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@dtruthday1

I stand with 🇺🇦 and 🇮🇱. Terror apologists can F right off. SlávaUkrayíni glory to the heroes. Donate to land mine removal. NAFO fella

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All my fellas. This is a long read, but well worth it. Beautiful, heartbreaking and so well written. Please follow @john_object I am in awe of his bravery as warrior and his skill as a writer.
J/O@john_object

"A Correction" (For Jonathan Franzen) - an essay I spent a week on, minutes at a time, off my phone, in between war duties; responding to his needlessly painful take on this war in an interview to Russian media Meduza, promoting release of his new novel in Russian 1/3

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Bryce M. Lipscomb
Bryce M. Lipscomb@BryceMLipscomb·
Who do you believe is responsible for all the chaos in the world 🌎 today?
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S. Ashton-Cirillo
S. Ashton-Cirillo@AshtonCirillo·
They almost got me again. Back in hospital for another week or so but alive. First mission back yesterday, a russian FPV had me until it hit a tree branch and exploded above by head on the descent. Better luck next time fools. Victory is Ukraine.
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🇮🇷Decado🇮🇷
Do not scroll past this. I am forcing this VPN connection through the blackout because the White House and the free world need to hear the absolute reality from the streets of Iran, not from out-of-touch analysts. To President Trump and the US war rooms drawing up strike targets: let me make this devastatingly clear. There is no price too high to pay for the complete eradication of this terrorist occupation. We want their military apparatus crushed. But as you calculate your next move, get this straight we need some of their dingy shit left standing so we can actually rebuild this country when the smoke clears. #SpareIranPowerPlants Hitting our civilian grid does not punish the regime. The Islamic Republic does not give a rat's ass about our infrastructure. They don't care about Iranians, and they despise this country with every fiber of their miserable existence. Obliterating our power plants doesn't hurt the clerics hiding in their deep underground bunkers; it only cripples the very citizens who are locked, loaded, and ready to rise up. And make no mistake, we are absolutely ready to take our country back. You want to solve your global shipping headaches? You want to ensure the Strait of Hormuz is ripped open and never held hostage by a terror syndicate ever again? There is exactly one easy way to guarantee that: help the Iranian people finish this rescue mission, take our country back, and make Iran great again. When this regime collapses, do not let your foreign offices try to pick our future for us. Crown Prince @PahlaviReza is our leader. We signed his name across the walls of this country with our own blood. Listen to him, because he is the absolute only person Iran will listen to. From the markets to the university campuses, his is the only name the streets have called for. We know exactly how to end this. Support our fight, spare our grid, and watch us finish them. Long live Iran.
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Afroman’s raid-to-rapper revenge is peak clapback: zero drugs found, door smashed, $400 missing, cops sue for $4M over his security footage bangers like “Lemon Pound Cake” and “Will You Help Me Repair My Door,” he drops more tracks anyway, jury sides with free speech and he wins. Searched high and low—nothing tops this level of documented, viral, courtroom troll. N.W.A.’s “Fuck tha Police” stirred FBI letters but no home-video remix. Absolute GOAT. 😂
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Hillel Neuer@HillelNeuer

I despise Al Jazeera. But this analysis by Exeter University professor Muhanad Seloom is worth reading: • “Two weeks into Operation Epic Fury, the dominant narrative has settled into a comfortable groove: The United States and Israel stumbled into a war without a plan. Iran is retaliating across the region. Oil prices are surging, and the world is facing another Middle Eastern quagmire. US senators have called it a blunder. Cable news has tallied the crises. Commentators have warned of a long war.” • “But this narrative is wrong. Not because the costs are imaginary, but because the critics are measuring the wrong things. They are cataloguing the price of the campaign while ignoring the strategic ledger.” • “When you look at what has actually happened to Iran’s principal instruments of power – its ballistic missile arsenal, its nuclear infrastructure, its air defences, its navy and its proxy command architecture – the picture is not one of US failure. It is one of systematic, phased degradation of a threat that previous administrations allowed to grow for four decades.” • “When proxies launch retaliatory attacks across the region, this is not evidence of an expanding network; it is evidence of predelegated response authority, which is what a centralised command system activates when it anticipates its own destruction. Predelegation is a sign of desperation, not strength. It means the centre can no longer coordinate. The attacks will continue, but they will become increasingly uncoordinated, strategically incoherent and politically costly for the host states where these groups operate.” • “Seventeen days in, Iran’s supreme leader is dead, his successor is reportedly wounded and every principal instrument of Iranian power projection – missiles, nuclear infrastructure, air defences, the navy, proxy command networks – has been degraded beyond near-term recovery. The campaign’s execution has been imperfect, its public communication poor and its post-conflict planning incomplete. War is never clean. But the strategy – the actual strategy, measured in degraded capabilities rather than cable news cycles – is working.” aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/…

