Old School Jarhead

@SweeneySteve @ImBreckWorsham That’s funny. They “tried” to kill you. Have you seen them “try” to kill anyone? I’ve been seeing them “kill” terrorists.

Today I$rael tried to kill me in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon as I was reporting on was the targeting of bridges and the forced displacement of 1 million people, an ethnic cleansing operation on a larger scale than the Nakba I have absolutely no doubt that this was deliberate. Despite claims there were no warnings ahead of the strike and no notifications sent to the Lebanese Army who allowed us to film As we have seen in Gaza they want to silence journalists who document and report their war crimes It is the western powers who provide political and military support for I$rael, arming it to the teeth to carry out genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing here in Lebanon. They are not simply complicit, but active participants and should be held accountable for their actions. But if I$rael thinks today’s strike will silence us and keep us out of the field they are very, very mistaken

@hayfarani Beiruit....Vacation....two words that are not in the same sentence Doc. To be fair, they told all the folks to get out, the r*pists and m*urderers got out too though, so it'll be ok. Just another Hezzy HQ down

I am a US citizen & Surgeon who took care of the Boston Maraton Bombing victims in 2013. I paid for 7 years to own a small apartment in downtown #Beirut for my 3 kids to enjoy summers there. Today, #Israel reduced my dream home to rubble, with american weapons, paid by my taxes.

@RickSanchezTV @YouTube @TeamYouTube You have the right to say what you do, no one is taking that right from you. Maybe the Ayatollah will put you on YouTubeIRAN!!! They seem to love your content.

My personal @YouTube has been permanently banned for a bogus reason. @TeamYouTube sent me an arbitrary excuse that says they won't bring back my channel. What happened to free speech?

@NoAlphaLimits @SuzeBujsaim So yeah, you figured out something they didn’t. What a maroon

🚨🚨🚨 ISRAEL JUST MADE THE SINGLE MOST DANGEROUS MILITARY DECISION OF THE ENTIRE WAR. AND NOBODY UNDERSTANDS WHAT THEY JUST TRIGGERED. 🚨🚨🚨 Israel and the U.S. struck South Pars — the LARGEST gas field on the planet. But here's what they either didn't know or didn't care about: South Pars is jointly managed by Iran AND Qatar. They didn't just attack Iran. They attacked the energy backbone of their OWN Gulf allies. Let that sink in. 💀 The IRGC just declared ALL major energy facilities across the entire GCC as "direct and legitimate targets" — and warned strikes are coming in the "COMING HOURS." 💀 Listed targets: Qatar's LNG complex, Saudi Aramco facilities, UAE oil terminals — EVERYTHING. 💀 Saudi Aramco has already EVACUATED workers from the SAMREF refinery in Yanbu. They're not waiting. They KNOW what's coming. 💀 Iranian hackers have ALREADY hit Aramco's digital systems — posting images and issuing threats to PARALYZE their infrastructure. 💀 Multiple EXPLOSIONS just heard in Riyadh — confirmed by Reuters, AFP, and AP. Sirens sounding in the Saudi capital. Do you understand the scale of what's happening? ⚠️ Qatar's LNG complex is the LARGEST on Earth. It supplies 30% of the world's liquefied natural gas. If Iran hits it — Europe's heating supply DISAPPEARS overnight. Not in months. OVERNIGHT. ⚠️ Saudi Aramco is the most valuable company on the PLANET — worth $1,800,000,000,000. Its refineries process 12 MILLION barrels per day. One successful strike takes 10% of the world's oil OFFLINE. ⚠️ In 2019, a SINGLE drone attack on Saudi Aramco's Abqaiq facility knocked out 5.7 million barrels per day and sent oil up 15% in ONE session. Iran now has 10x the motivation and NOTHING left to lose. They're showing you "precision strikes on Iranian targets." They're NOT showing you that those strikes just gave Iran the JUSTIFICATION to destroy every oil facility from Qatar to Saudi Arabia to the UAE. Here's the logic — follow it carefully: → You bomb a gas field that's JOINTLY OWNED with Qatar → Qatar — your own Gulf ally — publicly condemns you → Iran uses the attack as justification to target ALL Gulf energy → IRGC formally declares Gulf facilities as "legitimate targets" → Aramco starts EVACUATING refineries → Explosions hit RIYADH → You didn't weaken Iran. You gave them the excuse to burn down the ENTIRE Gulf's economy. If this was a "strategic victory," why is Aramco evacuating workers RIGHT NOW? If Iran's military is "degraded," why are 6 Gulf nations scrambling to protect their oil fields from an attack they believe is IMMINENT? Complete silence. You don't evacuate the world's most valuable company unless you KNOW what's coming. The IRGC said "coming hours." Not days. Not weeks. HOURS. And every Gulf state just went from spectator to TARGET. This is no longer a war between the U.S. and Iran. This is a war that's about to ERASE the Gulf's entire energy infrastructure — the infrastructure that powers HALF the planet. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 They don't want you seeing this. Follow + RT to beat the algorithm. 🚨

@FmrRepMTG Have you lost your mind?

