Dave

@AJENews @AJEnglish Imagine what a wonderful world we could have if there was no war

@PeterCronau @ClimateBen @richimedhurst 😂

There is planning behind the chaos. The Iran war & Ukraine war are just a part of the US’s ‘Great Oil War’ — with Russia next to be strangled, before turning on China — the aim being to kill off all global competitors. Watch this most valuable analysis by @richimedhurst showing the long term plan of the new & coming US wars. youtu.be/0nt1CgQsgpI

@HaveringHammer Yes, season 1-3 the best, 4 tails off a bit season 5 not as good. I recommend ‘Better call Saul’as well, a spin off series

I’ve just been given Netflix ( I know I’m late to getting it ) by VirginMedia. The first show I’ve started watching is Breaking Bad ( I know I’m late to watching that too ) My question is should I stick with it as I’m 3 shows in and not sure what all the fuss was about yet?

@MiaForTrump D obviously

Who do you think was the worst U.S. president? A. Bill Clinton B. Barack Obama C. Joe Biden D. Donald Trump Vote below 👇

@AJEnglish Pathetic man

BREAKING: President Trump says US forces will remain in and around Iran until a “real agreement” is fully complied with, warning that if it isn’t, the “shootin’ starts” again, “bigger, better and stronger than ever.” 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/g3p6oe

@MAGANEWS_X 0

Simple poll. Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust this man? A. 100 % B. 75% C. 50% D. 25% E. 0%

The world is on edge today because of this fucking moron. He’s a felon, a rapist, a pedophile now threatening to wipe out a civilization. A special “FUCK YOU” to his enablers and the 77 million who looked at this ignoramus and said, “Yep, that’s our guy.”

@TalkTV @mrmarkdolan @HfordwichHilary Trump is off his rocker

The US and Iran reportedly have received a peace plan to end the conflict - but is Trump's long-term strategy closer to becoming a reality? "He is laser focused on doing the right thing with regard to the Middle East!" @mrmarkdolan @HfordwichHilary

@monkmir @Tannenbaum2397 @ShaykhAzhar Hey what channel is that on?

@Tannenbaum2397 @ShaykhAzhar You son of only fans whore mother baby fuckers child molesters your women make porn videos with dogs and pigs

Make no mistake: when Trump said “praise be to Allah,” he was mocking Islam and insulting 2 billion Muslims around the world. Shame on those Muslim countries that continue to stand with him as he denigrates Islam. Where is your ghayrah for your deen?

@BBCNews Hadrian must be well pissed off

'Lazy' dog owners hide poo bags in Hadrian's Wall bbc.in/4e4JMCk

@shanaka86 @grok can you summarise this in a quarter of the words

In 1974, Henry Kissinger brokered a deal with Saudi Arabia: price your oil in dollars, recycle the surplus into US Treasuries, and America guarantees your security. The arrangement was never a formal treaty. It was a handshake backed by aircraft carriers. For fifty years, every barrel of oil sold anywhere on earth created demand for the dollar that financed America’s debt. The system required two things to function: Gulf oil priced in dollars, and an American navy guaranteeing the strait through which that oil flowed. Both conditions held until February 28, 2026. Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz. Not physically but operationally, by mining approaches, attacking tankers, and establishing an IRGC toll booth that vets vessels, charges in yuan or stablecoins, and escorts approved ships through the Larak corridor. Traffic collapsed 95 percent. The oil that still flows does not flow in dollars. It flows in yuan, settled through CIPS, paid to an organisation the United States designated as a terrorist group. Iran has exported over 11.7 million barrels to China since the war began, all in the currency of a country that claims neutrality. The petrodollar is not being challenged by a BRICS policy paper. It is being challenged by a toll booth. The United States holds $39 trillion in gross national debt. That debt is serviceable because foreign governments buy Treasuries. Foreign governments buy Treasuries because they accumulate dollars. They accumulate dollars because oil is priced in dollars. If oil stops being priced in dollars, the demand that finances the debt weakens. Saudi Arabia’s Treasury holdings fell to $134.8 billion in January 2026, down $14.7 billion in a single month. The Saudis let the 1974 agreement lapse in June 2024 without renewal. The recycling loop that Kissinger built is loosening at the same moment that the strait through which it operated is controlled by a hostile military collecting tolls in a rival currency. This is what the war is about. Not the nuclear programme, which was the stated justification. Not the missiles, which are the visible weapons. The war is about which currency buys the molecule that powers the global economy, and the answer to that question is being determined at a 34-kilometre chokepoint by an entity that charges admission in yuan. Every American strike on Iranian infrastructure degrades the capability to maintain the toll. Every barrel of Iranian oil sold to China in yuan during the war demonstrates the toll’s viability. The strikes and the sales are running simultaneously. The petrodollar and its replacement are being tested in the same theatre at the same time. Trump’s Tuesday deadline is the enforcement mechanism. “Power Plant Day” is not about punishing Iran for closing the strait. It is about ensuring that when the strait reopens, the oil flows in dollars and the $39 trillion remains financeable. The F-35 sales to the UAE and Saudi Arabia are not arms deals. They are petrodollar anchors, binding Gulf security to American hardware that requires American currency. The rescue proved reach. The strikes prove capability. The F-35 contracts prove commitment. And the toll booth proves that all of it might not be enough. The 1974 handshake held for fifty years. The 2026 toll booth has operated for five weeks. The question the deadline answers tonight is whether fifty years of dollar dominance or five weeks of yuan experimentation determines what comes next. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

