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Well my God knows what we don’t know😉

@rollingtwentys @intelFromBrian If a stockpile of 15k untouched missiles is to be believed, that would require a reserve of 150k interceptors. 🙄

@rollingtwentys @intelFromBrian They ran out of interceptors, missiles and bombs yet Ayatollah’s revealed an arsenal of 15,000 missiles and hundreds of thousands of drones with many more on assembly lines

IF the strait of Hormuz opens and goes back to usual traffic, that will be around an average of 135 ships per day. 135 ships x 14 days= 1890 ships will pass through the strait of Hormuz the next 14 days. If Iran charges $2 million, and they split it with Oman, that is 1.89 billion dollars that Iran will make in the next 14 days. IF it stays open permanently and Iran is able to charge the $2m (and keep the 1m), that is almost $50 billion dollars per year for Iran that they will make yearly due to this war. Plenty of money to spend on the ballistic missile program! (And reconstruction obviously)

@KYsquarebody @intelFromBrian Lets work the numbers. US states that they hit 13,000 targets, some multiple times. Next, for each missile that Iran shot, an average of 10 interceptors were deployed and almost 4000 missiles were fired dispensing 40k interceptors. We have not mentioned those pesky drones.

@Afroflame @intelFromBrian Do you seriously believe the U.S in this short of time used up the majority of its missile arsenal??

@KYsquarebody @intelFromBrian Reportedly pulled interceptors from allies in Korea and Europe.

@KYsquarebody @intelFromBrian Strike with what? Everything is used up

@intelFromBrian If they try and toll then the ceasefire is over and the strikes start right back up

I've taught European history for 30 years. Americans have always asked me how the Holocaust was possible, how Germans could have enabled a madman reveling in mass murder to carry out his plans. Now we can see in real time how this is enabled; now we have front-row seats.

@WarMonitors @Primitivecmt8 Lebanon is turning to Gaza. Are you considering a new home, on the moon bro?

@Primitivecmt8 we dont actually

⚡️Mind blowing image taken by the crew of the Artemis II mission during an eclipse.

@billionair_code In Australia, people walk upside down and they are not drooling 😂

I can’t lie, this one still confuses me sometimes…. Like, Earth isn’t sitting on anything. It’s just there. In space. But it’s not really “floating” the way we imagine. It’s actually falling, just not crashing. It keeps falling toward the Sun, but it’s moving sideways at the same time, so it keeps missing it. That’s what orbit really is. And the crazy part? We don’t feel any of this. No speed, no falling, nothing. Everything just feels.. normal. Space is wild fr.

@TimMadigan9 @WarMonitors Google told me I needed to stand 6 feet from a fellow human being while wearing a facemask😂

@Afroflame @WarMonitors Ever heard of Google?

Your iq is automatically capped at double digits if you think the moon landings were fake.

Compare Ngong- Suswa “completed” road to a small city road in Ethiopia. Low quality low ambition elites is a curse,really. 🤦🏾‍♀️

Tonight, humankind once again reaches new heights, pushing the boundaries of what is possible. It will be a powerful moment to reflect on the depth of human intellect and the extraordinary advancement of science and technology. As astronauts on Artemis II approach the Moon, they will travel farther from Earth than any humans have, witnessing a side of our celestial neighbour that has rarely been seen, the one that faces away from the earth. According to @NASA, at a critical point, they will pass behind the Moon and enter a period of complete communication blackout, where they will be cut off from Earth for roughly 40 minutes. In that vast silence and darkness of space, they will be entirely on their own. This bit reminds me of the experience of Michael Collins during the historic Apollo 11 Moon Landing in 1969. While Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the Moon, Collins remained alone in the Command Module, orbiting silently for over 21 hours. At times, as he passed behind the Moon, he was completely cut off from both Earth and his crew mates, separated by over 250,000 miles. Collins would later be described as the loneliest man in history.

@WarMonitors I have a better picture of the moon from my backyard

So cool, my God…

@WarMonitors Here is another contraption, worse than the first.

@WarMonitors You are a moron and an idiot to believe that these steel pipes covered in aluminum foil took people to the moon

@NA_Faraz @WarMonitors Hahaha

@WarMonitors Bro we understand it, it's cool, move on.

Denying space exploration is hands down the most “good goy” behaviour you could partake in, fyi.

Believe it or not, there are only 4 living humans who are not in this photo.

Jesus Christ 😂😂

@Hahaheytherehoe @ValerieC_TX @WarMonitors What the heck are they going around the moon for? the contraption won't survive the landing?

@Afroflame @ValerieC_TX @WarMonitors You couldn’t be more wrong. This mission is going AROUND the moon and the 2027 mission will be landing on it. Just because you can’t understand it doesn’t mean it’s not happening

@MisterInfoman @WarMonitors hhahahahaha

@WarMonitors Fucking fake donut. Gay of hormuz is the only thing that is real