Djemba Djemba

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Djemba Djemba

Djemba Djemba

@0dCaiman

Katılım Ağustos 2022
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Ryan Grim
Ryan Grim@ryangrim·
Nate Swanson warned that Iran would close the Strait of Hormuz and respond to a U.S.-Israeli attack by making it a regional war. He was fired at urging of Laura Loomer. After Israel and the U.S. attacked Iran, the Trump administration claimed there was no way we could have known that Iran would close the Strait of Hormuz and respond by attacking bases across the region. The irony is that people like Swanson are trying to help the U.S. make smart decisions. Here is Laura defending getting him fired:
Laura Loomer@LauraLoomer

Nathanael Swanson deserved to be fired. As I exposed, he is an Obama holdover. Swanson ran to @politico last week after I got him fired to cry about President Trump. He can cry about me all he wants. He’s just sour grapes over the fact that I exposed him. Every single Obama holdover must be purged from the Trump administration. How many times does this need to be said? I am helping to keep America safe with my exposes. You love America’s adversaries. I am working to defeat them and expose them because I love America. You hate America. Read my May 2025 expose of Nate Swanson here: Obama Holdover Nathanael Swanson Must Be Removed from The State Department’s Iran Negotiation Team loomered.com/2025/05/27/oba…

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RaiderF16
RaiderF16@F16RaiderF22·
@0dCaiman @BRyvkin Bombing the Russian ally country that supplies drones to Russia is somehow Pro-Putin.
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Boris Ryvkin
Boris Ryvkin@BRyvkin·
Trump not sending enough direct military aid to Ukraine (Obama sent nothing, despite the Crimean takeover, btw) is bad and probably pro-Putin. Trump selling weapons to the Europeans to transfer to Ukraine is also pro-Putin (but the Europeans continuing to buy Russian hydrocarbons is fine). Trump wanting a higher defense budget is, uh, pro-Putin. And Trump going after Putin ally Iran, which deploys suicide drones against Ukraine, is also somehow pro-Putin. And, as a catch-all, Trump is actually a dictator of convenience (query what a dictatorship of inconvenience is?). I just can’t with these people anymore. They need a couch.
Timothy Snyder@TimothyDSnyder

Why does Trump want to increase the defense budget by almost 50%? Because he sees it as a payoff to the guys who will help him establish his dictatorship of convenience.

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VolgareTurnus
VolgareTurnus@VolgareT·
@0dCaiman @matthewcoppola @ryangrim @MaxBlumenthal We'd been cultivating Kurd support in and for Iran for decades. They'd do anything for their own country. Which they would have if Iran fell. WE sent them back. Kurds are pretty brutal. Things would've def gotten ugly.
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Oliver Kovac
Oliver Kovac@nouvrichblumoon·
@varadmehta Most Amerocans dont think it is a bad idea. That is the false premise they are coping on. They're hoping the middle terms hurt Trump. They've never look past their own arrogance long enough to figure anything out.
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Varad Mehta
Varad Mehta@varadmehta·
It'd be one thing if the US had demanded Europeans join in the attacks. All the US asked instead was that we be allowed to use our own airbases from which our own personnel would conduct attacks. Europe wouldn't be involved at all. Even that was too much. Good luck with that.
Gerard Baker@gerardtbaker

The casuistry here is remarkable. This is the simple reality: Like most Americans, most Europeans think this war is a bad idea.Their governments are being asked to take a huge risk by a man who has proved unreliable, volatile and intemperate over and over. Who would do that?

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Shaun Maguire
Shaun Maguire@shaunmmaguire·
How did we get to the point Where so many Americans are rooting against America?
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Nicholas J. Stelzner
Nicholas J. Stelzner@stelzner_n1150·
The strongest Republican to challenge Newsom in 2028 is DeSantis. He has already defeated him in a debate.
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Djemba Djemba
Djemba Djemba@0dCaiman·
@JeffRiepl @sunnyright that's cool, I'm sure he doesn't feel sorry for himself, but knowing that Hegseth and Trump are corrupt and mentally retarded tells us that they will replace him with sycophants and retards
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Jeffrey Riepl
Jeffrey Riepl@JeffRiepl·
@sunnyright No sads here. He'll get a fat pension, choice of cushy position at a defense contractor, golf cart in his Florida garage, and enuff suck-up neighbors to call him "general." Even the neighbors who evaded Vietnam will play that game.
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Sandra
Sandra@SandraKM123·
@cabsav456 Great news. I thought Hegseth did this a long time ago. What took so long? These 'officers' ere trying to unermine the Commander in Chief. Obama satuarated the Pentagon with personnel who would undermine his successors
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Lauren
Lauren@cabsav456·
It’s becoming increasingly clear why the top JAGs were all fired. Hegseth has openly disdained military lawyers for years — calling JAGs “jagoffs” in his book, telling troops in Iraq to ignore their rules of engagement advice, and railing against what he calls “stupid rules” and legal “roadblocks” to winning. He has been explicit about his view: war‑crimes concerns are an obstacle, not a safeguard. He wants “maximum lethality, not tepid legality.” But there is a fine and enormously consequential line between targeting legitimate military infrastructure and committing outright war crimes. Crossing that line is not only immoral but illegal, strategically reckless, and corrosive to U.S. credibility. And with a majority of Americans opposing this war, I don’t see public support materializing for attacks on civilian infrastructure. The Iranian people have already endured decades of hardship under a regime that prioritizes funding terrorism & regional violence over meeting the basic needs of its own citizens. Making civilians pay an even higher price is neither justifiable nor likely to win American backing.
Ryan Goodman@rgoodlaw

This isn't legal analysis. It's idiocy: "A White House official added that electric plants are legitimate military targets because destroying them could foment civil unrest, complicating Tehran’s path to a nuclear device" That would be an F on the bar exam 1/

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Djemba Djemba
Djemba Djemba@0dCaiman·
@pmddomingos Americans elected Trump because they thought he made the economy good in his last term and because he promised to lower prices, things he has no control over and can only make worse, not better.
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Pedro Domingos
Pedro Domingos@pmddomingos·
Europeans don't understand that America has been the world's daddy for the last 80 years out of idealism, not self-interest. Americans genuinely believe in defending freedom and democracy, and they elected Trump because they're tired of receiving only hate and contempt in return for their sacrifices.
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protomemetic
protomemetic@protomemetic·
@avidseries my mom can't stand trump. brings it up every chance she gets. when pressed for details she can't provide any policy specifics. many such cases.
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