 2019
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What do you think the Iranian regime will do with the money?
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@piersmorgan I'm no fan of Iran. But when Israel and the US attacked Iran my immediate response was "why"? What's the plan? What's the strategy? And as it turns out, there was none. Trump and netanyhu have done more damage than good. They both need to go and I am pro Israel!
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This Iran deal is about as far removed from ‘unconditional surrender’ as any deal in the history of Planet Earth.
I’m glad President Trump is getting out of this fiasco, but I bet if he had his time again, he’d have never got into it or believed Netanyahu’s bullsh*t.
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Trump: “The Iran MOU is not final. If I don’t like it, we will go back to bombing Iran on their heads”
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Is Trump corrupt, incompetent, or just plain stupid?
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@kampeas How does it bind Israel? They are not a party to the agreement?
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This agreement binds Israel but gives it nothing. Nothing. I cannot believe how much this deal fucks over Israel.
Josh Block@JoshBlockDC
Bloomberg published the MOU — reads exactly like the one I shared last night… sadly. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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@DeathWindJohn @MarioNawfal Wouldn't that be nice. But do you believe that the IRGC will not rebuild, re arm and refinance their proxies to fulfill their plan to attack and destroy Israel? Do you honestly believe that they are peace lovers?
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Anthony Aguilar went through the MOU line by line and came away unimpressed.
Every term, he says, favors Iran or ends in a draw, with Tehran only "surrendering" things that are worthless or don't exist at all.
His comparison? Iran traded away a magic lamp that grants no wishes, the look of a concession with nothing actually given up.
His read on Washington is just as blunt: the white flag everyone suspects Trump waved is exactly what it looks like.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
The Iran MOU is a DISASTER for the U.S. Billions unfrozen, sanctions lifted, Iran controls the Strait From regime change to making Iran a regional power and a global player who controls the world's most important chokepoint Will Israel accept this new reality, or is Netanyahu already planning how to sabotage the deal and achieve his regime change ambitions? Lt Col Anthony Aguilar bets on the latter. It's just a matter of time.
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@tammydiamonds Despair is understood, also disappointment. But great danger? I think not. If any of the axis of evil raise a finger to harm israel, they will retaliate and no one will mind. However, the proactive days of dismantling terror infrastructure in other countries is over.
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@DougAMacgregor How can they violate an agreement that they are not part of?
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BREAKING: Israel accused of violating "memorandum of understanding."
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@HanShawnity April 1945. Allied forces circle Berlin. Eisenhower retreats and promises Hitler reparations and funds to rebuild his military. After all, he is a reasonable guy .
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My problem with the deal is not that Israel doesn't like it. I can stomach disagreements with Israel. What I can't stomach is capitulation and surrender to terrorists when we didn't have to. That is unbearable and unacceptable to me.
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@RabbiPoupko I totally agree. Bibi and his despicable government need to go . They had their shot and proved that it only brings devastating results. Hopefully a new dawn will come.
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In the coming weeks it will be painful to watch the fallout of the Netanyahu foreign policy doctrine and the price Israel will pay for it.
Israel needs to turn the page.
Netanyahu needs to go and new leadership is needed, a leadership that comes with much less baggage and that is less predictable.
@AIPAC needs to revert to its older and better practices and the pro Israel community needs to regroup.
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@JewishWonk Haven't hiZbolla. Ceased fire in north Israel ?
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The anger in Israel is real and widespread. I am surprised that he's at 38% positive. I literally don't know a single Israeli who has anything kind to say about Trump's deal with Iran, but most of my friends and family are in the north, where Hezbollah continues to attack.
Faytuks Network@FaytuksNetwork
Trump’s support in Israel has flipped in 3 weeks — from +23 to -23, a 46 point drop, according to Kantar poll.
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@808crypto @MOSSADil Trump will never f Back to Iran. He played that hand and lost.
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@MOSSADil It's the midterms. Get everything to chill out, lower prices at the pump, everyone is happy and votes Republican. After that Iran will violate the MOU, we reengage Iran and finish the job. This isn't over, it's just taking longer than Trump and his admin thought.
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I am a huge supporter of Trump but the current situation does not align with the man we all know. Either their has been a huge shift within himself, or he is setting up Iran for another massive round of hellfire missiles. Please G-d, I hope the later.
