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Tough shell... soft interior

Katılım Ekim 2021
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@David71377 @larry_kudlow @VDHanson Among the many things Trump has destroyed in a short 10 years is conservative intellectual tradition. Outside of a notable, most, like VDH, have lined up at the MAGA trough and sold their soul to the very real devil that is Donald Trump
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David Miller
David Miller@David71377·
@larry_kudlow @VDHanson We begin to see the outlines of scapegoating a failure of Trump’s war. In fact, everybody hopes for the best. It is unfortunate that that seems to be the only discernible plan that Trump has.
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Larry Kudlow
Larry Kudlow@larry_kudlow·
Here’s @VDHanson on the Left’s opposition to the Iran conflict: “if Trump were to be successful, that would be a foreign policy triumph... so the stakes are pretty high for the Left… they're going to try to stop it”
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@guypbenson A gay Republican admonishing others for selective hearing. That's rich
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Jostein Hauge
Jostein Hauge@haugejostein·
This is wild. People in *every single one* of the top US allies now think it's better to depend on China than the US. The global balance of power is clearly tilting away from the US and toward China.
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@TBR24_7 @nicksortor It's funny because it's quick and true. But it's awful diplomacy. This is an ally.... a very sensitive topic for the Japanese... And not to mention... the country that holds so much American debt that they could "Pearl Harbor " our economy if they sold it So grow tf up
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Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor@nicksortor·
🚨 LMFAO HOLY CRAP! President Trump just dropped an INSANE one-liner in front of the Japanese PM in the Oval REPORTER: Why didn't you tell Japan before the Iran war? TRUMP: "Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why did you not tell me about PEARL HARBOR!? Right?" 🤣🔥
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@cdrsalamander @MattRebane You have no idea how much of this country hates the likes of you.... you're complete scum and are a cancer in our society
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cdrsalamander@cdrsalamander·
If this is true, which I doubt, then I would recommend that the entire Danish diplomatic and national security nomenklatura who is responsible for U.S. facing concerns be invited to pursue excellence elsewhere in the economy because they are sh1tty in their present jobs—a danger to themselves and others. I am sure they are like some of the earnest Euro nomenklatura I met while a NATO staff officer: their view of the U.S. is strictly limited to what they read from WaPo, NYT, or derived sources. Their American friends, should they have any, represent the intellectual diversity to be found in liberal arts colleges from DC to Boston, with California for geographical diversity. They don’t know the U.S., just a parody of it.
ChrisO_wiki@ChrisO_wiki

1/ Denmark was reportedly preparing for full-scale war with the US over Greenland in January, with military support from France, Germany, and Nordic nations. Elite troops and F-35 jets with live ammunition were sent, and runways were to be blown up to prevent an invasion. ⬇️

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Kaitlan Collins
Kaitlan Collins@kaitlancollins·
Asked why he didn't coordinate with allies before going to war with Iran, Trump says, "We didn't tell anyone about it. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor, OK?"
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Mollie
Mollie@MZHemingway·
People can definitely overdo poll interpretation, but the flurry of "100% of Trump supporters support Trump" polls that are suddenly being bandied about continue to miss very real issues here for Republicans.
(((Harry Enten)))@ForecasterEnten

This is the most troublesome sign I've seen for Trump & the GOP. Trump's now a record low 41 pts underwater on the cost of living per Yahoo/YouGov. He's 60 pts underwater on the issue with indies!! Wave adios to the House & maybe Senate cause you can't win with these numbers.

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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@jasonrantz He decides. But it doesn't change that Tulsi said that the program had not yet begun to be reconstituted. And that makes Trump's analysis of the imminence of this threat, terrible And your support for him on this matter, pathetic
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Jason Rantz on Seattle Red
It is, in fact, up to President Donald Trump to determine whether or not a threat is imminent enough to demand military intervention. That's how this works. If you don't like it -- fair enough. There are valid arguments on Article II, but that's a congressional issue (or, if it's ever truly challenged, a legal one). But it's not controversial to say the president decides.
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@LentikileR17927 @joelpollak "He wins wars"? WTF is he talking about? I feel like Ive dropped into Oz off the tornado while reading all these accounts on my timeline, Ive never followed, d*ck riding Trump for no good reason
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Big Cheese
Big Cheese@FreeRealmGoblin·
@annakhachiyan I love when shit gets bad it’s brave to say “actually I don’t know anything at all”. The political courage of a wind chime.
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Anna Khachiyan
Anna Khachiyan@annakhachiyan·
Leftlibs are so delusional. Notice the weird unnecessary moral condemnation she makes sure to throw in about how westerners are “largely apathetic” to the suffering and death of nonwesterners. That’s not true. Most people aren’t particularly happy at the thought of other people being blown to bits but are naturally more concerned when things affect them and their families directly. This is totally normal throughout time across every group. Do you think “populations on other continents” give a shit about us lol? Being anti-war is not an unpopular opinion. It *is* the fashionable position. I’m personally not a war lover myself but it costs you nothing to be on record as hating war. The far more scary and unflattering option is to admit that you don’t really know what’s going on or what you’re talking about and really want your version of events to be true.
Caitlin Johnstone@caitoz

Westerners are about to start paying a lot more attention to the war in Iran as massive US-Israeli escalations point to a coming energy crisis set to impact the whole world. Israel has bombed the world’s largest natural gas field in southwestern Iran, reportedly in coordination with the United States. Now that a major red line for Tehran has been crossed, retaliatory strikes have already begun pummeling the energy infrastructure of US allies in the region, with Qatar reporting that its primary gas facility has sustained “significant damage” from an attack after Iran issued evacuation warnings for energy facilities in Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Fuel prices are already surging. If middle eastern energy infrastructure starts taking extensive damage on top of the already hugely significant Iranian blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, this war could end up affecting virtually every corner of human civilization in one way or another. Westerners are largely apathetic about US military explosives landing on populations on other continents. But once it starts having a direct impact on their personal bank accounts, you can expect them to get a lot more interested in US foreign policy. This war has been a bit odd for me because as an anti-imperialist peacemonger I’m not yet entirely sure what my role is in my commentary here. Normally I’d be begging westerners to care about another horrific act by the US war machine, but as things stand it looks like westerners are going to be forced to care about this one whether they want to or not. Normally I’d be writing furiously about how people should not support this war, but the war has exceptionally low public support already. Normally I’d be trying to help everyone open their eyes and recognize the US warmongers for the psychopaths that they are, but the Trumpanyahu administration is openly waging an unprovoked war of aggression while constantly thumping its chest and boasting about how it’s showing the Iranians “no quarter, no mercy” and saying it can kill whoever it wants with impunity. Normally I’d be writing about how the mass media are churning out war propaganda to manufacture consent for more US military butchery, but the mass media keep putting out stories about how the US government is lying about a war that should never have happened while Trump administration figures have public tantrums about how the media isn’t churning out war propaganda for them. President Trump is on social media babbling about how news outlets “should be brought up on Charges for TREASON” for not reporting on an embarrassing story about a US aircraft carrier fire the way he wants, while Secretary of War Pete Hegseth gave one of his fire-and-brimstone podium sermons bitching about how “an actual patriotic press” would be framing this war in a more positive light. Do you see what I mean? What am I supposed to do with this? Where does that leave dissident fringesters like myself? All I can do is clear my throat and sheepishly go “Uh, yeah, I uh… agree with CNN.” With Ukraine the mass media fell all over themselves to hide the west’s role in provoking the conflict, framing Putin as an evil maniacal Hitler figure who just spontaneously flipped out and invaded a country on Russia’s border because he hates freedom. With Gaza the western press gave nonstop narrative cover to Israel’s genocidal atrocities, constantly dragging public attention into an endless conversation about antisemitism and Jewish feelings whenever opposition to the slaughter got too hot. That’s just not happening with Iran. It’s the first US war I’ve ever seen where a big chunk of the empire just refused to get on board. The media’s not playing along, US allies are telling Trump to get stuffed when he asks for military assistance with the Strait of Hormuz, and the public’s not buying the lies. This is a frightening time to be alive — but you can’t say we’re in a period of stasis. Things are moving faster and faster. They might get a whole lot worse. They might get a whole lot better. They might get a whole lot worse and then get a whole lot better. But it seems a safe bet that the situation won’t remain the same.

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David Harsanyi
David Harsanyi@davidharsanyi·
Can someone explain to me how we could be entering World War 3 when Iran doesn't have a single ally?
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Ann Coulter
Ann Coulter@AnnCoulter·
Somehow, that isn't comforting.
CSPAN@cspan

.@SenOssoff: "Was it the assessment of the Intelligence Community that there was an 'imminent nuclear threat' posed by the Iranian regime?" @DNIGabbard: "The only person who can determine what is and is not a threat is the President—" Ossoff: "False."

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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@therealcwb @AnnCoulter Ha! As you said. She literally is answering the question. Now you are pretending there is more to it. F'ing MAGA scum killing the planet
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@BrettGrose @LisaDaftari And today the Director of Intelligence...a Trump appointee... said the nuke program had been destroyed and that Iran had not done anything to reconstitute the program
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Brett
Brett@BrettGrose·
@LisaDaftari Last year Trump said there was no longer a credible threat because he had “obliterated“ the nuclear weapons program.
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Lisa Daftari
Lisa Daftari@LisaDaftari·
Iran was building a nuclear weapon, funding terrorism on five continents, and executing its own citizens in the streets. So-called 'experts' still want to say there was no credible threat. Boggles the mind.
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David Harsanyi
David Harsanyi@davidharsanyi·
Never forget they changed the meaning of the word genocide -- much in the same way they changed the meaning of "woman" and "violence" and "racism" and "democracy" -- to be able to spread this preposterous lie. They have ensured these words have no meaning.
Shadi Hamid@shadihamid

What Israel has done in Gaza clearly and easily meets the legal definition of genocide as described in the UN Genocide Convention. I lay out the case in detail here in @washingtonpost: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/… Words have meaning. Even if it offends some people, we need to call things as they are. The idea that Israel is somehow immune from judgment is itself an application of a double standard. It is anti-semitic to hold Israel to a different standard than other states. And that's what Israeli is: a state. Sometimes, states do really awful things. And to conflate American Jews with the Israeli state is yet another example of anti-semitism, which the AJC seems to be doing here.

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Bill Madden
Bill Madden@maddenifico·
100% of MAGA: This is something you'd see in 1939 Nazi Germany. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👇
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@raycattie @SaftyInNumbers @anders_aslund @YpsiGal F you. Do think you're going to have a country before Trump is done? I f'ing hope not. I don't want to share a country one more day with you idiotic F's. A national divorce is the most important thing to me at this point
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Myrddin
Myrddin@raycattie·
@SaftyInNumbers @anders_aslund @YpsiGal And you know where they’re looking from? The sidelines, that’s where. Europes days are numbered when Trump pulls out of NATO— you’ll all be vassal states of Russia within ten years. Enjoy.
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Anders Åslund
Anders Åslund@anders_aslund·
Incredible how Trump has lost all international authority. Nobody abroad takes any of his statements seriously, because he lies all the time, knows no facts & changes his views ever so often. What a tragedy for the US to have such a defect president.
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Passenger@Passengersolo·
@therealcwb @AnnCoulter Trump gets to make the call, and we all get to decide if it is reasonable or not. Is Trump's decision reasonable to you? Now that we know the intelligence he received includes that the nuclear program was previously destroyed and that nothing had been done to reconstitute it
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Captain Weird Beard
Captain Weird Beard@therealcwb·
@AnnCoulter She's literally answering the question and he doesn't like the answer. He can have his own opinion, but she is correct. They provide the information and analysis as best they are able and then it is ultimately up to the president to make the determinations. That's how it goes.
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