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@AKTanara

Expert in exploiting hypocrisy

Katılım Mart 2015
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ناصر ترکان 🎒
ناصر ترکان 🎒@nasertorkan·
ممکنه دوباره دامنه جنگ بالا بگیرد. ممکنه #اینترنت بین‌الملل دچار اخلال شود. ممکنه دوباره مدرسه و مردم و زیرساخت مورد هدف قرار بگیرد. برای آنکه فراموش‌خانه دشمن در جنگ روایت‌ها پیروز نشود به یاد بسپاریم #وقتی_شما_نبودین بر ایران چه گذشت…
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mustafa yazıcı
mustafa yazıcı@myzccc·
İran Dışişleri Bakanı Abbas Arakçi: “Mısır, Süveyş Kanalı'ndan her geçiş için 200.000 ile 700.000 dolar arasında ücret alıyor; büyük konteyner gemileri veya tankerler için bu rakam 1 milyon doları aşabiliyor. Türkiye, İstanbul Boğazı için geçiş ücreti alıyor. Kanada, St. Lawrence Deniz Yolu için ücret alıyor. Panama, her geçişten 100.000 ile 450.000 dolar arası ücret tahsil ediyor; büyük Neopanamax gemilerinin Panama Kanalı'ndan geçiş maliyeti 500.000 doları buluyor. Amerika Birleşik Devletleri, St. Lawrence Deniz Yolu için ücret alıyor. İran ise onlarca yıldır Hürmüz Boğazı için ücret almayı reddetti. Geçişleri ücretsiz hale getirdi! Maruz kaldığı tüm karalamalara, yaptırımlara ve izolasyona rağmen bunu yaptı. Ve hâlâ buradaki "kötü adamın" İran olduğuna inanmamı mı bekliyorsunuz?”
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Seyed Mohammad Marandi
Seyed Mohammad Marandi@s_m_marandi·
What will they do when Yemen destroys Saudi oil installations with missiles and drones?
The Cradle@TheCradleMedia

Pakistan says it 'reserves right' to use force in response to threats by Yemen's Ansarallah against Saudi Arabia and maritime interests —— ▪️ Pakistani Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi stated on Wednesday that Islamabad reserves the right under international law to take "all necessary measures, including the lawful use of force," should Pakistani-flagged vessels or Pakistan's maritime interests come under attack. ▪️ Andrabi strongly condemned continued threats by Yemen's Ansarallah movement against commercial shipping in the Red Sea and against Saudi Arabia, warning that such actions threaten regional security, undermine freedom of navigation, and jeopardize the uninterrupted flow of global commerce. ▪️ The Foreign Office said Pakistan is "particularly concerned" by reports of threats directed at vessels engaged in lawful commercial trade with Saudi Arabia, stressing that threats against shipping and trade with the kingdom are unacceptable and violate international law. ▪️ Pakistan further expressed deep concern over attempts to drag Saudi Arabia into the regional war, reiterating its "unwavering support for the security, sovereignty, territorial integrity and prosperity" of the kingdom. ▪️ The statement comes amid the activation of the Pakistan-Saudi Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement signed last year, under which an attack on either country is treated as an attack on both. ▪️ While reaffirming its commitment to dialogue, diplomacy, and regional de-escalation, Islamabad called on all parties to respect international law and ensure the safety and security of international maritime shipping.

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Seyed Mohammad Marandi
Seyed Mohammad Marandi@s_m_marandi·
The Lego guys have made the angry little man even angrier.
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ThePatrioticBlonde™🇺🇸
ThePatrioticBlonde™🇺🇸@ImBreckWorsham·
The US Government has removed Colonel Nathan McCormack from his position at the Joint Chiefs of Staff over posts calling Israel a death cult and saying the US government under Donald Trump is acting as Israel’s proxy.
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منِ او.. :)
منِ او.. :)@hasti__imh·
ننگ بر آنکه خواسته، شمر به ما کمک کند…
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@RnaudBertrand And now they are actively adjusting model's intelligence level to push users toward usage credit spending on Fable... Dystopian is the word for almost all western companies.
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Sharmine Narwani
Sharmine Narwani@snarwani·
Today, the Saudis are effectively cut off from exporting or importing product via waterways - both the Iranian closure of Hormoz and the Yemeni blockade (Bab al-Mandab/Red Sea entrance) have ensured this. Ironically, #KSA recognized in the UAE-Israel alliance a plan to do exactly the same last year when Tel Aviv moved into Somaliland and Emirati-backed troops launched a military surge in Yemen's south for further control of the port-heavy territory. [See map below to visualize how Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv together could sever Saudi Arabia's access to major shipping routes.] The Israel-UAE axis sought to neuter and potentially even break up Saudi Arabia, and Riyadh finally recognized the threat. Conversely, the Iranians - at least all officials I've spoken to over many years before this war - have always sought to prevent the kingdom's destabilization. They view a Saudi internal collapse as an event that could radiate throughout the region, and hamper West Asia's geopolitical/economic development for decades to come, which malign foreign actors would easily exploit. Riyadh can make an easy decision now to partner with Iran, Pakistan, Egypt, Turkiye and craft a new security model in the Persian Gulf, including the design of land-based trade and pipeline infrastructure that benefit all West Asian stakeholders. No one will be excluded. Or it can play along with this US war, see Iran as its prime enemy, destabilize it, then be left naked for when the Israelis and Emiratis come for Saudi Arabia - with tacit US approval and active UK assistance, of course.
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Doshka@DoshkaEC·
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Voice of Rabbis
Voice of Rabbis@voiceofrabbis·
Ben Gvir to an Arab youth in Jerusalem: "This land is for me and my mother and father, and one day I will drive you out of here" This is language of Zionism which has no link to Judaism Ben Gvir only represent his zionist Israeli agenda Zionism isn't Judaism
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Caitlin Johnstone
Oh fuck you. FUCK you. You don't get to do this now. You don't get to turn around and go "Oopsie poopsie, we made a mistake!" This was YOUR genocide, motherfuckers. YOURS. You chose it. You own it. Forever. The stench of the rotting corpses in Gaza will follow you for all time.
The New Yorker@NewYorker

