Bulagan

What's everybody listening to? music.youtube.com/watch?v=s8hEtI…

@BasedMikeLee @Astrocerf1 No need to ask, and the judge should be required to randomly assign a defense attorney to represent the targeted citizen even if the targeted citizen is unaware that they are being targeted

Should Congress reauthorize FISA 702 without requiring the government to get a warrant for U.S. citizen queries? (A) No (B) Hell No (C) Yes

@MOSSADil He has a feeling that the US is going to strike out and he doesn't want to be on the target list

IRAN’S PRESIDENT ADMITS FAILURE Massoud Pezeshkian admits on Iranian state TV that under the Shah, Iran built infrastructure projects the regime can no longer manage. He also recalled that as a young soldier, his salary could buy a Honda motorbike—something he says even a heart surgeon struggles to afford today. The regime’s economic destruction of Iran is no longer being exposed by critics—it’s being admitted by its own president.

@Osint613 LNG can be liquefied at another port and the natural gas can be sent via a pipeline to that port Qutar Just invested in the liquification infrastructure which cannot be easily relocated

Qatar's Deputy PM said Doha and Gulf partners oppose permanent Hormuz transit fees but are open to temporary charges tied to mine-clearing. Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, said fees "will always impact the consumer" but acknowledged temporary, purpose-specific charges are "negotiable." Qatar is the world's largest LNG exporter, with roughly 70% of its export revenues dependent on the strait. LNG cannot be rerouted through pipelines and must be shipped on specialized tankers, making Hormuz the only viable exit. Doha is also urging GCC members to unify their approach toward Tehran on trade, political, and security fronts.

@MarioNawfal They are gifts from Iran to Oman to celebrate their neutrality

🚨🇮🇷 The suspected mine spotted in Omani waters in the Strait of Hormuz now appears to be an Iranian naval mine. The device reportedly looks like a Maham-3, an Iranian mine carrying roughly 300 kg of explosives. That is a serious problem for Tehran's position. The U.S. struck Iranian boats laying mines in Hormuz this week, and Iran has been claiming the deal would have Oman help manage the strait. An Iranian mine drifting into Omani waters undercuts both the safety case and the partnership Tehran wanted. It also hands Washington more justification for the transit regime USNAVCENT just announced. Source: Tabz on TG

@TanoAbu @Kathleen_Tyson_ I am so happy to live in a country that does not require us to be political analysts to discuss politics and we don't have to worry about someone chopping our heads off

@Bulagan1996 @Kathleen_Tyson_ ها ها ها. انتم المساكين لستم محللين سياسيين بعد فتره ليست ببعيد ساعود اليكم واضحك ساخرا من مناقشتكم الخياليه

It wouldn’t surprise me if US invaded and occupied the Oman side of the Strait of Hormuz for control of maritime passage from Musandam Peninsula. UAE could block any Omani military reinforcements from engaging with US occupation forces to retake the remote peninsula. It would be just like Trump to set up a company in UAE to ‘share’ revenues collected by Iran for ‘providing security and safe passage’!

@salim_omanoi @Kathleen_Tyson_ They haven't ratified UNCLOS, but they have upheld this agreement even though it's not ratified When UNCLOS was ratified by enough countries, it became the de facto international law

@Bulagan1996 @Kathleen_Tyson_ هل انظمت الولايات المتحدة للاتفاقيه ؟ تسمعني ؟

@RepDelBene Look how good it worked for California I guess you start out with 200 bill so you might want to multiply that times 8

High-speed rail development could transform the PNW & the way we travel! That’s why I introduced legislation to invest $200 billion in a national high-speed rail network that would connect our communities along the Cascade Corridor & across the country.

@Osint613 They'll probably hit them anyways

Saudi Arabia is concerned Iran will target its water desalination plants, if U.S. chooses to go back to war.

@MarioNawfal The US is not limited to fighting wars with missiles

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Fmr. U.S. Army Officer David T. Pyne just laid it all out. The U.S. would run out of missiles before Iran does, and that's before China starts resupplying them. "They could fight a war against the United States and its allies much longer than we could, because our missiles will be depleted first." Six weeks of major combat. Then we're done. @AmericaFirstCon

@sharmake25 @cryptogoos The original post is about China and I was talking about China, then you started talking about the United States The social safety net that China uses isn't remotely like the United States United States maintains a national system and China does not

@Bulagan1996 @cryptogoos I love that you think that this is the US. That post is sadly about China. That is how far bad we are when it comes to social programs that benefit the workers.

BREAKING: 🇨🇳 China's court just ruled companies can't fire workers only to replace them with AI. Beijing is warning firms that putting profit over jobs could carry penalties, especially when it comes to young people. Read that again. The country racing hardest to win the AI race just told its own companies to slow down. You can't automate a human out of a job purely to cut costs. China has high youth unemployment and a slowing economy. A wave of AI layoffs would devastating. So Beijing is doing what it always does. Stability first. Efficiency second. The "AI replaces everyone" trade assumes nothing stands in the way. Beijing just stood in the way. By decree.

While the UN continues to serve Hamas by demonizing Israel and the Jewish people, let’s not forget who works for the UN “humanitarian agencies” in Gaza. Here is a video of Hamas terrorists who didn’t remove their military uniforms and weapons as they started their shifts as UN employees in Gaza. The UN and the legacy media don’t want this video to go viral because Western countries have laws that prohibit terrorist financing. So please retweet this video and let’s force your government to cut all foreign aid to the UN and its agencies!

@PhilGarber5 @Kathleen_Tyson_ People always leap to extreme kinetic action being taken by the United States when the truth is they don't need to

@Bulagan1996 @Kathleen_Tyson_ The US going full Leviathan.

@sharmake25 @cryptogoos We're talking about China not the United States

@Bulagan1996 @cryptogoos Of course they have to pay into it. Companies have to pay into it just like workers' pay into it. They even force companies to pay into social security fund. These kinds of tax structure are often said to be bad for growth in the US, but they seem to be doing fine with growth.

@AJENews This is not something you want to even allow temporarily Don't become a subjugate

BREAKING: Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue security forum in Singapore, Qatar’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Defence Affairs, Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, says Qatar rejects permanent Strait of Hormuz transit fees, but temporary charges 'negotiable' 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/ejgl5z?update=…

@GordoCDA It could be settled with just deploying our own naval mines to the strait too

Disagree. The Iran business can be settled with air power and SpecOps.

@WarMonitor3 It's amazing how everybody is concerned about this missile when it is just a ground launched infrared seeking missile that can be defeated with flares The United States may have to adjust aircraft combat systems to detect it and automatically launch countermeasures

The US airforce F-15 shot down over Iran which caused a massive evacuation operation was shot down by a Chinese air defence Manpad likely donated to Iran during the start of the war according to NBS.

@cryptogoos Nobody's willing to pay for Temu quality at a Enterprise level

🚨 CHINA'S AI PRICE WAR IS BECOMING A NIGHTMARE FOR US AI COMPANIES. DeepSeek just made its 75% API price cut permanent. Days later, Xiaomi slashed its API costs by up to 99% to match it. The biggest threat to OpenAI and Anthropic was never another frontier model. It's developers realizing they can get competitive performance for a fraction of the cost. Now Chinese labs are turning AI into a commodity. Pricing it like electricity. Giving it away to WIN the market. The West is still selling AI like a premium product. China is selling it like electricity...

@cryptogoos To get good results and productivity from any of these AI models requires a very robust user interface to ensure quality repeatable results You're not just paying for the model, you're paying for all the features and support overlaying it Companies can measure results

@LauraLoomer We are negotiating with mentally ill people who would try to slice you up and eat you if they were in the same room with you These people smear their excrement on their faces to try to hide their true face

How do we have peace with people who murder Americans? Make it make sense. How many more times will the goal posts be moved for these Islamic savages who we should have bombed into non existence 47 years ago? How many more chances do these cockroaches get?