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@gabseunagal make sure you avoid dangerous places like Malmö Sweden or Brussels it is almost as dangerous to a civilian as Johannesburg now 😄

Seeing news that ICE agents will be staffed at US airports is yet another reminder of how glad I am to have left the United States last year. This country hopping era of my life is going beautifully and allowing me to enjoy safe places in the world. EU residency in my 30s next!

Good explanation of nihilist philosophy

@mohit49870 @BRICSinfo maybe 😄

@M4TT808T @BRICSinfo Everything is happening behind the scenes… maybe they’re staying quiet hoping Iran doesn’t notice it. 😝

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran is moving forward with charging up to $2,000,000 per tanker to pass through Strait of Hormuz, CNN reports.

@mohit49870 @BRICSinfo but why nobody talks about it ?

@M4TT808T @BRICSinfo You’re focused on oil, but the real threat right now is Iran potentially cutting the underwater internet cables spread across the sea

@mohit49870 @BRICSinfo maybe they think this will be over soon but if it won't be over soon pipes might become their best option, cost a lot of money and resources to transition from sea to pipes

If that were the case, it would have already been done by now. I mean, Iran has been preparing for this war for so many years, so did the U.S. and other Gulf countries not know that it would target the Strait of Hormuz… Even a cheap tea stall guy around here knows that Iran’s biggest weapon is the Strait of Hormuz. By blocking it, it can blackmail the world. and it is doing exactly that… 😏

NEW: Two Iranian ballistic missiles struck Dimona and Arad in the Negev on March 21 and 22, respectively. Almost 200 people were injured in the two attacks. The IDF reported a 92-percent interception rate throughout the war. Only five other missiles carrying conventional warheads have struck populated areas in Israel in that time. The IDF said that the two missiles that struck Dimona and Arad were likely Ghadr variants. Ghadr missiles are liquid-fuel, medium-range ballistic missiles with a range of 1,950 kilometers, which means that Iran can launch Ghadr. Iran is increasingly firing missiles from central Iran due to the IDF‘s destruction of Iranian launchers in western Iran, according to the IDF. Iran launched at least three missiles carrying cluster munitions that impacted around Tel Aviv on March 22. A cluster munition warhead contains submunitions that disperse over a wide area and are intended to maximize damage. Iran likely calculates that using cluster munitions is more likely to cause Israeli casualties and impose costs on Israel for its air campaign against Iran. Around 70 percent of Iranian missile launches have reportedly carried cluster munitions. The US-Israeli combined force is continuing to strike Iranian missile assets and launchers. @BenTzionMacales identified that recent US CENTCOM footage showed US forces striking the Haji Abad missile base in Hormozgan Province and the Darab missile base in Fars Province. CENTCOM also reported that it struck the Kuh-e Barjamali ballistic missile assembly facility east of Tehran. Iran built short and medium-range ballistic missiles there.

@hamzitron @BRICSinfo but this is not per ship it is something else

List of countries charging tolls to ships: 1. Suez Canal (Egypt 🇪🇬) - $500,000–$600,000+ 2. Panama Canal (Panama 🇵🇦) - Around $750,000. 3. Kiel Canal (Germany 🇩🇪) - $500,000 upto $1M 4. Corinth Canal (Greece 🇬🇷): Extremely expensive/km 5. St. Lawrence Seaway (Canada/US 🇨🇦): Charges upto 100k+

@NevadaLiberty64 @BRICSinfo laughing ruins the video

@mohit49870 @BRICSinfo I think they could consider to dig a channel in UAE similar to Suez for ships to go through or build more pipelines inside, going to red sea

