Marvin

What a snowflake of a an app and a country eh? Twitter will lock me out of my old account unless I delete the truth. I am not deleting.

🚨🚨🚨 CHINA GAVE IRAN EVERY SINGLE TOOL USED TO SHOOT DOWN THE F-35. HERE IS THE FULL LIST. 🚨🚨🚨 Iran just hit a US F-35. The "unkillable" $100M stealth jet. Everyone is calling it Iran's win. It wasn't Iran's technology. Here's what China actually gave them: 🇨🇳 YLC-8B Radar — 700km range, designed specifically to track F-35 and B-2 stealth aircraft 🇨🇳 JY-27A Radar — backup anti-stealth radar system, UHF-band low-frequency surveillance 🇨🇳 BeiDou-3 Satellite Navigation — replaced US GPS entirely, unjammable by the United States 🇨🇳 500+ Chinese Satellites — live SIGINT feed, terrain mapping, US naval movement tracking in real time 🇨🇳 Liaowang-1 Spy Ship — 30,000 tons, 6,000km sensor range, parked near Strait of Hormuz 🇨🇳 CETC AI + Cybersecurity Systems — replacing ALL Western tech in Iran since January 2026 🇨🇳 PLA Satellite Terrain Maps — precise coordinates of US naval activity in the Persian Gulf 🇨🇳 Electronic Warfare Architecture — full military tech stack transition completed before the war started That is 8 separate Chinese military systems actively working against the US F-35. Iran pulled the trigger. China built the weapon. And China is watching every second of this war to collect data on US stealth technology performance. Iran didn't shoot down an F-35. China shot down an F-35 using Iran's hands.

@VeracitySteven We, in Singapore, are not affected at all. We are mind conditioned to allow the market forces dictate. The Govt just said we will not be affected as we have good amount of reserves. So having high prices is normal for us. 🙄

@ML7077 Oil prices are rising due to a mix of global factors. Supply cuts by major producers, geopolitical tensions, and conflicts disrupt production and transport. Strong demand, especially from growing economies, adds pressure. Currency fluctuations and refining costs also contribute, making fuel more expensive for consumers across many countries, including Southeast Asia.

@EvanWritesOnX Eid Mubarak

When you come after me for calling this a theatre; remember that Khameini was eliminated on day 1, along with a list of IRGC leaders on subsequent days. Remember that in response to this, Iran effectively inflicted MORE damage to the GCC states, who had NOTHING to do with Iran's leadership decapitations, than it did on Israel. And remember that soon enough, you will see Iran and the GCC, become friends like nothing ever happened. You will see trade deals; you will see robust alliances. And then you will see Iran normalize with Israel. And you will incomprehensibly look back and wonder what happened.

You've just reminded me math isn't required in your society.... CPC took power in 1949... population then was 540 million. They killed 100 million... thus left 440 million.... must've fucked and bred like rabbits to achieve growth rate of 12,597,402.00 per annum to achieve 1.41 billion in 77 years...

When Muslims die, it’s "tragic." When Muslims resist, it’s "Islamist." When Muslims are bombed, it’s "security." When Muslims fight back, it’s "terror." That’s how propaganda works. It trains you to see one side as human, And the other as a problem.

China is shocked that the Israeli military is said to have been “authorized to kill any Iranian official.” China is firmly against the use of force in international relations. The killing of Iranian leaders and attacks on civilian targets are by no means acceptable.

Today I$rael tried to kill me in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon as I was reporting on was the targeting of bridges and the forced displacement of 1 million people, an ethnic cleansing operation on a larger scale than the Nakba I have absolutely no doubt that this was deliberate. Despite claims there were no warnings ahead of the strike and no notifications sent to the Lebanese Army who allowed us to film As we have seen in Gaza they want to silence journalists who document and report their war crimes It is the western powers who provide political and military support for I$rael, arming it to the teeth to carry out genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing here in Lebanon. They are not simply complicit, but active participants and should be held accountable for their actions. But if I$rael thinks today’s strike will silence us and keep us out of the field they are very, very mistaken

Well said. Really powerful speech

@dominictsz @chan_chinese @UNGeneva Well said. Really powerful speech

My Speech at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva @UNGeneva today (March 18th)! Calling out the US, UK & NATO for their MASSIVE double standards — preaching human rights while letting Israel get away with genocide! The blood of Palestinians and Iranians is on their hands!

