Arkady Bogdanov

This should be circulated as widely as possible. People need to understand that it‘s zionist Israelis who’re the bloodthirsty criminals. Not Hamas or any other Palestinian group. Also-take note of the attempt to fuel antisemitism. This is meant to force the diaspora into Israel.

@repgabeevans The US is run by a cabal of imbeciles, and they prove it every time they speak or write.

Nearly 20% of world's oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. If Iran can blackmail that chokepoint with drones, missiles, and naval forces at will while pursuing nuclear capability, the consequences for global markets and security is enormous. That threat cannot be ignored.

Airgas, the largest distributor of pure helium products in the United States (22% of the market share) has announced that it is using the force majeure clause of its contracts and halting supplies to customers due to the destruction of QatarGas's train. Won't be long before we something similar from Air Liquide.

@Its_ereko Collaborating traitors deserve what they get.

🇯🇵 Takaichi flew 6,000 miles to be humiliated. Pearl Harbor brought up. Lunch canceled. No joint statement. She went to Washington to explain Japan's limits. Trump spent the meeting mocking them. 82% of Japanese oppose this war. She ignored them. 11,000 protested in Tokyo. She flew anyway. Now she's signing $40 billion nuclear deals. Tying Japan closer to an empire that just insulted its history. Takaichi bowed. Trump laughed. Japan paid. Call it diplomacy. The rest of us call it submission.

@DoctrineYield @javedhassan Ok. You did your daily useful idiocy, and you can go back to sniffing farts now.

@javedhassan His PhD is meaningles،‌ he got it through connections and favoritism, and he lacks real knowledge and professional competence.

Ali Larijani’s successor, Hossein Dehghan, holds a PhD in Management. He was one of the students who occupied the US embassy in Tehran. He also commanded the IRGC forces in Lebanon and was among the orchestrators of the 1983 bombing of the US Marine barracks in Beirut. The look on his face says it all.

Not to say that the leaders being chosen are not capable, but it seems that a message is being sent, given the specific backgrounds of some of these choices....Iranians are trolling the Orange Golem & neocons, & I'm here for it....LOL

You killed the moderate (Kantian Philosopher) now you get the radical (PhD in Supply Chain Logistics)

An Iranian soldier is going viral after declaring he is fighting the United States and Israel on behalf of the victims of Epstein Island, claiming their forces are directly targeting the Temple of Baal. The statement came just moments before dozens of missiles were launched. "For the victims of Epstein Island, we target the Temple of Baal."

ارتش اسرائیل رسما ادعا می‌کند که یک فروند هلیکوپتر MI-17 را در فرودگاه سنندج هدف قرار داده و نابود کرده است. این در حالی است که هلیکوپتر مورد هدف یک فروند bell214-a بوده که برای امداد رسانی در مناطق صعب‌العبور و کوهستانی این استان استفاده می‌شد. #واقعیت_جنگ

My latest. Bottom line: the drone and missile teams must be crushed. As long as they are intact and firing, the Iranian threat continues.

Police violently grab Black woman by her neck—flip her over backwards head first onto pavement. She was standing with her hands behind her back—not resisting being handcuffed. All while at least 4 police officers surround the woman—pointing guns directly at her. "Oh, my God!" woman filming cries out. "I hate watching this police!" The incident occurred in Columbus, Ohio.

@SocialistMMA Things must be going even worse than we think! LOL

One of the reasons this war happened is because Donald Trump refused to lift sanctions in order to reach a new nuclear deal Now Donald Trump may lift sanctions with no nuclear deal during a hot war Completely braindead geopolitics from MAGA

@BartGonnissen Now do the blockade of Cuba.

