Steve Joe

You have to believe in yourself when no one else does. The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams. It does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop. It is never too late to be what you might have been. Fix your eyes on the goal

@CoffeeTimeTalks @SuppressedNws1 So how did man and the universe come into existence?

@SuppressedNws1 The TRUTH There is no such thing as GOD. All religions are falsified teachings. There is no such place call heaven where your death soul can fly with imaginary wings in a imaginary heaven. All religions worships walls and stone. Religion is a mental illness.

Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, visits the western wall again for the SECOND time during his Israel visit.

@azamramli0901 @AJEnglish Israel withdrew from Lebanon in the year 2000. There was no Israeli military in Lebanon before Oct 2023. Hezbollah attacked Israel for the sake of Hamas and Iran. Always make research before commenting online. You don't expect Israel not to retaliate after being attacked

@SteveJoe200000 @AJEnglish Don't lie! This doesn't start few weeks ago. It started ever since Israel enroached Lebanon's lands. In the age of social media, Israel couldn't cover any lies anymore. Witnesses sending news & pictures in real time plus zionist themselves reveal those lies...

BREAKING: French President Macron backs Lebanon’s PM Salam and urges a deal for security, stability and reconstruction, saying it “requires an Israeli withdrawal” and the “disarmament of Hezbollah.” 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/5nai6b

@OmanchiXavier @AJENews It will end as soon as Hamas disarms

@AJENews Killing every day. When is it going to end?

BREAKING: Palestinian killed by Israeli drone strike in northern Gaza 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/70fs10?update=…

@G_Lion_Heart @AJENews Why is Hamas keep on refusing to disarm?

@AJENews Why is Israel keep on killing people?

@KhakwaniKnight @AJEnglish You didn't acknowledge the fact that Hezbollah is the one who brought this calamity upon the good people of Lebanon by launching attacks against Israel for the sake of Iran. Were you expecting Israel not to respond? Did Pakistan not respond to the attacks from Afghanistan?

Israel is shamelessly violating the ceasefire by demolishing homes in Al-Bayyadah and across southern Lebanon at dawn — explosions rocking Tyre while families lose everything. Now they draw a new 'Yellow Line' deep into Lebanese territory, turning villages into a buffer zone just like in Gaza. This isn't security — it's illegal occupation and collective punishment. Lebanon and its people will not be erased. End the aggression. Stand with Lebanon. 🇱🇧

Israeli forces demolished several homes in Al-Bayyadah, southern Lebanon, with powerful explosions heard at dawn across Tyre, according to Lebanon’s news agency. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/t2vmy5

@fly_dog_Andy @AJEnglish So why couldn't Hezbollah stop Israel this time around? Why is everybody crying for help and begging Trump to stop Israel from the intense bombardment of Southern Lebanon? So you expect Israel not to retaliate after being attacked by Hezbollah?

@Ward6Kris @AJEnglish The Lebanese army has no business with the conflict. Hezbollah is the one who attacked Israel and not the Lebanese army. History will hold Hezbollah responsible as the one who brought this calamity upon the good people of Lebanon

@AJEnglish How well did the Lebanese army do against Isreal? That's why Hezbollah must never give up its arms

@azamramli0901 @AJEnglish Hezbollah is the aggressor here. Hezbollah is the one who attacked Israel unprovoked after the Oct 7 attack for the sake of Hamas. Hezbollah is the one who attacked Israel unprovoked few weeks ago for the sake of Iran. You don't expect Israel not to respond after being attacked

@AJEnglish Israel must withdraw from Lebanon & surrender the area they had attacked first. They are the aggressor.

@CaswellDave @AJEnglish Hezbollah is the one who attacked Israel unprovoked after the Oct 7 attack. Hezbollah is the one who attacked Israel unprovoked few weeks ago for the sake of Iran. If Hezbollah refuses to disarm, then the Israel bombardment will continue. Don't disturb us with cries of genocide

@AJEnglish Why would the people opposing invaders need to disarm? Disarm the invaders.

@jax_pep7827 @BarakRavid You know everything and yet made yourselves laughing stock before the world. TACO = Trump Always Chicken Out. Even the elimination of Iranian leaders which you brag with all the time, was actually done by Israel. You just embarrassed yourselves before the world. Cowards!!!

