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William

@OutlastCold

Here to learn, hit dingers, and have a good time.

College Station, Texas Katılım Şubat 2026
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William@OutlastCold·
@sentdefender So they can do it again in 5 years. 10 years. 50 years. These guys are the worst. Not even worth following this anymore tbh. I feel bad for career people like you, to whom this is their job.
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OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical·
If genuine, the F-35 just proved itself as one of the stoutest airframes in American service.
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OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical·
Iran just released footage reportedly showing one of its air defense systems successfully hitting an American F-35.
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William@OutlastCold·
@GrablyR Nice. Someone fire this moron.
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Raphael Grably
Raphael Grably@GrablyR·
La localisation du porte-avions français Charles de Gaulle rendue possible grâce à l'imprudence d'un marin utilisant l'application de running Strava, rapporte Le Monde. En faisant son footing sur le pont, il révélait la présence du navire.
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Crazy Fenak
Crazy Fenak@CrazyFenaker·
@aleksbrz11 So that $400M plane they gifted to Trump was literally the worst bribe/investment of all time.
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Aleksey Berezutski 🇷🇺🎖
🚨BREAKING NEWS Qatar Gas CEO : We incurred a $20 billion loss at the facility we built for $26 billion two years ago.
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unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
Trump wants no more strikes on Iranian energy strikes, per WSJ
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🐺@LeighWolf·
As I read hot takes on Iran, something is becoming very clear....there's a lot of people who are mentally trapped in Iraq/Afghanistan mental framework, seemingly unaware of the advances in military technology since we wrapped the retrograde from both countries. It's been 12 years since we've done something similar to the current operation in Iran. The US absolutely has robust capabilties to defend against Iran's backyard drones. None of which were even imagined when we closed up Iraq/Afg. (Not to mention a decent 50 cal gunner could probably take down these drones) This isn't a commentary on whether or not we should or shouldn't, but there's a lot of people who need to do some homework before popping off on social media.
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Wuhan Fourth Turning Swan@TheWuhanClan

Most retarded timeline imaginable. Boots on the ground are not capable of defending against Iran’s drones. They’re escalating this into Afghanistan 2.0 Blue wave coming because Trump and Hegseth have learned nothing from history

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William@OutlastCold·
@Defence_Index Florida…? Poor guys. Couldn’t pay me to visit Florida.
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Defence Index@Defence_Index·
🇬🇧 JUST IN: British military experts arrive in Florida to assist in planning the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, The New York Times reports.
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William@OutlastCold·
@Osinttechnical Guy just blames other people for his own mistakes. What a loser. We need a real sec def.
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OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical·
Also blames Biden and Ukraine for depleting US stockpiles.
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OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical·
Hegseth confirms that the Pentagon is requesting $200 billion from Congress for Iran war. "That number could move... it takes money to kill bad guys."
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OSINTtechnical@Osinttechnical·
Hegseth: “Our ungrateful allies in Europe should be saying one thing to President Trump: thank you.”
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The Long View
The Long View@HayekAndKeynes·
NATO allies who didn’t offer military support to help close Hormuz may soon see how much that decision will cost them…. Defense would have been cheaper than the energy bills that are coming. Fools learn from experience.
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mitsuri
mitsuri@0xmitsurii·
Silicon Valley was way ahead of time.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський
I met with the leadership of the Spanish engineering and technology group Sener Aerospace & Defence. Today, Ukrainian manufacturers signed four cooperation documents here, three of which are specifically with Sener. The agreements concern establishing cooperation in the missile sector and air defense. This is what will strengthen the protection of Ukraine’s skies. We discussed production capabilities and bolstering Ukraine’s air defense. Strengthening air defense and protecting lives are our top priorities. We are also interested in joint projects in the field of long-range drone production. Ukraine has new developments and is ready to scale them up. We expect that all agreements between Ukrainian and Spanish manufacturers will be implemented as soon as possible. Thank you for your support and readiness to work together.
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Roccie Apollo@killjoy77k·
@DudeWhoInvests This means there’s never going to be peace of mind with holdings.. even the avid ETF investors are going to feel this one ☝🏼
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Asher Fredman אשר פרדמן
Israel’s strike on the South Pars gas field was a very smart and calculated move. About 94% of Iran’s natural gas is used for internal consumption. That means that the strike will directly impact Iran’s power plants, industries and military- all critical for its war effort. However, as opposed to a potential strike on Iran’s oil facilities, taking Iran’s gas offline will have a far smaller impact on China and other Iranian energy customers. Much of the gas that is not consumed domestically is sent via pipeline to Iraq. The strike will further disconnect Iraq from Iran, helping to move Baghdad out of Tehran’s orbit. The concern that Iran will strike GCC energy installations is real- but it was already targeting such installations across the Middle East. The ability of the Iranian regime to maintain centralized command of the armed forces, and control over the country, is decreasing faster than people realize. The U.S. and Israel must keep up, and increase, the pressure. #southpars #epicfury #IranWar
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Kate from Kharkiv
Kate from Kharkiv@BohuslavskaKate·
STUBB: Russia is now giving Shahed drones back to Iran, which they can use to strike American bases. And Russia is providing Iran with intelligence on the locations of American bases. Basically, Russia is giving the executive order to kill American soldiers. I'd be very worried.
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Anas Alhajji
Anas Alhajji@anasalhajji·
🔥Soon, we will have serious supply chain problems around the world. 🔥The domino effect is not priced in.
Anas Alhajji@anasalhajji

🔴Thoughts on the Future of Energy Markets🔴 The most severe long-term consequence of escalating trade wars, tariffs, sanctions, disruptions involving Venezuela, Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and even moves like the Greenland interest isn't just higher prices or short-term supply shocks. It's the irreversible shift where energy becomes fully classified as a core national security issue for every major power and country. Once that mindset takes hold, global energy markets will never return to the old model of open, price-driven, largely commercial trade. Instead, capitalist economies—historically reliant on market efficiency, global supply chains, and comparative advantage—will increasingly mirror the Chinese approach: heavy state direction, strategic stockpiling, vertical integration, subsidies for domestic champions, and prioritization of self-reliance/control over pure cost minimization. The irony? They'll adopt this state-capitalist framework without China's advantages—its unmatched scale in manufacturing, technological edge in key supply chains (batteries, solar, rare earths), massive infrastructure buildout, or centralized political ability to force rapid pivots. The result: higher costs, slower innovation in some areas, fragmented markets, and reduced overall efficiency for Western-style economies, all in the name of "security." Energy stops being just another commodity; it becomes a geopolitical weapon and a domestic fortress.

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OSINTdefender
OSINTdefender@sentdefender·
Iran is now striking Gulf nation oil and gas infrastructure in earnest, claiming the move is retaliation for the targeting of industry across Iran by a the U.S. and Israel.
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