@SriRise @JoumannaTV So more masturbatory and ego pleasing on x is more important than UN? More military to stop military actions will definitely solve the problem. Yeah right.

@ML7077 @JoumannaTV UN is weak right now - a strong statement on X goes much farther or better yet military action sends the best message to all three rogue nations.

Who buys Qatar's LNG exports?

If American bases on your soil are used to bomb Muslims, and you still call Iran the problem, then your qibla is no longer Mecca. It is Washington.

@SriRise @JoumannaTV Before you run your mouth, do you watch proceedings in the UN or do you only read wmsm?

@JoumannaTV None of these countries have tried to speak out and stop the criminal war started by Israel and US. They can all enjoy the consequences.

@EvanWritesOnX It is like before Trump visits China. Gather all the supposed bargaining chips, alas Venezuela and Iran, before sitting down with Xi Jiping. Then ask for rare earths. The more chips you gather, the stronger your hand can be.

The destination was pre-agreed. Like I’ve said over and over. The price wasn’t. Nobody sat in a room and said “you’ll hit South Pars on March 18 and we’ll threaten Ras Laffan in response.” What was agreed, structurally, is that Iran integrates into the GCC economic order, sheds its militant posture, gets sanctions relief, and the US gets an exit. Like I’ve said over and over. The kinetic phase is how both sides establish what they bring to the table and what they’re owed when they get there. Like I’ve said over and over. Iran didn’t “agree” to the South Pars strike. Iran’s calculus absorbs it because South Pars is damaged, not destroyed. Gas fields don’t disappear. Processing facilities get rebuilt. And whoever rebuilds them, likely GCC-aligned capital and contractors, gets locked into Iran’s post-war economy in exactly the way the integration plan requires. The strike doesn’t eliminate Iran’s reconstruction asset. It creates a reconstruction contract. The cost of ceasefire isn’t increasing. The investment in the post-war order is increasing. Every piece of infrastructure damaged on both sides of the Gulf is a future reconstruction project, a future contract, a future economic relationship that binds these economies together after the war ends. Again as I’ve been saying. The FIC doesn’t see burning gas plants. It sees billable hours. The plan was never for a clean, cheap transition. I never said this. The plan was for a managed transition. Today’s strikes are both sides making sure the post-war order is expensive enough that nobody can afford to walk away from it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ I’m done explaining. It’s very clear people are not reading my tweets with attention. This is simple now. Either everyone joins the war (Russia, China, EU) and WW3 breaks out, or I’m right.

SHOCKING 😳 🇮🇷 We just discovered that 80% of the population in Iran has Master's degrees and PhDs. Their President is an excellent heart surgeon, and The Foreign Minister and almost all members of Parliament holds a PhD. Irán also has a 94% literacy rate and one of the largest populations of women scientists in the world. They are an ancient empire that innovated mathematics and science. 94% literacy rate? ❤️

