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@BuzzPatterson your cheque is now available for collection in the oval office trumptard

It looks like peace with Iran is imminent. Stocks are way up, and oil prices are way down. The US Navy controls the Strait and the EU countries will take it over at some point. Iran lost everything and they are no longer allowed to enrich uranium. They’ve significantly damaged their relationships with their former Gulf allies. The US military won. They just executed the most flawless and historically unthinkable military operation in my lifetime. We are back! It’s over. The US won. Trump won. And, by extension, the American left lost. They, once again, chose the wrong team. Let their gnashing of teeth and prehistoric animal screeching commence! And I’m here for it! What are your thoughts? Agree or disagree? Please reply. I read ALL responses.

@Askmannen @IncelsCo you doofus- if he was able to get laid by lowering his standards then he was never an incel to begin with- yet another incel armchair- expert gets a lesson in from us lived- experience ppl

@IncelsCo Most incels can looksmax for like 4 months, get laid by lowering their standards to get over their fear of women and be a normie within a year. Unless your face card is terrible or you have autism, then you're SOL

Counterpoint:

@IncelsCo guys am i alone here but what is the point of even trying when (women don´t seem to get this btw) there is a very narrow objective standard of male attractivenss and i already know i fall short of this,so why do women have a hard time accepting thereis no point in useven trying??

@ramzpaul What does the US get?

Looks like a potential good deal for Iran. - Iran gets 20 billion of their frozen funds back - Iran ships off highly enriched uranium to a Third Party - Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz and will collect tolls. - Iran maintains their drone and ballistic missiles - no regime change

@Badhombre Can someone please explain what trump has gotten out of all this or am I missing something important here?? - 15 dead soldiers , hundreds more wounded, regime still intact, and hundreds of billions spent in fighting the war, wtf??

The experts: - The naval blockade won’t work. - Iran is winning the war and they have all the leverage. - Oil prices will soar. Reality: - The blockade worked and the strait is open. - Iran capitulated. - Oil prices are down 10% this morning. Stop taking these people seriously.

@billybob_reboot @MarioNawfal yeah, sure, you know better than the CEOs of big oil as regards to Venezeula- they showed practically ZERO interest in the place during the meeting in the white house- plus, that country could take back its oil at anytime with new goverments formed- history has proved this

@hideouslyugly @MarioNawfal Wrong. We are a net exporter of oil. We have 100s of years of oil and gas. We will be exporting LNG after we finish building a few more terminals. Venezuela has lots of oil selling right now, and production is being rebuilt quickly with a huge consortium of oil companies

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Oil at $210 in Singapore. Fertilizer prices tripled. One rancher's feed bill jumped from $1,600 to $9,000. Former CIA officer Larry Johnson says the economic shockwave from this war hasn't even arrived yet. When it does, he expects it to look more like the Great Depression than a recession. Farmers across the U.S. and the world are already drowning. And the full collapse is still ahead of us.

@jacksonhinklle i called it ages ago- the U.S will do an underhand deal giving it some degree of control over Iranian oil, + regime change-lite- not a bad prediction if i do say so myself!

🤣🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump went from 'REGIME CHANGE' to 'STRAIT OF IRAN' really quick...

@billybob_reboot @MarioNawfal You haven't a clue what you're talking about, just as I suspected - the US does not have an abundance of oil available to export (it has gas products yes, but not oil), Venezuela will take a decade(according to expers) to get up and running

@hideouslyugly @MarioNawfal The USA has extra oil all the time... as does Venezuela now. The only reason oil is high now and folks who depend on middle east oil are short on supply ... they should pick their friends better. When Hormuz opens, the biggest threat to world peace, Iran, is gone for good.

@bennyjohnson What he omits is US also CONSUMES a lot of oil-it does not have a superabundance of it available to export

America Is Now the World’s Top Energy Superpower — By a MASSIVE Margin - Oil: 24 million barrels per day 🇺🇸 More than Saudi Arabia's 10.9 million and Russia's 10.5 million COMBINED - Natural gas: 119 billion cubic feet per day 🇺🇸 More than Russia's 62 billion, Iran's 27 billion and China's 23 billion COMBINED A prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz would hurt America's economy — but it would absolutely DESTROY Europe and Asia’s. Europe depends far more heavily on the strait for its energy demands. Yet it is foolishly failing to help us. This is what a weak and unreliable “ally” looks like. Europe should get its act together before it’s too late. We will not forget. America’s energy dominance gives us tremendous strategic leverage.

@ettysix @localsweety you don´t get it- this is literally going to take down civilization, and thats not an exaggeration

@localsweety She is being honest. You don't want women to say this because it exposes women's true desires. Good moral men will never excite women as much as an asshole, bad boy type. Good men are just what they want to fall back on once they have had all their fun.

