Lawrence Diaz

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Lawrence Diaz

Lawrence Diaz

@JewishHispanic

Virginia, USA Katılım Ağustos 2024
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DR. Reesetheone1 since licenses aren't needed 😂
Nope…. Just good enough to move no college voters to the right enough where dems will be in a dogfight. Five months is a long time before an election and twitter dems act like it’s won.
Brandon Clark@Bjcclark1979

@reesetheone1 You think things are going to get so good before November(folks cannot fall for the con job again)….we still are going to have a summer of high prices

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Yashar Ali 🐘
Yashar Ali 🐘@yashar·
NEWS Axios is reporting that the U.S. and the Islamic Republic of Iran are close to signing a 60-day memorandum of understanding that could extend the ceasefire, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ease pressure on global oil supplies, and open a new round of nuclear negotiations. The deal is not final and could still fall apart. But according to Axios, here is what is currently in it: The agreement would last 60 days and could be extended by mutual consent. During that period, the Strait of Hormuz would reopen with no tolls. Iran would agree to clear the mines it deployed in the strait so ships can pass freely again. In exchange, the U.S. would lift its blockade on Iranian ports and issue some sanctions waivers allowing Iran to freely sell oil. A U.S. official acknowledged this would be a major economic benefit for Iran, but argued it would also bring significant relief to the global oil market. The nuclear issues would not be resolved in this 60-day agreement. Instead, the MOU would create a negotiating period. Iran would commit to never pursuing nuclear weapons, and the two sides would negotiate over suspending Iran’s uranium enrichment program and removing its stockpile of highly enriched uranium. The U.S. would also negotiate over lifting sanctions and unfreezing Iranian funds during the 60-day period, but those steps would only be implemented as part of a final agreement that is verifiably carried out. The draft MOU also reportedly says the Israel-Hezbollah war in Lebanon would end. Netanyahu raised concerns about that provision and other parts of the deal in a call with Trump. Trump is reportedly willing to go much further in resetting relations with Iran if his nuclear demands are met. @BarakRavid reports Full Story: bit.ly/4dE1mvc
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Dennis
Dennis@OpenMindIsKing·
Yeah but the war in Iran isn’t the only reason…or at least not directly…other factors like summer, taxes, refinery constraints ect ect…global energy issues even if you don’t get oil from SOH it affects you indirectly. I think iran not having nuclear weapons is more than worthy, in exchange if paying $2 more in gas
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Aaron Astor
Aaron Astor@AstorAaron·
Whenever the details of the deal come out, check for any enforcement mechanism. Because the IRGC won’t believe “I’ll bomb you again!” as a threat from Trump carries any weight after this.
Greg Mills@AlphEatsCats

@AstorAaron @reesetheone1 Really makes no difference what Iran commits to because Trump is not going back. Why would Iran be worried about Trump when they don’t agree eventually? He’s pretty much going all in on stopping, desperate for a deal.

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Barak Ravid
Barak Ravid@BarakRavid·
🚨שני הצדדים יחתמו על מזכר הבנות שיימשך 60 יום ויוכל להיות מוארך בהסכמה הדדית 🚨במהלך תקופת 60 הימים, מצר הורמוז יהיה פתוח ללא תשלום אגרות, ואיראן תסכים לפנות את המוקשים שפרסה במצר כדי לאפשר מעבר חופשי של ספינות 🚨בתמורה, ארה"ב תסיר את המצור שלה על נמלי איראן ותעניק כמה פטורים זמניים מסנקציות כדי לאפשר לאיראן למכור נפט באופן חופשי למשך 60 יום
Barak Ravid@BarakRavid

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Lawrence Diaz
Lawrence Diaz@JewishHispanic·
@nwbvt @LizMair Iran controls the straight. It won’t help oil prices at all? 5$ gas in November is extremely likely. This is Liz Mair cope.
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Nick Brown
Nick Brown@nwbvt·
@LizMair Given that even with a deal, oil prices probably won't get back to normal until well after the midterms, I don't know that making a bad deal because of political pressure is worth it.
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Liz Mair
Liz Mair@LizMair·
I know a lot of people who are going to be pissed if Trump cuts this deal with Iran. A ton of them are friends. Frankly, given the GOP’s domestic political challenges, though, I don’t see a viable alternative to this unless Trump wants to guarantee that 2026 looks worse even than 2006 and 2008. Seriously.
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Lawrence Diaz@JewishHispanic·
@AstorAaron @RepLuna @LizMair Yes but Trump is really damned if he does damned if he doesn’t for 2026? Peaced deal and iran controls straight or all out war both still ends with 4-5$+ gas in November?
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Aaron Astor
Aaron Astor@AstorAaron·
@JewishHispanic @RepLuna Nope. It's their main leverage and everybody knows it. They've used the term "opening Hormuz" all along to mean "under Iranian sovereignty."
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Aaron Astor
Aaron Astor@AstorAaron·
@JewishHispanic @RepLuna Once it becomes clear that oil isn't actual flowing out of Hormuz? Give it a few days before traders discover reality. They've been living in lalaland for months already.
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Aaron Astor
Aaron Astor@AstorAaron·
@RepLuna Total humiliation of the United States is the "Art of the Deal"? This is garbage and the Strait of Hormuz is NOT open as it was before February 28.
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actually@CentristMadness·
I hope Iran lets Trump save face here
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Bryce M. Lipscomb
Bryce M. Lipscomb@BryceMLipscomb·
Russia 🇷🇺 is moving closer & closer to Kyiv. Russia 🇷🇺 continues to gain more territory in Ukraine. The child trafficking government of Zelenskyy, is in full panic mode, as is the EU. Even with EU aid, Ukraine cannot withstand the Russian Bear.
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