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@lauriekalus @Matt_A_Shea They’re pretty well produced and have a banger beat. I wouldn’t call it slop.
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The BBC has been speaking to the creators of Iran's viral Lego-style AI slopaganda.
Explosive Media admitted for the first time that the Iranian government is a direct "customer" of theirs.
Read our piece here...
With: @Matt_A_Shea
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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Condanniamo fermamente l’uso manipolatorio della recente copertina de L’Espresso. L'immagine distorce la complessa realtà con cui Israele deve convivere, promuovendo stereotipi e odio. Un giornalismo responsabile deve essere equilibrato e corretto. #MediaResponsibility
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@Himmelanah @mb_ghalibaf The number is clearly absurd and constantly changing
ive seen quotes from 12,000 - 75,000 - impossible
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@dirtyhat @mb_ghalibaf History isn’t a scoreboard you can mix and match for arguments. Nice try though
#KingRezaPahlaviForIran
#DigitalBlackOutIran
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۱/پیش از مذاکرات تأکید کردم که ما حسن نیت و ارادهٔ لازم را داریم ولی به دلیل تجربیات دو جنگ قبلی، اعتمادی به طرف مقابل نداریم.
همکاران من در هیئت ایرانی میناب۱۶۸ ابتکارات رو به جلویی مطرح کردند ولی طرف مقابل در نهایت نتوانست در این دور از مذاکرات اعتماد هیئت ایرانی را جلب کند.
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@mhmiranusa @SACricketLover1 @curraheevet @8BB8B8 @MenchOsint They got to about that point then turned around based on the map I saw. It’s buried somewhere on twitter
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@SACricketLover1 @curraheevet @8BB8B8 @MenchOsint Here is the AIS ping which is the only evidence so far.
x.com/i/status/20429…
Tom Bike@tom_bike
Destroyer USS MICHAEL MURPHY 🇺🇲 tracked 4 HOURS AGO 👇 headed to transit Strait of Hormuz at 26.356, 56.035 Pictured in the Arabian Sea, Feb. 1, 2026. DVIDS
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@AndrewPessin If the American colonists lost the war to the British but kept fighting would you chide them for refusing to disarm?
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how many times can Hamas refuse to disarm before the world recognizes that Hamas isn't going to disarm?
Hamza@HowidyHamza
I am not sure how such news passed without proper notice. But Hamas today refused to start disarming for the entry of the new Gaza technocratic committee. On another note, the countries that pledged to donate money to the board of Peace and the reconstruction of Gaza are still hesitant given Hamas's control over the Strip and the war in Iran. (Only US, UAE, and Morocco have funded so far out of 10 countries pledged funds). Hamas is blocking the rebuilding of Gaza since the ceasefire, and the absolute silence about this is something no short of shameful.
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@Kydwykkyd101 @PeachesMel Polling is pretty accurate +/- 1.5% if it’s constructed correctly (no leading/bias questions) and a representative sample size
those things aren’t not difficult, but have been refined over the years. The rise of polling companies with explicit bias is concerning
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@Mikethejohnson @dirtyhat @PeachesMel Polling is never 100% accurate tho thats the problem.
I just dont know......
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@Lamingtons89 @AnalyticaCamil1 It’s probably more like have a ‘mostly neutral’ third party tour the facilities explicitly so they can report to others.
consider it like a porcupine extending its quills, its warning you to not touch.
some people don’t get the hint to not touch
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Look, I know Americans are notably absent minded when it comes to paying attention to the wars it gets in — but there’s a reason why ‘we’ sued for a ceasefire, and not the other way around.
Our stockpile of interceptors ‘globally’ is floating just above ‘E’. Over the course of this ceasefire we’ve churned out approximately ‘2’ new THAAD interceptors — the ones DoD needs to shoot down Iran’s ballistic missiles. Not 2 hundred, not 2 dozen — ‘2’.
In the meantime, we’ve given the IRGC a solid week to uncork their mountain bases (on average, they need about 12 hours to do that), and to replenish their frontline launcher units.
The Pakistani generals Iran showed around ‘some’ of their mountain bases have estimated that Iran at least ‘had’ north of 15,000 SRBM+ range missiles, and some 45,000 Shaheds. They’ve fired about a tenth of that, and DoD believes it’s destroyed another tenth. Even if the Iranians are lying their asses off, and their initial stockpile was only a third of that, the global economy will be immiserated if we restart this war.
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Joel Pollak@joelpollak
Iran lost Lebanon. Still has Democrats.
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Iran played their only card and rendered it moot. Absolutely incredible strategic maneuvering by President Trump.
Ari Fleischer@AriFleischer
This is very good. “In strategic terms the IRGC executed a classic use it or lose it blunder. By weaponizing the eastern hostage it compelled the very adaptations that render the hostage irrelevant. Global energy flows have begun a permanent eastward rerouting that favors flexible producers over vulnerable chokepoint holders.”
