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@bren45000 You've got to be the only person, aside from Adam himself, who thinks this.

Adam from PBD Podcast debated Dave Smith on Piers Morgan. My take? Adam kept it simple and didn’t let Dave off the hook. He kept hammering Dave on his wild claim that the U.S. military are “the worst terrorists in the world” — and every time Dave tried to dodge or redirect, Adam dragged it right back. Pure accountability. Most people wiggle out of ridiculous statements. Adam refused to let that happen. You don’t have to be an expert on every topic to win a debate. Spot the weak point, demand real evidence, and when they try to dodge and deflect—drag them straight back to it. Hold the line. @sostalksmoney 👏 @PiersUncensored @ComicDaveSmith

@mdubowitz The thing is, countries won't blindly follow Israel into a middle east conflict. If the US want to be led around by Netanyahu, go for it. The rest of the world doesn't care about Israel's ambitions.

Five Eyes was built for another era. We get diminishing value from four partners, and ties with Britain are at a low point. Time to rethink the alliance around those actually delivering intelligence value — Israel, Poland, Ukraine, UAE, Japan, ROK and other serious partners.

@HarmlessHQ Oil is priced according to the global market. That US oil is still affected by the issues Trump has caused

Trump is doing business and you think he's losing the war. The US has enough oil and as a matter of fact, the US daily oil production is the highest globally. Trump went ahead and secured Venezuela's oil. But France, China, India and other EU members are buying from the middle east. Iran threatened world peace and Trump intervened. Iran went ahead and closed the Strait of Hormuz. Trump called on NATO and other middle east oil customers to assist with the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. They ignored him. Now Trump is thinking of ending the escalation with the Strait of Hormuz still closed. Leaving two options on the table. * Come and buy your oil from the US. OR * Go to the middle east and open the Strait of Hormuz by yourself. A win-win situation for Donald Trump and the US.

@ericmmatheny It's a *defensive* alliance. It's not a "help us attack another country because Israel lobbied us and we have no plan on how to undo the mess" alliance

If our so-called European allies won’t let us use their bases, then we need to leave NATO and stop funding them. NATO is a one-sided deal where America gets stuck with the bill. We don’t need them, they need us.

@GrahamAllen Add Israel to the list buddy or it makes no sense

Not a single American dollar should go to NATO or Ukraine again…

@reannadilley Probably the price of gas, interest rate rises, inflation, a global oil crisis, the apparent collapse of all Western alliances with the US, and the fact that US military personnel have died because Israel lobbied the US president into a needless war. But hey, you "won" right?

Trump is about to have the Iran issue done and wrapped up with a little bow. No WW3. No Draft. A 50 year long mess of bad policy cleaned up in a matter of weeks. What will the doomers rage about next?

@mitchellvii And Americans are about to discover oil is priced on a *global* market. Enjoy the Trumpflation.

WINNERS AND LOSERS: The United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia and other supportive Arab nations have won the war with IRAN. The EU has lost by being such insufferable p*ssies.

@SaltyGoat17 I see it's slowly dawning on Americans that your allies are there to *defend* you from attack, rather than being there to join in when Israel successfully lobbies your president to start a war.

Can we just cut all ties with the UK and call it a day? What benefit do we get from them?

@HTTCAAGM @s8mb @SamK1992 What's the point in replying to me if you're going to immediately block me. It's a conversation about working in the office, it really isn't that deep, jeeze.

@HTTCAAGM @s8mb @SamK1992 "hey guys, you know what's really great? Working in the office. Let's roll back gains in mental health, work/life balance, and instead go back to commuting to go sit at a desk, even though studies show it's less productive. After all, how else can the boomers micromanage you?"

I’m not a “work from home” guy by any means. But I’ve done it a bit lately and it’s certainly nice to see my family during the day. I can see why it’s so popular. But, and it’s a big but, my productivity is unquestionably lower. There’s just no substitute for the office.

