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@NorCalReport @camhigby lol. Everyone pays.

@camhigby You're not supposed to pay or exchange gifts for information as a reporter. Unethical.

I just got off the phone with a whistle blower in the Skid Row election fraud ring. Two courageous individuals are willing to step forward. Their terms are that a food drive is conducted on the Row. Help us raise money for the drive! 👇🏻 givesendgo.com/feednotscam?ut…

@mearanaaminnyc @JBlunt1018 He is a racist. Calling native citizens fear of losing their job after training lower cost workers as “ white tears. “. Sick racist. I believe H1B has its merit but it was definitely abused and yes white men were harmed by it.

@JBlunt1018 Hassan Minhaj is one of the reasons behind Indian hate. He's not an ally. He's the last person that should speak on their behalf. Bernie Sanders is the biggest leftist voice against h1b and Indians.

HUGE NEWS and honestly, this is long overdue. For the first time in a while, it feels like the left is actually stepping up to push back against the H-1B misinformation and the growing anti-Indian rhetoric online and in real life. Hasan Minhaj just dropped an excellent breakdown on the whole H-1B / “Indian narrative” and it hits on a lot of the misinformation that’s been floating around unchecked. I’m attaching a clip below + the full YouTube link. This matters. For too long, protectionist narratives have dominated the conversation often driven by fear, bad data, or outright misinformation. And it’s had real consequences. It’s time to: — push back on the rhetoric — correct the misunderstandings — stop letting one side control the entire narrative Good to finally see someone with a platform call it out.

@JBlunt1018 Wow. This guy is a racist

@SBInc5 @bhweingarten We need rules to this. 1 million Chinese babies are citizens because their mom flew to an island, had birth, then went home. That is abuse.

@bhweingarten Absolute national suicide. It would demolish our age demographics. We would end up with a large quickly aging population and very few people to replace them.

🚨The Trump admin has filed its reply brief in the birthright citizenship case before the Supreme Court. It opens: The “main object” of the Citizenship Clause was to grant citizenship to freed slaves and their children, whose allegiance to the United States had generally been established through generations of parental domicile. By contrast, aliens who are just passing through the United States, and those who cross our borders illegally, lack ties of allegiance and do not obtain the “priceless and profound gift” of citizenship for their children. To receive citizenship under the Clause, a person must be both born “in the United States” and “subject to the jurisdiction thereof…” That language grants citizenship to children “completely subject” to the United States’ “political jurisdiction.” Children of temporarily present or illegal aliens do not qualify because their parents are not domiciled in, and thus do not owe the requisite allegiance to, the United States. Temporarily present aliens are by definition not domiciled here, while illegal aliens lack the legal capacity to form such a domicile.

@Buntu_Bokweni @jacksonhinklle Haha.

@jacksonhinklle US and Israel are weak without a European support.

🚨🇪🇸🇺🇸🇮🇷 "Not just Spain, all of Europe is against this illegal war in Iran. We won't join it, no matter what" - Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez

@trthabercanli Iran is the reason Israel attacked Iran. Iran was behind Oct 7th that slaughtered innocent Israeli including beheading of Thai migrant farm workers.

"Bölgemizi eşi benzeri görülmemiş bir krizin içine çeken bu savaşın müsebbibi İsrail'dir" Dışişleri Bakanı Fidan: İran’a yapılan saldırılar ne kadar yanlışsa, İran’ın bölge ülkelerine yaptığı saldırılar da bir o kadar yanlış.

@MatrixPrime_ U know when the Gulf states are still on our side they know the war is going well.

GOLD PRICES are dropping DURING A WAR ( that never happens ) WHY BECAUSE , THE WAR IS OVER AMERICA WON

@nicksortor @MatthewNichol5 No he just doesn’t want it passed as he is part of the uniparty

@MatthewNichol5 Thune is in WAY too far over his head.

🚨 BREAKING: Sen. John Kennedy says there are MULTIPLE WAYS to force the SAVE America Act through the Senate — even WITHOUT the talking filibuster or 60 votes "We ought to be doing it through RECONCILIATION, which only requires 50 VOTES plus the Vice President!" When asked why Thune isn't doing that now, Kennedy said "I have NO IDEA!" Why all the games??! JUST PASS THE DAMN BILL!

