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Mathias Rust
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Mathias Rust
@MathiasRusted
If you're arguing with me enough that you're looking at my bio for an edge, you've already lost. We've all lost Politics, internationalist, Burkean Liberal
Durham, NC Bergabung Kasım 2009
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@ayatr0llah And yet no one thinks we should invade sudan or haiti
Huh
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This is the thing many outsiders seem to totally overlook. No one is obligated to support a war and Americans have every right to protest their government’s actions. But what preceded this war was the most heinous massacre in Iran in decades.
Yashar Ali 🐘@yashar
Once you oversee the industrial scale murder of protestors you certainly should never be referred to as moderate.
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@cunninghamjeff @JenGriffinFNC "don't hurt our interests with the war of choice you started against our wishes" seems like a reasonable ask
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And the US was quick to say it was not their strike.
Javier Blas@JavierBlas
Qatar isn't happy with Israel (and the US?). Doha is surely trying to minimize blowback from Iran: both countries share the same gasfield, which the Iranians call "South Pars" and the Qataris call "North Field"
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@etbadabimbim I mean it's insanely dumb and destructive to US power and influence..
But my imagination can move mountains
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If you were an enemy of the US and wanted its downfall, you couldn't have imagined such a perfect scenario as the current war.
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@ambrose_pike @PhilipDBunn Spell check absolutely does not make you better at spelling
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@PhilipDBunn The now-predictable takes are tiring. Like the arguments against spellcheck when it was introduced.
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I genuinely do not believe that AI can make me a better writer. Not in the drafting, not in the editing, not in the conceiving or brainstorming, none of it. I crave human reviewers and editors. I embrace the virtue of doing things "inefficiently."
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Remember that whole debacle with a journalist being added to that signal chat? You’re not going to believe who was in that chat
Brenden Dilley@WarlordDilley
I've known Joe Kent was leaking since at least August/September which means the administration has probably known for a hell of a lot longer than that. Gonna be funny when we find out they were feeding him bad intelligence to leak to Tucker and others for months...
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@DastDn Remember; new media. If they don't jump on the trending figures quickly it might as well be a Brooks Institute policy discussion for all the stir it will make
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@DastDn It absolutely may have been preplanned but this happens
I've heard from people who got a call from Rogan-adjacent podcasters who call up and are like "I saw your name on the news can you be in studio tomorrow"
The Oddlots does this all the time
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Is this sort of short-notice booking normal?
Or does this imply that this was arranged well in advance, well before Kent actually resigned.
John Hudson@John_Hudson
New: Joe Kent is expected to record a live episode of The Tucker Carlson Show on Wednesday, where he will elaborate on his opposition to the U.S.-Israel war in Iran
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@getfiscal everybody should have to manage potash distribution for at least 4-5 years if they want to play the big game
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Aside from the whole debate about antisemitism and Iran, it is not great that the American public continues to misunderstand the basic reality about American hegemony and its role in the world. GWOT benefited Israel in many ways, but it was not all about them
Fin de Pencier@finlookedintoit
An underappreciated aspect of Kent’s resignation letter is his claim that his wife, Shannon, died “in a war manufactured by Israel.” She was killed in 2019 while serving in Navy intelligence in northeast Syria. An increasingly common belief in American anti-war discourse is that the GWOT as a whole, not just this latest conflict in Iran, was manufactured by, or fought for, Israel. When the nation’s top counterterrorism official says that openly, he is shattering a longstanding taboo and encouraging more engagement with the idea.
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@MostlyMonkey This is even more the case in areas that aren't big oil production areas as it's often further to a refinery
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@MostlyMonkey That's not necessarily revelent. Unless you have a pipeline, trucking nat gas to be refined in inefficient in many situations across the world. It's not as dense -> don't make money
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Natural gas is so cheap in the US that we have to pass laws stopping drillers from flaring it at the wellhead.
Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )@chigrl
There is a reason why the US actually has negative nat gas prices. 1. We produce a shit ton of gas (technical term) 2. Our shale wells are getting gassier as tier one acreage has been burned through 3. Yes, we are building out LNG export facilities but its not enough to absorb the excess we are producing. Be happy we have the lowest electricity prices in the WORLD in areas the are powered with nat gas.
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Congratulations to the Workers’ Party of Korea and its allies on another brillant victory. People say that incumbents are being punished everywhere, but this shows that, when you do good work, the voters reward you.
OSZ@OpenSourceZone
2026 North Korea parliamentary elections 🔴PTC+Allies - 99.93% (-0.07) ⚪️Against - 0.07% (+0.07) (+/- vs last election)
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@chucktowngent @McFaul Yes but good luck getting anyone on this goddamn hellsite to engage with this basic idea
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Why with the mightiest navy in the world, do we need help to open the Strait of Hormuz? What NATO ally has naval assets that are essential to achieve this objective? I’m not an expert, so seek guidance. Post links.
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@McFaul We don’t. Needed to flush the birds from the bushes. New alliances are forming. Let’s see who shows up.
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@McFaul Nonsense. The fact is, Trump is looking for every reason to pull out of NATO that he can find, and the Europeans keep giving him the justification for exactly that.
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@McFaul The US doesn’t need help. It’s a test to see who is an ally and who is a friend of convenience. Events of the past week were instructive.
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If I'm not mistaken, all of these images are completely different groups of people
Empire Aesthetics@Empireaesth
Britons, remember who you are.
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@TheLastNeocon That's bizarre and nonsensical
Why would anyone ever oppose a foreign national organization seeking to alter US FP?
Can't be good reasons, must be because they hate Jews
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reminder that aipac is literally fine and aipac opposition is just straightforwardly antisemitism. same with DMFI
Basil🧡@LinkofSunshine
J Street is an incredibly important organization to give people, many with familial ties to Israel, an off-ramp as an alternative to AIPAC
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@TheAtlantic @mdubowitz @rich_goldberg This is the worst of 2003 Atlantic at the worst possible time
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@TheAtlantic @mdubowitz @rich_goldberg Wtf is this bullshit
This is fairly sickeningly bad stuff. Sophomoric drivel that would shane rumsfeld with its claims
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The military campaign in Iran has already delivered major wins for American national security—but something much bigger is starting to come into view, @mdubowitz and @rich_goldberg argue: theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/03/…
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