Heartbreaking 💔 THIS is what we thought MAGA was going to end. We believed Trump would end it because he told us he would. This is Trump’s new MAGA and I want nothing to do with it. Pray for our troops🙏because Trump is sacrificing them for Israel.

@Polymarket @grok how much money could @Meta have given each adult in the US instead of this colossal waste?

JUST IN: Meta announces they'll be shutting down the Metaverse, after pouring $80,000,000,000.00 into the project.

@RickSanchezTV Holy Shit man, you have proven yourself to be a fucking communist. How many rubles are them dudes paying you?

Russia’s ISKANDER completely BEATS PATRIOT! Russia intercepts 99% of missiles while MIT professor Ted Postol says Patriot and THAAD intercept less than 5%. It mysteriously varies from publicly claimed numbers in US. How much longer are they going to live in a fairy tale? More content on YouTube and BitChute: @jspeakwRickSanchez" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">m.youtube.com/@jspeakwRickSa… bitchute.com/channel/4BfnNK…

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#JamesLongman #ABCNEWS seriously downplayed the number of people the #Iranian Regime killed in January. He stated 7,000. Independent sources say 30-40,000. Do better @DavidMuir

How much more direct do they have to be? Did they actually have to nuke American city? Bomb an American city I mean, what more would you want to validate this? This should happen decades ago. 1. Direct Attacks by Iran on U.S. • 1979-1981: Iran Hostage Crisis – Seized U.S. Embassy in Tehran; 52 Americans held 444 days (1 died in rescue attempt). • 2019: Downed U.S. Drone – IRGC shot down RQ-4 Global Hawk over Strait of Hormuz. • 2020: Missile Strikes on U.S. Bases in Iraq – Fired missiles at Al-Asad & Erbil; 100+ troops injured (brain injuries). 2. Proxy Attacks (Iran-Backed Groups) – Over 1,000 U.S. Deaths Total • 1983: Beirut Embassy Bombing – Hezbollah killed 63 (17 Americans). • 1983: Beirut Marine Barracks – Hezbollah bomb killed 241 U.S. Marines/personnel. • 1984: CIA Chief Buckley Murder – Hezbollah kidnapped/tortured/killed in Beirut. • 1980s: Beirut Kidnappings – Hezbollah took dozens of Americans; several executed. • 1996: Khobar Towers Bombing – Hezbollah al-Hejaz killed 19 U.S. airmen in Saudi Arabia. • 2003-2011: Iraq War – Shia militias (e.g., Kataib Hezbollah) killed 603-608 U.S. troops (~17% of total). • 2001-2021: Afghanistan – Aid to Taliban contributed to dozens-hundreds of U.S. casualties. • 2019: Oil/Shipping Attacks – Houthis hit Saudi facilities; disrupted U.S. interests. • 2023: Syria Drone Strike – Killed 1 U.S. contractor, wounded 5 troops. • Oct 2023: Hamas Attack – 46-48 Americans killed, 12 hostages (several executed). • 2023-2024: 180+ Attacks on U.S. Forces – In Iraq/Syria/Jordan; 3 killed, 180+ wounded. • 2024: Jordan Drone Attack – Kataib Hezbollah killed 3 U.S. soldiers, injured 40+. 3. Assassination Attempts on U.S. Soil (Foiled; 17 in 2020-2025, 27 Total Since 2011) • 2011: Saudi Ambassador Plot – IRGC-linked bomb plan in D.C. • 2022-2025: Bolton & Pompeo Plots – Multiple IRGC attempts; bounties offered. • 2023-2024: Journalist Alinejad Plots – Kidnapping/murder; second unsealed in 2024. • 2024: Merchant Plot – Tied to IRGC; targeted politicians (possibly Trump/Biden). • 2024: Farahani Plot – Spy sought hitmen for U.S. officials. • 2024: Shakeri Plot – Tasked to kill Trump; targeted Jewish Americans. • 2025: Multi-Country Plots – Assassinations/abductions in U.S./Europe. 4. Other Threats (Verbal, Cyber, Economic) • Verbal: “Death to America” chants; bases as “legitimate targets.” • Cyber: Hacks on U.S. infrastructure; 2024 election interference. • Economic/Maritime: Threats to close Strait of Hormuz; ship harassment. • Homeland: Post-2026 strike warnings for U.S. soil attacks. 5. Americans Currently Detained in Iran (as of March 2026) • At least 4-6 held (mostly dual nationals on bogus charges like espionage). • Known: Reza Valizadeh (journalist, detained 2024); Kamran Hekmati (2025); 2-4 unnamed. • Historical: Nearly 100 detained since 1979; U.S. freed 175+ wrongfully detained globally since 2025.

