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@michaeldweiss The follow-up question would be more revealing if it asked if they would support ending the war tomorrow even if it meant withdrawing from all of Ukraine's occupied territory.

"[T]he number of Russians who favored a war without a time limit, ending in complete victory, has decreased from 13% to 9%, the lowest level in all four years of the full-scale phase of the war. The change in Russian sentiment is also demonstrated by a follow-up question about support for ending the war tomorrow: an absolute majority of Russians – 81% – would support such a move. This is the highest figure in all four years." ikar-thinktank.org/en/research/so…

@EazyEid @PhilGordonDC @anneapplebaum Please enlighten us specially what is misleading and what is outright false.

@PhilGordonDC @anneapplebaum And everything you've said about the JCPOA in this tweet is wildly misleading or outright false.

Spin is one thing, but it is worth noting that virtually everything Vance says about the JCPOA in this clip is wildly misleading or outright false: 1. "The Gulf Coast Coalition loves this deal." (The "Gulf Coast" is in the southern US along the Gulf of Mexico but he is presumably referring here to the Gulf Cooperation Council or GCC.) GCC states don't "love this deal" but support it to end the war that Trump started that led to thousands of attacks on their countries and shut off their exports. 2. "The Obama deal allowed enrichment, ours will not." The Obama deal allowed enrichment that was strictly limited in level, amount, location and types of centrifuges, and carefully monitored by the IAEA. The Trump MOU says nothing about enrichment except that Iran "agreed to discuss the issue...related to Iran's nuclear needs." 3. "The Obama deal allowed the accumulation of stockpiles of weapons-grade material, ours is actually leading to the destruction of that stockpile of enriched material." ??? The Obama deal did not allow the accumulation of any enriched uranium, let alone "weapons-grade material." In fact, the JCPOA required Iran to ship out 98% of all its enriched uranium, leaving it with no more than 300kg of LEU. It was only after Trump tore up that deal that Iran was free to expand that stockpile to thousands of kg, and to start accumulating 60% highly enriched uranium, 400kg of which is still in Iran. All the MOU says about that is that the US and Iran "have agreed to resolve" its disposition and that this will be done "on-site" (not in the US as Trump promised) and does not say to what level. 4. "The Obama deal gave them over a billion dollars of American money." Once again simply false. The JCPOA unfroze some of Iran's own assets and suspended oil sanctions in exchange for comprehensive and nuclear commitments, and did so only after the IAEA had verified their implementation. The Trump MOU gives Iran "immediate" waivers for exports not just of oil but of derivatives and associated services, commits to making frozen assets available without restrictions, and pledges to develop a $300 bn fund for reconstruction and development in Iran. It also undertakes, in any final nuclear deal, to terminate "all types of sanctions" against Iran, which include sanctions for human rights abuses, ballistic missile production, and sponsorship of terrorism. It's one thing to try to sell an agreement that even your own supporters consider astonishingly weak. It's quite another to try to mislead the American people with blatant distortion of the facts.

@ZeeMatic1 @polidemitolog Russia was the only safe place for him because he was a Russian asset.

@polidemitolog I wouldn't call him an asset, at that time russia was the only safe place for him. The guy was not a spy for adversary, he simply made it public U.S.'s illegal spying on its citizens. As per his claim on surveilance he knows what he is talking about.

Russian asset Edward Snowden appeared in a Rossiya 1 report claiming that foreign intelligence services compromised phones of Russian officials through cooperation with Microsoft, Apple and Google. The segment promoted an FSB statement about a Western operation using companies such as CloudFlare and Fastly for surveillance.

@secretsqrl123 Yeah, except that was a fucking lie. I don't particularly like Trump. But your TDS is something to behold.

where is the post about D-Day... ow wait. suckers and losers

@TheCharlesDowns Actually, chimpanzees and humans share 98.8% of their DNA. So Massie is far further from Republicans than a monkey.

With my beautiful hometown of Cincinnati in the background, a committed anti-Massie voter says: “Massie says he agrees with Trump and the Republicans 91%. Well a monkey shares 91% of their DNA with us. But they ain’t the same thing.” Massie first used that 91% line on me and posted the video like he owned me. Well, in the end it looks like I won that debate, Congressman Massie (@RepThomasMassie). T-minus 6 days.

@angertab I see the gunman point his gun at the guy in the lower left and I see a muzzle flash from his gun. It appears he is the guy who was shot. I then see him point his handgun at the gunman and there are multiple muzzle flashes from his gun. No other muzzle flashes. What do you see?

BTW, this is how you know I am honest and not a "yes man". The truth matters.

The video released by Jeanine Pirro does not disprove friendly fire, it substantiates it. Don't believe me? Watch the officer across the hall. I would love to hear an official statement that I am wrong.

@WSJopinion What I want to know is why TF is Trump requesting $55 Billion of our taxpayer dollars to bail out China!!??

Beijing wants to use the International Monetary Fund to rescue the array of distressed Chinese loans around the world. on.wsj.com/3Qqe5JZ

@noclador @_eleanorina Strange - I don't have this problem. I've never provided my age, I get pro-Ukraine content in my feed and I have no problem searching pro-Ukraine accounts. I see the user is from Canada. Maybe this is a Canadian government regulation.

@_eleanorina 3lon's "free speech" means that anyone pro-Ukraine was blacklisted from search, "For You", etc. and only people, who gave their age can see the accounts. No appeal possible.

This is Tempest. The most advanced non-US fighter project. R&D is shared by Italy, Japan & the UK: 🇮🇹is paying its share on time 🇯🇵is paying its share on time 🇬🇧is NOT paying its share The project is about to fall apart because the UK is too broke for its share of development.

@JeffFisch @LindseyGrahamSC "What we believe is that Isfahan had ​until our last inspection a bit more than 200 kg, maybe a little bit more than that, ​of 60% uranium," IAEA chief Rafael Grossi told reporters in Paris.

@JeffFisch @LindseyGrahamSC The IAEA estimates ​that when Israel launched its first attacks in June, Iran had 440.9 kg of 60% uranium. If enriched further, that would provide the explosive needed for 10 nuclear weapons, according to an IAEA yardstick.

Hey @LindseyGrahamSC First time I’ve seen you believe Iranian rhetoric. No doubt the Iranians said this to Witkoff. How about backing it up by saying, ‘US Intel confirmed the Iranian comments.’

@OlegKostour It would be interesting to know how many drones, on average, it takes to kill one Russian. If it is 10 to 1, that would mean 700,000 dead Russians this year.

The trajectory of Ukraine’s drone manufacturing output is impressive. 7M projected for this year. Seems nearly exponential.

@DavidJHarrisJr This was in 2019. It has nothing to do with Spain not allowing the US to use bases today.

🚨ICONIC😂: Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez wanted to speak with Trump instead, getting the epic 'sit down'. Thoughts?

@TenuredRadical My family and I planned a $20,000 vacation to the UK, but my son read about people being thrown in prison for a tweet, so we have cancelled it.

International tourism to the US has slowed dramatically: "Michelle Cowley, a London-based communications specialist, and her husband spent nearly two years planning a $16,000 vacation to Walt Disney World in Florida. Then their children, ages 7 and 11, heard about Renee Good and Alex Pretti being killed by ICE agents and didn’t want to go." nytimes.com/2026/02/20/tra…

@gizmo8204 @DA_Stockman Brilliant observation - Hm, so if we tell people they don't have to pay back their loans and the taxpayers will pay them back instead, then there won't be any delinquencies. Wow, why has nobody thought of this before?

@DA_Stockman Hm, so it is possible not to push students/former students into loan delinquency... but the government & loan companies are doing it anyway

A brilliant picture of the False Pandemic Era Economy if there ever was one----everything but everything got distorted and whacked out of shape by an insane combination of trillions of free stuff, sweeping lockdown orders, rent freezes, payment moratoriums and other rampaging actions of a government which lost its mind.

@michaeldweiss I'm not quite sure what your point is. Miller said "third world". I don't think Italy is classified as third world.

Sinatra and Crocetti (as Dino came into the world) are apparently Choctaw names.

@michaeldweiss If people don't want Russian puppets being elected, then maybe they ought to start co-opting them by actually being on the side of the citizens and allowing free speech and not wiping out their cultures with massive immigration.

@michaeldweiss While Victor Orban is a vile Russian tool, he has a valid point about European censorship. Unfortunately, a large number of citizens couldn't care less who Orban is friends with, but they care very much about being thrown in jail for criticizing European elites and their policies

This website in the past 48 hours has been like watching a remedial version of SPECTRE convene a meeting in real time.

@414magyarbirds This is fantastic, but I think you are aiming too low. The goal should be 1000 a day.

A new record for the Birds: 111 occupiers eliminated today. With the wounded included – 168. Six months ago our goal was to reach 100 casualties a day. Today it’s routine.

@JayinKyiv Why is a single Russian soldier just wandering around by himself? I seem to see this often. Is he lost? Deserting? Everyone in his group was killed?

Holy mackerel.. A russian becomes atoms.