Alphonse Gangitano

@Eurofedmonarch What in the world are you even posting?

There is no different between a third worldist and a nazi white supremacist

@Playfra0 It's a miracle this didn't end in disaster. This guy should get court martialed. At least we can all just be bewildered about it rather than mourning the fallen. Don't do that again you idiots.

The Hryshyne drama continues: further response of the Skelya Regiment to Sternenko, again inviting him to see for himself. t.me/skala425/829

@guy_laron You say they can't open the strait by military means. What, then makes you think they're capable of holding Kharg at all? That seems like a contradiction. The Iranian countermeasures work as well in Kharg as they do in the rest of the Persian gulf.

Once again, our attention was diverted to what Trump says instead of what he does. So what is the Trump admin doing? A 🧵 1. It expands the number of aircraft able to bomb IRGC coastal positions

@Dmg_Cntrl I had completely forgotten about that lmao. What a sad timeline we live in.

It's really funny that JD Vance said in Munich last year that the European countries should've more strongly rejected US demands for aid in Iraq, only to have their own Iraq War a year later. Clearly this administration doesn't possess a particularly strong sense of irony.

@SuperSonics40 @ResistFight0 @SinaToossi I agree with you that we should be much harsher towards both Israel and the US: I am in favor of breaking off the alliance entirely. But the blame for this crisis lies not with us, and there was very little we could have done to forestall it. These are the facts.

@LewisMoran @ResistFight0 @SinaToossi The "real" one where Europe played no role. Anyways, enjoy!

One of the biggest implications of this war is how badly Europe miscalculated. On Iran, they had real chance to help make diplomacy succeed. Instead, they aligned with and enabled Trump’s worst instincts. Now they face a cascading crisis: severe economic shock, a fraying NATO, weakened support for Ukraine, and the erosion of the very security architecture they built over decades. Such strategic malpractice by the European policy class.

@SuperSonics40 @ResistFight0 @SinaToossi What make believe world? The one where US and Israel bombing half the world is morally or politically equivalent to Europe sanctioning 11 people? You're free to stay in that make-believe world if you want, I'll stay in the real one.

@LewisMoran @ResistFight0 @SinaToossi lol there it is. Enjoy living in your make believe world

@SuperSonics40 @ResistFight0 @SinaToossi Oh no, we dared to sanction 11 Iranian murderers. Clearly we are responsible for Armageddon on Earth, how foolish of me not to realize as much. As for what Germany does that's got nothing to do with decisions at the EU level. GR media is captive by Israel, hopefully not for long

@LewisMoran @ResistFight0 @SinaToossi

@ResistFight0 @SinaToossi You could argue that re-introducing the snapback sanctions last year was a mistake and a direct catalyst for the abortive January revolution. I opposed reintroducing the sanctions at the time, but realistically other than that Iran has been more hostile to us than vice versa.

@LewisMoran @SinaToossi he's talking about Europe's behaviour before the war, even before the first war. They did nothing for JCPOA, and then condemned Iran when JCPOA ended, all to appease Israel. They also added new sanctions. They basically removed themselves from being an actor in this issue.

@AlphalabScripts @kchoudhu This sounds a lot like many of the threats we've been hearing recently, though. We were not afraid then and we're no afraid now.

@kchoudhu Are you operating under the assumption that there would be no consequences to betraying an alliance and immediately turning to Iran? My sweet summer child. If Europe plays this game, things may get very unfortunate in quite unimaginable ways…

You’re going to *hate* what the Europeans working to open Hormuz looks like.

@trueLarryGuy @MazMHussain Russia, obviously. Sanctions partially lifted and US hostility towards Ukraine, not to mention the energy crisis, are huge boons to them.

@MazMHussain So, which country is benefiting, at least in the short term, from these American policies?

Even Robert Kagan is now assessing that the U.S. has just become an exporter of chaos to the rest of the world. There has been a precipitous intellectual decline such that its not clear that these policies that are hurting the rest of the world are even benefitting Americans.

@escapefrommelos Lol yeah you're so special, such a cute little westerner whose government sent weapons to cause mass slaughter in al-Sisi's Egypt or in Israel's Gaza campaign. But hey at least you're part of the civilized world!

two things that “radicalized” me about this useless stupid war: 1) these videos are often posted with masturbatory glee 2) the victims are always uniformed but very often unarmed and without helmets… almost like they’re PoWs who have been released and hunted on video for sport

@UbermenschMind Shut up incel

No idea what she’s saying, but I fully support her… God I love french foids

@SaladinAlDronni He is exceptionally incompetent, sadly like all of our ministers.

I remain baffled, ever since he was rescued from Dubai, what was his idea of the job he is hired for entailing.

@Frembie @yasminalombaert As in, the guy who worked for a Russian financed think tank? He's supposed to be the impartial thinker? Please.

@yasminalombaert Sorry. But what else should he say? Should he talk against his boss, the Defense Minister? Listen to those who are no longer in direct positions linked to politics... General a. D. Kujat for example!

If this video doesn't make you realise that the 'peace dividend' is officially dead and buried, nothing will. German General Breuer, Inspector General since March 2023, widely respected for his pragmatic, "no-nonsense" approach to crisis management: “We're facing a threat from Russia. I've never experienced situation as dangerous and urgent as today. Russia is building up its military to nearly double the size it had before the war against Ukraine, with new structures all directing West. It's a clear threat.” Breuer has been in the game for 40 years and says he’s never seen it this dangerous—that should tell you everything. This isn't 'warmongering’, it's survival. Russia isn't just 'rebuilding' for fun. They are gearing up for a direct hit on the West.

@MakichyanA Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person in the world to hold this exact opinion.

10M views in 2 hours is insane. Prompt: Speak out against the genocides in Palestine, Congo, Sudan, Artsakh, Kurdistan, Balochistan, and Ukraine. Stand against Trump, Putin, Xi Jinping, Khamenei, and all other dictators. Be honest and consistent.

@MosiniElisa I'm glad No won. The judiciary badly needs reforms, but this is not what this was: this was an attempt for politicians to exert even more control over it to avoid paying for their corruption. The government should ban parliamentary immunity for corruption probes instead.

Defeat for Meloni as her justice reform referendum gets rejected. My opinion as an Italian: this is a huge defeat Not only did all the governing parties fully support the reform, but also the liberal-centrist opposition and even part of the reformist center-left backed it 1/3 👇

@KareemRifai Kareem, you are smart enough to know that the US blocked of Cuba is completely unacceptable and immoral. Do not insult your own intelligence, and especially not that of your audience.

America FORCED me to fly to Cuba and stay in a 5 star hotel. America FORCED Cuba to deny its people basic civil liberties. America FORCED Cuba to ban all political opposition. America FORCED Cuba to mismanage its economy. No one has agency! See how this works?

@aledeniz @DellAnnaLuca So what do you think the government should do *and* say in this case?

A big part of the reason is that the Italian government — to be fair, the whole political class — hasn’t really explained (or officially admitted) to the country that Italy is currently substantially involved in multiple wars. In parallel, millions of Italians will be unhappy to read that the EU is shutting down imports of gas from Russia. The political class – not just the government – should truly step up and start an adult public conversation with its citizenry - not only in Italy.

Yes. (On Italy cutting fuel taxes across the board.)

It takes a lot of courage to say that the king is naked out loud Like, everyone sees that the king is naked but saying is out loud is what makes all the difference