Odigos

Israel is planning to steal $40 billion gas field in Lebanese waters. Sorry, I meant self-defense themselves into $40 billion. In order to do that, they’re going to destroy 70 villages, including three Christian ones. No one in our government cares. In fact, we’re funding this.

@Renyygade @ismail_lamie @persianjewess She's not Hebrew or Greek either, dummy.

@Renyygade @ismail_lamie @persianjewess Why Hebrew and Greek but not Arabic? Arab Jews and Christians say inshallah too, bigot.

Anne Hathaway talking to People Magazine: “I want to live a long, healthy life… Inshallah.” Inshallah? 🧐🤔 Anne is an American who was raised Roman Catholic.

@CounterTyrannyX @ismail_lamie @persianjewess Deo volente is the Latin equivalent of insha Allah.

@ismail_lamie @persianjewess So does Deus Vult, why not say that?

@HughEaston @persianjewess You know, Arab Jews & Christians say that too.

@persianjewess Inshallah? Your face and hair visible, have you no modesty? And why are you talking? Women are property not free thinking beings. The man who owns you (father or husband) is meant to do all the talking on your behalf.

@lavinia_colzani @AryJeayBackup Legalized by which world body?

@AryJeayBackup No it can't. There is a legal blockade in force. China can whine but ultimately short of entering the war on the side of Iran they can't do anything.

The US intercepted a 2 million crude oil laden China-bound ship. This can have severe consequences.

@BapoRothstein @pati_marins64 Operation Epic Fail is what it's been so far.

@pati_marins64 I’m surprised this account still exists. The assessment it provided of Iran’s purported military capabilities was proven to be a joke by Operation Epic Fury.

It’s striking how fast Ghabałf and Araghchi changed their tone after being summoned by the IRGC, especially after making so many ambiguous and weak statements. Now both are speaking clearly and firmly about Iran’s position. This is an area where the Americans excel. They are masters at using what feels like a smoke grenade, obscuring the real situation, buying valuable time, and sowing confusion among the enemy’s leadership.

@ZinkyT232 @aakankshalovely Anything that defies the petrodollar is a threat to the Americans.

@aakankshalovely There are several reasons why the yuan could never become the global currency. This may have partially been about China, but it wasn’t because the yuan was ever a real threat.

China moved into Venezuela and started purchasing Oil in Yuan. US attacked Venezuela and took control of its Oil. China became Iran’s biggest Oil purchaser in Yuan. US attacked Iran. India purchased Russian Oil and was on track to revive RIC friendship. US slapped 50% tariffs on India. US will never allow India to become a second China which is now challenging US supremacy. This war is not about Iran going nuclear. Iran was never a threat to US. This war is about US flexing its muscles to China over global oil trade and maintaining the dollar supremacy. US had no option but to stop the Chinese else Yuan would have become global currency. The war is actually between US and China and others are just side players. The repercussions of this war will be felt for many decades and it is not going to end soon. #Trump #Iran #middleeastwars

@shellshellnono @BenHanan_ @RT_com Maybe the judge's all too aware of Netanyahu's proclivity for bombing schools.

@BenHanan_ @RT_com So she asked the isreal leader to bomb. And thats a credible threat?

@RT_com She called to bomb her school, it wasn’t a “Netanyahu joke”

@xevnoc @mdubowitz Are the UAE and Israel also under decades of economic sanctions?

Yes, Iran is an economic failure for a number of reasons. A better comparison would be somewhere like the UAE. in 1976 the economy was roughly the same size as that of Israel. Today the economies of the UAE and Israel are roughly the same size despite there being 10 million Israelis and just 1.5 million Emiratis. Iran is also sitting on a lot more oil and gas than UAE, and has a lot more geographic advantages than UAE to deliver its energy. They could easily be ridiculously rich if it wasn't for the political situation.

In 1976, Iran’s GDP was $76B and Israel’s was $16B — Iran’s economy nearly 5x larger. In 2026, Israel’s GDP about $700B while Iran’s closer to $300B — Israel’s economy 2x+ larger — despite 90 million Iranians and just 10 million Israelis. The Islamic Republic is a disaster.

@NedunckDefi @Chrisxy24 Good thing the ref didn't stop the fight...the ending was karmic.

@Chrisxy24 But the referee is not stopping the game, this fight is sensational for me and brutal 😂

This is brutal and should be illegal. The white guy Bahram should be suspended.

@Soccer_Stats @CptAllenHistory x.com/Odigos4/status…

@Odigos4 @CptAllenHistory Talking of ridiculous, the British unilaterally carved-off 78% of Mandate Palestine and gifted it to the Hashemite Tribe from Arabia to Lord over Funny how you characters never mention that, isn't it?

