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@EricLDaugh This makes no sense.. why would iran fire at Diego Garcia

🚨 JUST IN: Europe is STUNNED after realizing Trump was right, many of their capital cities may be in range of Iranian ballistic missiles after they targeted Diego Garcia Cities that could be at risk include - London - Berlin - Paris - Munich - Rome - Oslo TRUMP WARNED THEM that Iran was lying about everything! He warned the WORLD.

@CAlmanza1007 @The_ThunderWire Go fuck yourselves.. there

If Sonics want history back, Seattle owes Thunder an apology (via @The_ThunderWire): okcthunderwire.usatoday.com/story/sports/n…

@ConnorSherman21 @ashleyhollis_ Lol.. loser

@ashleyhollis_ and it’s only his side of the story too. trying to make her look bad and gain sympathy right before her bachelorette season premieres lol he’s pathetic

I’m not saying Taylor Frankie Paul is an angel, but toxic men like Dakota are the kind of guys who purposefully push limits to get big reactions. I don’t think it’s a coincidence his call logs are leaking, and this story is getting out…He’s a clout chaser. #SLOMV

@Softykjr So things are going good huh?

@Softykjr Will Smith sucks ass

Americans down 2-0 to Venezuela. Cal comes off the bench and parks one to win it. Speak it into existence

@cosisiwa18701 @unlimited_ls So you support criminals.. got it

@unlimited_ls He shot when they were no longer a threat. The window of self defense closed.

BREAKING: Video released of the man charged with manslaughter for fatally shooting one of the “teens” he caught breaking into his garage Dayton Knapton, 24, is charged with manslaughter, assault with intent to murder, and multiple weapons offenses after a shooting that killed a 17-year-old Michigan Police say Knapton saw seven people entering his detached garage on a security camera shortly after 1 a.m. on July 8 He then went outside and fired at the group as they ran away Two teens were struck by gunfire. One later died while the other was hospitalized with injuries A neighbor who heard the shots said it was the third break-in at the garage and believes the suspects were trying to steal dirt bikes

@MLFootball @CrosbyMaxx @KennyKing_Jr @YourboyQ254 @RaidersBeat @MitchellRenz365 @RavensTattooGuy @RavensTalkPod @fear_the_ravens @FlockNTalk @FilmstudyRavens @zachbollinger18 Good hes a idiot for idolizing son eone that much

🚨🚨TRENDING🚨🚨 This Baltimore #Ravens fan has gone viral on social media after he allegedly got a FULL MAXX CROSBY BACK TATTOO after he got traded to the team. 😳😳😳 @CrosbyMaxx was meant to get traded to Baltimore before the team backed out of the deal. WOW…

@RepYoungKim Hold up let me do this little stand up thing to talk.

While our U.S. Coast Guard are putting their lives on the line, Washington Democrats are holding up their paychecks. Threats to our nation are at an all-time high. We must fund DHS immediately for our TSA agents, Coast Guard, & the safety & security of every American.

I remember what happened the last time I willingly posted media on here….should I do it again?

@ALee433701 @BleacherReport Bot

@BleacherReport No, Maxx Crosby is NOT heading back to the Raiders. The Ravens did NOT back out of the trade—reputable sources (ESPN, NFL.com, The Athletic) confirm the blockbuster deal (Raiders sending Crosby to Baltimore for 2026 & 2027 first-round picks)

Maxx Crosby heading back to the Raiders:

@devana1125 @BleacherReport Uhhh.. you must be slow

Maxx Crosby 'heading back' to the Raiders? Bro got traded for two 1sts like yesterday, gave a 13-min therapy session goodbye, and now he's Ravens-bound chasing rings. Raider Nation: 'Come home' Reality: He's not coming back until retirement parade. Touch grass or touch those draft picks

@brgridiron @RapSheet Trade him to seattle for a bucket of balls

49ers OL could be looking a lot different next season 😳 (via: @RapSheet)

@shanaka86 Now do attacking a ship that was not actively engaged and leaving survivors in the water..