@visegrad24 This is your elites allowing this to happen. France could shut this down in a minute.

🇬🇧 Almost 150 small boat migrants crossed the English Channel today, as people-smuggling gangs took advantage of several days of favourable weather conditions. Improved conditions have seen more than 400 migrants cross illegally from France since yesterday morning. Today's arrivals bring the number of migrants who have made the illegal journey so far this year to more than 3,850. Since 2018, nearly 200,000 migrants have crossed the Channel in small boats. More than 66,000 illegal crossings have taken place since Keir Starmer took office, more than under any other Prime Minister during the same period.

@JenWorldWell @SenBrianSchatz I think overall our leaders have failed us in general. We can agree on that. 👍

@CryptoSuit21 @SenBrianSchatz We can have a consistent and strong moral compass, and admit the strengths and failures of both sides, when we see them.

This will not end well for us.

@JenWorldWell @afshinrattansi China has worked with both Russia and Iran to attack their neighbors. China has fully supports the invasion and provides direct support to continue their fight.

China isn’t bombing them and assassinating their leaders are they though. Those countries are choosing freely to do business with China. The US extorts and uses violence to dominate. You would never apply this strategy in your everyday life and we shouldn’t either with other sovereign nations. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” is part of our Christian roots.

Want to know what will happen to Iran’s sovereignty after a US🇺🇸 regime change war? Just look at Iraq🇮🇶: Since the 2003 illegal invasion, Iraq’s oil revenues were placed into the Development Fund for Iraq (DFI), held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. For years, Washington sent Baghdad pallets of cash on cargo flights derived from the oil sales. To this day, custody of oil revenues at the New York Fed remains in place today as an account of the Central Bank of Iraq and gives Washington the ability to essentially control Iraqi politics and the economy. Just in the last week, the US has threatened to stop Iraq from receiving its oil revenues if parties it considers ‘pro-Iran’ are included in the new Iraqi government, despite the fact the formation of a new government is based on a democratic election which took place in November 2025. When the US claimed it would bring ‘democracy’ to Iraq, it was code word for total domination and disaster capitalism.

@JenWorldWell @afshinrattansi China Effectively controlled Venezuela b4 we took it over. 2 can play at this game. The world isn’t all rainbows and Unicorns so I want US in charge if it means out of the hands of our enemies

@afshinrattansi And this is what US hubris and immorality wants to do to Venezuela, Cuba and other South and Central American and Caribbean countries.

@Erin65429913 @OopsGuess I agree but if you can’t get over the past then I think you risk repeating it.

@CryptoSuit21 @OopsGuess The kind of civilian devastation China (and Southeast Asia) suffered over years under the Japanese Occupation is nothing like the Pearl Harbour attack. Maybe educate yourself on Asian history before you comment. I’m from SEA btw, not speaking as a Chinese.

🇨🇳 China’s defense budget is around 1.5% of GDP, far below the 2% benchmark used by the US and NATO. 🇯🇵 Japan’s defense budget is 2% of GDP, and its per capita defense spending is more than three times China’s. But this statement matters for a reason beyond the numbers. China is no longer framing Japan’s military expansion merely as a matter of “regional tension.” It is increasingly tying it to unsettled historical guilt, accelerating remilitarization, and the danger of returning to the road of militarism. From Wang Yi to the PLA, this language is no longer just public anger. It is becoming an official strategic warning. Once “crimes of aggression not yet reckoned with” enters official rhetoric, the message is unmistakable: China will not allow fascist Japan a second historical chance.

@Erin65429913 @OopsGuess I think they do that towards China because they feel China will use it against them. With US they have apologized and we have moved on. Hopefully China/Japan can get there as war is horrible for both sides.

@CryptoSuit21 @OopsGuess Some have acknowledged, while politicians who have denied are plenty. They have censored their atrocities in history textbooks. In WW2, countries aren’t just “enemies”. There were aggressors and victims. Victims decide when aggressors’ apology is sincere enough.

@XH_Lee23 Iran is the aggressor. They have been creating chaos in the region via proxy for decades. Trump finally stood up to the bully.

Double standards are "out of habit" for these Western media.

@phillips_amos @SaycheeseDGTL Because Democrats want to replace you.