Top officials from the Biden Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu. newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…

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Iran in Ghana
Iran in Ghana@IRAN_GHANA·
Southern Iran holds the flag.
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Alon Mizrahi
Alon Mizrahi@alon_mizrahi·
Something has to be said about the brilliance and discipline of Iran's campaign so far. Since the very beginning of this, Iran has never been after big explosions and mass casualty events. They know where everything is located and could harm a great number of American servicemembers, and cause some very photogenic blasts. But they have strictly adhered to a game eplan that's laser-focused on degrading the enemy's capabilities, rather than looking for a spectacle. They prioritize effectiveness over everything else, contrasting the colonizers' charlatan shock and awe approach with the certainty of methodical, strategically-placed, ever more precise and painful hits. So they have gone relentlessly after the US military's eyes and ears in the region, making American command progressively blind and deaf while trying to fight on the other side of the world. And the Americans have no other way of fighting: their one doctrine is heavily reliant on extremely expensive, sophisticated, and often practically irreplaceable sensing and monitoring equipment. What do they do when it's made useless? We can imagine screens in war rooms in CENTCOM, the Pentagon and the White House going blank: no signal detected. Again and again and again, dozens of these installation are being dismantled. And even if they occasionally have a backup, guess what: Iran has 100,000 more drones, and they're coming. The US is an alien invading force in the region: they don't know it, they don't belong, and nobody likes them. They can only trust their toys. But the Iranians are breaking them one after the other, making their decision-making more difficult and prone to costly errors, and crippling their ability to defend their assets. - At this point, American servicemembers know they are not much more than sitting ducks in West Asia. They talk to each other, they know what's up, who's out, and what went offline. They know that a missile or drone with their name on it can appear any minute, and have to operate under terrible stress in a very hostile environment they have absolutely nothing to do with. Zero moral cause. And lights are going out on their screens at a steady, scary pace, slowly crushing the confidence of the entire chain of command. They see Iran's fearsome map. They know their enemy is highly capable, dedicated, dug in, and defending home, freedom and dignity. Minimal waste of energy, the least amount of violence, and maximum results, while forcing the enemy to carry the burden of certain more pain and degradation in store. That's how Iran defeats a military that has 100 times its war budget. And their highly-motivated native and Shia spirit hasn't even been tested. I'm not sure they ever imagined fighting the US would be this easy.
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Amir
Amir@AmirAminiMD·
How did you protect them? How many innocent Iraqi or Afghan civilians have you bombed to protect the American people seven thousand miles away? How many schools and hospitals have you bombed to protect them? How many democracies have you destroyed, how many governments have you toppled, how many children have you killed in illegal wars around the globe to save Americans back home? I hate to break it to you, Bryan, but there’s not a single war in your lifetime that you’ve fought in that was just - or even remotely aimed at protecting American or any other lives. On the contrary. You’ve fought for the empire - for resources and power. You’ve fought for the people bribing your politicians - for Raytheon and Exxon Mobil. Be happy that you’ve made it back home alive, you fat fuck, and stop sending other people’s children overseas to commit even more atrocities and die for the empire.
Bryan Cox@LazyC31

@JeannieNPage @AmirAminiMD You are sick. Hard to believe I spent 28 years of my life protecting fuck heads like you. Go Army.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Cyrus Janssen
Cyrus Janssen@thecyrusjanssen·
This is one of many reasons why I would never let my children serve in the US military. Every day we are feed this propaganda that “freedom isn’t free, our soldiers defend the US and our freedom”. No that’s not true at all. Americans have to wake up and realize there are many countries across the globe that have equal freedoms and our young soldiers are sent to die in useless wars to fund US government interests. Defending your homeland is different. That’s a battle worth fighting but there isn’t a country on the planet who is threatening to take over the US or invade US soil. As a twin father myself, I can only imagine the pain this widow is now feeling. I pray she has the family support to help her during this difficult time. Her husband never should have been there! The US has no military solution to Iran and the longer we stay the more Americans will die. Absolute stupidity
RON .D. WATKINS@Ron_WatkinsQ

🚨 JUST IN: One of the American airmen who lost his life in the KC-135 crash in Iraq has been identified as Maj. Alex Klinner Klinner leaves behind a wife, a 2-year-old, and 7 month old twins Absolutely heartbreaking. Pray for the Klinner family 💔🙏🏻

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