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Cedric Velthaus
Cedric Velthaus@cocomofreak·
@dtruthday1 @Tatarigami_UA But the war was never about getting rid of the regime. Sure lots of bad guys were killed, but regarding the country right now iran might turn out worse than it was before with controll over the strait and neighbours like iraq that are now destabilising due to economic collapse
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Tatarigami_UA
Tatarigami_UA@Tatarigami_UA·
Decades ago, the United States invaded Iraq, destabilizing the region and adding to the long-term instability in the Middle East. Over time, that instability contributed to millions of refugees fleeing to Europe. Now, once again, without meaningful consultation with allies, the Trump administration is taking actions that risk further destabilizing both the region and global markets, while also making Europe’s situation more difficult. This comes at a time when Europe faces an immediate and ongoing threat from Russia, which continues aggressive operations against Ukraine and within Europe itself. At the same time, NATO’s cohesion has been undermined by Trump’s degrading remarks towards the Europe and his threats to annex Greenland. Trump administration, after realizing that it cant just easily finish this operation, and secure stability around the Strait of Hormuz, now expects Europe to step in and deal with the consequences of its own mess. Iran isn’t a Europe’s problem to begin with, and in many ways it’s not a core U.S. problems either - it’s largely tied to Israel’s strategic interests. The argument about Iran’s ballistic missile range reaching Europe is also weak. That capability has existed for a while. The limits were not technical, they were political. Well, maybe not anymore. At the same time, Ukraine, one of the few countries actively contributing personnel and drone capabilities to defense efforts, still finds itself on the receiving end of criticism and dismissive rhetoric from the Trump administration. And then some Americans wonder, why everyone is so hesitant to help.
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@cocomofreak @Tatarigami_UA Might. BUT 1) bad guys ☠️ , 2) 🇮🇷 navy 💀 3) 🇮🇷 🚀 gone, 4) 🇮🇷 people 📣, 5) regime with stated goal of death to America might end. Folks are confusing hate of Trump w/ love of 🏳️‍🌈💁‍♀️killers. Read this
Elizabeth Tsurkov@LizHurra

The tone of al-Jazeera's coverage this war is fundamentally different from the 12 Day War. During that war, the Qatari-run network glorified & hyped up Iran's achievements in the war, and downplayed its losses. For example, their reporter in Tehran, Nour a-Deen Dgheir, claimed that the US was able to carry out operation Midnight Hammer without any aircraft lost because the US sent drones to keep Iranian air defenses busy... Now that Qatar is getting attacked, the tone is different. In response to Iranian threats to occupy lands of Arab Gulf countries if the US occupies the Kharg Island, AJ's top commentator Dr. Liqaa' Makki, simply points out Iran doesn't have the ability to do so. youtube.com/watch?v=24ECj4… In the current war, as can be seen in the clip attached, the coverage is critical of Iranian attacks on the Gulf, presenting them as serving Israel's interests in getting Gulf countries involved in the war against Iran. AJ, which for decades reported, without question, the claims of the entire Iranian Axis that it does not target civilians, now calls out Iranian lies, saying civilian infrastructure and civilians are being harmed in the Gulf. Since its establishment, AJ served as an amplifier for the propaganda pushed by Islamist groups and regimes, whether Sunni groups like AQ and Hamas or regimes like the new Syrian one or Turkey, or Shia militias backed by Iran and the Iranian regime itself. AJ staffed its roster of commentators with supporters of the Iranian Axis, like Palestinian Saeed Ziad and Jordanian Fatema a-Sumadi. These two commentators and others have disappeared from the screen and social media, and at least Ziad has been arrested by Qatari intelligence, likely ahead of deportation back to Turkey. More on Ziad, who aroused fury among Gazans for saying they have no choice but to keep resisting with the "flesh of their children" x.com/LizHurra/statu… More on a-Sumadi x.com/DrSASAIRAQ/sta… AJ's shift is a reflection of Qatar's repositioning after it became the target of Iranian attacks, but this change in tone matters in the wider Middle East. AJ is the most widely watched news channel in the Middle East. AJ is particularly watched by supporters of "resistance," and over the past 2 years, served as a source of comfort and wishful analysis for supporters of this Axis, as it suffered a blow after blow.