Gold Star wife here. When ISIS killed your wife, you supported going after the people responsible. You understood exactly why we were fighting and never called it “Israel’s war.” My husband, Alan, was killed by Iranian proxies in Iraq. And now, after decades, the fight is finally leading back to the number one state sponsor of terrorism in the world. You understood it when it was your loss. Now you’re minimizing it when it’s mine. You don’t get to redefine this war just because it’s not your grief anymore.

@LindseyGrahamSC @POTUS I was going to reply to your crooked ass, but when I read the comments I could do no better. You were roasted before I got here

Just spoke to @POTUS about our European allies’ unwillingness to provide assets to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning, which benefits Europe far more than America. I have never heard him so angry in my life. I share that anger given what’s at stake. The arrogance of our allies to suggest that Iran with a nuclear weapon is of little concern and that military action to stop the ayatollah from acquiring a nuclear bomb is our problem not theirs is beyond offensive. The European approach to containing the ayatollah’s nuclear ambitions have proven to be a miserable failure. The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep for Europe and America. I consider myself very forward-leaning on supporting alliances, however at a time of real testing like this, it makes me second guess the value of these alliances. I am certain I am not the only senator who feels this way.

Bill Clinton received about $15 million for his memoir My Life. Hillary Clinton received about $8 million for her memoir Living History. That’s about $23 million dollars for the memories of two people who testify they can't remember anything.

@MarioNawfal This guy is a fool

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 THREE U.S AIRCRAFT CARRIERS ARE STAYING AWAY FROM IRAN. THEY'RE AFRAID OF BEING SUNK Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says the USS Abraham Lincoln took damage and moved further away. The Ford. The Lincoln. The George H.W. Bush. None of them are getting close enough to launch effective strikes. Meanwhile Iran's president walked down the street taking selfies with people. Hundreds of thousands rallied in the squares as bombs fell. Not in panic. In defiance. Iran isn't the one desperately trying to end this war. "It's not Iran that's begging for a ceasefire. It's the United States.

@gothburz This is a liberal retards wet dream. We need to legislate this!!

