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@__Injaneb96 Praying that Iran can build a government that cares for its own people the way they deserve, and become the flower of the Mideast

As an Iranian watching this rescue mission unfold, I was praying the American pilot would make it out alive, not just for him, but so the Islamic Republic could not use him as a bargaining chip or claim some twisted “victory.” At the same time, I felt a deep envy. Your government sent elite special forces, million-dollar aircraft, and moved heaven and earth to bring one American home. No hesitation. No excuses. In Iran, the regime uses human shields and recruited child soldiers to clear minefields during the Iran-Iraq war. They treat their own people like disposable tools. They are now recruiting child soldiers as we speak. The Islamic Republic has zero regard for human life. That’s the brutal difference. One side risks everything to save their own. The other sacrifices their own to stay in power. This hits hard when you have lived under both realities.

@WallStreetApes Who paid them?

A company was paid more than 6 figures to bring in trucks and setup the No Kings Day protest at the Capitol in St Paul, Minnesota “We provided the stage, the sound, the lighting and contracted in all the generators and infrastructure and video towers and set them up for the No Kings three rally at the Capitol” “We brought in, oh, about about a hundred speakers, which are kind of over here and all the electrical infrastructure — it had to have been 30 different trucks worth of stuff that came” The company was Slamhammer Sound & Roadcase Co, they talk about the logistics and equipment used during the 'No Kings' protest in St Paul, Minnesota on March 28, 2026 It’s always paid and highly organized

@odiimichael1 @WallStreetApes Most Indians assimilated, once allowed.

Matt Walsh dropping truth bombs on the “stolen land” myth is the history lesson we actually needed in school. I grew up being told America was built on genocide and now I’m watching grown adults realize every empire in history did the same thing — including the tribes that were here before us. The guilt trip was always the real weapon.

Matt Walsh exposes the REAL history of American Indians Everything we’ve been told and taught in school has been a lie “We're told that as Americans, we live on stolen land, and that the U.S government perpetrated a literal genocide against Native Nations. These narratives are not only wrong, but they're also a form of intellectual warfare designed to dishonor our ancestors and to foster a sense of collective guilt that would undermine American confidence and unity….. and it’s working” “Every aspect of that narrative is false”

@lenac2009 @WallStreetApes Black Africans, Arabs and Caucasians all engaged in the transatlantic slave trade.

@WallStreetApes It's the same lie that was told to us about blacks in America. It was the blacks themselves that were the slave traders. It was always the Democrats who were the racists in the south, not Republicans like we're told.

@Karena95205328 @WallStreetApes He has the ability to think critically and engage in reasoned debate. That's pretty rare, and makes him worth listening to. It's nonexistent on the left, unfortunately, as far as I can tell. Appeals to authority are the crutch of the unthinking mind, you know.

@WallStreetApes Matt Walsh...he has no medical or specialized scientific background, he frequently discusses topics related to gender, politics, and social issues. Walsh has stated his qualification is being a concerned human being

@bluelivesmtr @TheJusticeDept @PamBondi @AGPamBondi ChatGPT sucks. Nobody should use it.

STOP everything. You still think big tech has no bias? We just asked ChatGPT when Pam Bondi was the Attorney General of the United States. Here was the mind-blowing answer. Tech glitch…. Or the left trying to rewrite history?!?? @TheJusticeDept @PamBondi @AGPamBondi @RapidResponse47 @dojphofficial @POTUS @elonmusk @DonaldJTrumpJr @realDonaldTrump @EricTrump @VP @JDVance #thinblueline #lawenforcement

@cactuscastle24 @mazemoore He's been married for over 2 decades to Mary Matalin and they have 2 daughters.

@mazemoore It's sad that Carville has no one in his life who cares about him. If he did, they'd get him into treatment for his dementia and TDS.

This clip is very instructive into the liberal mindset and TDS. After Trump's post about Rob Reiner's death, James Carville was outraged and said that Trump's response showed that he doesn't possess the basic elements of humanity. That was immediately followed by Carville saying..."I wouldn't piss down his (Trump's) GD throat if his heart was on fire."

