Cubs World 2
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I regret my vote/Both parties hate you and only work for each other #Cubs ⚾️ #DaBears 🏈


🇮🇷🔥 Abu Azrael, "The Angel of Death," has arrived in Tehran. Real name Ayoub Falih Hassan al-Rubaie, born 1978 in Iraq. Former university lecturer, one-time Taekwondo champion, and father of five. He first took up arms with the Mahdi Army against US forces during the 2003 invasion, then became one of the most feared commanders against ISIS in Syria and Iraq as part of the Popular Mobilization Forces. He's now in Tehran coordinating with the IRGC on plans for a potential US ground invasion. The man who fought the Americans in Iraq is back, and ready to do it again. His catchphrase: "Illa tahin" — "Grind you to dust."


🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 CENTCOM releases photos of Marines preparing HIMARS rocket systems during Operation Epic Fury. These launchers can hit targets 190 miles away and relocate before anyone knows where the shot came from. The same weapon that changed the war in Ukraine is now pointed at Iran. Source: @CENTCOM


🇱🇧🇮🇱 Hezbollah released footage they claim shows their ambush on Israeli forces in the Tayyiba area, near the Yidr River in southern Lebanon.


🇱🇧🇮🇱 At least 11 killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon on Easter Sunday. Lebanon’s Christian population is between 30-40% of the total population, making it the largest Christian community in the Arab world. Regardless of their faith, civilians don’t deserve to die in airstrikes. But with it being Easter, it seems poignant to remind people of that. Source: Reuters







@timburchett does not get enough credit for being a true conservative and patriot. Thank you for leading the way of what it means to serve the American people and the work you've done along with others in getting the UAP disclosure to possibly become a reality. o7







🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Tomorrow is the deadline. Here are the scenarios... Trump said Tuesday is "Power Plant Day and Bridge Day." Iran said no deal. Something has to give. Here's what could actually happen: Scenario 1: Iran blinks. Tehran accepts some version of a ceasefire, perhaps reopening Hormuz partially or allowing monitored shipping. Trump declares victory. The most optimistic outcome but the least likely given U.S. intelligence says Iran believes it has the upper hand and doesn't trust Washington at all. Scenario 2: Trump finds a reason to delay again. He's already pushed this deadline multiple times. Iran offers a small concession, maybe more Pakistani tankers through Hormuz, and Trump takes it as a sign of progress. Both sides may even quietly agree on this. It buys time without either side losing face. Scenario 3: Trump declares victory and walks away. He already told aides he'd leave with Hormuz closed. He could frame the military damage as mission accomplished, claim the new regime is "more reasonable," and punt Hormuz to an international coalition. Iran keeps the Strait. Trump keeps the narrative. The world cleans up the mess. Scenario 4: Trump goes all in. He's threatened this repeatedly and delayed every time. But the rescue mission may have emboldened him. Former aides say his confidence in his own judgment has grown. If he strikes power plants, 85 million Iranians lose electricity. Iran's response would likely be the most devastating of the entire war: desalination plants, Bab el-Mandeb, every bridge on their published target list. A retired CENTCOM commander thinks pressure will eventually work. U.S. and allied intelligence say the opposite: the new Supreme Leader is harder line than his father, and the IRGC is gaining authority, not losing it. Over a month in, Trump is still asking the same question he asked on day one. Why haven't they just given in? Tomorrow we find out what happens when that question still has no answer. Source: NYT, WSJ






















