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@ImtiazMadmood @KatyinIndy Awesome. It’s about time our European brethren recognize the threat.

The far-right in the European Parliament (the AfD, Melonis and Le Pens in the house) standing up to celebrate passing the law that will allow them to bring ICE-style practices to Europe: starting with building prison camps for migrants outside of our borders.

@KevinCastley Well, I guess if it was left up to you, a Canadian, for strategy, yeah, we’d lose.

We don’t talk enough about just how badly the US would get COOKED if it were foolish enough to start a war with China We often hear in the news American politicians demonizing China and threatening a war over Taiwan— an island they don’t even recognize as a state… But if they were to make good on their threats and appease the reddit libcon-zionist Atlantoids who post B2 dam memes and uphold cartoon dogs on blu*sky— they would get so pulvarized it’s not even funny Let’s look at each traditional dimension of a war with China: air, land, and sea. I won’t get into AI and satellite warfare because that’s beyond obvious in favour of China. China leads AI development and was first to shoot down a satellite But in the air, the US has the most favourable matching. The US has more stealth aircraft and could do some damage. But Chinese air to air missiles are superior these days. Pakistan SMOKED India’s Air Force last year armed with Chinese missiles Once China detects the US it’s ejection time for their pilots They will have a challenge staying out of radar detection even with their stealth In sea it’s not close. US ships are technically better, but China has more ships. But more importantly, China has 200x the shipbuilding capacity of the US So once both navies have sustained a large amount of damage, China can rapidly replenish their numbers The US is down and out once they lose their ships. It will take them decades to rebuild their navy On the ground they will be unable to get very far because China has a larger army equipped with drones and goodies to throw at the US And they can’t paratroop troops from stealth fighters or bombers so they won’t be able to get far inland without getting shot down The only things the US can really do is hit their critical infrastructure and manufacturing. But if they go in that direction, China can do the same to the US with their ICBMs. The US doesn’t have a path to victory They don’t even have a path to victory against Iran. It’s beyond goofy for them to claim they could take China The People’s Liberation Army would COOOK the US 🔥

@realstewpeters Actually, in truth, he does have the moral high ground. You twit.

RUBIO: “For Iran to ever get nuclear weapons would be crazy. Look what they're willing to do with the weapons they have now.” Bro, you targeted an all-girls elementary school. You don’t have the moral high-ground here.

@TheMaineWonk Bwahahahahahaha!!! You’re funny! Have you ever thought about stand-up comedy?

Are you enjoying the golden age, MAGA? - New Regime Change War - Rising Gas Prices - TSA shutdown - Record Insurance Premiums - Frozen Job Market - Brazen Corruption - 4.2% Forecasted Inflation - Market Correction - Sinking BTC - Rising Mortgage Rates - Housing Crisis

@tato_kay @ProudSocialist @littlemeanj9 Commie.

@ProudSocialist @littlemeanj9 EXACTLY

This is US imperialism. Our president and government send working class people overseas to kill other people’s children & loot other countries’ oil all to enrich the billionaire class. Then they return in caskets. It doesn’t make America great. It makes America an Evil Empire.

@TIM_WU001 @ProudSocialist Shut up, commie bastard.

@ProudSocialist Politicians gain glory and profit. Their families reap plundered wealth. The poor get the corpses and coffins of their own children.

@ProudSocialist MAGA. MF!

@maddenifico You’re really not very smart, are you.

This is not being talked about enough. Iran shot down an F-35. This fighter jet was supposed to be stealth. 😳👇

@mymomcare @elonmusk Elon bought the building, and opened all three doors.

I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country

@VikrantSingh563 @elonmusk Well… at least YOU’RE Indian, not Nigerian. Refreshing to see another country weigh in on Musk’s offer other than Nigerians.

@elonmusk Your concern is understandable, but government funding gaps need systemic solutions, not individual offers. Supporting affected workers is important, but resolving the impasse through proper legislative action is the real and lasting fix.

@Joshua_nkemena @elonmusk Yet another f-in’ Nigerian?! Why are all of you on here worried about our American system? Acting all high and mighty and smart. Go back to trying to scam grandparents, pretending to be princes.