BREAKING NEWS: U.S. PRESIDENT Donald Trump is furious with NATO—as the Straits of Hormuz re-open, but only for Chinese, Indian and Pakistani ships. “I have never heard him so angry in my life,” Senator Lindsay Graham posted on X a few hours ago. Also a few hours ago, Trump ordered US armed forces to drop heavy bombs on the coast of Iran to destroy reinforced missile launchpads—but the Iranians have been using mobile launchpads to avoid this specific action. . HORMUZ IS OPEN The Strait of Hormuz is open for the world’s ships to pass through, Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi, told reporters last night at a press conference in Tehran. “It is only closed to our enemies, to those who carried out unjust aggression against our country and to their allies,” he said. Analysts around the world, including in the west, agree that the US-Israel attack was illegal. “From March 1 to March 15, a total of 11 China-linked vessels transited the Strait of Hormuz,” reported Lloyds List, a shipping data center. But then traffic dropped to zero and is now very gradually rising again. Turkey is also in talks with Iranian authorities to ensure that they are on the safe list. Iran has also said it will favor ships doing business in yuan instead of the US dollar. . TRUMP VOWS VENGEANCE Trump, meanwhile is planning vengeance on the Europeans, Graham said. “The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep for Europe and America,” he said, reporting Trump’s threats. US allies are stuck. Japan, South Korea, the U.K., France and Italy are still hoping the US Navy can strong-arm access for them. They "are largely coordinating with the U.S. and exploring naval escort options rather than negotiating directly with Tehran," says a note to investors by JP Morgan analysts. . 'AFFILIATION CHECKPOINT' Vessel trackers note that some vessels can be seen moving between Larak and Qeshm, two Iranian islands. "This is not a standard route for vessels and could reflect a process designed to confirm vessel ownership and cargo, enabling passage for ships that are not affiliated to the U.S. or its allies," the JP Morgan analysts said. . REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT With their brutal and sustained bombing attacks on Iran, Trump and Netanyahu have achieved something remarkable: they have turned the Iranians into heroes, undoing years of demonization.

When a country needs media reassurance that even toilet paper supplies are safe during a Middle East crisis, it might want to be a little less theatrical about confronting the world’s largest industrial power. Sanae Takaichi’s “a Taiwan emergency is a Japan emergency” is not a statement of strength. It is a colonial lapdog mistaking a leash for a crown.

@jasongordo626 @ZichenWanghere Not sure why you are following me. Looking for more sarcasms?

@ML7077 @ZichenWanghere 垃圾国家

with all due respect: how can Singapore be described as "in dangerous neighborhoods" as in the Middle East? When was the last time that SE Asia or Asia had a real armed conflict that reverberate globally??? And how many has Middle East had? And who started it?

Age of No Shame. Assassinating and kidnapping foreign leaders, which are both acts of terrorism, is normalized. Bombing and invading countries and violating sovereignty and territorial integrity and defying UN Charter and international law is normalized. Targeting civilians and bombing schools and hospitals is normalized. Embargo on a small island neighbor to starve and impoverish Cuban people normalized. Gaza genocide is normalized. We are living in a fucking dark age of barbarism.

Remember those senior Israeli officials whom Iran targeted a few nights ago? The morning after, Tasnim News announced that they had hit Bibi but was ignored by the 100% Jew-owned Western media. But Bibi has not been seen since.  @alon_mizrahi, who has reported on Bibi for decades is the authority on Israel's corps de ballet: • Bibi's son has stopped tweeting (previously unseen), • IDF security council met yesterday without him (ditto). • The security council guys looked gutted. • They announced important new policies but did not mention Bibi as their inspiration, patron and guide (behavior unseen in 21 years).  Meanwhile, Iran is targeting air tankers, carriers and radars: • Iran destroyed 7 tankers so far (5 in the image), as Tasnim claimed. • Iran said it struck the USS Lincoln and provided footage. Washington denied it. • There are no USN ships within 700 km (Paris-Berlin) of Iran this morning. • Iran destroyed all its land bases, so USAF fighters have a 1500 km round trip and a 1,200 km flight radius. • All downed US fighters were on Iran's borders. * This is exhausting America's standoff weapons inventory. • Iran has destroyed every long-range US radar in MENA. • Israel, now partially sighted, sounds alarms when 1500kg warheads are minutes away. Mothers and children live in shelters. • Israel has almost exhausted its inventory of interceptors, fewer of which are seen in the skies at night. • Israel has bitten off more than it can chew, as always, and Washington has always rescued it. • But Ukraine had drained US missile reserves long before this war started. • It's popcorn time. P.S. Russia may recoup its Ukraine costs through higher oil prices. China wins by saying and doing nothing as usual.

Fantastic news 🎇 Hopefully Malaysia, that signed the first and most un-reciprocal of these monstrosities, has set a better precedent this time and reverses some of the damage done. finance.yahoo.com/news/malaysia-…