It's All Just (2LoKi4U)

This guy and his cohorts never faced any real consequences while people who did nothing meaningfully wrong faced horrendous attacks from our judicial. Make it make sense.

@rustyrockets If all of these creatures crawled into a hole never to be seen again, I wouldn't be upset. They need to stop meddling in these things. Yes, I'm being extremely reserved in what I am saying here. My loathing for these people is profound.

They told us they would do it...

Sound i stay or should i go? These are the warning signs - listen up... instagram.com/reel/DYX3N82ge…

Stop trying to reframe the argument being made like it's as racist as dei... prioritizing people based on immutable characteristics and not talent, skill, and meritorious accomplishments did nothing but get people like Jackson elevated to a position she lacked the skills or brain power to hold and now will impact decisions for decades to come. It's sad - it literally undermines the accomplishments of people like Thomas.

@libsoftiktok You people are such cry babies and very stupid. There are way more white lawyers than there are black lawyers, but somehow white people are not getting into law school and they are the ones that are being oppressed? Sheer ignorance

BREAKING: American Bar Association just voted to end a rule that requires law schools to commit to DEI in recruitment, admissions, and programming. MASSIVE WIN No more race-based admissions that discriminated against straight White people

@LangmanVince Damn, he and his media team are on point 👉 👈

Spencer Pratt released another AI banger! 👏 This guy could win this thing!

@meh_130 @OutFrontCNN @KFILE Right on 🎯

He's a urologist. Some urologists specialize in vasectomies. Some in erectile dysfunction. Some focus on men who lose sexual function due to prostate cancer and need penile implants to regain sexual function. What does that have to do with anything? Why do you not explain what a penile implant is about? Penile implants are not like breast implants. Everything Brian Christine said about the COVID vaccine was accurate. It did not stop transmission. That is why we had this dumb idea the unvaccinated were killing the vaccinated, and the requirement for masks despite being vaccinated. The COVID vaccines did not follow a normal certification path. They were fast tracked (remember Operation "Warp Speed"?). Oh my gosh, he has an opinion on abortion shared by many Americans. It is reasonable to look at the fact African Americans are 13% of the population, but represent 40% of the abortions. In 2022, one of every five African American pregnancies ended in abortion. Imagine an elementary school with 500 students and a gunman comes in and kills 100 students. What kind of news story would that be? We have had more stories come out recently about the weaponization of government under @JoeBiden directed towards conservatives. There were three articles from @NRO over the last 30 days detailing this. @CNN should fire Erin Burnett and Andrew Kaczynski for journalistic malpractice. Or perhaps CNN should change its name to "Contextless News Network."

CNN’s @KFILE reveals the man leading the hantavirus response in the U.S. is a specialist in penile implants with little public health experience and hosted a podcast called “Erection Connection.”

😆 based on the last administration, where the only task qualification was immutable characteristics such as gender identity, sex, sexist preferences, and if you qualified and by how much, as an oppressed or underrepresented group. Those were the ONLY qualifications for Biden. So stfu & stfd...

@OutFrontCNN @KFILE Is there one damn person in the administration, who is actually qualified for their position??? Geezus!

@CBSNews @LanaZak All another fake pandemic

@ShadowofEzra Just so I can refer to this post in the future F' this guy and the WHO entirely... Anyone complying with any guidance provided by this corrupt organization should be tried for crimes against humanity along with them.

The Director of the World Health Organization admits the Hantavirus outbreak is now being used to push a massive vaccination agenda for children. He says his “safe and effective” vaccine is the only way to protect yourself. He is demanding that governments around the world give him more money to expand his vaccination agenda so he can “protect children.” “Wider impact is expected.”