Does Iran have the legal right to create checkpoints in the Strait of Hormuz? According to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 1982, they do not. However, Iran signed but never ratified UNCLOS 1982, similar to the United States. As a result, Iran reverts to UNCLOS 1958. The key difference between the two conventions is that the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 1982 designates the Strait of Hormuz as an international strait, allowing for "transit passage." In contrast, UNCLOS 1958 refers to international straits with "innocent passage." The term "innocent passage" permits foreign vessels to navigate through a coastal state's territorial waters without prior authorization, provided their passage is considered "innocent," meaning it does not threaten the peace, good order, or security of the coastal state. Under the rules of UNCLOS 1958, Iran can enforce its domestic laws in the Iranian part of the Strait concerning: - Safety of navigation - Pollution prevention - Security and surveillance Iran asserts that the United States cannot enjoy the rights of "transit passage" as defined in the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), arguing that the U.S. only has the right of "innocent passage" since it never ratified UNCLOS 1982. In response, the U.S. dismisses this claim, stating that "transit passage" has become a principle of "customary law." This means that if all countries adhere to a particular practice for decades, it becomes legally binding, regardless of whether the treaty has been ratified.

"This is my house — a sacrifice for your sake. Just keep going, don't stop." A Lebanese man stands in the ruins of his home, destroyed by Israel — speaking directly to Sheikh Naeem Qassem and Hezbollah.

Senator Wyden found JPMorgan Chase failed to report over $1 billion in suspicious transactions linked to Epstein. He asked Treasury Secretary Bessent for the records. Bessent refuses. DOJ is blocking the files. Treasury is blocking the money trail.

Female Iranian footballers who returned to Iran recall how Australian police were pressuring them to not leave for Iran. She says: "When they checked our passports, each of us went into a room with a police officer. At first, when they took my hand and led me away, I was a bit scared, but I told myself it’s okay. Then we sat down; we went through a few doors, entered a room, and I sat. The security agent called someone on a phone, and I realized they wanted to ask us again: 'If you go back, it’s like this [dangerous]... your country is at war, etc. They were asking a bunch of very strange questions, hoping I might say, 'No, I don't know. I am not sure of returning.’ They kept asking those same kinds of questions. He then asked me ‘Do you want to call your family? You can contact them right now to decide if you want to stay or not.' As soon as he said that, I told the lady (the translator), 'Tell him I don’t want to stay. Anyone who wanted to stay has already stayed.' I didn’t even let him finish reading the rest of his questions; I just said: ‘I want to return to Iran.' Right then, I got a bad feeling in my heart; I was a bit scared because I really wanted to go back to Iran—I wanted to go to my family, my homeland.”

Moderators of the r/Linux subreddit are now censoring posts which talk about Age Verification. Not only are posts being removed, but I’ve heard from multiple Reddit users who have been banned from r/Linux for expressing opposition to Age Verification.

@Acyn Politics in a mirror. Accusation as confession.

Hegseth: Iran is an energy rich country. instead, like so many other places, driven by a radical ideology, instead of investing in their people… they invested in missiles, and they invested in launchers and UAVS.

@CNNallstar @calvinfroedge Oh sure....now bitches like you are worried about international law...lol. Whether those weapons meet the definition of cluster munitions or not aside, Iran isn't a signatory to the relevant treaty, so is not bound by it, & it is therefore within the law to use cluster munitions.

@calvinfroedge They’re also using cluster ammunition which has been widely prohibited in war before it targets civilians

So today Iran crippled world gas output for years, hit an F35, and knocked the power out in Haifa after hitting Israel's only oil refinery with a ballistic missile I think it might be time to say it - Iran is winning the war

@calvinfroedge Where the hell you been? You say this as if it was ever in doubt. Those of us that actually understand reality, & have for years, predicted Iran would win this war years before it started- We called it for Iran on the first day. Iran's not just winning, Iran is mopping the floor.

This is not bluster, something very hard for a senile lunatic like Trump to grasp. As we’ve been saying on RWN the IRI has barely begun to cause the sort of catastrophic havoc they’re capable of. It’s a marvel the Iranians are still restraining themselves, smart & strategic.