@KileyaVero39128 @FaytuksNetwork Congo. Muted.

@FaytuksNetwork Assuming civilians who oppose the regime would welcome foreign strikes on their own country is a huge leap. People can hate their government and still not want bombs falling on their neighborhoods.

Asked by Axios if he was concerned about harming innocent Iranians, Trump said he believes those who oppose the government would back such strikes as a way to weaken the regime. He added that civilians “are living in fear” and worried the U.S. might withdraw mid-conflict, but said, “we are not going to leave.”

@sumit_shel94294 @FaytuksNetwork India. Muted.

@FaytuksNetwork Bombing people to "free" them is a complicated argument. History rarely agrees.

@Ghqfn1 @FaytuksNetwork UAE.

@FaytuksNetwork Hitting the infrastructure of Iran and putting lives of innocent people in danger, won’t weaken the regime!

@Rasmussen_Poll 30 days.

Thirty-eight percent (38%) of Likely U.S. Voters think the country is heading in the right direction. More At Rasmussen Reports: tinyurl.com/RDNorWTK

@nicooregon I hope you reported her for assault and battery, and I hope you sue her personally for as much as possible. She needs to feel permanent pain for engaging in violence, in order to dissuade her from behaving that way in the future. Save the next person.

Hello everyone, I wanted to share an update and let you know that I’m okay.  I’ll probably look a bit like a raccoon in the coming days from the bruising, but I’m healing. Thank you to everyone who has reached out—through livestreams, messages, and emails. Your support has meant a lot. In a moment that could have left me feeling shaken and alone, you reminded me that I’m not. What happened was ugly. There’s no dressing that up. It was a deliberate choice to harm someone else, and that says everything it needs to say. To the person who assaulted me: what you did wasn’t strength. It wasn’t courage. It wasn’t standing for anything. It was small, impulsive, and empty. Acts like that don’t make you part of something—they isolate you. They strip away any claim to respect or purpose. I won’t carry fear because of you. And I won’t carry sympathy for what you chose to do. That’s yours to live with. I’m moving forward with the support of people who actually know what it means to stand for something—and who don’t need violence to prove it. Thank you again to everyone who reached out.

@JLTPoetry @MrsErikaKirk Because the Twelvers have been attacking our people and sponsoring terrorism across the middle east for 47 years. They have been at war with us, and with everyone else in the area. Why has no other country in the region objected to this action? Because they support it.

@RuffJustus @MrsErikaKirk You’re also insinuating that the current war needs to be fought because the US needs to finish what was started in 1979, even though the US created the situation in the first place. Maybe the US should stay in the US and leave Iran to Iran.

Regardless of your opinion on Operation Epic Fury or your political affiliation, we have the greatest military in the world. Its strength lies not just in power, but in the courage, discipline, and sacrifice of our troops. God bless our men and women in uniform.

@D1678618D @johnkonrad That's what you took from this? GFY, you are a disgrace to Aussies everywhere.