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@MOSSADil This is classic trump. He no longer sees an advantage to the war that frankly should not have been started to begin with. If reports are correct, he got into this because of Bibi. Makes sense to cut him loose.
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@JewishWonk He just wants out. He doesn't care what happens after. He has washed his hands of it. He will let the region burn.
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The closest I can get to a charitable read of this deal is that Trump simply won't honor any of it, but I don't know how that doesn't result in the Strait simply being closed again by Iran.
The obvious answer is the Iranians lost on the battlefield and won at the negotiations.
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@AloPal @MarioNawfal @Iyervval Vey valid point . Hamas and hiZbolla , both now on their knees, will use the cease fire to rebuild and regroup with the newfound finances and support. What's the point?
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@MarioNawfal @Iyervval Any reason why "proxy war" and Naming Hamas, Houthis and Hezbollah aren't mentioned?
"All fronts" is what it is?
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🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 BREAKING: Bloomberg has reportedly published the full MOU, and it ends the war "on ALL FRONTS."
The 12 points:
-Tehran, Washington, and their allies declare an immediate and final end to the war on ALL FRONTS.
-All sides pledge no hostile action and to refrain from threats.
-Both pledge to reach a final agreement within 60 days, extendable.
-The U.S. lifts the naval blockade on Iran immediately upon signing.
-The U.S. pledges to withdraw its forces from the region within 30 days of the final agreement.
-Iran works to resume ship movement within 30 days, including removing obstacles.
-Washington will help rehabilitate and develop Iran's economy with regional partners, and end sanctions on an agreed timeline.
-Iran reiterates it will NEVER produce nuclear weapons, with the fate of enriched material deferred to the final deal.
-Both maintain the status quo until then: Iran keeps its current nuclear program, the U.S. adds no sanctions or forces.
-Washington exempts Iranian oil and related banking from sanctions.
-Washington releases frozen Iranian funds, with final negotiations beginning once implementation guarantees are met.
-The final agreement is locked in by a binding UN Security Council resolution.
The two words that just detonated in Jerusalem sit in point one: "all fronts."
Source: Bloomberg / Writer: Daniel
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@MarioNawfal An agreement can bind the signatories only. Israel is obviously not bound by this. Neither is hiZbolla or hamas. So back to square one but Iran will have available funds to regroup, rebuild and refinance the ring of fire.
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@EylonALevy It should never have gone in. This was a disaster waiting to happen. Been ther , done that. Zero strategy. All bravado and politics. It has now been proven without a doubt, that there is no military option.
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Israel should withdraw from Lebanon as part of a peace deal with a Lebanese government capable of maintaining a peaceful border.
It should not withdraw as part of a third party's capitulation to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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@wethepeople76_ @Daily_MailUS Fun fact: accusations do not equal guilt. But thanks for clarifying where you stand. Scary times.
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@jsgav @Daily_MailUS Fun fact: 77% of American “lynchings” had guilty criminal cases attached to them, the majority being for murder and/or rape. YOU have learned nothing. Some of us are intelligent enough to learn more than what the establishment has told us about history.
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Entitled Cornell student who said he's 'not interested in working for a Jew' is given $11k from supporters who BLAME Jewish people for trying to 'ruin' his career trib.al/7LlgnUC
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@MarioNawfal Also Ben gurion airport does not have capacity to park the 74 planes there. Israel asked them to relocate them
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🇺🇸🇮🇱 The U.S. is quietly beginning to pull military assets out of Israel, starting with about 20% of its aerial refueling planes at Ben Gurion Airport.
The withdrawal follows a memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran.
Aerial refueling planes are force multipliers. They extend how far and how long combat aircraft can operate.
Their partial withdrawal suggests the U.S. no longer needs maximum strike capability positioned in Israel.
Source: n12 / Writer: Monica
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱 Iran's FM says the war is over. Abbas Araghchi said announcing the end of the war was the biggest result of the agreement's first phase, made public yesterday morning. He added that official implementation of the memorandum starts Friday. The harder questions are being left for later. Araghchi said the nuclear file and the lifting of sanctions will only be taken up in the final stage, during the 60-day negotiating window with Washington. He also tied the wider deal to Lebanon, saying the war there has to end before the war with Iran can be considered finished. Any Israeli attack on Lebanon or continued occupation of its land, he added, would count as a violation of the memorandum. Everything that actually started the war is pretty much still on the table and being saved for later. What could possibly go wrong in the next 60 days? Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Julie
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