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Elizabeth Tsurkov
Elizabeth Tsurkov@LizHurra·
The tone of al-Jazeera's coverage this war is fundamentally different from the 12 Day War. During that war, the Qatari-run network glorified & hyped up Iran's achievements in the war, and downplayed its losses. For example, their reporter in Tehran, Nour a-Deen Dgheir, claimed that the US was able to carry out operation Midnight Hammer without any aircraft lost because the US sent drones to keep Iranian air defenses busy... Now that Qatar is getting attacked, the tone is different. In response to Iranian threats to occupy lands of Arab Gulf countries if the US occupies the Kharg Island, AJ's top commentator Dr. Liqaa' Makki, simply points out Iran doesn't have the ability to do so. youtube.com/watch?v=24ECj4… In the current war, as can be seen in the clip attached, the coverage is critical of Iranian attacks on the Gulf, presenting them as serving Israel's interests in getting Gulf countries involved in the war against Iran. AJ, which for decades reported, without question, the claims of the entire Iranian Axis that it does not target civilians, now calls out Iranian lies, saying civilian infrastructure and civilians are being harmed in the Gulf. Since its establishment, AJ served as an amplifier for the propaganda pushed by Islamist groups and regimes, whether Sunni groups like AQ and Hamas or regimes like the new Syrian one or Turkey, or Shia militias backed by Iran and the Iranian regime itself. AJ staffed its roster of commentators with supporters of the Iranian Axis, like Palestinian Saeed Ziad and Jordanian Fatema a-Sumadi. These two commentators and others have disappeared from the screen and social media, and at least Ziad has been arrested by Qatari intelligence, likely ahead of deportation back to Turkey. More on Ziad, who aroused fury among Gazans for saying they have no choice but to keep resisting with the "flesh of their children" x.com/LizHurra/statu… More on a-Sumadi x.com/DrSASAIRAQ/sta… AJ's shift is a reflection of Qatar's repositioning after it became the target of Iranian attacks, but this change in tone matters in the wider Middle East. AJ is the most widely watched news channel in the Middle East. AJ is particularly watched by supporters of "resistance," and over the past 2 years, served as a source of comfort and wishful analysis for supporters of this Axis, as it suffered a blow after blow.
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Jamie Metzl
Jamie Metzl@JamieMetzl·
I am a Democrat. I served in the Clinton administration. I did not vote for Donald Trump and am highly unlikely to support him or his acolytes in the future. I also have serious disagreements with many of the Trump administration’s domestic and foreign policies. But it is profoundly disturbing that a growing segment of the far left appears to be almost rooting for Hamas, Hezbollah, the Iranian regime, and other forces fundamentally opposed to the United States and our allies. This seems to reflects a corrosive strain of anti-Americanism, dressed up in postcolonial theory, that risks blinding us to the moral realities of our world and the nature of our adversaries.
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MarinStrade
MarinStrade@MarinStrade·
If you’re a #Fella 🇺🇦, I will follow back as quickly as this goofy platform allows me to - I got a lot of new followers all in a lump recently and am working through the list every day!
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Queen Bee
Queen Bee@KingBobIIV·
@TRobinsonNewEra Wait until you find out about all the Ukrainian Olligharchs in Canada. Outside of Ukraine, Canada has the largest Ukrainian population in the world. Canada is the hub of many of the very worst of people.
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Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧
Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧@TRobinsonNewEra·
Insane scenes as Melissa Lantsman explains that hundreds of IRGC terrorists are using Canada as a base because of their soft touch immigration policy. She looks terrified. They've ruined Canada!
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In Fellaship Lies Friendship@dtruthday1·
@PamPalmerJD @WalshFreedom 1-Trump is clueless and detached from truth 2-Nuclear Islamic Republic - quote Khamenei "Death to America"... 3-a majority of Iranians and ~all of the millions of displaced from Iran cheer US intervention 4- it's the soup we're in. As long as we don't stop Iran can be free
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Pamela K. Palmer, Esq.
Pamela K. Palmer, Esq.@PamPalmerJD·
@dtruthday1 @WalshFreedom without any Strategizing, nor Planning, beforehand, with an agreed on end game. Per his usual, POTUS impulsively Shot from the Hip without thinking realizing such a War would deflect from his involvement with Epstein, as well as his poor performance managing our economy. //
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Joe Walsh
Joe Walsh@WalshFreedom·
And btw, this is what the world looks like when the most powerful country in the world is led by a pathologically dishonest, sociopathic, deranged madman.
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In Fellaship Lies Friendship@dtruthday1·
@WalshFreedom Most surveys show 80% support for regime change. This is the best and might be the only chance in decades. You've always been about what is right vs who is doing it. Would appreciate your thoughts on this.
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In Fellaship Lies Friendship@dtruthday1·
@WalshFreedom Their massacre of their own people who were protesting and begging for US intervention. Their ability to hold the world hostage via their control of the Straight of Hormuz. The ability to take out their brutal and terrorist leadership in one swoop. /2
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David Patrikarakos
David Patrikarakos@dpatrikarakos·
These people are completely insane.
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Bonkey Kong_fella
Bonkey Kong_fella@theFFninja·
Hey #Fellas I only recently got followed by most of y’all (I’m still trying to follow everybody back) and today I’ve been inundated with vatnik posts. I snarkily replied to some, but worry that I may help them via the engagement. What do you more experienced fellas do?
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