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Which — if any — of the following terms do you feel has become the 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗱𝗲𝘃𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲𝗱 over the past few decades?

@BuzzPatterson ...half of the United States, and the majority of the world.

I never thought I’d live to see half of the United States root for US military defeat. What a sad and sick commentary. It’s disgusting.

@Topsy_and_Tim @EdKrassen Yeah. No. Trump signed their death warrants when he launched an illegal war against a sovereign state.

@EdKrassen I’m no expert but with everything that’s going on, you’re destroying the US element of surprise just for some engagement on X. You’re endangering the lives of US servicemen. It’s sickening.

BREAKING: A major sign of a potential U.S. ground invasion! 12 US A-10C Thunderbolt II ‘Warthogs’ just landed at RAF Lakenheath in the UK en route to the Middle East for Operation Epic Fury. This is a major sign of potential ground invasion against Iran. The A-10 is built for close air support. Its 30mm cannon is intended to shred tanks/armor, and it’s known to protect ground troops with rockets, missiles & bombs.

@AULaw24 @WithoutHistory Without a nuclear deterrent, you'll be fully expecting Israel to nuke Iran, then? 🤔

The first statement is a flat out lie. Neither Russia nor Pakistan have any obligation or interest in attacking nuclear armed Israel. Total Arabian Night’s fantasy. It’s the same level of make believe that posits the USA would start a nuclear exchange with Russia if they used nukes on Ukraine.

🚨☢️ IRAN ALREADY HAS A NUCLEAR DETERRENT Line 1 deterrent - Russia and China. In the event of a strike on Iran, by either the US or Israel, its Nuclear allies would immediately destroy Israel in total. Why? Because at that moment, Israel goes from being a problem to an existential threat to Russia and China. Also, high ranking Chinese officials have already said so. Line 2 deterrent - Iran can produce a nuclear bomb in a few days to a week. Iran’s has the expertise, the equipment, the material, and secure enough facilities to build the bomb. They also have multiple delivery options that cannot be countered. Out of these deterrent, option 1 is the most strategic for Iran as it enables them to maintain strong public opinion in its favour. It would also explain why Iran has be extremely careful in its escalation response. Not appearing like the aggressor and by only taking self-defence-like retaliatory action, Iran is able to build and maintain a world wide moral advantage and coalition that is now turning the Europeans against the aggressors.

@AlexTaller2 @CptAllenHistory “If I needed your advice I'd have asked for it” — a sentence not generally uttered to someone whose advice is wanted or needed

@CptAllenHistory "If we need the Jews" — isn't that an admission that the Jews are capable of something the rest of the species is not capable of?

You’ll never guess the origins of the word “ghetto.” This day (March 29) in 1516, the Doge of Venice, Leonardo Loredan, signed a decree ordering every Jew in the city into a single, gated island district called Geto Nuovo. Over the next few years, the polyglot residents—Jews speaking Italian, German, Spanish, Ladino, and Yiddish—twisted the pronunciation into something sharper: ghetto. Night after night, Venetian authorities slammed the gates shut keeping all its Jews inside the cramped acre-and-a-quarter. Guards were posted. The Jews were forced to pay double rents and special taxes, and they could only practice a handful of trades. Their logic? “If we need the Jews … we’ll always know exactly where to find them.” Only about 450 Jews remain in all of Venice now. A handful still live inside the original Ghetto.

@Lucas203209 @WarMonitor3 🇫🇮

JD Vance had a tense call with Netanyahu where he accused the president of being far to optimistic in his regime change assessment which were sold to Trump before the war-AXIOS Wow...

@JamesKennard @TomthunkitsMind

@TomthunkitsMind Sorry to disappoint, but this is complete fiction. No collapse, no outages, no terror.

ISREALI’s have no water, no waste management, no power, no fuel, no escape, no safe hiding place, no shelter, no food, no sleep, no work, no pay, no return, no volunteers, and no surrender. GREAT JOB BIBI, keep it up. Tel Aviv was plunged into pitch darkness due to power and water outages. They endured a terrifying night as a result of the complete collapse of the Iron Dome defense system and Iran's shelling of a power plant, which caused widespread electricity blackouts. Sorek Israeli water treatment facility COMPLETELY DESTROYED by Iran.

@SamGenTrader26 @starr96602 @denisrancourt Yes, because in all other arenas they are clearly winning

Iran killed Netanyahu, it seems! Can't wait for a journalist to ask Trump about that. Paine = Investigative Journalist - Gerald Loeb Award Winner! 2X Pulitzer Nom

@Liberty_Xtreme To your last paragraph: Norris was a blatant Zionist sympathiser and might well have carried out a false flag attack on US soil if it furthered the Greater Israel project.

Nuclear material is extremely heavy. I doubt very seriously a person, even Hafþór Björnsson would have a hard time carrying an amount that could do what JD is saying here. No one can break the laws of physics, terrorist or not. The “Little Boy” bomb that we dropped on Hiroshima weighed 9,700lbs. That killed “tens of thousands of people” like Vance is trying to scare people about here. Uranium decays into lead and lead is too heavy for human to carry in large amounts. Also we can detect nuclear material from space pretty easily, there are systems (that I forget the name of currently) that can scan and find hidden nuclear sites underground. They’re just desperate to sell their Israeli handlers new war to the American public and fear-mongering is the only way they can think to do that. Now what they can do is use one of those nukes they’ve “lost” from Broken Arrow incidents (6-7) and nuke a city and blame it on Iran. But no single human can lift one of those, so it would be a team effort that’s easily detected. These people are professional liars. Act accordingly. Besides, I’m sure Chuck Norris could’ve lifted 9700lbs and not broken a sweat.. but he’s went home to heaven now and wouldn’t have nuked us anyway.