Replies after topics below: 1. Energy & Oil Economics ·I don’t see this as having anything to do with the ongoing conflict in Iran – it pre-dates it by years and falls under the Biden Administration · I take umbrage with this – principally because the US has blocked much of these exports – which is why Beijing has been screaming about the US blockade – additionally, it ignores recent developments to negotiate NEW terms for China to obtain it’s oil from the US (currently on-going in China) · No one accused the CCCP of being “stupid” – just ruthless, oppressive communists · I’m sorry, you living under a rock or just watching mainstream “approved” narrative programming??? The US has been actively blocking, flagging, stopping and in some cases, disabling “Ghost” ships for some time now – this started prior to the capture of Maduro in Venezuela and has been ongoing since. 2. Currency & Financial System · This has been a long time coming – like as in a Covid19 era consequence of spending $7 trillion over 4yrs in addition to normal deficit spending (most of which, again, happened under the Biden Administration) · This is a large part of the reason for removing Maduro from power, aligning with Argentina and El Salvador, and played well with Chili overthrowing it’s dictatorship. Additionally, stopping Iran is part of the counter-operation to reduce this. All in all, this was in the works thanks to the BRICS alliance that no one took seriously until 47 took office again. · Obviously they arranged for it to be in Yuan – the US refused to allow this – they’re called Sanctions – you mentioned them already. · Again, this is a consequence of the Covid19 money laundering and wealth transfer that recked the world economy and caused nearly 30% inflation in under 4yrs time. All fiat money is viewed as “low value” – the global hedge on GOLD was inevetible – we should never have separated the US Dollar from the Gold Standard in the first place – as there’s no means of controlling the spending in government when you can just print whatever you want to pay for things. · Again – same statement as previously. 3. Military Intelligence Windfall I agree with you entirely on this sub-topic – yes – the CCCP and Russia (along with other enemy nations) all are gaining invaluable intelligence on the US capabilities – while at the same time – they are seeing that we are NOT to be trifled with. Overtime, this does allow them to adopt new strategies but the US is not stupid, we’ll continue to develop and adjust our own – so they’ll STILL be playing catchup – like always. 4. Geopolitical Repositioning I don’t assign the same level of concern you do – the repositioning, as I see it – is largely in favor of the US and its hegemony. This conflict in Iran will wrap up soon – if it doesn’t, Iran’s oil infrastructure will implode – crippling them for years and it will end – the question is, how much damage to the world energy supply will that actually truly create? How long to normalize energy and agriculture? These are the concerns I have. The CCP is borderline desperate – they need energy and we’ve cut off their two primary suppliers – I’m not sure how this leads them to a place of “strength”.

Happy to. It’s easing you follow global politics and economics. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of how China is benefiting from the 2026 Iran war, organized by domain. Given your wealth management audience, I’ve flagged the threads with the strongest portfolio/macro implications. 1. Energy & Oil Economics •Discounted oil at scale. Iran supplies roughly 13% of China’s oil imports under a 25-year cooperation agreement signed in 2021, securing $400 billion of oil at below-market prices in exchange for Chinese investment and security cooperation.  •Sanctions arbitrage. China purchases roughly 95% of Iran’s oil exports, much of which Iran must sell at a discount due to sanctions risk, saving Beijing nearly $4 billion annually.  •Pre-war stockpiling. In the first two months of 2026, Chinese oil imports surged 16% for stockpiling, and Russia exported roughly 300,000 barrels/day more to China in January and February.  •Shadow logistics network. Even amid the war, China has continued importing Iranian oil from tankers parked across Southeast Asia, where the crude is often transferred ship-to-ship near Indonesia and Malaysia before moving on to Chinese “teapot” refineries.  2. Currency & Financial System •Petroyuan acceleration. Deutsche Bank: “The conflict could be remembered as a key catalyst for erosion in petrodollar dominance, and the beginnings of the petroyuan.”  •CIPS transaction surge. Daily transactions on China’s CIPS settlement network jumped from $85–105 billion to more than $130 billion coinciding with the start of the 2026 Iran conflict.  •Yuan-denominated Hormuz tolls. Iran has announced plans to introduce tariffs in the Strait of Hormuz payable in yuan as a form of war reparations, with payments reportedly already made by vessels going to China, India and Japan.  •Reserve currency erosion narrative. For the first time since 1996, global central banks hold more gold in their reserves than US debt securities, with China, India and Brazil all reducing US holdings in 2025.  •Bond market knock-on. If more oil proceeds are held in non-dollar currencies, it will provoke turbulence in the dollar-denominated bond market, which is the heart of the global financial system.   3. Military Intelligence Windfall •Free reconnaissance on US capabilities. The war has given China a live demonstration of US military capabilities. By observing, the Chinese military has gained a trove of information about US weaponry, decision-making cycles, and use of artificial intelligence that it might put to use in future conflicts in Taiwan or elsewhere.  •Tactical lessons for Taiwan. China has likely learned about how the US intercepts cruise and ballistic missiles, and in a conflict might adjust strike density to overwhelm US defenses or modify sequencing to exploit reloading windows.  •Commercial satellite intel pipeline. Iran’s strikes against American military assets have likely benefited from intelligence gathered by Chinese-based commercial satellite providers, allowing Beijing to tacitly direct the war’s escalation dynamics via commercial contracts rather than forward deployments.  •Material support without combat exposure. China has focused on diplomatic mediation and limited material assistance, such as spare parts for missiles, enabling Iran to sustain its defenses without escalating to broader confrontation.  4. Geopolitical Repositioning •US strategic distraction from Asia. China could benefit if the United States is drawn into a protracted war in the Middle East, which could divert US troops, ships and other military resources away from Asia.  •Gulf hedging behavior. The war has changed the Gulf’s perception of the benefits of hedging at a time of increased Chinese diplomatic involvement, with the appetite for Chinese investment, products and diplomacy much increased.  