This is exactly the problem. A billionaire stepping in to “fix” a government failure shouldn’t be something we applaud — it should worry you. Public institutions shouldn’t depend on private generosity to function. That’s not innovation… that’s a system breaking in real time. Yes, it might help in the short term. But long term? It sets a dangerous precedent: Who funds what… and who gets influence in return? Fix the system. Don’t outsource it to billionaires.

@Mooie_89 @elonmusk @BillAckman Estonia? Really? You think you have a say?

@elonmusk @BillAckman You’re Finally doing something to help Americans, after firing everyone in the government Bout time!

@GoldenHago @elonmusk Yet another f-in’ Nigerian wanting to scam Americans. Stay the f*** out of it!

It’s a generous idea on the surface, but this isn’t as simple as “I’ll pay their salaries.” TSA employees are federal workers, there are legal, administrative, and security structures in place that don’t allow private individuals to just step in and fund government payroll like that. It would require approvals, coordination, and a clear framework to even be possible. So the real question is: is this a practical solution being worked out behind the scenes, or just a well-timed statement during a funding crisis? Because the difference between intention and execution here is massive.

@snnajieze @elonmusk Stay the f*** out of it, Nigeria. Always ready to run some kind of scam.

@elonmusk If you’re serious, let’s explore a transparent plan with independent oversight and lasting funding solutions that don’t bypass the budget process. Happy to discuss options.

@luo_yuehan You’re completely full of shit, and know nothing about either radar or the F-35. The “footage” of the shootdown is complete bullshit. Simply because of it took that hit, it would not land. Don’t be an idiot.

Iran hits 100 million dollar worth stealth jet.

@h0mebythesea @rubenquintero76 @StarPlatinum_ @grok Says the liberal jack wad from Canada.

@rubenquintero76 @StarPlatinum_ @grok Asking Grok for the truth? How much of an idiot are you? Grok is programmed to evade the truth and spread misinformation, lies and propaganda. Grok is a weapon to manipulate the population en mass by suppressing facts and providing manipulated data supporting RW driven agenda.

Six people connected to the same U.S. defense research network Are dead or missing in under a year; Monica Jacinto Reza - aerospace engineer - co-inventor of Mondaloy the alloy behind America’s replacement for Russian rocket engines - funded through AFRL programs - working with NASA JPL June 22, 2025: goes hiking in Angeles National Forest - waves at her companion - disappears - no body ever found four days later Melissa Casias - Los Alamos National Laboratory employee - Department of Energy advisory board member - drives into the lab that morning - later tells her daughter she “forgot her badge” - family says that makes no sense - returns home - both phones factory reset - leaves everything behind - walks toward the forest - never seen again October 25, 2025 Jacob Prichard - AFRL Sensors Directorate - kills his wife Jaymee - breaks into coworker’s apartment - kills 1st Lt. Jaime Gustitus - TS/SCI clearance - Air Force analyst - then kills himself on camera - 3 AFRL-connected people dead in one night February 2026 - Carl Grillmair - Caltech astronomer - worked on NEOWISE and NEO Surveyor - systems used to detect asteroids - same physics used to track satellites and hypersonic weapons December 2025 - armed man caught on his property - carrying unregistered rifle - lies about why he’s there - arrested February 5, 2026 - charges dismissed 11 days later - February 16 - same man returns - shoots Grillmair on his porch - dead at the scene then William Neil McCasland - former AFRL commander - controlled billions in aerospace research budgets - tied to the same programs funding Mondaloy February 27, 2026 - disappears

@joekent16jan19 Good riddance.

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC. May God bless America.

@GabeZZOZZ And yet they couldn’t touch a herd of Stratosaurus bombers that proceeded to rain down about 140 tons of bombs on them. Things that make you go, “Hmmmmm.”

If I’m not mistaken, the F-35 is America’s most praised fighter jet. No one’s gonna talk shit about Russia’s air defense systems now.

@GabeZZOZZ Yeah. Thats because they kill no-loads.

Americans keep calling Iran “third world,” but honestly, I haven’t seen anything like this in Iran.

@GabeZZOZZ Fantastic looking airplane. I’d definitely take it over the F-35 in a beauty pageant.

Countries that were planning to buy the overpriced F-35 should consider the Russian Su-57 instead. It’s cheaper and more reliable than that American junk. Just look at this beauty