@kasifhanif1 @AcademicAgent_X Oh indeed it does. 10 more days of pummelling and it becomes existential for Israel. They went crying to Trump after 12 days in 2025 Tick... Tock...

@AcademicAgent_X It doesnt matter......

@AweDude77 @Space_SIGINT @BenGeskin Presumably the dimensions of houses are set to undergo an exponential Moore's Law increase over the next few years. This cable will be a positive boon to all those people with 300 feet long rooms.

@Space_SIGINT @BenGeskin HDMI still has a length limit of like 25 feet. fiber can go to 300+ easily

Look at this HDMI cable I just got 👀 This isn’t a regular HDMI cable, it’s fiber optic. The signal is transmitted with light instead of copper, so there’s basically zero signal loss even over long distances. It’s HDMI 2.1, so it supports everything you’d want: 8K60, 4K120, full 48Gbps bandwidth, HDR, and eARC. What I really like is that it’s super thin and flexible, so it’s easy to hide in a clean setup. It also has detachable connectors, which makes routing it way easier. And it’s more future proof too, since you can just swap the connector head for a future standard like HDMI 2.2 instead of buying a whole new cable again. If you’re running a long cable or just want a super clean setup, this is actually a great solution.

@EylonALevy x.com/i/status/19670…

Israel is saving the world at great personal risk.

@EliAfriatISR x.com/i/status/20304…

🚨🇮🇷Morning of many launches from Iran to central and northern Israel. Pray for Israel.🇮🇱🙏

@Ostrov_A x.com/i/status/19654…

🚨 NOW: Massive Iranian missile barrage on central Israel, including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and to the south. That’s millions of people in bomb shelter now!

🚨 BREAKING: Many radioactive leaks detected in the Middle East region 240km from Kuwait This is not a good sign. This is apocalyptic. SOURCE: Kuwait Health Ministry

@brewmeone @rugiqn Impressed-ive

@rugiqn Impressive

So pressed wood is literally pressed wood

@academic_la x.com/i/status/19376…

The Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona, the biggest city near the border with Lebanon is dying because of the inability or unwillingness of the Israeli government to protect it from Hezbollah attacks: 1) There is no security. 4,700 apartments with no adequate protection or none at all, with residents having only 10 seconds to reach a shelter when sirens go off. An 80-year-old man was hit by a rocket on the third floor of his building. 2) The population is collapsing. In 2023 there were almost 25,000 residents. Now there are 10,000. The mayor warns that if nothing changes, only 10 people will remain within a month, only those physically unable to leave. 3) 400 potholes from direct rocket hits remain unrepaired due to bureaucratic disputes over compensation. The mayor describes being forced to sign what he calls "extortion agreements" just to receive repair funds. 4) 25% of residents depend on welfare, and 28% of students in grades 1–8 are functionally illiterate. The mayor says businesses have no real incentive to set up this far north. 5) The city has no 24/7 emergency medical coverage. The mayor tried to bring in major hospitals (Sheba, Ichilov) but was refused by the Health Ministry, which reportedly said the city "doesn't justify" a medical center. The mayor says grimly: "Every morning I wake up feeling like the State of Israel is fighting me — not Hezbollah, not Iran. Me." It is worth noting that the population is mostly Mizrahi and poor and therefore, of little interest to the government.

@pati_marins64 @Huk06

In just the first 4 days of the war, 943 Patriot missiles and 98 THAAD interceptors were fired. My estimate was that Patriot interceptor stocks in the region stood at 1,600–2,000 missiles. Several batteries have almost certainly already been depleted. In the case of THAAD, it was necessary to bring additional missiles and units from Asia. To put the scale of the problem into perspective: after only 26 days of war, the expenditure already corresponds to 3-4 years of Patriot missile production and more than 6-8 years of THAAD missile production. The THAAD situation is even more critical. In 2024, the Pentagon acquired only 11 missiles; in 2025, it acquired 12. For 2026, the budget requests just 37 missiles, even after expending around 125 interceptors to defend Israel during the previous 12 days of war. This clearly shows that the current annual production capacity is less than 40 THAAD missiles.

@Ostrov_A x.com/i/status/20279…

This is what happens when an Iranian missile, with a 100 kg warhead and cluster munitions, strikes the civilian heart of Tel Aviv. Imagine the global outrage if this was London, Paris or Berlin. Yet because it’s the Jewish state, the world is SILENT!

@VividProwess @JenniferLBrewer FAFO 💭➕🙏

BREAKING: Missiles incoming from Iran towards central Israel. Pray.

@ShakeAlarm @volcaholic1 WWIII developing and you're hoping for a safe trip to Iceland

@volcaholic1 Lovely, hopefully this doesn't disrupt my trip to Iceland in a couple of months.

Iceland: Volcanologist Ármann Höskuldsson says there’s a 50% chance of a seabed volcanic eruption after an earthquake swarm hit the Reykjanes Ridge, about 25 kilometres southwest of Eldey. The swarm of about a hundred earthquakes began there at noon yesterday. mbl.is/frettir/innlen…