Stillshakinit Boss

In exchange for us halting attacks on Islamist regime terror capabilities, we have gotten: - Iran continuing to attack ships and trying to lay mines - Continuing economic blowback as if the war was still raging - Iran rebuilding militarily - No deal, much less a good one ?

He’s literally doing the Beto pose

🚨 Stephen Miller says the scale of welfare fraud is SO MASSIVE that eliminating it alone could balance the ENTIRE federal budget "The amount that has been fleeced from us is in the HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS of dollars." "We could balance the federal budget if the only dollars that went out of the treasury went to individuals who were properly, lawfully, correctly eligible to receive them." This should infuriate EVERY taxpayer.

This is the best articulation of how I feel about Israel. Thank you. I literally traveled to CEU in Budapest to gain access to private Soros archives. I smuggled in a scanner to scan every document possible. And here's the hard truth: Israel simply isn't a player. Yes, many impactful policymakers are Jewish. But Jewish isn't Israel. Israel is just a tiny nobody country that has outsized impact in the USA of extreme religious significance to Muslims. Muslim nations also happen to be by far the most powerful UN voting bloc and thus arguably the most powerful global faction in the world. So if UN has to pass anything, they have to get approval from Muslims. Which makes Israel a disproportionate target. As a result, literally billions upon billions of dollars are being spent by Muslim nations to condition everyone into thinking Israel has some sort of influence. And that's why news media about Israel dropping a few million on influencers dominate everything but you have Qatar spending billions and billions in influence pass by in silence.

The Achilles’ heel of the GCC during any war with Iran was never oil. It was, and will always be water. The Gulf runs on desalination. Millions of people, critical industries, military bases, hospitals, and entire cities depend on a fragile network of desalination plants concentrated along the coastline. The IRGC knows this. And because they know it, they see it, and use it, as leverage. So if Trump genuinely wants to reassure Saudi Arabia and the GCC during any future military confrontation with Iran, then the United States must establish a very clear strategic deterrence doctrine specifically around water infrastructure. Two principles should be established publicly and unequivocally: 1) Any Iranian military or IRGC attack against desalination facilities in the GCC - even if limited and without major physical damage - must trigger immediate retaliation against Iranian critical infrastructure, specifically water, electricity, and telecommunications infrastructure inside the Islamic Republic. Immediate, painful, proportional retaliation that creates real deterrence. 2) If Iran succeeds in causing major damage to desalination capacity, disrupting the production of water for civilian populations in any GCC country, then this should be treated as the equivalent of a strategic WMD attack. Why? Because in the Gulf, water is life. Disabling desalination at scale is not merely an infrastructure strike; it is an attack on the survival of entire urban populations. And once you frame it that way, deterrence changes entirely. The objective here is not escalation. The objective is prevention. Right now, the IRGC believes the water vulnerability of the Gulf countries gives it strategic leverage. Trump’s job should be to remove that belief completely.

It’s simple. Higher gas prices through dumb wars.

Thomas Massie and former GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reportedly pictured vacationing together in Costa Rica with their significant others: