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@EndGameWW3 He makes the best Mess. Beautiful. Some even say the best mess they’ve seen.

The regime has the world by the balls until they open the strait. Ships will have no choice but to pay the toll. What a fucking mess...Trump should have had a plan to take over the strait right away, someone dropped the ball...

Airports could face a jet fuel crunch within 3 weeks as airlines weigh flight cancellations cnb.cx/4tDYdlk

@RDog861 @FaytuksNetwork Not even close to evening the score most tariffs are under 5%. It was a trade war and now you expect them to be our friends when you need them?

@Super_six_1 @FaytuksNetwork He did, since our "Allies" were tariffing our goods. He just evened the score.

BREAKING: Trump "threatened to leave" NATO and "unloaded his frustration" at NATO Secretary-General Rutte in their latest meeting, using the meeting as a "venting session." An EU official says the meeting "went shit," and the "conversation was nothing but a tirade of insults"

@Gargugi @Luq_SkyRunner @ShehedaM @Timcast You can’t help these idiots. Normal people have moved on from Trump but there’s these 4d chess tards still around.

@Luq_SkyRunner @ShehedaM @Super_six_1 @Timcast Bro you’re so deep in the cult an intervention wouldn’t even help you.

THAT DOES IT I AM DONE THIS WAS THE LAST STRAW I'M SO ANGRY

@RDog861 @FaytuksNetwork Didn’t he tariff the shit out of his “allies”?

@FaytuksNetwork What did Rutte expect? Britain, Spain, France, Italy, Germany all screwed the pooch and then went public with it. Friends don't do that to friends, enemies do.

@Luq_SkyRunner @Timcast Is there anyone Trump doesn’t turn on?

@Timcast Your show sucked tonight. You phags have zero loyalty. You phags have zero memory of how everything Trump does backfires on all you doomers. Fk off phag

@NickRicci5 @sentdefender That’s what happens when you tariff the shit out of your allies

@sentdefender NATO are leeches that suck the blood from America

Following reports from the Wall Street Journal that the Trump administration is considering plans to penalize NATO member states who didn’t aid in U.S.-Israeli operations against Iran, U.S. President Donald J. Trump has said on his Truth Social app that “None of these people, including our own, very disappointing, NATO, understood anything unless they have pressure placed on them!!!”

@WarMonitor3 Another scary deadline

BREAKING: Trump has set a deadline for European countries to militarily open the strait of Hormuz.

@WarMonitor3 None honestly believes Trump will attack civilian infrastructure. He always kicks the can.

Damn this could go down to the wire...

@TheWarMonitor @mdubowitz TACO teusday.

@mdubowitz If Iran isn't accepting a deal, then it's because they feel like they don't have to.

Let’s see if there is a deal—and on what terms—in the coming days and weeks. Trump has always wanted a deal. The regime has consistently rejected any agreement that is not fatally flawed. Now the regime is militarily battered and its remaining senior leadership knows it could be eliminated at any moment. A regime negotiating under the shadow of decapitation is not negotiating from strength.

@WarMonitor3 TACO Tuesday

5 hours left till the end of Trumps Iran deadline.

@WarMonitor3 Likely TACO

I may be wrong but if deal is not made today strikes on Irans energy infrastructure will cripple the country economically motivating the leaders to pursue a long war forcing US ground interventions to open the strait. A potential spiral of escalation is realistic.

@MarioNawfal @phreeamerican @ImGinnyRobinson He will TACO

@phreeamerican @ImGinnyRobinson Are you serious? Plz tell me you’re just trolling

Tomorrow is gonna be a very ugly day for humanity

@KobeissiLetter @EndGameWW3 He’ll just give them two more weeks

BREAKING: President Trump's "48-hour warning" to Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz expires at 10:05 AM ET on Monday, April 6th. This also happens to be 35 minutes after the US stock market reopens after the 3-day weekend. We will be covering the highly eventful next 48 hours.