@SteveJoe200000 @BarakRavid And you are from AFRICA. WTF do you know? Not a damn thing

🙄Between the lines: The extension contradicts Trump's own statement Tuesday morning that he didn't want to extend the ceasefire ⌛️While the move signals he is not ready to resume the war, it risks undercutting his leverage — both the pressure of a ticking deadline and the credibility of his military threat

@LLC_III @BarakRavid Why then did he start the war at the first place? He shouldn't have started the war since he lacks the courage to finish the job. He has lowered U.S leverage over Iran

@BarakRavid American public is not ready and not willing to accept boots on the ground, which is the inevitable endgame on the long run if hostilities are to resume

@jax_pep7827 @BarakRavid Do you think Iran won't find an alternative of selling their oil? Even if Iran doesn't have any other alternative to sell their oil, do you think Iran will continue to keep calm without firing missiles if the blockade should continue? Trump really messed up like a coward

@BarakRavid You are caught up in ego. You worry more about image then about getting results. The extended blockade is crushing them more than a few more bombs.

@EDVAct @AlashDoug @BarakRavid He is afraid of bad markets? Are you not aware that the Strait of Hormuz closure by Iran is responsible for the bad market? Will the Strait of Hormuz be opened with this useless and cowardly decision he just took? How will the bad market issue be resolved with this decision?

@SteveJoe200000 @AlashDoug @BarakRavid Trump is not afraid of Iran. He’s afraid of bad markets, bad polls, etc. It’s all about him. And he doesn’t want be viewed as the guy who made Obama’s deal seem far superior, which it seems like now. If he showed some restraint of tongue he might get somewhere.

🚨🚨🚨Trump on Truth Social: Based on the fact that the Government of Iran is seriously fractured, not unexpectedly so and, upon the request of Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, of Pakistan, we have been asked to hold our Attack on the Country of Iran until such time as their leaders and representatives can come up with a unified proposal. I have therefore directed our Military to continue the Blockade and, in all other respects, remain ready and able, and will therefore extend the Ceasefire until such time as their proposal is submitted, and discussions are concluded, one way or the other

@SHKH50000 @BarakRavid @realDonaldTrump I have never seen a coward U.S President like Trump. He thinks that Iran won't be able to find a way to sell their oil with the continued blockade

@BarakRavid Has @realDonaldTrump thought that by continuing the blockade they will surrender? Time is moving against Trump and in favor of the Islamic Republic.Trump’s contradictory behavior has put him in a weaker position. Iran gives the impression that it can push for greater concessions

@DoseDirty @NimaZamiri @BarakRavid He is obviously afraid of Iran. Quite disgraceful

@NimaZamiri @BarakRavid He’s pulling out coz he doesn’t know how to actually win without a nuke

@AlashDoug @BarakRavid The truth of the matter is that Trump is afraid of Iran. Trump lacks the boldness and resilience required to confront terrorist regime

@BarakRavid This is the new play of the Islamic regime to show they cannot unify to buy time and unfortunately president Trump in buying it! The terrorist islamic regime is completely unified against the Iranians to massacre and execute protesters! END the islamic regime! #IranMassacre‌

@pepsiboy_00 @BarakRavid And you think Iran will continue without finding a way to sell their oil? Trump has actually lost this war in a disgraceful manner

@BarakRavid As long as the us hold there blockade. The IRCG is being weakened everyday. No oil passing through the straight, there economy slowly crumbles. It's more effective than acual war.

@OneQuantumLeap @ronaldlirumo @SuppressedNws1 So Iran should act brave this time around when the war resumes and not coming out to cry that over 100,000 civilian structures and buildings were bombed by U.S & Israel or sending their civilians to form human shield round the energy facilities

@ronaldlirumo @SuppressedNws1 That is precisely it. The US wanted to resume the military confrontation because they were never going to get what they wanted from negotiations (Iran's total surrender).

JD Vance’s trip to Pakistan for negotiations has been placed on hold according to Fox News. Also Iran’s delegation did not leave to Pakistan. Pakistan’s FM calls on U.S and Iran to extend the ceasefire. Seems like this ceasefire is heading towards collapse.

@aunty_shirley @AJENews @AJEnglish They are in Lebanon to fight and dismantle Hezbollah and its terror infrastructures. Hezbollah launched several attacks against Israel few weeks ago for the sake of Iran

@AJENews @AJEnglish Why are the Israeli soldiers in Lebanon?