Iran has deployed cluster munitions against Tel Aviv. This changes the legal architecture of the war before it changes anything on the ground. A cluster warhead is not a more powerful bomb. It is a fundamentally different category of weapon. A conventional ballistic missile carries a single unitary warhead that strikes one point and produces one blast radius. A cluster warhead disperses dozens to hundreds of submunitions across a wide area, each one a separate explosive device, each one capable of killing independently. The submunitions that fail to detonate on impact, typically 10 to 40 percent of the total depending on the weapon system and conditions, become de facto landmines, remaining live on the ground for years, activated by the weight of a child’s foot. That is why 111 countries have signed the Convention on Cluster Munitions prohibiting their use. Iran has not signed it. Israel has not signed it. The United States has not signed it. The Convention is not law in this war. But its existence is the reason the phrase “cluster munitions” carries a different moral and political weight than any other weapons technology in modern conflict. Tel Aviv is not a military target. It is a metropolitan area of approximately four million people distributed across dense high-rise residential and commercial towers. The aerodynamic dispersion of submunitions over a high-rise urban environment produces a coverage pattern that no military planner can reconcile with the principle of distinction between combatants and civilians that underpins the entirety of international humanitarian law. Submunitions falling between towers, landing on rooftops, settling on pedestrian streets and parking structures, do not distinguish between an IDF soldier and a child walking to school. This is not a legal ambiguity. It is the definition of indiscriminate weapons use under Article 51 of the Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions. The confirmed facts: three cluster missiles launched at Israel on March 3, twelve people injured by submunitions in central Israel the same day, confirmed by Haaretz and Times of Israel citing IDF sources. No confirmed fatalities from cluster munitions specifically against a nationwide toll of eleven dead and over one thousand injured through March 4. The strategic logic is visible but does not constitute a legal defense. Iran is attempting area denial in a city that Israel cannot evacuate and cannot shield entirely with Iron Dome and Arrow intercepts. A cluster warhead that is partially intercepted still disperses submunitions from the interception point downward. The weapon defeats the defense by design: interception becomes part of the delivery mechanism. The International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction here. No referral mechanism is functioning. No enforcement body is operational. The legal architecture that prohibits cluster munitions in civilian areas exists in full and is being violated in full and will produce no immediate legal consequence. What it will produce is a historical record. And an answered question about what Iran is willing to do to a city of four million people when it believes its survival is at stake. The answer is now documented. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@RapidResponse47 Ok and?

53 Democrats just voted against reaffirming that the Islamic Republic of Iran remains the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism — something State Departments of both parties have declared since 1984. They're sick.

@IGNDeals Should be able use this with @Xfinity right?

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@NASCAR @23XIRacing I beat he loses the next race then wins 3 more

MJ celebrates another three-peat.

@morb_au @N984TW You must be fucking stupid

@N984TW How could it be UPS' fault?

The wife of one of the pilots killed in last November’s crash of UPS Flight 2976 near Louisville’s Muhammad Ali International Airport sues Boeing, General Electric and maintenance provider VT San Antonio Aerospace. The complaint was filed on February 25 by the spouse of Dana Justin Diamond, who was serving as an international relief officer with responsibilities that included piloting the Boeing MD-11F aircraft on the long-haul cargo flight bound for Honolulu. According to the complaint filed by attorneys with The Lanier Law Firm, the aircraft’s left engine and pylon separated from the wing shortly after takeoff, followed by a fire and subsequent crash in an industrial area south of the airport. Three crew members, including Diamond, as well as 12 individuals on the ground died as a result of the incident. "When an engine separates from a wing seconds after takeoff, that's not an accident, says Mark Lanier, lead attorney for the plaintiff. “That's a failure by the companies responsible for building and maintaining that aircraft." Mr. Diamond was employed by UPS for more than 37 years and had achieved the No. 1 seniority position on the MD-11 and No. 5 overall seniority among all of the company’s pilots. He played a significant role in union leadership and served as vice chairman of the Independent Pilot Association’s Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Committee from 2012 to 2017, helping educate more than a thousand personnel from across the nation in airport emergency services. The lawsuit names aircraft manufacturer Boeing Co., engine manufacturer General Electric Co. and maintenance provider VT San Antonio Aerospace as defendants. The aircraft, which had been converted for cargo operations and operated by UPS since 2006, was equipped with CF6 engines designed and manufactured by General Electric. The aircraft had recently undergone maintenance work performed by VT San Antonio Aerospace in the weeks prior to the crash. The lawsuit asserts claims for wrongful death, negligence, loss of consortium and related damages for the multiple failures of the defendants that contributed to the engine separation and resulting crash. The complaint also requests punitive damages and a trial by jury.

@lesliedgray @nichpic @bennyjohnson Huh

@nichpic @bennyjohnson Republicans DIDN’T do it to Biden or Obama..

John Fetterman calls out his own party for humiliating themselves by yelling through Trump’s State of the Union speech and holding cringe protest events: “I don’t believe as a Democrat that dancing frogs really move the ball for us”🤣

@rowdyamerican69 @RyanAFournier Right

@RyanAFournier Basic respect isn’t endorsement. It’s adulthood. If you can’t shake a hand on national TV, you’re not “resisting.” You’re advertising that your politics is pure hatred with no off switch. Fetterman’s right on this one. Show up. Act normal.

🚨 BREAKING: John Fetterman just confirmed he was the ONLY Democrat to shake President Trump’s hand at the State of the Union last night. Fetterman: “I’m always gonna do that for sure.” The rest of the Democrats are so blinded by TDS they can't even show basic respect to the President. Fetterman is literally the ONLY reasonable Democrat left in Washington! 🇺🇸

@RyanAFournier Right