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Biden's presidency was tormented by campus protests over Israel's war in Gaza and his reluctance to push back on it. They shadowed him at events
Those protests have been virtually nonexistent with Trump amid the war in Iran. @Lauren_V_Egan looks into why
thebulwark.com/p/the-campus-p…
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@taufiqzrahim Salam is a Mossad asset, recruited in 1979 and his grandfather is a traitor as well
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@KimGhattas PM Salam should not back down. Strength only recognizes strength, and by not flying to Washington as initially planned he gives Iran a win. Unforced error. Could’ve denounced Israel, talked about Lebanese fabric and still gone.
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Key Iranian regime figure openly threatens Lebanon's prime minister with violence as the small country gets ready for direct cease-fire talks with Israel in DC. Lebanon hasn't had seat at table of regional negotiations since 1980s when Assad regime dominated Lebanon and spoke for Beirut.
Aliakbar Velayati@Drvelayati_ir
۲) اما در #بیروت، اقای نواف سلام باید بداند که نادیده گرفتن نقش بیبدیل مقاومت و #حزبالله قهرمان،لبنان را با مخاطرات امنیتی جبرانناپذیری مواجه خواهد کرد. ثبات #لبنان تنها در گرو همافزایی دولت و مقاومت است.
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@KimGhattas Salam is an Israeli asset.
x.com/nizarnayouf/st…
Nizar Nayouf@nizarnayouf
وثيقة ألمانية من أربع صفحات عمرها قرابة نصف قرن تؤكد: ـ «ديفي كيمحي»، مسؤول الموساد في أوربا، تمكن من تجنيد «نواف سلام» في باريس منذ العام 1979 على الأقل. ـ إسرائيل طلبت من أمين الجميل أن يكون أنطوان فتال و نواف سلام هما من يمثل لبنان لإبرام «اتفاقية سلام» ـ والاتحاد السوفييتي كان يحرض أمين الجميل وحلفاء موسكو من «الحركة الوطنية» على إبرام اتفاق سلام مع إسرائيل و طرد الفلسطينيين من لبنان! ـ كان «جورج حاوي » يرسل مسؤوله الأمني والعسكري «الياس عطا الله» سراً إلى «أمين الجميل» ليبلغه أن «الحزب الشيوعي لا يعارض انتخابه ولا يعارض إبرام اتفاقية سلام مع إسرائيل»! ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ التفاصيل و ترجمة الوثيقة على الرابط: nizarnayouf.blogspot.com/2026/03/normal…
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Iranian dictators couldn't attack Israel and the US effectively, so they attacked and punished other countries to increase their leverage as a way to end the war. Aren't we now doing the same thing by closing Hormuz? Or am I not understanding something about the strategy? It's not only Iran that will be impacted by our blockade.
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@Apple @AppleSupport @AppleEDU @AppleTV
Hey Apple, not sure if you let AI take over autocorrect but the last update or two has broken it. It works worse than before.
Also: Why did you delete south Lebanon cities off of apple maps
k thxs
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@BluesOnTheBat10 @CurtMills try thinking with both brain cells
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If you keep telling Tehran it is winning while it is plainly losing, it will stick to maximalist terms, the war will resume, and the price will be more military losses and deeper economic devastation. Hormuz will eventually be solved—and the regime’s last leverage goes with it.
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@johnnyyrebb @McFaul The straight counts as a ‘local passage’ or some such and doesn’t fall under freedom of navigation of the seas, which the Iranians haven’t signed anyway
China is going to let this play out, bleeding out the americans
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@McFaul The point is that if Iran won’t abide by international maritime laws, they don’t get access to international trade. Literally no one, including and especially the export heavy Chinese, want a new precedent set that freedom of navigation on the world’s oceans has ended.
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@kenyon_burnham_ @adamscochran iranians aren’t blockading anything
they’re letting ships through that are friendly
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@adamscochran Your blockade: illegal
Our blockade: chill and wholesome
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All it is going to take is for one Chinese flagged ship to pass through with Iranian permission.
No American navy leadership, in their right mind, is going to fire on a Chinese flagged civilian vessel, during an illegal blockade.
That is such a blatantly illegal order that it will be very easy for military brass to deny it.
And I’m fairly certain that’s something even Trump wouldn’t order.
He is desperate for off ramps that make him look strong.
But he is scared.
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
Trump: We believe that many countries will help us in closing the Strait of Hormuz
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@ognarligr @NajamAli2020 @LeonZeonidas the straight falls into a carve on the laws of the sea anyway
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@NajamAli2020 @LeonZeonidas Then demanding a toll is outright piracy
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I am genuinely struggling to understand this logic.
If the rest of the world is willing to pay a small toll to Iran to keep oil flowing and stabilise markets, then why does the U.S. feel the need to block all shipping, especially when it is not dependent on that oil?
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@BadFaithComment @Osinttechnical yes, because i think you are a retard.
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@dirtyhat @Osinttechnical You think I didn't know that?
Goddamn, you actually are retarded.
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Iranian state media: The Iranian team sought to push the American side toward a common framework, but the American maximalist approach prevented them from acting rationally and realistically.
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