Israel’s legal title to the Land is ironclad under international law - and it was permanently reaffirmed on this day in 1946. On April 18, 1946, the League of Nations dissolved itself & transferred its “sacred trust” to the United Nations: the Mandate for Palestine. That legally binding document, unanimously approved by all 51 member states on July 24, 1922, granted the Jewish people irrevocable title to settle anywhere in western Palestine - the roughly 10,000 square miles between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea (today’s Israel, Gaza, and the so-called “West Bank”). Britain had already sliced off 77% of the original Mandate to create Transjordan (today’s Jordan) out of “eastern Palestine” as a reward for the Hashemites. The remainder - from the river to the sea - remained the Jewish National Home under international law. “Palestine” was never an Arab state, never a nationality, and never even an Arabic word. It derives from the Roman provincial name Syria Palaestina, imposed in 135 CE after the Bar Kokhba Revolt to erase the name Judea and its Jewish identity. The term itself comes from the ancient Philistines - ancient Aegean enemies of the Jews. Under Ottoman and British rule, local Arabs considered themselves part of Greater Syria. British Mandate documents spoke of “Jews and Arabs of Palestine” - never “Jews and Palestinians.” The flagship institutions (Palestine Post, Palestine Symphony Orchestra, Anglo-Palestine Bank) were all Jewish. Crucially, the Mandate reserved political rights to self-determination for the Jews alone. Arabs received full civil rights and their own political rights in four other mandates: Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Transjordan. Article 80 of the UN Charter preserved every Jewish right under the Mandate when the League dissolved. Israel’s legal title isn’t a “settler-colonial” fever dream. It is the last unamended international accord on the land; and it remains in force to this day. They’ve spent eight decades gaslighting the world with a fabricated “indigenous” peoplehood that never existed before the 1960s. The documents don’t lie.

@Soccer_Stats @CptAllenHistory And they had every right to do so. The mandate allowed Jews to establish a national home, not a Jewish state in Palestine. Claiming a state while owning less than 6% of the land and making up less than ⅓ of the demographic was the ridiculous part.

@Odigos4 @CptAllenHistory Don't be ridiculous The Arabs were rejecting any Jewish State long before the 1947 UN Partition Plan, which they flatly rejected

@Soccer_Stats @CptAllenHistory It doesn't. First, conquest was outlawed by then. Second, the war was as a consequence of Zionist aggression in Palestine—the massacres and ethnic cleansing of Arab villages in both territories assigned to the Arab state and the Jewish state—with the implementation of Plan Dalet.

@Odigos4 @CptAllenHistory Of course it does You simply can't turn back the pages of time to a situation which best suits you Actions have Consequences And the Consequences of Waging a War of Annihilation against Israel is that they lost everything

@Soccer_Stats @CptAllenHistory It doesn't change the fact that Israel's legal borders are that assigned in the partition plan, and not that of Mandatory Palestine. Israeli courts, including the supreme court, have consistently affirmed that Israel was not the successor of Mandatory Palestine.

@Odigos4 @CptAllenHistory That UN Plan was rejected outright by the Arabs They instead chose a War of Annihilation against Israel Which they lost

@sharonhchilvers @RabbiPoupko There were many kingdoms in that land even at that particular time. The Kurkh Monolith also mentions Gindibu, who was with Ahab as part of a coalition called the "League of Twelve Kings" led by Hadadezer of Damascus against Assyrian expansion. Gindibu and his camelry were Arabs.

@RabbiPoupko I realise you think the entire world is about you. There were many kingdoms and many civilizations that inhabited that region, the Israelites a mere 350 years ,The PALESTINIANS on the other hand did not flee, they have inhabited that region as their DNA proves from the stone age

Stop saying Israel was promised to us 3000 years ago. This is the Kurkh Monolith. It was discovered in Kurdistan in 1861 by British archaeologist John George Taylor and stands today in the British Museum in London 🇬🇧 It is 2900 years old and has Assyrian king Shalmaneser III speak about his battle against Ahab the king of ISRAEL in the Battle of Qarqar. "2,000 chariots, 10,000 soldiers of Ahab the Israelite" By then, The kingdom of Israel had been in place for HUNDREDS of years already. Jews are indigenous to the land of Israel.

@nitinn2859 @Warlock_mohit Petroleum was discovered. Petrol was invented through chemical engineering. What's a doctor got to do with it?

@Odigos4 @Warlock_mohit They were discovered, not invented. Please go to your nearest doctor.

Petrol & diesel are older than islam.

@Soccer_Stats @CptAllenHistory It didn't.

@Odigos4 @CptAllenHistory Of course it did

@GamepadderX @albz2 @CptAllenHistory Conquest has been outlawed since WW2. Keep up.

@albz2 @CptAllenHistory Israel solidified their claim in 1967 when they conquered as far south as Sinai. Palestinians have never conquered and held territory. They are a guest on Israeli soil and would be wise to start behaving or face expulsion.

@Soccer_Stats @CptAllenHistory Yeah, but Israel wasn't the successor of Mandatory Palestine, hence it didn't inherit the borders.

@CptAllenHistory "Uti Possidetis Juris" is a principle of International Law stating that newly formed Sovereign States inherit the borders of their preceding dependent area It means the boundaries of former Colonial Territories become the International Borders of the Newly Independent States