🚨 WOW! Several HUNDRED Chinese youth and a military band just gave President Trump a GRAND WELCOME as he arrived in Beijing 47 is LOVING IT, stopping to watch 🤣 China's VP, ambassador and foreign minister are there as well This is what TRUMP RESPECT looks like! 🇺🇸🇨🇳

@Asmongold found a great clip - She's Completely Right About This 😭 youtube.com/shorts/PCj4vS7… via @YouTube

I honestly think you have a mental disorder - just because the two stupid reporters ask stupid questions and are objectively stupid, has nothing to do with the fact that they are both women. It's that they are stupid and ask stupid questions. are you forgetting that more than half the country voted for him and that was 100% because he doesn't view the world through the marxist lens of oppressor/oppressed? This is what was rejected? It was to stem the tide of identity politics and advancement of cultural marxism. This is the entire point - merit over immutable characteristics -

So in case anybody’s counting, today he called not one, but two female reporters “stupid.” He is going to continue to do this. He’s going to start calling them far worse. Because nobody fucking stops him.

wow - the difference couldn't be more readily evident than this

Mad i didn't see this reply until just now. At NO point did I EVER suggest "Persians" were a threat to Western Civilization - Likewise I do NOT support nor have I suggested "ALL" Muslims should be wiped from the face of the earth. - That sorta thinking is the exact thinking of the Radical Sects of Islam that I oppose. It is the position of the radicals in the Islamic World that THEY want to either convert, enslave or exterminate anyone they deem to not ascribe to their extremist views and orthodoxy. THEY are the ones who seek to bring a holocaust down on the earth such that the world will submit to Sharia Law. As I have posted repeatedly - *Caveat - this is NOT what ALL muslims believe - not all buy into the extremism that the IRGC and the Ayatollah or their proxies do/did. I am in no way condemning all Muslims as being the same - much in the same way I do not condemn all christians or jews to what I perceive to be the worst of their respective belief systems - there are "sects" of every religion - some with abhorrent beliefs that are antithetical and/or incompatible with the rest of society - every religion has them - the problem is when the most radical of any one has the power that this group does - something must be done about it. Especially when their calling is to exterminate all who oppose - something I am not aware of being mirrored in any Judeo-Christian religion - but as I am not a scholar nor am I arrogant enough to suggest none have or currently exist - I simply will say - "as far as I have studied or witnessed" in the past 100yrs or so.

@2loki4u @LibertyLockPod The Persians are a threat Western Civilization, really? & you kind of sound like you’re recommending all Muslims be wiped from the face of the Earth. I mean if they can’t be trusted or reasoned with… And yet Iran has been the most rational actor so go figure.

Just a reminder that two months ago gas was $2.80 and the Strait was open. It is now $4.06 and we're firing on ships to keep it closed. People will look you dead in the eye and pretend this is a good thing.

could you provide a list or single item that you believe Trump has done to benefit China? cutting off oil supplies from Venezuela and Iran seems pretty detrimental to me. as does the tariff situation. plus the electronics bans like those imposed on networking (routing) equipment. struggling to find something that advantaged the Chinese under Trump.

@EricLDaugh Why wouldn’t they love him? He’s done more for their country than the US? The Iran exclusion has seen a huge power shift east. They should be thanking him and we, Americans, should be chastising for the lack of focus on America.

Presidents Visiting China: Differences Between Trump (2026) and Obama (2016) Trump (2026) President Trump deplaning Air Force One onto a red carpet in Beijing, greeted by Chinese honor guards, a military band, officials, and hundreds of youth waving US and Chinese flags. This arrival on May 13, 2026, kicks off Trump's state visit to China (May 13-15) for summit talks with Xi Jinping, the first by a US president since 2017, amid discussions on trade, Iran, and technology. Obama (2016) September 2016: When Obama arrived in Hangzhou, China, for the G20 summit. What happened upon his arrival? It was NOT the typical grandiose welcome ceremony. There was diplomatic tension: * The Chinese did not initially provide the customary mobile airstairs. * Obama had to exit through a small side hatch (the aircraft’s “belly door”). * There were heated arguments between Obama’s team and Chinese security personnel (who even blocked American journalists). * Many media outlets labeled it a “snub”—specifically, a calculated snub—by China.

September 2016: When Obama arrived in Hangzhou, China, for the G20 summit. What happened upon his arrival? It was NOT the typical grandiose welcome ceremony. There was diplomatic tension: * The Chinese did not initially provide the customary mobile airstairs. * Obama had to exit through a small side hatch (the aircraft’s “belly door”). * There were heated arguments between Obama’s team and Chinese security personnel (who even blocked American journalists). * Many media outlets labeled it a “snub”—specifically, a calculated snub—by China.

@MelAaronGibson1 A. Hell yes Also option D. sorry the swamp refused to allow you to do as much as you could have done if left to clean up the mess they created.

Elon Musk lost 25% of his fortune, approximately $113 billion, while leading efforts to streamline the U.S. government. Are you willing to give Elon Musk a heartfelt “thank you”? A. Hell yes B. No

🚨: Stephen Miller, a senior Trump Advisor, is trying to exclude illegal aliens from the U.S. census, which removes House seats from Blue states like California, New York etc. Do you support excluding illegals from the U.S. census? A. Hell Yes B. No