This is why Americans are the deadliest fighters on earth. I met a priest yesterday who just got accepted to chaplain school in Newport. I asked him the obvious question: Marines or Navy? Navy, he said. His face fell a little. He told me he could never be a Marine because every Marine is a rifleman, and as a priest he can’t carry a weapon. He’s hoping to get assigned to a Marine unit anyway. All chaplains are Navy officers, so that’s the only door in. I laughed. I feel a little bad about that. Then I explained to him what “Devil Doc” means. The Marine Corps doesn’t have medics. They use Navy Corpsmen. I told him: when you get out to the fleet, find a Marine sergeant with a couple of Purple Hearts and tell him Devil Docs “aren’t real Marines.” Be prepared to duck. Marines are violently particular about who gets to wear their uniform. Navy Corpsmen and Navy chaplains who have eaten dirt alongside them in combat qualify. Full stop. My dad was Air Force. Not even Navy. I remember going to VFW halls with him as a kid. Someone would ask him what service, he’d say Air Force, and the room would chuckle a little. Then they’d find out he was a medic, and the air in the room changed. Something close to reverence. Dad hated being honored. He had one line he used to deflect it: “I didn’t do much. Save your praise for my cousin the PJ.” That always broke the ice. PJs are the Air Force special operators who go into hell to pull downed pilots out. They will take casualties and are prepared to die to rescue a single pilot or crewman. The math doesn’t math out. Why would any combat force take multiple casualties to rescue one air force jet jockey? What the padre is about to learn is that the military has a hierarchy that has nothing to do with rank, and nothing to do with the service stitched on your chest. Have you deployed? Have you seen combat? In every firefight there are men who move toward the guns and men who hang back. And when the guy at the tip of the spear is pinned down, bleeding, with rounds cracking past his head, there is exactly one word he screams into the radio. “Medic.” Here is the catch, and it is the whole reason America fights the way America fights. That Marine is willing to push forward into fire BECAUSE he knows the Corpsman is coming. He knows the medevac birds will land in the hot LZ. He knows the Devil Doc will drag him out by his plate carrier if it comes to that. And, if the medic can’t help, if he has what Dad called “injuries incompatible with life,” he knows that chaplain will crawl on his belly to administer last rights and deliver him to heaven. The F-15 pilot punching out over enemy territory knows the same thing. He knows the PJs will move heaven and earth to reach him, and turn whatever is shooting at him into a smoking crater of hell on earth on the way in. This is the quiet math underneath American violence. Our warriors are the fiercest on earth not because they are more aggressive, not just because they are better trained, or better equipped, though they are all of those things. They are the fiercest because they know, in their bones, that when they key the mic and call for help, help is coming in hot. Take that away, and you don’t have the U.S. military anymore. You have a security force.

@johnkonrad It is why Brit and French and Canadians pray to hear an American respond to their call for aid.

@JLTPoetry @MrsErikaKirk As I said, if you bothered to read, I stipulate that the CIA and MI6 intentionally created the situation.

@RuffJustus @MrsErikaKirk You mean the Iranian Revolution? That was the fault of the United States. That also dates back to 1953. It didn’t just spring up out of nowhere.

@JLTPoetry @MrsErikaKirk Oh, I know all that. There's no doubt the CIA and MI6 fomented all that led to the capture of Iran by the Islamic Twelver whackadoos. I would never argue that. But you apparrently understand nothing about what happened in 1979, and what has been happening since, in Iran.

During the Cold War in 1953, the CIA and British intelligence orchestrated a coup to overthrow Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister, Mohammad Mossadegh, because he moved to nationalize Iran's oil. They reinstated the Shah with absolute power. The 1979 Revolution was the delayed explosion of anger over that Cold War-era intervention. The US creating a situation and flexing about “ending what was started 47 years ago,” despite that it was their fault to begin with, is just stupid.

@soheili84 Soon, one hopes, the people of Iran will be back online. 🙏

ایکس حدود ۴ میلیون کاربر (واقعی) ایرانی داره که الان نت قطعه و فعال نیستن از اون تعداد حدود ۶ هزار سیمکارت سفیدن که بعضیا دو یا بیشتر اکانت دارن و موظفن روایت ج‌ا رو نشر بدن همانها در اینستاگرام و جاهای دیگه هم فعالن هرجا دیدین میوت و بلاک کنید میوت مهمه، اکانتشون نابود میشه

@WallStreetApes And it tastes awful.

The price of Easter Candy is up 67% since 2020 in America Hershey’s Bar
2020 Price: $3.99
2026 Price: $8.29 Cadbury Mini Eggs
2020 Price: $3.49
2026 Price: $6.49 Reese’s Eggs (6-pack)
2020 Price: $3.99
2026 Price: $6.99 Creme Eggs (4-pack)
2020 Price: $3.99
2026 Price: $7.29 Peeps (10-count)
2020 Price: $1.25
2026 Price: $1.75 Cadbury Mini Eggs also shrank from 10oz to 9oz during this time

@retardedusa @MrsErikaKirk Just like in Venezuela. 🙄

"This is insane. Regime change will result in a bloody civil war, killing hundreds of thousands and creating another massive Muslim refugee crisis. Topping a leader is NEVER as easy you think. It almost always results in further involvement, a civil war, and chaos. Resist this!" Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11