I am begging women to stop saying this stuff publicly

@localsweety this is the worst act of self- sabotage every committed by women against their own gender- openingly telling men that women not only tolerate, but actually have a preference for bad, abusive men has/will do more damage to gender relations and dating than almost anything before

@PaulaSeeksTruth thats complete bullshit- a very confident man is wayyy more likely to come across as ´nice´, talkative, charming etc etc, so really, confidence= ´niceness´ And to be confident in the first place he needs to have a certain degree of physical attractiveness

Men tell me that "women don't like nice men". But I don't think this is true and I suspect there is a lot more to this. 1. "Nice men" are not nice, kind men. They are often men that lack desirable traits like confidence and assertiveness, so this is their problem, not niceness.

@Commentary4us @CindyKatz9 @TwinkTheory us incels

@hideouslyugly @CindyKatz9 @TwinkTheory Who is we and what chick has gotten nauseous looking at you.

He’s won. Because of his looks society feels a collective urge to shelter him like a baby bird with a broken wing. If he were ugly it would just be like an endless series of allegations then jail

@CindyKatz9 @Commentary4us @TwinkTheory we induce nausea because we were born physically unattractive

@Commentary4us @TwinkTheory The account is more than likely an offshore paid for troll. But to these incels the virtual world is better than the real world bc irl they induce nausea. A creep is a creep no matter what they look like.

@Commentary4us @TwinkTheory also women: ´i´m going to call you a virgin as we both know its the ultimate insult to your masculine identity´!!

@TwinkTheory I think alot of yall spend too much time worrying what women think of you- and use it as a metric for your value. If you think cuz this woman wants to protect him because hes cute means something or youre letting that determine your self worth youre f*cking up.

@TheTrueBudman @ShadowbanSlam @TrueMansplainer yes- and he would not even have to flip burgers full time to have a decent quality single life, at least where i come from- single men can live and get by on very little compared to women

@hideouslyugly @ShadowbanSlam @TrueMansplainer Exactly this. Why bust his butt for no reward when he can flip burgers and get enough to fund single life and a hobby or two (and have more free time!)?

If it were to be unbiasedly studied why young men are leaving the workforce and college in droves, I don't think the culture is going to like the answer.

@_louise__ thats what the ´glorious revolution´ was all about- they could never allow a catholic monarch back on the throne because Catholics could not be relied upon to uphold usurious contracts- the debt slavery the English wished to impose could only happen if protestants were in charge

Ireland did not just "become" what it is today. It was engineered. After Oliver Cromwell invaded Ireland in the 1650s, the entire structure of this country was ripped apart. Native land was seized. Irish families were dispossessed. Power was handed to a new ruling class loyal not to the people of Ireland, but to the English Crown. This was the beginning of what became known as the Protestant Ascendancy, a system where a small elite controlled the land, the law, and the political institutions of Ireland. But that system still needed to be locked in. Made permanent. Protected from ever being undone. That is where Sophia of Hanover comes in. The Act of Settlement 1701 did something critical. It legally barred Catholics from the throne and permanently tied the monarchy of Britain and Ireland to a Protestant bloodline through Sophia of Hanover and her descendants.. That was not just about religion. That was about control. It ensured that no future monarch could come from the people who had been dispossessed. No Catholic sovereign could ever return to reverse the land theft, the legal system, or the power structure imposed after Cromwell. It cemented the system. From that moment on, the head of state over Ireland was legally required to come from a line that upheld the very order created through conquest. Fast forward to 1922 and the creation of the Irish Free State. People are told this was freedom. But look closer. The Free State was born out of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, signed under threat of renewed war. It kept the British monarch as head of state. It kept the Crown structure. It kept the legal and land systems that had been built over centuries. Yes, it was voted on by members of Dáil Éireann, but the Irish people themselves were never directly asked to design their own system from the ground up. They were handed a framework and told to accept or reject it under pressure. So when you trace it properly, the line is clear: Cromwell imposed the system. Sophia of Hanover’s succession locked it in. And the Free State inherited it. This is not about religion. It is about continuity of power. A system created through conquest, secured through law, and carried forward under the appearance of independence.

@billybob_reboot @MarioNawfal where is all this excess supply gonna come from to make oil drop to 40 a barrel ´oh enlightened one´ ???

@MarioNawfal I've been shorting oil for 3 weeks, and I close on every sharp dip in oil price. Everytime idiots like you post, I get a chance it get a new short entry. The Shockwave that is coming is the drop in oil to $40/barrel. THANKS FOR THE GAINS!!

@nixonist the devaluation of human labour is always a telltale sign of a great empire/civilisation nearing its end point- it was true in Ancient Rome, medieval Florence, and it is now happening in the west

Why are women reacting negatively to this? I thought that women being out of the workforce and staying home was a horrible atrocity that men inflicted on them against their will. What's wrong with men paying reparations by being oppressed in the same way?

@ShadowbanSlam @TheTrueBudman @TrueMansplainer you´ve missed the whole point- a man is not gonna have the motivation to become an engineer if he believes a wife and family are unobtainable

@hideouslyugly @TheTrueBudman @TrueMansplainer Pride in your work is the big one. Might not apply if you work at 7-11 stocking Monster Energy, but it does if you're an engineer.