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@RodinSimi @Msigi_Emotion It is worse for a Kenyan

@Msigi_Emotion I am not Nigerian

Manchester City is winning, and instead of Liverpool fans feeling the pain, it’s Arsenal fans who are trembling. One slip & the PL will be gone. When Pep decides to humble Mikel Arteta & silence Arsenal fans, I will have the last laugh. I can’t wait for the bottling to start.

@jlippincott_ @AGDugin Your proposal is too sophisticated for the current us administration

The Iranians have to be governed by the nerdiest regime of all time. You can't swing a dead cat without hitting an Iranian leader who has written a book on Aristotle, Kant, Farabi, etc. Therefore, in order to foster constructive diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic, the State Department should consider deploying the United States' own emergency Strategic Straussian Reserve of political philosophers. Before engaging Iran on ending the war, re-opening the Strait of Hormuz, signing mutual nonaggression pacts, and examining the future of sanctions, American political philosophers should engage the Iranians on the real issues at stake such as: -Resolving the theological-political question in both Western and Islamic contexts. -Developing a shared textual hermeneutic. -Addressing the connection between instrumental reason, technology, and modernity. We need to speak a language the Iranians understand. We need to transform these negotiations into a graduate seminar. @StateDept @SecRubio

@HJames42554 @NiohBerg She is confused

@NiohBerg You are funny. Basically based on your previous posts no matter what happens Iran is losing. If they captured pilots they will be punished and if they did not they had a strategic loss..

If both US pilots turn out to be okay and safe, this will become one of the biggest strategic disasters for the regime and the IRGC. It will mean that America with ease operated deep within Iran at low altitude, completely uninterrupted. It doesn't matter that the IRGC finally shot down one plane, because they failed to capitalise on it. They failed to capture the soldiers, and they couldn't even bribe the Iranian nation to hunt for them either. Total failure.

@Belive_Kinuthia The voice of people engaged in promoting US military power.

This is how much WEAK Iran is. They apparently shot down a low-flying US Fighter Jet on their soil. The two pilots ejected safely. Iran Police, Military and IRGC forces 2KM away couldn't capture the two pilots. America flew its rescue personnels from 1000KM away and successfully rescued both the pilots and carried the wreckage away.

@aj_inapi India and Pakistan have nukes.

IF IRAN GETS NUCLEAR WEAPONS - WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Let’s actually play this scenario out logically instead of emotionally. If Iran is allowed to develop nuclear weapons, the issue is not just Iran having nukes. The real issue is what happens after that. Because the Middle East does not operate in isolation. It operates on balance of power. And the moment that balance shifts, everyone reacts. THE NUCLEAR DOMINO EFFECT If Iran becomes a nuclear weapons state, the following countries will not sit still: ~ Saudi Arabia ~ United Arab Emirates ~ Qatar ~ Turkey ~ Possibly Egypt Why? Because no regional power is going to allow Iran to be the only nuclear power dominating the region. So this is not: Iran gets nukes This becomes: The Middle East becomes nuclear. That is a completely different world. NOW ADD “AMERICA FIRST” ISOLATION Let’s say the United States decides: ~ No more policing the world ~ No more protecting shipping lanes ~ No more defending allies ~ Focus only on domestic issues ~ Pull military presence back What happens next is something history has shown many times: When a superpower pulls back, other powers move in. The countries that benefit the most from America stepping back are: ~ China ~ Russia ~ Iran Power vacuums never stay empty. THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ PROBLEM This is one of the most important choke points in the world. Around 20% of global oil supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran sits next to. If Iran has nuclear weapons, they gain massive leverage because: They can threaten shipping They can influence oil prices They can pressure Gulf countries They gain geopolitical power without firing a shot If the U.S. Navy is not there guaranteeing safe passage, global trade becomes less stable. And even if America ignores the world, America cannot ignore oil prices, shipping costs, and inflation. The world economy is connected whether people like it or not. THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE SCENARIO Now imagine this world: ~ Iran has nukes ~ Saudi Arabia has nukes ~ Turkey has nukes ~ UAE has nukes ~ Maybe Egypt has nukes ~ Israel already has nukes You now have 6+ nuclear powers in one of the most politically unstable regions on Earth. The danger is not necessarily that someone launches a nuclear missile on purpose. The real danger is: ~ Miscalculation ~ Proxy wars ~ Terror groups getting nuclear material ~ Government collapse in a nuclear state ~ Accidental escalation That’s how nuclear wars are more likely to start - not by plan, but by mistake or chaos. SO WOULD THE WORLD BE SAFER OR MORE DANGEROUS? Short answer: More dangerous. Not immediately, but structurally. The world would become: ~ More nuclear armed ~ More multipolar ~ Less stable ~ More regional arms races ~ More proxy wars ~ Less global policing ~ More power struggles It wouldn’t look like a Hollywood nuclear apocalypse. It would look like: More wars, more tension, more nuclear weapons, and more chances for something to go very wrong. THE BIG REALITY PEOPLE DON’T LIKE TO HEAR People think the choice is: Police the world OR ignore the world. But the reality is: If a superpower ignores the world, the world doesn’t ignore the superpower. Trade, oil, shipping, alliances, military power, and economics are all connected. So the real question isn’t: Should America focus on itself? The real question is: How do you protect your own country without creating a more dangerous world that eventually drags you back in anyway? That’s the real geopolitical puzzle of the next 50 years.

@MikeyHotspurs Who will fine them by the way ? They didn't breach any rules

If any of these players play in the next game the club should be fined The club acts with no integrity and class at all That’s why if they win the League nobody will respect them And I mean NOBODY

@InvertTheWing This intentional assault on arsenal players will backfire.

Should not play for the country again if they cannot respect international duty in a a World Cup year. Pathetic. Madueke gets a pass. He is actually injured. But the other 2? Disgusting, disrespectful.

@MUFCDarren_ First of all please add the source of JM saying this

🚨 José Mourinho on Arteta withdrawing Arsenal players by faking injuries to avoid international duties: These modern managers and players are slowly ruining the game. This is what football has become. something far removed from what it used to be. It’s frustrating. There was a time when players felt pride and joy representing their countries. Now, every international break comes with excuses—injuries, fatigue, precautions. Suddenly, nobody wants to play. If this continues, in a few years football will lose its soul. It will feel controlled, predictable… almost scripted.

@siaxares Ok meaning you are not following the war in Ukrain. Let's the US soldiers face 10 000 fiber optic FPV drones

The IRGC deliberately built its military around warfare that needs the fewest personnel possible: missiles and drones where regime elites just push buttons from safe bunkers. No boots and no risks for them. But this leaves them catastrophically vulnerable to a ground invasion. Why? Because almost no one in Iran wants to die fighting for this regime. Shooting unarmed protesters is easy. Facing a United States military unit is something else entirely. Ground invasion will unravel the IRGC from the very core. #IranRevolution2026‌ #regimechengeiniran washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

@DanisMCFC Are the friendly games with nothing at stake, worth injuring players who have so much to play for ?

Surely faking this many injuries should result in a point deduction??? Its literally cheating and should be penalised

@Timelessthemes @markgoldbridge So champions league is part of PL history 😄😄😄

@PropergolR @markgoldbridge Yah! You don't have champions league trophies.

Is that 6 Arsenal players that have withdrawn from international duty now 😆! Can't knock it tbf. Sir Alex used to do it every year

@Timelessthemes @markgoldbridge At least check the history of PL before writing nonsense. You talk like arsenal have no trophies

@markgoldbridge Comparing Arsenal to Sir Alex is wild. Fergie used to pull players because he had a Treble to win and trophies already in the cabinet. Arsenal are pulling players just to finish 2nd and act like they’ve achieved something. There are levels to this game!

@mfc_mrpage Sorry you won't enjoy them being injured on international duty

The club,the Players and the fans just the same, shameless.

@InvertTheWing Sorry you won't enjoy them been injured.

@orrdavid @ScottforIndi @gracebrod1e Don't you know that at the end tariffs are paid by your end consumers ? You own citizens

@ScottforIndi @gracebrod1e More tarriffs for us 🤑

The Hormuz blockade strategy is from 40 years ago. It only made sense back when it actually hurt the USA. Now that we have cheap shale oil, the strategy is obsolete because Iran blockading the rest of the world's oil doesn't actually hurt the USA.

@mfc_mrpage When was your last win against arsenal in PL?

Seen Arsenal fans begging Chelsea to beat Manchester City for them in the title race. When they had a final against City, they couldn’t win it themselves. That tells you they rely on other clubs to win trophies.

@joni_askola We are supposed to trust a random Finnish university student on the performance of Iran air defence

I never expected much from Iran's air defense, but this level of failure is staggering even for them. Despite facing well over 10k combat sorties, they have yet to down a single American or Israeli jet

@KingOffX_ FYI the US sent 585 000 soldiers to invade Irak.

The Iranian regime is walking straight into a U.S. trap by rejecting the proposal. Let me explain, if the U.S. sent in ground troops without a clear trigger, like Iran rejecting a 15-point ceasefire, the global backlash would tilt toward Iran. Trump knows that. He’s set it up so that if Iran refuses, he has the pretext to escalate to save the people of Iran, if it accepts, Washington still comes out ahead. Either way, the regime loses.

@ardalanmousavi Cry more

کولبر و سوختبر و میلیون‌ها نفر در فقر نگه داشته شدن تا این شهرهای موشکی ساخته بشن. میلیون‌ها نفر در حسرت یک زندگی نرمال موندن تا این موشک‌ها و شهرهای موشکی ساخته بشن. محیط زیست رو نابود کردن تا شهر موشکی بسازن. مردم رو بدبخت کردن تا شهر موشکی بسازن. لعنت به جمهوری اسلامی

@mfc_mrpage When was your last win against arsenal in PL?

Why do Arsenal always fear Manchester City, every time we play them, they suddenly forget how to play football what wrong did we do to them?