“We did Iwo Jima… We can do this”..this is not a statement, it’s a direct threat. US Senator Lindsey Graham justified a potential strike on Iran’s Kharg Island by invoking Iwo Jima… the same battle where more than 6,800 American soldiers were killed just to capture a small island. The message is clear.. they don’t learn from history… they use it to justify themselves. There was a time when Iwo Jima was called a “necessary war”… today Kharg Island is being called a “strategic target.” The only difference is..earlier it was bombs and bullets, now it’s missiles and drones… but the mindset remains the same.. where there is advantage, strike. Kharg Island is Iran’s oil lifeline… destroy it, and the economy collapses...that’s the thinking. But the real question is… has destroying a nation’s economy now become “strategy”? Or is this just raw power on display? America keeps showing the world that for them, “power” is the only rule… no matter how many lives it costs. They lost their own soldiers in Iwo Jima… destroyed millions of lives in Iraq and Afghanistan… and now the same thinking is being repeated. The only difference is... earlier it was ground war, now it’s remote war… earlier soldiers died, now entire regions burn. This “We can do this” actually means.. “We have brought destruction before… and we can do it again.” Now the decision is for the world… will this mindset be stopped… or will we wait for another war.

@JTBerzering37 @genethelawyer @RetroNewsNow @four4thefire how was he worse? 🤔

@M4TT808T @genethelawyer @RetroNewsNow @four4thefire Not really.

‘I do not like broccoli. And I haven’t liked it since I was a little kid. And my mother made me eat it. And I’m President of the United States. And I’m not gonna eat any more broccoli!’ — President George H. W. Bush (March 22, 1990)🇺🇸🥦

@theBW7 @raqisright better this way I seen both ways in Europe in most nations woman are as strong as man now in terms of finance and life desicions they are not dependent on a man, especially in Finland, Hungary, Estonia, Denmark, Holland etc and this changes them for better and makes them stronger

@M4TT808T @raqisright Well … prepare because that’s most likely what’s gonna happen.

They say in New York you’re either looking for a man, an apartment or a job I’m actually looking for all 3

@genethelawyer @RetroNewsNow @four4thefire was he better than his son ?

@RetroNewsNow @four4thefire I voted for him for a reason

@ToffeeFever @RetroNewsNow many other ways to cook broccoli too 😄

@RetroNewsNow Did he try putting Cheese 🧀 on it?

“Anthropic”

@theBW7 @raqisright many woman don't want to be dependent on a man

@raqisright Or … you get the man. Live at his place. He marries you and then job problem solved!

@photo_matt @raqisright better if woman is more independent

@raqisright Narrow your search. A man with an apartment and a job so you don't need to worry about the other things.

@theelishev watch latest Orban Podcast in English on YouTube GBnews few days ago (even if you dislike him you can learn more about your enemy) he explained why he is against Ukraine, one of the reason is because of pipeline Ukraine blocks

So Hungary: 1) steals EU money 2) threatens force against Ukraine 3) kidnaps Ukrainians and steals money 4) gives secret info to the russians And the EU can only respond by telling Zelenskyy to stop making jokes?

@theelishev @iLepikVonWiren so you saying Ukrainian civilians in every day life (outside the government and military) are more honest than Russians? or you not sure ?

@M4TT808T @iLepikVonWiren I think that you are delusional

Estonia has been one of Ukraine’s biggest supporters since day one. But this kind of clickbait from some Ukrainians now and then, echoing russian propaganda lines, gets a bit tiring.

🚨BREAKING: SLOVENIA CAPS FUEL TO 50 LITERS PER DAY – SHORTAGES HIT AMID IRAN WAR! 🇸🇮 Slovenia is now limiting fuel purchases because of serious shortages. Private drivers can buy only 50 liters per day. Businesses and farmers are limited to 200 liters per day. The restrictions are in force until further notice. The government says the problem comes from people panic-buying and stockpiling fuel + cross-border shopping linked to the ongoing war with Iran. This is happening exactly on election day (March 22, 2026). People online are reacting strongly: “Europe is paying the real price for the Middle East conflict!” “Shortages, empty pumps, and now rationing – thanks to the war.” Some even speak about possible sabotage or political games to influence the vote. Will this fuel crisis spread to other European countries because of the Iran war???