BREAKING: Israeli military says Hezbollah launched rockets at soldiers in southern Lebanon amid fragile ceasefire. Hezbollah has yet to comment on the incident 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/0v16yj?update=…

@AvMuhammadOsman Saudi Arabia has vowed never to be in any regional security pact with Iran due to the numerous attacks by Iran towards Saudi Arabia during this current U.S-Iran war

** Türkiye-Iran-Pakistan-Saudi Arabia (TIPS) Persian Gulf and Red Sea (GULFRED Alliance) **A Proposal for a Sovereign Regional Security Architecture to Stop the Exploitation of Sectarianism and External Interventions in the Middle East** (The TIPS Security Pact and Transition the GULFRED Alliance) ** Preamble ** · Recalling the ongoing armed conflict initiated on 28 February 2026 by joint United States and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic of Iran, including targeted strikes resulting in the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and widespread destruction of Iranian military infrastructure, which has escalated into a broader regional confrontation involving retaliatory missile and drone strikes by Iran and its allies against U.S. bases, Israel, and allied states in the Gulf and beyond; · Deeply concerned that external actors, notably the United States and Israel, continue to exploit and exacerbate sectarian divisions between Sunni and Shia Muslim communities as a strategic instrument to justify prolonged military engagement, perpetuate foreign military presence, and advance hegemonic interests at the expense of regional sovereignty and civilian lives; · Noting the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) concluded between the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on 17 September 2025, which establishes reciprocal commitments to treat aggression against one as aggression against both, thereby formalizing long-standing defense cooperation amid rising regional volatility; · Observing recent diplomatic engagements, including discussions among the Republic of Türkiye, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan toward a potential trilateral defense framework (as reported in early 2026), and concurrent high level contacts between Pakistani and Saudi leadership with Iranian counterparts amid the current crisis; · Affirming that genuine and lasting peace requires the inclusive integration of major Muslim majority powers across sectarian lines, thereby depriving external powers of pretexts for intervention under the guise of sectarian protection or balance of power maintenance; · Reaffirming the principles of sovereign equality, territorial integrity, non interference in internal affairs, mutual respect, and peaceful dispute resolution as enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and customary international law; The High Contracting Parties – the Republic of Türkiye, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – hereby propose the urgent negotiation, adoption, and ratification of the Türkiye-İran-Pakistan-Saudi Arabia (TİPS) Security Pact, as the foundational instrument for a unified indigenous security architecture, to be progressively institutionalized as the Guardianship United for Littoral Freedom in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea (GULFRED Alliance). Article 1: Core Objectives 1. To neutralize attempts by external powers to foment intra Muslim conflict through sectarian narratives (Sunni-Shia) by institutionalizing cross sectarian solidarity and collective self defense. 2. To establish an autonomous regional security mechanism capable of safeguarding Member States' sovereignty and maritime domains, thereby eliminating any legitimate basis for the continued stationing of foreign (particularly United States) military forces and bases in the region. 3. To ensure freedom of navigation, counter external threats to vital littorals,protect civilian populations, and prevent escalation of the current conflict into a wider intra regional war. 4. To facilitate the orderly, phased withdrawal of extraneous foreign military installations as a reciprocal confidence building measure upon operationalization of this framework. Article 2: Mutual Defense and Deterrence Commitments 1.Consistent with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, an armed attack against one Member State shall be deemed an attack against all, obligating immediate consultations and collective measures, including proportionate defensive responses. 2.Member States possessing advanced deterrent capabilities (including Pakistan's nuclear arsenal) shall extend mutual assurances as mutually agreed, without prejudice to national doctrines, to reinforce regional deterrence against external aggression. Article 3: Joint Maritime and Littoral Security Framework 1.The TİPS Pact shall establish integrated naval and security task forces for the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, with operational divisions reflecting geographic proximity, historical ties, and military strengths: *Red Sea: The Republic of Türkiye shall lead security efforts along the western (African) littoral in coordination with coastal states; the Islamic Republic of Pakistan shall provide primary support to the eastern (Arabian Peninsula) littoral, including close collaboration with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. *Persian Gulf: The Republic of Türkiye shall coordinate security for the Arabian littoral, building on established relations with Gulf states; the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan shall jointly oversee security along the Iranian, Iraqi, and related littorals through shared patrols, intelligence fusion, and de-confliction mechanisms. *In Yemen and adjacent areas, collaborative mechanisms shall be established between Iranian-supported and Pakistani/Saudi-aligned forces to enforce de-escalation and humanitarian access. 2.These dispositions draw inspiration from centuries of peaceful multi-sectarian coexistence under historical frameworks such as the Ottoman era, while fully respecting modern principles of sovereign equality and non-domination. Article 4: Institutional Evolution to GULFRED Alliance 1.Following entry into force of the TİPS Pact, Member States shall convene to formalize the GULFRED Alliance (Guardianship United for Littoral Freedom: (Persian Gulf + Red Sea), with provisions for accession by other regional states on consensus. 2.The Alliance's permanent mandate shall encompass exclusive regional guardianship of littorals, countering external interference, and collective defense, rendering foreign bases obsolete and unnecessary. Article 5: Foreign Military Presence and Withdrawal Mechanism 1.Member States declare that the establishment and effective functioning of this indigenous architecture nullifies prior rationales for foreign military deployments, previously asserted as protective measures against perceived threats. 2.Upon ratification and initial operationalization, the Parties shall issue a joint declaration demanding phased closure and evacuation of extraneous bases (including those in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, UAE, and elsewhere), with negotiated timelines and verification protocols. Article 6: Confidence Building, Dispute Resolution, and Implementation 1.Disputes shall be resolved exclusively through negotiation, good offices, mediation, or arbitration, prohibiting recourse to force. 2.Annual summits at the level of Heads of State/Government, joint military exercises, and permanent liaison mechanisms shall build trust and interoperability. 3.The Pact shall enter into force upon signature by all Parties and ratification per domestic constitutional requirements. Concluding Declaration: This initiative constitutes a sovereign assertion by Muslim majority states to reclaim control over their security environment, bridge sectarian divides exploited by outsiders, and secure a future of self reliant peace. It presents a credible pathway to de-escalate the ongoing crisis, offering external actors including the United States a dignified strategic exit from an increasingly untenable and costly engagement. The proposed High Contracting Parties are urged to convene forthwith in a mutually agreed neutral venue to finalize and adopt this framework, thereby converting the present peril into an enduring foundation for regional harmony, stability, and independence from foreign dominations,external wars and occupations. The proposed framework would deliver a balanced, reciprocal benefit to all principal parties, thereby creating a genuine win-win outcome in the current strategic environment. *For the United States and the administration under President Trump, it would provide a credible, face saving, and geopolitically responsible pathway for a phased disengagement from certain forward military deployments in the Middle East. Such an arrangement would align directly with declared U.S. policy goals of reducing open ended overseas military footprints, lowering strategic overextension risks, conserving fiscal resources, and executing an orderly, conditions based withdrawal that preserves core deterrence credibility while avoiding perceptions of strategic retreat or capitulation. *For the Islamic Republic of Iran, the arrangement would satisfy its highest-order, non-negotiable national-security red line: the elimination or substantial reduction of foreign particularly American military bases and troop presences across the Persian Gulf and broader Middle East region. Meeting this longstanding, repeatedly articulated precondition would constitute a major, tangible concession on sovereignty, regional power balance, and threat perception, thereby opening credible space for meaningful de-escalation, confidence building measures, and potential future diplomatic engagement. *Simultaneously, the Arab Gulf states currently hosting U.S. military facilities would achieve substantial and immediate economic relief by terminating the considerable financial obligations associated with these installations. These burdens include direct host-nation support payments, infrastructure maintenance and upgrade costs, security provision expenses, and opportunity costs tied to land and resource allocation. Removing or significantly downsizing such bases would liberate fiscal resources for domestic development priorities, enhance sovereign decision making autonomy, reduce domestic political sensitivities surrounding foreign troop presence, and decrease entanglement in extra regional conflicts. In aggregate, this mutually reinforcing set of concessions would facilitate a structured recalibration of the regional security architecture, reduce the risk of inadvertent escalation, lower the aggregate military expenditure burden across multiple capitals, and create conditions more conducive to long term stability through negotiated adjustments rather than continued confrontation or unilateral imposition. 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