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What if the complexity and the fullness of this world is not meant to be just calculated but experienced as well. What if some outcomes are of such magnitude they can never be measured? Just experienced.

Karoline Leavitt: “President Trump has united our country.” Me: “Yeah, everyone hates the motherfucker.”

The world is falling apart because there's a pedophile with dementia in charge.

@AhronBregman @SenTomCotton What tactical gains? Losing an aircraft carrier? Bases blown to shit? Evacuation of Iraq? WTF are you talking about?

@SenTomCotton Tactical gains - that's true. But strategically, Iran wins. They got geography on their side, and they take advantage of it in a most effective way.

The United States military is conducting a deliberate, successful operation against Iran’s radical regime.

@SenTomCotton 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. No. We are getting our ass kicked. One aircraft carrier out for 1-2 years for a laundry room fire?! Nobody believes that bullshit.

@dpakman Except now America has to leave the Middle East completely.

Negotiation points of Trump’s “new” Iran ceasefire deal are out and it’s basically the Obama Iran deal that Trump ended in 2018 because it was terrible, which led to this war in the first place. Do you realize how insane that is?

@MonitorX99800 Yep. And Iran will completely control the strait.

🇮🇷🇸🇦🇺🇸⚡️– Saudi Crown Prince MBS fears that if Trump retreats now, Saudi Arabia and the rest of the region will be left to face "angry Iran" — New York Times

@RobertJMolnar Just want to say that I predicted TACO Tuesday as the start of the broader stock market implosion. Once everyone realizes what US position is after the war ends will be the collapse of US dollar hegemony.

Trump has an emergency announcement coming up shortly.... and hey, it is TACO Tuesday

Iran launches 7 waves of attacks against Israel in 10 hours and opens fire on Peshmerga base Recent movements also indicate that Iran is anticipating a ground offensive along the Kuwaiti border. Over the past night, Iran launched seven waves of missile strikes against Israel and continues to carry out new waves today across several cities, taking advantage of missile rationing in certain regions. This move coincides with a report from the Anadolu Agency, which indicates that Iranian retaliatory strikes against Gulf countries have decreased, while the impact on Israel has significantly increased. Iran may currently be recalibrating its operations against Gulf nations and preparing for a potential escalation. The border region between Iran, Kuwait, and Khuzestan has received intense attention from both sides in recent weeks. Iran has intensified its attacks against Kuwait, believing that a potential ground invasion could originate from that direction. The occupation of the Iranian province of Khuzestan and the strategic Kharg Island would be greatly facilitated by the area’s flat, open terrain, similar to the advancement route used by Saddam Hussein during the 1980 invasion of Iran. On the 23rd, Iran reported US-Israeli strikes against its gas infrastructure in several cities. The primary target was the city of Khorramshahr, near the Kuwaiti border, where a pipeline was hit, the fifth recorded attack on this key regional city. To ensure air superiority during the offensive, anti-aircraft defense batteries protecting the city’s industrial and port zones were targeted early by drones and GMLRS launched from Kuwait. Missile launch sites and UAV (drone) command centers in nearby cities, such as Ahvaz, were also struck by coalition fire. On the same day, Iran launched several waves of attacks against American positions in Kuwait, leaving multiple cities without electricity. On another front, Iranian-linked militias operating in Iraq carried out a two-wave attack against a Peshmerga base. The facility hit is the 7th Division headquarters, located in the northern countryside of Hawler (Erbil), north of Shaqlawa. The installation was targeted by six ballistic missiles, resulting in 6 military fatalities and over 20 wounded. This Iranian movement, combined with multiple attacks on infrastructure along the Kuwaiti border, suggests that Tehran possesses intelligence regarding possible Kurdish militia support for an American ground assault. Why would this region be the focus of an invasion? 
Khuzestan is the country’s energy heart, accounting for about 80% of Iran’s total oil production. However, while the flat region sits at the foot of the mountain range, the allies would also need to secure the northern border with Iraq, as that was where many of the Iranian counter-attacks against Saddam took place. Everything points toward a major escalation.

@Osinttechnical You forgot US leaves Middle East permanently. No way would Iran agree to having US bases anywhere near it.

Iran has established four main demands from the U.S. in any negotiations -Reuters - guarantees against future military action - compensation for wartime losses - formal control of the Strait of Hormuz - No limitations to its ballistic missile program

@mattduss @ForeignPolicy Fuck Israel. See: Epstein.

Blaming Israel for America's forever wars is bad history that feeds antisemitism and undermines the existentially important project of reforming U.S. foreign policy. The main problem is in Washington, not in Jerusalem or anywhere else. @ForeignPolicy foreignpolicy.com/2026/03/23/isr…

In case it’s unclear why AOC has been so weak on the criminal Israeli-US war on Iran, her handler, Matt Duss has been cowering before Zionist power for over a decade That’s how he kept his job when his colleagues at Think Progress were fired under Israel Lobby pressure

@high_fades @DeItaone 🙄

@DeItaone How is there any IRGC ship left afloat to enforce this?

IRAN TURNS BACK CONTAINER SHIP IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ The container ship Selen was stopped for lacking proper permission to transit the Strait of Hormuz, according to IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri. Passage requires full coordination with Iran’s maritime authorities.

We are aware of what is happening in the paper oil market, including the firms hired to influence oil futures. We also see the broader jawboning campaign. But let’s see if they can turn that into "actual fuel" at the pump —or maybe even print gas molecules!

@KobeissiLetter He knows if US pulls out now he’s a dead man.

BREAKING: Saudi Arabia's Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been "pushing" President Trump to continue the war against Iran, per NYT. Saudi's Mohammed bin Salman says: 1. The US-Israeli military campaign presents a “historic opportunity” to remake the Middle East 2. Iran poses a "long-term threat" to the Gulf that can only be eliminated by getting rid of the government 3. The US should consider putting troops in Iran to seize energy infrastructure and force the government out of power The Iran War is nearing its one-month mark.

@cirnosad Yep. US is walking around naked now.

The US should have launched this war against Iran back in 2003 and skipped the invasion of Iraq. By waiting this long, it gave Iran ample time to turn into a world power, while the decline within the US turned terminal. There's no path to victory for the US which will fall apart soon enough.

What a lovely surprise this morning! ☀️Independent detections of similar transients in European plate archives — exactly the kind of cross-validation this field needs. So it’s not just Palomar anymore. The study was carried out by a retired NASA scientist. This is how a signal begins to emerge from the noise. arxiv.org/pdf/2603.20407

@TicTocTick And American military has to leave the Middle East. They won’t even put ink in the pen until that happens.

If they sign this deal and end the war, this will be the same exact deal Obama signed with then 12 years ago. But now they will charge a toll from ships and can sell oil in open markets. Art of the deal .

@searchthetruth_ @cirnosad Comes a time

@ComplexDigi @cirnosad "Crashing of petrodollar" song is running for half a century in the top-charts.

The US planned for a war against Soviet client states ever since operation Desert storm with a focus on countering single-stage inertially guided ballistic missiles with a CEP of 40 meters or worse. The radar tracking cannot account for rapid course changes, skips or multiple stage missiles which present multiple targets with the real one having a much smaller radar cross section. Iran has precision missiles with a CEP lower than 5 meters or 1 meter in some cases. It has hypersonic missiles, quasiballistic missiles, missiles with multiple re-entry stages, stealth missiles, cruise missiles, missiles which break up into bomblets before reaching interception stage. It's also a drone super power and hasn't shown the world what it truly possesses and how many it can fire simultaneously. The US is f**ked.

You know it's probably a bad sign that the principle US policy response to a historic supply shock (of its own making) is to manage market prices through social media posts and secret interventions. Meanwhile, China, which lives in the real world, is responding to the shock by tapping strategic reserves, reducing dependencies, and finding alternative supply.

@searchthetruth_ @cirnosad It wasn’t because the petro dollar covered it. What’s being attacked today is that very thing. Reserve currency itself is being attacked.

@ComplexDigi @cirnosad Every war is political and financial. Money was never a problem. x.com/i/status/20364…