@mitchellvii They'll probably manage fine, considering they won't need to account for the lunacy of the US and Israel.

How the hell is NATO going to pay for all those socialist programs when they have to pony up for all their own defense without the United States backing them up? I'm buying my popcorn to watch this one!

@johnkonrad It's wild how casually Americans are parroting Trump's expansionist rhetoric. Greenland isn't something to be "used", it's part of another country. Trump is singlehandedly throwing away decades of US relations. The Chinese are laughing their asses off.

Trump said we need Greenland because we can’t trust NATO to let us use it in a war. He said we need a battleship 100x more powerful to keep straits open. Europe laughed. Trump was right.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

@MarioNawfal Reducing the UK's exposure to the global gas/oil market is a smart move long term.

🇬🇧🇮🇷 Starmer on Iran:"This is not our war. We will not be drawn into the conflict." Trump: "He can do whatever he wants. It doesn’t matter. All Starmer wants is costly windmills that are driving your energy prices through the roof." x.com/clashreport/st…

@iSlimfit *Some* British people, yes. *Some* British businesses demand their workers commute to the office 5 days a week, and that daily cost outweighs the meal deal.

British people will spend £4 on a meal deal every single working day, never cook, never calculate the annual total and then wonder why they can’t save. £4 a day is £1,040 a year. Eaten in a park. Under grey skies. In a triangle sandwich. This is not judgement. Just observation.

@RyanSaavedra He already told us weeks ago. Israel said they were going to attack, and the US knew that'd put their own bases in the region at risk.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio gives an excellent explanation on why the U.S. needed to strike Iran It's less than 2 minutes and is worth the watch

@Okoliemeka_ I am the god of tits and wine

In one sentence prove that you've watched Game of Thrones:

@EricLDaugh I think this just exposes that the current administration haven't quite grasped the fact that NATO is a *defensive* alliance. It's not there to back you up when you get bounced into starting a war by your proxy state and have no plan for how to get out.

🚨 HOLY CRAP! SecWar Pete Hegseth just dropped a truth nuke on NATO “You don't have much of an ALLIANCE if you have countries that are not willing to STAND with you when you need them!” NATO is officially on notice. President Trump never forgets.

@megaduud @s8mb @SamK1992 You're right. People working a day or two from home is going to topple western civilization as we know it.

@BenjaminUK92 @s8mb @SamK1992 The civilization you take for granted was made through hard work and effort by your ancestors.

@MarioNawfal It's almost like they're doing *exactly* what many Israeli politicians have said they would do.

I'm honestly very fkn upset! Israel's Defense Minister just blatantly said they will occupy 10% of Lebanon even AFTER the war, and over 600k people that have their homes there cannot return! And also today, Netanyahu is saying that after the Iran war, the Strait of Hormuz needs to be bypassed using pipelines from Saudi to the Mediterranean I'm trying to be objective on everything, but after the destruction of Gaza, recent unwarranted bombing of Syria a few days ago, and now this, I am struggling to remain objective! Israel needs to reconsider its foreign policy or the cycle of violence won't stop! You cannot occupy Lebanon and expect the Government to disarm the militia that was founded BECAUSE of Israeli occupation decades ago! You cannot bomb Syria non stop and expect the people and the Government to sit idly and normalize relations You cannot wipe out Gaza and keep occupying it, then pass a law where the death penalty applies to Palestinians and not Israelis, and expect Palestinians to not be radicalized and fight back You cannot expect to bomb Iran, then propose a pipeline that benefits you, and expect the Arab world to become allies I want Hezbollah gone. I want the Iranian regime gone. I want Palestinian radicalization gone. But this is NOT the way to do it! This is NOT the way to achieve peace in the region!

@PolitlcsGlobal Surely the UK needs to withhold US access to UK airfields now.

🚨🇬🇧 NEW: President Trump has encouraged the UK to buy jet fuel from the US