I am Sam Hazen, CEO of HCA Healthcare. The largest for-profit hospital system in the United States. One hundred and eighty-two hospitals. Twenty states. I oversee a spreadsheet called the chargemaster. It has 42,000 line items. Each line item is a price. The prices are not real. I need to be precise about that. They are not estimates. Not approximations. Not market rates. They are anchors. An anchor is a number you set high so that every negotiated discount feels like a victory. No relationship to cost. No relationship to value. A relationship to leverage. My team sets the anchors. That is the job. The price is correct. Take a drug. Keytruda. Immunotherapy. Treats sixteen types of cancer. The manufacturer charges approximately $11,000 per dose. That is the acquisition cost. What the hospital pays. My team enters it into the chargemaster. They do not enter $11,000. They enter $43,000. That is the gross charge. The gross charge is a fiction. No one pays it. No one is expected to pay it. The gross charge exists so that when Blue Cross negotiates a 68% discount, they pay $13,760, and the contract says "68% discount" and both parties feel the transaction was rigorous. A 68% discount on a fictional price produces a real price that is 25% above acquisition cost. That margin is where I live. My 2025 compensation was $26.5 million. Eighty percent of my bonus is tied to EBITDA. Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization. It is also earnings before the patient opens the bill. Same dose of Keytruda at the hospital across town. Gross charge: $12,000. Blue Cross rate: $10,200. Same drug. Same dose. Same needle. Same cancer. Different spreadsheet. The CMS transparency data showed the ratio between the highest and lowest negotiated price for the same drug at the same hospital can reach 2,347 to one. Not 2x. Not 10x. Not 100x. Two thousand three hundred and forty-seven to one. For the same thing. In the same building. On the same Tuesday. The price is correct. Every drug in the chargemaster has twelve prices. Twelve. Gross charge. Medicare rate. Medicaid rate. Blue Cross. Aetna. Cigna. UnitedHealth. Humana. Workers' comp. Tricare. Auto insurance. And the self-pay rate. The self-pay rate is for the person without insurance. It is the gross charge. The fictional number. The anchor. The person without insurance pays the number that was designed to be negotiated down from. They pay the ceiling because they have no one to negotiate on their behalf. Same drug. Same chair. Same nurse. They pay the price that no insurer in the country would accept. I maintain a file. CDM line item 637-4892-PKB. Saline flush. Sodium chloride 0.9%. Acquisition cost: $0.47. We charge $87. That is an 18,410% markup. The saline flush is used before and after every IV infusion. A chemo patient receiving twelve cycles will be charged $87 for saline fourteen times per visit. I know the math. My team built the math. The math is the job. The price is correct. In 2021, the federal government required hospitals to publish their prices. The Hospital Price Transparency Rule. Machine-readable file. Gross charges. Discounted cash prices. Payer-specific negotiated rates. We complied. We posted the file. The file is a 9,400-row CSV on our website under "Patient Financial Resources." Four clicks from the homepage. Column F: "CDM_GROSS_CHG." Column J: "DERV_PAYERID_NEGRATE." My team designed the column headers. They designed them to comply. They did not design them to communicate. CMS reported 93% of hospitals now post a file. Compliance. But only 62% of the posted data is usable. That gap is where we operate. We are compliant. The data is published. The data is incomprehensible. A researcher downloaded our file. She spent three weeks cleaning it. She called the billing department for clarification on 340 line items. They transferred her four times. The fourth transfer was to a voicemail box that was full. She published her analysis anyway. Cardiac catheterization lab charges: $8,200 to $71,000 for the same procedure depending on the payer. The report received eleven views on our press monitoring dashboard. I saw it. I did not forward it. On April 1, a new CMS rule takes effect. Hospital CEOs must personally attest — by name, encoded in the machine-readable file — that the pricing data is "true, accurate, and complete." My name. Sam Hazen. In the file. Attesting that 42,000 fictional anchors are true, accurate, and complete. They are complete. I will give them that. Forty-two thousand line items is nothing if not complete. A new analyst read the transparency data. She asked why the same MRI costs $450 for Medicare and $4,200 for Aetna in the same building on the same machine. I told her the rates reflect negotiated contractual agreements between the payer and the facility. She said that doesn't explain the difference. I told her the difference IS the contractual agreement. She said that sounds like the price is arbitrary. I told her the price is the result of a rigorous, multi-variable analysis that accounts for acuity, case mix, regional market dynamics, and payer contract terms. She asked if I could show her the analysis. I told her the analysis is proprietary. The analysis does not exist. The analysis is my team, in Q4, adjusting the chargemaster upward by the percentage the CFO wrote on a sticky note. The sticky note this year said "6-8%." They chose 7.4% because it is between six and eight and it has a decimal, which makes it look calculated. She stopped asking. The price is correct. My insurance. The executive health plan. Not in the chargemaster. Administered separately. I do not pay the gross charge. I do not pay the negotiated rate. I pay a $20 copay for services at our own facilities. Gross charge for my treatment: $14,200. Insured rate for our largest commercial payer: $8,600. I pay $20. The executive health plan was designed by the Chief Human Resources Officer and approved by the compensation committee. I was not on the compensation committee. I was a beneficiary of it. That is a different thing. I benefit from the system I price. I price the system I benefit from. These are two separate facts that happen to involve the same person. HCA Healthcare was named the Most Admired Company in our industry by Fortune magazine for the twelfth consecutive year. That was February. The same month I sold $21.5 million in company stock and purchased zero shares. Fortune did not ask about the chargemaster. I am Sam Hazen, CEO of HCA Healthcare. I have 42,000 prices in a spreadsheet across 182 hospitals. None of them are real. All of them are charged. Same drug: $12,000 or $43,000. Depends on which spreadsheet. Which building. Which contract. Which page of which PDF. The patient who has no contract pays the most. The researcher who found the discrepancy got a voicemail box that was full. The analyst who asked why stopped asking. The executive who prices the system pays $20. On April 1, I will personally attest that this is true, accurate, and complete. The price is correct. The price has always been correct. I am the price.

When ideology collides with reality. A woman who publicly identifies as a dog was attacked by an actual dog. It's a strange moment that raises a bigger question: when society blurs the line between identity and reality, what happens when the real world pushes back? Reality doesn't care about trends, hashtags, or feelings. The world still runs on truth, biology, and consequences. Sometimes the most uncomfortable moments expose how far culture has drifted from common sense.

The difference between a conservative and a liberal explained in simple terms.

@SenMarkKelly Oh my god. Is your head that far up your ass? Listen to the words and how he said them.

Secretary Hegseth needs to explain exactly what he meant when he said “no quarter." It's well established that it means to take no prisoners — to kill them instead of accept their surrender. That is illegal under U.S. and international law, would put our servicemembers at greater risk, and erodes the good order and discipline of the best military in the world. My letter to the Secretary of Defense: