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@NotATweeter17 @thecyrusjanssen @grok Democrats are the party of war. Do I have to give a shit about the Iran war? Or can I just think liberalism is a disease.

@MyPasswordIsDog @thecyrusjanssen @grok Do you not realize the underlying premise of your response is that if you think another country isn't the "good guys" you're obligated to attack them?

The most unfortunate part of the Trump presidency is not his actions or policies, but the unbelievable amount of brainwashing that has taken over a large portion of the United States. Democracy only works with an educated population, but over 50% of Americans read below a 6th grade level. Collectively speaking, Americans are too naive and uneducated to vote for their leader. They were sold a lie from the most prolific con artist in US history and it’s cost the US its future x.com/AwakenWithJP/s…

@guyfelicella Canadians struggling being little bitches on Twitter is classic.

Be honest: If you had the choice, would you rather wake up in Canada or the U.S. right now? 🇨🇦🤯

@MichaelAArouet Rapes by Muslims, jailed for free speech, self humiliation. I'll come up with 20 more that you're better at

GDP per capita in the poorest US state, Mississippi, is higher than in the UK, yet based on many other metrics the UK is way ahead. Are we measuring things right? What is the flaw in GDP per capita as a metric of prosperity?

@MadDogBrit Great part is we kicked your ass in the one that counted. 250 years and going

I’m sick of Americans lecturing Britain about the Falklands. You failed in Vietnam. You failed in Afghanistan. You failed in Iraq. You failed in Libya. You fought to a stalemate in Korea. Trillions wasted. Thousands of your own men dead. Nothing to show for it. Now you want to tell us what to do with islands we’ve held for nearly 200 years, that we bled for in 1982, and whose people voted 99.8% to stay British? Mind your own damn business. Sort your own collapsing border and dying cities first. The Falklands are British. Full stop. My England for the English. England. True Grit. Restore. No apologies. No surrender.

@NotATweeter17 @thecyrusjanssen @grok Vietnam, Korean war, bay of pigs, Bosnia....

@NotATweeter17 @thecyrusjanssen There's no point because it's Twitter. @grok how many wars have Democrats been president and started or greatly expanded since world war 2?

@ashoswai Another European sympathizer with the terrorist irgc. At least you're all coming out and showing who you are.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi left Islamabad, after delivering Tehran’s list of demands for ending the war to Pakistani officials. He did not wait for Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to arrive. Iran is showing it has all the cards and Trump has none.

@NotATweeter17 @thecyrusjanssen Are you saying that a Democrat has never attacked another country? Not sure where you're going with that.

@MyPasswordIsDog @thecyrusjanssen Not wanting to attack another country doesn't mean you think they're "the good guys".

@IamHaiderSN Maybe he will continue to attack Iran so we can bet what he does next on the poly market. I'm long the US takes over kharg Island.

Trump will not attack Iran because there is nothing left in Iran for him to attack and put pressure on. The attacks are only making Iran stronger. Trump will try to cripple Iran financially by cutting off all sources of income, but only until Iran reaches an agreement. #Iran #USA

@donwinslow Shouldn't you be posting about how boys should mutilate themselves if they feel like it? Your party is a disgusting shell of itself. My family voted Democrat for years. Everyone votes Republican now and it's all about what a shit show you are.

IRAN was NOT going to have a nuclear weapon. This is the biggest lie told since the last time a Republican administration lied about weapons of mass destruction. Republicans lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie and lie

@NajamAli2020 Maybe it's not intended to hurt Iran but others of influence.

Iran Blockade: Myth Vs Reality The blockade on Iran is real, but the numbers being cited to describe its impact don’t hold up. Donald Trump’s claim of $500 million per day in losses is inconsistent with basic arithmetic. Iran exports about 1.7–1.8 million barrels per day, and even at elevated prices of $90–100 per barrel, that implies roughly $150–170 million in daily revenue. US enforcement has expanded beyond the Strait of Hormuz, with vessel redirections and tanker seizures extending into the Indian Ocean. This is meaningful pressure. However, Iran continues to load oil at Kharg Island, and its shadow fleet operating with transponders turned off makes interdiction far from complete. More critically, Iran entered this phase prepared. Around 160–170 million barrels are already afloat globally on tankers that cleared before the blockade, securing near-term revenues. In addition, roughly 90 million barrels of onshore storage provide about two months of production cover. This cushions the immediate financial impact. The real pressure builds over time. As storage fills and exports slow, Iran will be forced into production cuts, making May–June the likely inflection point, not the present moment. At the same time, the US faces its own constraints, including a narrowing political window and the risk of escalation with China as its cargo is affected. In short, the blockade is a credible pressure tool, but its immediate impact is being overstated. Iran has buffers in place; the leverage is real, but the timeline is longer than suggested. This blockade can impose pressure in the current phase. But in a full war scenario, its sustainability becomes questionable. It either escalates into something much larger with global consequences, or it loses effectiveness as a controlled economic tool.

@ManyBeenRinsed Anyone that isn't a drooling idiot knows this was almost all M&A activity. No true net investment. Please tell me your just a social media idiot and not someone making actual decisions.

I’m extremely bullish on Canada long term as I’ve been saying lately. Adjusted for size - my Canada is attracting twice as much foreign direct investment as the next closest G7 country. We’re almost double the US. 😤 We are truly the G’est of the G7. Thank you, Carney. ✊🏽

@abledoc @NajamAli2020 Absolutely no need to engage on ground. Simply wait them out and start bombing key infrastructure in manufacturing sector.

@NajamAli2020 The only way US can gain leverage is by engaging on the ground.

Negotiations are happening in Pakistan. Let me put it bluntly: The U.S. is the eager party. Iran is the reluctant one. Once Washington realised this war could not deliver its objectives, negotiation became the only off-ramp. But here is the problem: Despite blockades and pressure, Iran is not negotiating from weakness. Hormuz has changed the equation. Its closure doesn’t just hurt Iran, it hits the entire world, including the U.S. Oil flows disrupted. Global markets stressed. The dollar-based system under pressure. This is not a local conflict anymore. It is systemic. Meanwhile, Iran’s asymmetric strategy has delivered a strategic advantage. The war was fought and shaped by the IRGC, and the power it has accumulated will not allow any soft settlement on U.S. terms. So escalation is not an option. A return to war would: raise costs for the U.S. weaken its negotiating position further risk a wider economic shock Which leaves only one path. A negotiated settlement. But not a quick one. Not on U.S. terms. This will take time.

@NajamAli2020 Buddy, you're all over the place. You have no idea wtf is going on. If you did you would be taking your money and playing the commodity market. This won't end until July. Wti is pegged around 100. Gulf US States making tons.

@trainofangels00 Yes, brilliant. In other news the USA freezes all remittances to Canada.

Gloves are off now when it comes to CUSMA trade talks. Minister Hodgson just made it crystal clear that, as of now, our oil, natural gas, electricity, and critical minerals are Canada's aces, and we're ready to absolutely use them to protect Canadian jobs, pipelines, and our economic edge against this unnecessary U.S. pressure. With billions in energy flowing south and American homes literally relying on our power, this leverage shows the negotiations are dead serious now; ...no more 'Northern Neighbor quiet diplomacy' when our future is at stake. 🇨🇦 #cdnpoli #CUSMA

@DessieSPolitics Quick observation. Yeah, I'm good with you over there figuring your shit out. Since your men clearly no longer have a penis, you can send the hot blondes here and we'll give you our purple hairs.

I am disgust by Europeans who are still trying to defend the US. The US is not our ally, not our friend & definitely not the leader of the free world. Europe alongside with Canada, Australia, New Zeeland, etc is the leader of the free world. The US is no better than Russia.

@RobertJMolnar Since you're genx you're just being a liberal dick.

Iran is totally humiliating Donald Trump and the United States of America hence why Europe was like nah, we cool.... Trump will be gone soon, and everybody knows it Trump does not have the balls, or political capital, to do a full massive ground invasion, and Iran young bucks know it

@andersostlund We are the rejects, the huddled masses of Europe. You still act better and try to tell us what to do. We're celebrating 250 years of not being you. You have brought war to us so many times whether on our soil or by proxy. You steal from us in the veil of special programs.

Why is it the American goons hate Europe so incredibly much?

@SC_LakeShow_Ram @HamptonAc_ My kids are all grown and my wife spends the same. I'm capping her credit cards.

@HamptonAc_ He has one kid and his wife is putting it in child care? He’s cooked because he’s carrying dead weight. I bet you that wife spends like crazy. The here isn’t the economy it’s the husband and wife being idiots.

A friend of mine from college days just bought a house in Katy last year. Makes $200K/year in Texas. Wife and kid. Called me last week like "bro, the economy is actually cooked." I laughed. "you make $200K, man. what you crying about" He then showed me the math... $200K in Texas = $12,800/month take-home > $2,510 mortgage > $620 property taxes (Texas will bleed you quietly) > $350 homeowners insurance > $150 HOA (for a gate, a pond, and a newsletter nobody reads) > $1,800 health insurance for the family > $1,000 daycare for ONE kid > $1,050 groceries > $500 car note > $220 car insurance > $350 utilities > $375 home maintenance Total: $8,925 He's left with $3,875. Then, he still has student loans, date nights and holidays sitting on the side. A decade ago… A quarter of that salary is what somebody needed to buy that same house and raise that same family. Now $200,000 a year and you're still watching your account like something is wrong. The economy is really cooked for 9-5ers