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@Bitchiest @FmrRepMTG Anyone that has wanted this war for 50 years is too old to be taken seriously

@FmrRepMTG There is an extremely large group of us who have wanted this war for 50 years. So sit down buttercup. Your time in the spotlight is over, your opinion does not matter to us

If you send in U.S. military troops into Iran, there is going to be a political revolution in America. WE. ARE. DONE. We said no more foreign wars and we meant it. The coalition will unite and be unstoppable. I’ll make sure of it. End this war. It’s stupid.

@Getinwithgame Sounds like insecurity

Facef*cking is far more than just a raw physical act in bed. It represents a complete shift in how you see and understand women at their core. When you take her like that:

@wozobski @DanielLDavis1 Did you see where yesterday a Russian tanker was just moving in and out of the U.S. blockade zone over and over again. Just to show that they can.

@DanielLDavis1 Let the blockade do its thing.

How much longer will intelligent ppl in the United States continue to listen to claims like this - repeated so many times since February - when there is literally zero military capacity to make good on that threat? Here’s the biggest problem with such empty threats: Iran is well aware of the military reality of the war. Thus, they know they can endure another bombing camping from US/Israel (which, to b clear, could cause severe additional harm to Iran - just not enough to militarily defeat Iran), and not submit to our maximalist demands. If the president gives in to the pressure to restart the war, Iran will absorb and endure it - but will then launch a counterattack against American and allied assets in the region, especially oil and gas and water infrastructure, causing our side profoundly more harm than Iran will suffer. Issuing such empty threats won’t cause Iran to submit, and if he acts on the threat, the net result could be plunging us into serious and long lasting economic harm - while STILL failing to defeat Iran.

@RuffusNussby @DanielLDavis1 They are not a threat if the U.S. goes home. Wouldn’t even need bombs.

@DanielLDavis1 Iran needs to be bombed properly. By that I mean take out the power plants, refineries, factories, bridges, etc. Then their ability to produce weapons will be almost completely degraded. They will no longer be a serious threat and the US can move on to other projects.

@0xcoked @veterenarchik For real- Which he should’ve/could’ve done 6 weeks ago; and every American would’ve already forgotten about it by now. He’s just making it worse and worse still.

@veterenarchik You've nailed it Fucked-fucked situation. Only way out is accepting a huge defeat to the chin.

The way US treasury bond yields are exploding , Trump won't be able to restart the Iran War at all Iran has actually done the unimaginable

This doesn’t make any sense, you don’t/never did keep your tab open by not collecting your change. You paid, your bartender brought you change; there is no “tab”. It’s closed out. Are you trying to save your seat by leaving the change? Are you signaling that you will have another round by not putting away your change? That was a thing, but it was more about signaling to the bartender that “im not done drinking and ill tip you when im done”

My husband and I went out dancing and decided to pay cash like two people who still remember when that was considered normal. We ordered one round of drinks, handed the bartender cash, and he brought back our change. My husband left some bills on the bar so we could go dance and come back for another round later. Apparently that system is no longer recognized by modern society. When we came back, the money was gone. The bartender had cleared the bar completely, even though our drinks were still sitting there and it was obvious we hadn’t left. We ordered again, left cash on the bar again, and went back to the dance floor. Same thing happened. At that point we realized the old “leave some cash on the bar to keep your tab open” move now looks like abandoned property. To be fair, the bartender probably thought he was.......

@politicalhomles @cryptorover Of course bitcoin is a way to bypass sanctions. That’s what it’s always been. When people need to transact value in a permissionless way, they use bitcoin. It has been etched in code for eternity

@cryptorover Hilarious how btc people think this is good for btc ecosystem, this is the last thing btc needs, a way to bypass sanctions, btc could face some problems if this becomes a success.

BREAKING: 🇮🇷 Iran launches “Hormuz Safe.” Maritime insurance for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Payments in Bitcoin. Ministry of Economy has been on this since April. The play: control Strait shipping via insurance. Estimated revenue: $10,000,000,000. The petrodollar bypass is no longer theory.

@Hanks_Burner69 Eventually everyone gets there. It takes years to appreciate the handjob

#TheDebate has me pondering. Started as team blowjob but I think it might be closer than I originally thought

I probably don’t fit into any of your boxes. I’m just a guy that you labeled and attacked, aggressively, online. You stereotyped me while insinuating that I am somehow bigoted. The hypocrisy of it all is astounding. It doesn’t leave me hopeful for the species. I wish you well.

@DRfindsit @ChrisWickNews Okay, so, what ARE you? Far left? Democratic socialist? Oh, wait, I smell … libertarian, eyyyeeeuuuwwwwww.

I voted for Donald Trump because, at the time, he felt like the lesser of two options I didn’t trust. I didn’t want to see Joe Biden or Kamala Harris continue what I believed was a system full of corruption, mismanagement, and constant tension. Trump’s message was simple: No new wars. End existing conflicts. Put America first. That was the foundation of my support. But looking at things now, I’m struggling to square those promises with what’s actually happening. We’re seeing conflicts intensify instead of cool down. Billions continue to flow overseas in aid and military support to places like Ukraine and Israel. And at home? People are still dealing with rising grocery bills. Veterans are still without stable housing. Families are still buried in debt and uncertainty. So I keep asking the same question: Where does America First fit into all of this? I didn’t vote for deeper global involvement. I voted for stability at home. I voted for relief, not expansion. And honestly, that’s where my frustration comes from. Not anger for the sake of it—but disappointment in what’s changed, and the gap between what was promised and what feels real on the ground today. I’m not sure how many others feel the same, but it’s getting harder to ignore that gap.

@pen_k_juan @ChrisWickNews Moreover, the name calling, and the certainty. It’s gross. Grow up

@DRfindsit @ChrisWickNews Okay, so did you, or did you not imply up there that you thought Harris would be worse than Trump? Because anyone who would think that was a fucking moron. An absolute shitheaded idiot.

@Warby_bo_bandY0 @JimmyTraina I have some memory issues for sure

@Warby_bo_bandY0 @JimmyTraina It’s crazy that you still thought about the transaction a year later

Just paid $13 for one regular pretzel and a small lemonade at Auntie Anne’s. What are we doing? But, like, seriously. What are we doing?

@pen_k_juan @ChrisWickNews Wow, that’s an aggressive response. I think you’ve mistaken me for someone else.

@DRfindsit @ChrisWickNews She wouldn’t have been bad at all!!! You need to figure out why you automatically hate someone for being a woman and for not being white. Re-examine your entire fucking life, dude. You’re the problem.

@WarClandestine I think you are right about the end game, or pretty close. The idea that Trump is doing this/steering the ship, is a little off though. This outcome is decided above his head.

I think we are going to see the eventual withdrawal of US influence in Taiwan and Ukraine. Trump is removing Chinese/Russian influence from our hemisphere, Venezuela, Panama, Cuba, etc., and I think Trump wants to remove our presence from China and Russia’s neighborhood as well. Putin and Xi stood down this entire time while Trump removed their influence in our region, and I think they did so in exchange for us to do the same. This fits into my overall thesis that we are seeing the world map be redrawn, and spheres of influence are being consolidated. The US will no longer be the world police, our military is coming home, and the superpowers will be in charge of their respective regions. I think Trump is ending the proxy wars, the espionage, the weapons of mass destruction arms races, the Cold War that never ended, and preventing WW3 before it begins. We will stay in our yard, China/Russia will stay in their yard, and we can trade with each other and coexist peacefully. We can treat each other as global partners, instead of enemies on a collision course for war. I think this is the end goal of the plan. A sustainable and lasting peace.

@AltcoinSherpa 9:23 this morning

What % of American adults aged 18-50 can run a single 10 minute mile (or less)?

@bandosei Becker didn’t promise anything, and he’s not the most famous crypto YouTuber despite what he says. So your post is shit. And you don’t even tag him? He is definitely gonna call you names

This is the most famous crypto youtuber: Last year he made a video promoting a bunch of AI coins promising fast 2000% returns So I checked to see how much you could've made if you actually bought $1,000 worth of each 🧵

@Jason1820567348 @defense_civil25 They do, the Chinese are not a terrorist state, they are mature adults. They act in the interest of long term prosperity. It’s different than the U.S.

@DRfindsit @defense_civil25 CCP doesn't think that way.

🚨Update: President Trump did NOT eat any Chinese made food during his visit. The White House took its own chefs and its own food for President Trump to eat. It’s far too dangerous to eat Chinese made food due to probability of poisoning and nano-tech which China might use against Trump and the US!

@austinvirts @ErikVoorhees @AskVenice Send it!

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@SenWarren Yeah because Nvidia selling chips to China is a threat. Newsflash, Liz: They don’t even want them! Pick something else, there are dozens of other reasons you could use to point to corruption. Moreover, worry about your own self and stop fighting for the banks

Trump brought the NVIDIA CEO on his trip to China to lobby Xi Jinping to buy advanced AI chips, even though it would create a U.S. national security threat. It turns out Trump also bought millions in NVIDIA's stock. The President's corruption is a national security disaster.