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@tec_with_alina0 AI

@iam_elias1 Great!!

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@AdeParimal ji,why r forensic audits done only after fraud surfaces? Why not conduct them proactively?COs raising funds via rights issues without clear disclosure on fund use. Shouldn’t stronger pre-audit checks ensure transparency & protect investors? @dir_ed @WW_wardwizard

@MarioNawfal Agree

🚨 Bitcoin dropped below $65k. $230 million in leveraged longs liquidated in 60 minutes. When shit gets real, Bitcoin doesn't act like digital gold. It acts like a leveraged tech stock. The "store of value" narrative works great until it doesn't.

@teslaownersSV Awesome

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All US Gold is gone?

@riteshmjn Interesting

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@shanaka86 Interesting af

The claim circulating now is that the US has massed 40 to 50 percent of its deployable air power against Iran, comparable to the 1991 and 2003 Iraq wars, and that America has never deployed this much force without launching strikes. The actual numbers. The 1991 Gulf War: 2,780 aircraft. The 2003 Iraq invasion: 1,801 aircraft. The current Iran buildup: approximately 500 fighters and bombers, with 120-plus surged in days. Five hundred is not 2,780. But it does not need to be. The Gulf War required air superiority over a country with integrated defenses and hundreds of combat aircraft, followed by ground invasion. The Iran mission is precision penetration of a handful of deeply buried nuclear targets using B-2 stealth bombers carrying GBU-57 bunker busters, supported by defense suppression along the ingress corridor. For that mission, 500 aircraft is not 20 percent of a Gulf War. It is overkill. The diagnostic number is not the aircraft. It is the support infrastructure. 40 aerial refueling tankers repositioned in one window. 112 transport aircraft moved in 48 hours. Nine C-17s carrying 700 tonnes of munitions. Three AWACS at Prince Sultan. A P-8A submarine hunter mapping the Strait of Hormuz in real time. This is a force sized for a specific mission with a specific target set and a specific retaliation corridor that needs defending during execution. Has America ever deployed this much force without striking? Yes. The Cold War averaged 535,000 troops overseas for decades without US-Soviet engagement. The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis concentrated 180,000 troops without invasion. Large deployments without strikes have happened. But the honest distinction is this: in none of those cases did the president publicly state a 10-day deadline, have senior allies lobby for strikes after touring allied capitals, evacuate base personnel from the blast radius, and have the target begin dispersing its leadership in anticipation. Deterrence deployments are visible. Strike deployments are complete. This buildup is both. A force that is only visible is a bluff. A force that is only complete is a surprise. A force that is both visible and complete is either the most expensive bluff in American military history or the final 72 hours before execution. There is no historical precedent for the answer. Because there is no historical precedent for the question: what happens when 500 aircraft, two carriers, a public deadline, and 407 kilograms of unmonitored weapons-grade uranium converge into the same calendar week? The market will find out before the historians do.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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@th_anonymouse She is as good as your dirty mother asshole… shut up and put up

Welcome to the world’s dirtiest country India . Where civic sense doesn’t exist , manners were never born, and superstition works harder than the education system ever has. 🙏🏻

@OGMuseDoree1 How many have you flown? Asshole

This was the manoeuvre he was trying to pull off the Sharp Edge Knife. People are rushing to blame “pilot error, but honestly, the whole setup screams incompetence. Both the crew and the machine should’ve stayed grounded. Lol Tejas isn’t even fit for airshows and entertainment, let alone real combat. They were there to impress the crowd, and even that single job slipped straight through its wings and you will never see Tejas inducted into a serious operational role or trusted in an actual conflict. It’s a showpiece at best, a liability at worst.

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