🛢️The oil crisis explained … the worst is yet to come, due to the speed of oil tankers. The ones from February are partly still sailing …

Retired 4-Star Navy Admiral and former Navy SEAL William McRaven on Donald Trump: "Through your actions, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and, worst of all, divided us as a nation." RETWEET if you stand with Admiral McRaven!

@AlasdairGold 6/10 from me

In case you haven't watched it yet, Project Hail Mary is utterly wonderful.

Would you rather $1,000,000 today or a penny every day doubled for 30days???

SNL has been hitting hard recently 😬 Going LIVE 10pm EST on Rumble / X / YouTube (Links below

@BishtSaheen I really can’t work out why people cant understand that NATO is a defensive alliance (google it) and not a toy for Trump play with when he feels like attacking other countries

@Ckimoo @catturd2 Oh dear

Why not conquer them instead and free their people of the globalist nightmare that continues. Europe becoming a Muslim majority population within 10 years is not in our best interest. And these countries are wimpy as hell. Take them over, de-migrate them and free their actual citizens.

- Pull out of NATO. - Close all bases and remove all military personal from the UK, Germany, Spain, and France. - Never protect these countries again. - Stop all trade with these countries. ZERO. - Refuse to share any military technologies and don't allow to them to buy any military equipment. Ever. - Don't share any intelligence with them. NONE. - Tell them they have to provide 100% of weapons and money to Ukraine. - Cut them off completely.

@ym_igws I never rated most of these tbh

好萊塢最美女星 很多取的都不是顏值巔峰時的臉

Let me explain something to the MAGA crowd, because clearly someone needs to. They seem to think NATO is cosmic room service. You pick up the phone, say “hello, we’re having a bit of a war here,” and thirty-one countries march to your rescue. A continental Uber for military adventures. That is not how it works. Article 5 is a mutual defense clause. The clue is in the word mutual. And it has been triggered exactly once in NATO’s entire history. After September 11. When America was attacked. Not Europe. America. Every NATO member showed up. They went to Afghanistan. They fought. They bled. They died. In America’s war. On America’s behalf. Now imagine they hadn’t. Over 1,100 allied soldiers died in Afghanistan. British, Canadian, German, Danish, Polish. And yes, even Ukrainian soldiers, who had no NATO obligation whatsoever. Gone. Without them, those are American names on those graves. Sons from Ohio. Fathers from Georgia. Kids from Nebraska who never came home. Then there is the money. NATO allies spent over 100 billion dollars on a war that started on American soil. Without that, Washington pays every cent. On top of the 2 to 3 trillion the war already cost. And without allied bases across Europe and Central Asia, American supply lines collapse entirely. Without British forces in Helmand and Canadians in Kandahar, the Taliban reconstitutes in three years instead of ten. The gaps get filled one way. More American deployments. More American coffins arriving at Dover. Afghanistan was bloody. But NATO took the hit. Without them, every single one of those casualties would have had an American name. Trump called allies like these losers. Suckers. If you are a certain kind of broken person, that probably makes sense to you. But for the rest of us, what those soldiers did has a different name. Honor. The bond between men who have been in the same dirt, under the same fire. Between Brits and Americans, Frenchmen and Norwegians, Canadians and Danes. Not a diplomatic relationship. A blood bond. Brotherhood forged in places most people will never see and cannot imagine. In that culture, you do not mock a fallen ally. You do not sneer at the dead. It is the lowest thing a human being can do. Trump did it to a standing ovation. If you are a MAGA supporter travelling to NATO countries, understand this. There are no friendly pats on the back waiting for you. No one will buy you a beer. The governments who share your worldview sit in Minsk, Moscow and Pyongyang. Brutal dictatorships where journalists disappear, elections are theatre and dissent is a medical condition treated in basements. Not London. Not Paris. Not Rome, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Berlin or Ottawa. You have abandoned the open societies, the free press, the rule of law, the places where people actually want to live. You traded the best of civilization for a very small, very dark room. Frankly, it serves you right.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Gandalv / @Microinteracti1