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Read this, reread it, digest it, cause it may spell doom for liberal democracies that don’t
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We live in a constant cycle where Trump screws everything up all week and then returns to thunderous applause at Mar-a-Lago in order to get recharged to do it all over again the following week
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@bonchieredstate You made no argument because there is none to make. The incentive structure he outlined is what it is.
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Of course he does.
It’s incredible to me that this guy, who lives in Brazil and supported Lula, and who filmed himself licking another man’s toes for a humiliation fetish, is treated as a serious voice by so many on the right.
Nothing matters.
Mikale Olson@realmikolson
“I think Iran made a mistake in not getting nuclear weapons.” — Glenn Greenwald
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@ThomBrady5 @sethjlevy Strategic disaster so far, but hey you blew up some things good job.
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So far from US strategic perspective: - destroyed its basing in the region - shown allies they can’t protect them - lost control of the strait of Hormuz - risks the petrodollar - destroyed the energy portfolio of its global allies, from Europe to East Asia This is a disaster.
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Iran has no navy, no air force, no air defenses, their top 50 leaders are dead, and an Iranian faction gave Trump 10 oil tankers as a gift. But a lot of (highly-respected) right-wing posters are declaring defeat for America. This is starting to get delusional.
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James potter when he saw snape at the platform 9 3/4ths
MusChampion@Less_HumbleTeej
Aye man PLZ
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This is before you get into its domestic political implications, the potential of sending ground troops, etc.
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So far from US strategic perspective:
- destroyed its basing in the region
- shown allies they can’t protect them
- lost control of the strait of Hormuz
- risks the petrodollar
- destroyed the energy portfolio of its global allies, from Europe to East Asia
This is a disaster.
Luke Gromen@LukeGromen
“Many of the 13 military bases in the region used by American troops are all but uninhabitable, with the ones in Kuwait, which is next door to Iran, suffering perhaps the most damage.” -NYT just now First MSM admission I’ve seen of this fact
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The irony is that Twitter used to have famous people, up to and including the president of the United States, putting valuable content on here for absolutely nothing.
Then they changed it to give you a pittance for every view, and wonder why it’s being crowded out by engagement farming, low-quality accounts who post on whatever with no connection to the countries or topics being discussed.
Nikita Bier@nikitabier
For a random person signing up in France: Their very first timeline will likely include Trump ragebait and Silicon Valley chatter. We can’t continue to incentivize the same kind of posts forever—and not try to expand our inventory. The network will never grow. It will proceed to be a monoculture with a handful of countries rationally spamming the replies of those posts to get $30/week.
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The fact that Israel and the US are killing civilian officials is already crazy enough, but I don't think people realize how utterly insane it is that Israel even put Aragchi, a diplomat, on a kill list. Even Attila and Gengis Khan respected the immunity of diplomats.
Dominic Waghorn@DominicWaghorn
Credible reporting that the Israelis literally wanted noone left to talk to in Tehran even its foreign minister and had to be told to take him off the kill list. reuters.com/world/asia-pac…
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We can’t leave the war in Iran because they now control shipping in the strait
A situation manufactured by our involvement in the war itself
This is why you never give an inch to the neocons, this situation was manufactured on purpose to trap us in a war and it’s working
AF Post@AFpost
Ben Shapiro says the US should prepare for an enduring conflict with Iran, where American boys die to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which was already open prior to the US fighting a war for Israel against Iran. Follow: @AFpost
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The complete lack of self-awareness of Americans will never cease to amaze me. The US just launched a war of aggression against Iran, which it started by murdering its entire leadership in the middle of negotiations. A few weeks earlier, it had attacked yet another country and abducted its leader in the middle of the night. At the same time, it's strangling Cuba, a country that poses no threat whatsoever to the US, by imposing a strict embargo on it, while openly threatening to use force against it unless the government does as Trump says. But despite all of that, they still think they're in a position to castigate "rogue states", lmao.
Matthew Kroenig@MatthewKroenig
Since the 1990s, US presidents have largely succeeded in hunting down and eliminating rogue states. Donald Trump has the opportunity to finish them off. My latest in The Wall Street Journal. wsj.com/opinion/twilig…
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Imagine if someone summarised twentieth-century European history with a statement that "Europeans don't care about other Europeans and they all loathe the Jews", and was then hailed for their analytical insight and given a book contract.
In the case of the proven charlatan and fabricator Douglas Murray, this actually happened.
Sowell Economics@sowelleconomics
"Muslims don't care about other Muslims. Arabs don't care about other Arabs. Nobody cares about Palestinians. Jordanians loathe them. The Egyptians loathe them. The Lebanese loathe them. They've done nothing for the Palestinians for 70 years." - Douglas Murray
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@ZaidJilani Hughes literally said in one of his videos that he spoke only to Israelis during his trip and returned without speaking to any Palestinians, yet he claimed it wasn’t propaganda because he was able to ask his tour guide questions.
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Coleman Hughes went on a government-funded junket to Israel. A couple of my friends went on the same one. They went out and met Palestinians and viewed the occupation. Coleman didn’t.
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@herandrews Ok but this was to simply replace the European empires with the American empire with better optics so it doesn’t look like an imperial relationship. This is not “Third Worldism”
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The American deep state was the best friend decolonization ever had. The Cold War in Africa was all about us outbidding the Soviets by being more pro-liberation than they were.
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“Third Worldism” is a good term and I use it myself, but I prefer other names like “race communism” for two reasons.
1. Its enemy is not just the West but white people explicitly.
2. “Third Worldism” sounds foreign and it’s not. It’s the ideology of the American empire.
Zineb Riboua@zriboua
Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. Big difference between people who criticize US policy and those who want to absolutely destroy U.S., work to make its collapse happen, and feel absolute pleasure in seeing Americans fail. hudson.org/politics-gover…
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“Luka is going to average 33 a game on a 50+ win team and nobody cares but me. It’s weird.”
@getnickwright cannot believe that another dominant Luka Doncic season is being ignored
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Some of the most absurd war propaganda I've ever heard
The Bulwark@BulwarkOnline
Vance suggests Iran could have used nuclear suicide vests: “You talk about people who walk into a crowded supermarket and have a vest on, and they blow up the vest and a couple of people get killed, and that's a terrible tragedy. What happens when what's on the vest is not something that can kill a couple of people, but can kill many, many tens of thousands of people?”
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