@SaycheeseDGTL Someone want to tell me why we should give CDL’s to people who can’t read our road signs?

200,000 immigrant truck drivers will begin to lose their commercial driver’s licenses as they expire under a new Trump rule that went into effect today

@bessemerrd @SaycheeseDGTL Yep. Don’t let Democrats replace you at your jobs and voter booth.

@SaycheeseDGTL all black americans head now to get your CDLs fuck all that sympathy shit take care you & yours because nobody gives AF about the black american struggle …

@sparkpaul @shanaka86 @grok Why didn’t Biden and other Admins realize our dependency on our enemies for vital goods? Trump only one fighting back.

@shanaka86 @grok why didn’t trump administration think of this? Is this not in the US calculation? Does China have the upper hand?

JUST IN: The Strait of Hormuz blocks the fertiliser from shipping. China just blocked it from being replaced. Beijing has instructed exporters to suspend overseas shipments of nitrogen and potassium fertiliser blends. Urea. NPK mixes. The molecules that American, Indian, Bangladeshi, and African farmers need to plant are now gated at two chokepoints simultaneously: a 21-mile waterway controlled by provincial commanders with sealed radio orders, and a government directive issued from Zhongnanhai that requires no radio at all. One third of global seaborne fertiliser trade transits Hormuz. China is the world’s largest fertiliser producer. When the strait closed and China suspended exports in the same month, the global food system lost its primary supply route and its primary alternative supplier at the same time. There is no third source at this scale. There is no backup to the backup. Urea has surged roughly 40 percent since the war began. CBOT March futures settled at 610.50. The peak at New Orleans touched $683. Those prices were set by the Hormuz blockade alone. China’s ban adds a second floor underneath them. Even if the strait reopened tomorrow, Chinese urea would not flow until Beijing lifts the directive. Even if Beijing lifted the directive, the strait would still need to reopen, insurance to normalise, and vessels to be available. The two gates operate independently. Both must open for the molecule to move. China’s logic is transparent. Hormuz disrupted global supply. Prices surged. Chinese domestic farmers face the same planting windows as everyone else. Beijing chose to protect its own agriculture by hoarding the molecule the rest of the world needs. This is the same country that is simultaneously drawing commercial crude reserves at a million barrels per day, running military exercises near Taiwan, receiving discounted Iranian oil through the permissioned strait, and restricting the phosphate exports it suspended months ago. Every decision serves one objective: China first. The rest of the world absorbs the shortage. The American farmer is now squeezed from two directions. The Gulf urea he used to buy cannot transit the strait. The Chinese urea that could have replaced it is embargoed by Beijing. Domestic US production covers roughly 75 percent of normal needs, but normal needs assumed Gulf and Chinese imports filling the gap. The gap is now unfillable on any timeline that matters for spring planting. USDA projects corn falling to 94 million acres. Soybeans rising to 85 million. The RFS mandate consumes 43 percent of a shrinking corn crop. The cattle herd sits at 86.2 million, a 75-year low. The protein cascade runs from corn to feed to meat to eggs to dairy to the grocery shelf. China’s ban did not create that cascade. The Hormuz blockade created it. China’s ban removed the last exit ramp. Oman crude at $154. Brent at $102. WTI at $93. Gold at $5,000. The Fed holding at 3.50 to 3.75 with PCE revised to 2.7. Trump telling Israel to stop hitting gas fields. Iran threatening to burn the Gulf to ashes. Four countries’ energy infrastructure offline. And now the world’s largest fertiliser producer has locked its warehouse and told every farmer on Earth that the key is in Beijing, not for sale, and not available until further notice. Two gates. One molecule. No alternative. The calendar closes in four weeks. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@droppiepoekie @XH_Lee23 Oct 7th changed everything. No more allowing Iran threaten and attack Israel and its neighbors. “ never again “. Sorry but Iran will never be allowed to have a military

After Israel & US invaded Iran, French, Danish, British, Greek ambassadors: We are here to condemn Iran. Only 3 countries condemned Israel and the US: China, Russia, and Somalia. Countries having American military bases on their soil are not sovereign countries. They dare not speak. That's how the US empire works: it doesn't need to take territory. Putting military forces and the CIA is enough to silence the governments.