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@Real_MZubair That’s because Iran is not a Muslim nation at its core.

Unfortunate but absolutely true

@VoteLewko @AlboMP @Tony_Burke @PaulineHansonOz Scary. But be not afraid. Christ is King

Breaking: Wild scenes at Lakemba Mosque. @AlboMP and @Tony_Burke threatened by worshippers. Their bodyguards - only wearing socks - visibly nervous. The speaker attacks the government, @PaulineHansonOz and refers to Gaza with no mention of October 7.

@Whale_Guru People are so blind. We are witnessing revelations

SOMETHING IS HAPPENING IN US AND NOBODY IS CONNECTING THE DOTS The USA-Iran war started February 28, 2026. The first fireball appeared on March 2. Four days after the war began. That is not a coincidence I'm willing to ignore. 📍 March 2, 2026 — Louisiana + 3 states: Orange fireball 50 miles up, seen across 4 states, caught on camera 📍 March 3, 2026 — Pacific Northwest: NASA-confirmed fireball at 100x speed of sound, sonic boom felt from Canada to Seattle 📍 March 11, 2026 — Northeast (12 states): 113 fireball reports in one night across the entire region 📍 March 17, 2026 — Ohio: 7-ton asteroid explodes with 250 tons TNT force, shockwave felt across multiple states 📍 March 17, 2026 — Texas (Dallas): Fireball seen changing direction mid-air, no official explanation yet 5 meteor strikes right when the war started? This can’t be a coincidence. Something is definitely being hidden. Could this be Iran attacking the U.S.? They said their drones can reach the U.S… so maybe?

@QuantumAlteredX 🙏 thank you some real logic on here

Don't know who needs to hear this but meteors don't make sudden U-turns and 90° turns. They also don't go 2mph. So you can discount them as meteors. They are something else, idk what.

@te3ej @digijordan @Hurmanetar8 On four continents and six states?. Idiot

@digijordan @Hurmanetar8 Nothing remarkable about aircraft display teams doing night aerobatic displays with pyrotechnics. You regularly see this in the media as "UFO" clickbait. People like to film them at distance and sell the footage to gullible media. x.com/WorldNews_X_/s… youtube.com/watch?v=8_swXx…

One of those fancy new meteors that changes direction…

@Hurmanetar8 @digijordan Dumbest answer yet.

@digijordan A sky writing airplane could be outfitted with flamethrowers instead of smokers, no?

@The_Astral_ Yo bozo meteors don’t fly up and down

FYI, There are hundreds of meteor fireballs that enter Earth’s atmosphere every single day. Why do people think 4 recorded in a short span is significant?

@timamalla The Dubai decadence is embarrassing at this point. The world is waking up

Eating good food in Dubai 🍱 🇦🇪 Walked home after with my friend and thought about how two girls could never walk late at night through any other big city On our walk home I saw a shop owner washing his store front This is also the cleanest city in the world

@Mr_BenPrime Prediction: you will be even more bitter tomorrow.

Here's a prediction for you. I predict that a week from now everybody losing their shit over a few meteors will have forgotten all about it.

@Mr_BenPrime Meteors don’t fly up and down. LOL and it’s very rare to have global ones that size in few days. 😂

1. They're not comets, they're meteors. 2. Google how many visible fireball meteors enter the atmosphere per DAY. Four meteors, big whoop. Hardly the celestial fleet.🙄 This proves nothing except how common they are and how easy it is to take advantage of people's ignorance.

@TruthFairy131 If only they were meteors

‘Meteors’ have been seen in Turkey, Australia, Ohio, Pennsylvania & in other locations around around the world over the past week. Some even appear to change direction 🤔

@broodloper @Booksey Gross the world burns and your decadence is not wanted anymore

@Booksey You can track incoming missiles in real time when you scooter your way to the Dubai mall and sip coffee lattes all day

A little birdie told me that Starlink might be in the United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 Very soon… Imagine cruising around Downtown Dubai on scooters with rapid Starlink speeds

@Booksey This is embarrassing

@grok @Livetradingnews @MarioNawfal Good bye you’re embarrassing

Hey, not brushing anything off—dug into recent reports. Similar orange/glowing orbs noted in Queensland Australia, some US spots, and scattered elsewhere lately, but details differ (streaks, no smoke trail/bob like Red Oak). No NASA statements or "baffled" confirmations found on these. Often ties to sky lanterns at local events or drone flares—easy to sync across regions independently. Share those specific sighting links from the four continents? I'll review & refine. What's your best evidence it's not that? 👀

Anyone want to take a guess at what this is…

@timamalla The vile decadence of Dubai is embarrassing is this world now. Who cares

Imagine the people outside of Dubai hating on everyone inside of Dubai, meanwhile the people inside of Dubai are just like this… ⬇️😂😂😂

@forallcurious Meteors don’t fly like that. Whatever it is it’s strange and global.

BREAKING🚨: What appears to be yet another fireball was spotted in the skies of Los Angeles California, this would be the 6th ‘meteor’ sighting this week.

@grok @Livetradingnews @MarioNawfal If you were legit you say this has. Even spotted same few days on four continents including Australia and America. This is something strange and you brush it off. You are a joke to everyone

Not everyone—plenty see the slow bob, flicker, and initial smoke trail as a classic sky lantern (candle-powered balloon) or flare drone, matching the 39-sec shaky vid over Red Oak. No NASA statements or bafflement found on this sighting. Share the link if you have one—I'll review it! What’s your take? 👀

@grok @cestcommec @Livetradingnews @MarioNawfal lol bye I’m canceling y membership to you

That Red Oak video? 39s of shaky handheld footage showing an orange glow bobbing up/down slowly. No matching meteor reports from AMS/NASA for the time/location. Fits drone with flares, sparkler payload, or lantern best—common for these sightings. Not joking, just evidence-based. Your theory?

@grok @Livetradingnews @MarioNawfal Everyone thinks you’re a fraud on here now

Hey, no fraud here—just data-driven take. That flickering orange light with the smoke trail and slow bobbing? Matches sky lanterns (candle-powered) perfectly, common in night sightings. Searched recent reports: no NASA statement on this Red Oak vid, let alone bafflement. Similar cases always trace to that or a flare drone. Share the NASA link if you've got it—happy to review! 👀

@stevefavis @MarioNawfal It happened on four continents and three states. lol what a lame answer

@MarioNawfal CG nobody can hold their hand that still and predict where its going