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This kid is this rage posting from his mom's mini van because I posted ... re-checks notes ... softball standings. This literally started with SOFTBALL STANDINGS. Doesn't look insecure at all, kid. I look forward to another post from you in about 3 minutes...

@ChudTheBuilder While I agree with freedom of speech and the hypocrisy of the saying nigga, where only black people are allowed to use it, I discourage the provoking of others to anger and engaging with black people only to get them to crash out. Your videos obviously show you instigating.

Full Chud Lore

@MarioNawfal Your trying to hard Mario to get clicks. Trump could care less what the rest of the world thinks. That is obvious

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's IRGC intelligence arm believes Trump’s window is closing… With China, Russia, and the EU all publicly breaking from Washington's position, the U.S. is left with 2 options: -A military strike that risks too much to carry out or -A deal that effectively accepts Iran’s terms Trump is still threatening action, but Tehran believes the balance has already shifted. Source: Press TV (Iranian state-owned network)

@GovMLG Worst governor in the country. Corrupt as it gets

Thanks to ABC News and Linsey Davis for having me on to discuss New Mexico’s historic universal child care program. Our state was the first to launch no-cost child care, but I hope we won’t be the last. If American policy makers truly want to tackle the stubborn affordability challenge and give children and families a better chance at success, child care is the place to start. #UniversalChildCare #ParentingSupport #NewMexico

@SuperMajority18 @RedWavePress I’d smash

@RedWavePress Hot take that will get me in trouble with MAGA but here goes: Why does AOC have to look so good in this video? I am trying to hate her, but she looks pretty damn cute here.

TMZ: “Are we going to have a female president first or a g*y president?” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY): “Well, we don’t know if we’ve already had a g*y president. I think there’s chances maybe we have but I don’t know.”

@MKhamenei_ir @GeromanAT Show us your alive first not hide like a coward

A new chapter for the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz is unfolding.

@Breaking57 @grok what was the result of this stop?

can we just put these people in jail who's going around trying to get a lawsuit. just grab him. put him in jail for a year . you tried THIS in China you go to re-education camp

@MarioNawfal It’s cause the Americans aren’t doing it that’s why

It feels like the world doesn't care about the Lebanese people. Villages are being leveled, yet the world is silent

@US_OGA Meanwhile gas went up again

Please be patient for a few minutes as the thousands of Strait of Hormuz Twitter experts are making the shift over to the Voting Rights Act. They will be with you momentarily....

@BarackObama Your the most destructive president of all time

Today’s Supreme Court decision effectively guts a key pillar of the Voting Rights Act, freeing state legislatures to gerrymander legislative districts to systematically dilute and weaken the voting power of racial minorities - so long as they do it under the guise of “partisanship” rather than explicit “racial bias.” And it serves as just one more example of how a majority of the current Court seems intent on abandoning its vital role in ensuring equal participation in our democracy and protecting the rights of minority groups against majority overreach. The good news is that such setbacks can be overcome. But that will only happen if citizens across the country who cherish our democratic ideals continue to mobilize and vote in record numbers - not just in the upcoming midterms or in high profile races, but in every election and every level.

@Osint613 This guy is a regime propagandist

Tehran University Professor Mohammad Marandi: U.S. Escalation Would Be Catastrophic for the World; Many of the Missile Launchers, Anti-Aircraft Systems, Helicopters, and Planes That Were Destroyed in the War Were in Fact Sophisticated Chinese-Made Decoys.

The piece says Iran can weather a shut-in because it rebounded after JCPOA in 2016. This analogy breaks down on every variable. The real precedent is 1951: production collapsed to near zero and came back only after BP and a Western consortium went back to run the industry. Today there's no consortium coming. South Pars is struck. Gas injection was already at 10% of requirement. Kharg is damaged. NIOC is $165B short on investment. Mills concedes the real erosion, declining injection, no technology access, "will play out over a longer period." That period started 20 years ago. The shut-in doesn't start the damage. It ends the pretense that it wasn't already happening.

@StealthQE4 @WeTheBrandon He hasn’t been right yet

Gotta post this too. It’s important people understand how dire the situation is right now. Start preparing. If things don’t change I think we have 60-90 days until things start unraveling.

🚨 OMG. Ugandan Mayor Mamdani just stunned New Yorkers by all but ADMITTING DEFEAT, begging for a state bailout due to the budget crisis He’s also DELAYING the city budget “We need new revenue!” 🤡 You got SWINDLED, NYC! He can’t pay for free sht!

After leaving OPEC, the UAE can now freely increase its oil production, thanks to the Fujairah Pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. The Emirates had planned and developed this independent export route for years, enabling it to add up to 2 million barrels per day. A strategic game-changer in global oil markets that could help break the grip of high prices 😎

Come again? This FBI and DOJ with our DHS partners drafted and executed every search warrant today. But go ahead and take credit for our work while we smoke out the fraud plaguing Minnesota under your governorship.

After leaving OPEC With its Fujairah pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, UAE can now ramp up freely potentially adding around 2 million extra barrels a day and helping break the high-price grip.. Game changer for markets😎

The UAE just walked out of OPEC and OPEC+. That is not just an oil story. It is a direct ECONOMIC BLOW to the Islamic Republic. OPEC+ exists to coordinate production, limit supply, and keep prices higher. Iran benefits from that structure because even under sanctions, higher oil prices mean more revenue for the regime. Now one of the Persian Gulf’s major producers is leaving the table. The UAE says it will withdraw effective May 1, giving itself more freedom to increase production outside cartel limits. More Emirati oil on the market means more pressure on prices, weaker OPEC+ coordination, and less room for Iran to benefit from artificially tight supply. That matters because Iran is already UNDER PRESSURE. Its exports are constrained, storage is filling, revenue is tightening, and the regime is relying on every dollar it can get to fund security forces, proxies, and the state budget. Lower oil prices hit that model DIRECTLY. This move also sends a political message. The UAE is signaling it will no longer sit inside a cartel structure that indirectly helps keep Iran’s regime financially alive. For Iran, the damage is both PRACTICAL AND SYMBOLIC. ⚪️ Less support for HIGH OIL PRICES ⚪️ Weaker OPEC+ unity ⚪️ More Persian Gulf alignment against Iran ⚪️ More pressure on regime revenue The Islamic Republic survives on TIME, OIL REVENUE, AND REGIONAL LEVERAGE. This move attacks all three. The UAE gets more freedom. Global markets get more supply. Iran gets more ISOLATION. That is why this matters. It weakens the cartel structure that helped cushion the Islamic Republic, and it adds another layer of pressure at the exact moment the regime can least afford it.

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