@WarMonitor3 Or another two weeks

Iran has 48 hours to open the strait of it looks like a major escalation of the conflict is coming...

@JacobMagid @EndGameWW3 @TimesofIsrael That was nice of them. Such great fellas .

The "present" that US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Iran had given Washington was allowing the safe passage of a number of fuel tankers through the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, a senior Arab diplomat and a US official tell @TimesofIsrael (1/7)

@EndGameWW3 This and AoC was great

Still a great tune...

@PearlJam This and AoC

On this day 34 years ago, Pearl Jam stepped onto the stage at Kaufman Astoria Studios and delivered an unforgettable performance for MTV's Unplugged.

@JasonrShuman Nah. There’s no shortage of bids from trades on all the data centers.

The US needs 500,000 new electricians this decade. Apprenticeships take 5 years. Microsoft’s Brad Smith says it’s the #1 thing slowing data center expansion. The AI bottleneck isn’t chips. It’s the trades.

@CraigDelray @disclosetv He shit all over his allies. What else do you expect?

@disclosetv The USA must withdraw from NATO. Trump can being a new organization, designed to secure a benevolent future amongst nations. Could the UN have been more useless? Hell no. The UN stands for "Unlimited Negligence".

JUST IN - U.S. allies in the EU and NATO declined Trump’s demands to assist in the Iran war to reopen the Strait of Hormuz — Reuters

@phildstewart @EndGameWW3 These people act like Trump shit on them or something 🤔

Reactions to Trump's call for help to secure Strait of Hormuz JAPAN Japan does not currently plan to dispatch naval vessels to escort ships in the Middle East, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Monday. "We have not made any decisions whatsoever about dispatching escort ships. We are continuing to examine what Japan can do independently and what can be done within the legal framework," Takaichi told parliament. Takaichi will travel to Washington this week for talks with Trump that she said will cover the conflict with Iran. AUSTRALIA Australia will not send naval ships to assist in reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a government minister said on Monday. "We won't be sending a ship to the Strait of Hormuz. We know how incredibly important that is, but that's not something that we've been asked or that we're contributing to," Catherine King, a member of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's cabinet, said in an interview with state broadcaster ABC. SOUTH KOREA "We will communicate closely with the U.S. regarding this matter and make a decision after careful review," South Korea's presidential office said on Sunday. Under South Korea's constitution, overseas troop deployments require parliamentary approval, and opposition figures have said any dispatch of warships to the Strait would need consent from the legislature. BRITAIN Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday he would not be "drawn into the wider Iran war" whilst reiterating he was working with allies to reopen the Strait. "We are working with others to come up with a credible plan for the Strait of Hormuz to ensure that we can reopen shipping and passage through the Strait. Let me be clear, that won't be and it's never been envisioned to be a NATO mission," he told reporters. EUROPEAN UNION EU foreign ministers will on Monday discuss bolstering a small naval mission in the Middle East but they are not expected to discuss expanding its role to include the choked-off Strait, diplomats and officials say. The EU's Aspides mission - named after the Greek word for "shields" - was established in 2024 to protect ships from attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebel group in the Red Sea. GERMANY Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said on Monday that Germany would not participate with its military in securing the Strait. "What does Trump expect from a handful of European frigates that the powerful U.S. Navy cannot do? This is not our war, we have not started it," Pistorius said. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said in an interview with Germany's ARD television on Sunday that he was "very sceptical" that extending Aspides ​to ​the ⁠Strait of Hormuz would provide ​greater security. DENMARK Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said on Monday ahead of the EU ministers' meeting that it would be wise to keep an open mind to this question "as the small country that we are, but a large maritime nation". Even if Europe did not support the U.S.-Israeli decision to go to war, "we must face the world as it is, not as we want it to be", he told journalists. ITALY Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Monday that diplomacy was the right way to solve the crisis in the Strait, adding there were no naval missions Italy was involved in that could be extended to the area. GREECE A government spokesperson said on Monday that Greece would not engage in military operations in the Strait of Hormuz.