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@Timcast Trump era is over in 2 years. The GOP and or Trump does not care.

Man...

@PlanetOfMemes There's something off with dudes like that

McDonald's CEO again takes the smallest bite possible. This time with a chicken nugget.

@MarioNawfal Then we smack them around again. Not hard.

🇮🇷 Sunday night. No deal with Iran. Hormuz traffic went from 50+ ships a day to a complete flat line. Now, the U.S. 2 navies blockading the same strait. What about nuclear, the "entire" reason for the war? A dead-end. Ceasefire holds till April 21… then what? Everyone can see both sides sharpening their knives. Dangerous questions ahead: Will Iran hit U.S. ships? Did they really dodge a ground war? Source: @jackprandelli. Bloomberg, Institute for the Study of War

@lookner I thought they posted that no one was meeting earlier today?

Statement from Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman (via state media)

@MarioNawfal 2M a ship for a country of 100M people does nothing for them. Nor will they hold the straight when the vast majority of the world needs it. UAE, SAUDI and others will not tolerate it. This is so crazy people are taking Iranian State TV and media seriously.

Iran is making it seem they’re ready to walk out from the Pakistan negotiations without a deal And they’re not lying, they control the Straits of Hormuz and are printing money! However, they also don’t want to get bombed again. Many of their leaders have been assassinated, and whether they admit it or not, they’re terrified of Trump’s unpredictability So yes, they’re comfortable walking out without a deal, but they cannot risk pushing their luck too far and ending up assassinated I don’t envy the position they’re in, terrifying to be up against both the U.S. and Mossad 💀

@benjamincowen Let it be. No more deaths.

oh hey look, the 4th deadline about this situation over the last month

@libsoftiktok Fags

BREAKING: The City of Boise, Idaho, has decided to wrap poles with the Pride colors after they were forced to remove Pride flags under state law. These woke officials are attempting to circumvent the law.

@EricLDaugh 21 ships in transit now. Up 32% since last 24 hours.

🚨 WOW! Iran is PANICKED and finally allowed more ships through the Strait of Hormuz "Traffic through Strait of Hormuz is at its highest level since the start of the war." If they were smart, they'd wave the white flag TONIGHT, before Trump's deadline!

@ZJasko How fast is 322 km/ph in MPH @grok

Ein generelles #TempoLIMIT ist #UNLOGISCH & #UNFAIR, denn, #Elektro-🚘 können durch #Tempolimit kein #Benzin einsparen. #MOBILITÄTSDISKRIMINIERUNG! 🤣

@JackMurphyRGR @lookner confirmed multiple sources

Good news for once. F-15 WSO recovered alive. Was escaping and evading. Massive fire fight on tgt. Iranians were actively looking for him in the area.

@SecRubio Nice to see "common sense" at work. Well done.

@Jason @SenWarren And as if Elon hasn't earned it. Its crazy to me to get mad at people for being successful.

@SenWarren This would be so much more credible if you started by saying “we know that there’s at least 30% waste and fraud in government, so we’re gonna start be eliminating that. we will only increase taxes as a last resort.”

Elon Musk has 6.5 MILLION times more wealth than the typical American. It’s time for a wealth tax — billionaires must pay their fair share.

@shanaka86 They know where they are at if true. Pilots have locators on their kit.

BREAKING: Two American aircrew are unaccounted for on Iranian soil tonight. If the IRGC reaches them before the rescue helicopters do, this war just acquired hostages. And the last time Americans were held captive in Iran, it ended a presidency. On April 3, wreckage of an F-15E Strike Eagle was photographed in mountainous terrain in central Iran. The vertical stabilizer carries the red band of the 494th Fighter Squadron, based at RAF Lakenheath, England. The USAF in Europe badge is visible. The Aviationist assessed the images “do not appear to have been altered.” Iran’s misidentification of the jet as an F-35 supports the conclusion that the debris is genuine. The War Zone confirmed the tail markings. The Iranians recovered an ACES II ejection seat from the site. The F-15E carries two crew. Their whereabouts are unknown. Here is why the ejection seat changes everything. You do not fly combat search-and-rescue helicopters 50 kilometres inside enemy territory for dead crew. OSINT footage geolocated over Khuzestan Province on the same day shows an HC-130J refuelling two HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopters near the Dehdez Dam, deep inside Iran. A separate video shows a C-130 deploying defensive flares over the same area. If that footage is authentic, the US military is conducting a rescue operation inside Iran. And you only conduct rescue operations when you believe there is someone alive to rescue. The 494th is not anonymous. In April 2024, this squadron shot down more than 70 Iranian drones in a single night defending Israel. The President called their COs. They received the Mackay Trophy. They flew home to Lakenheath with kill markings painted on their jets. They redeployed to Jordan on January 17, 2026. They have flown combat sorties daily since the war began. And now the red band that carried those kill markings is in a crater in central Iran and the crew may be evading capture in mountains of a country promising “bigger, wider, more damaging” attacks. Fifty-two American diplomats were held in Tehran for 444 days between 1979 and 1981. The hostage crisis consumed the Carter presidency and is widely credited as the decisive factor in his defeat. If two American fighter pilots are captured alive by the IRGC in April 2026, the dynamics of this war invert overnight. The power-plant strikes become impossible without risking the hostages. The April 6 deadline becomes a negotiation for human lives instead of infrastructure. The grand bargain in Beijing acquires two faces and two names. Trump, who has built his presidency on the image of strength, would face the one scenario that strength cannot resolve: Americans behind bars in Tehran while the world watches. CENTCOM denied the April 2 Qeshm Island claim. They have not addressed the April 3 wreckage. The silence is the signal. When Iran’s claims are false, CENTCOM responds within hours. When the wreckage carries the red band of a real squadron and the ejection seat is on the ground and rescue helicopters appear to be flying inside Iran, the silence lasts longer. Because confirmation changes the war. And the war cannot afford to change right now. The wreckage is verified. The crew is missing. The rescue may be underway. And the question that will define the next 72 hours is not whether the power plants survive the weekend but whether two Americans do. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@clashreport Those are flares. If it had got hit the heat signature would have blurred the entire image.

The IRGC has once again claimed to have shot down a fighter jet.

@rawsalerts Soccer and gambling. Never has gone well for the sport.

@tedcruz I still dont understand the logic. It had to be the replacement theory. Voting, cheap workers... i get all that but the left literally hates America. Its sad.

Insanity.

@Faytuks There's zero chance they do this. Undisclosed sources immediately make this unlikely.

One person talking to WaPo has put the potential duration for US ground operations in Iran at “a couple of months.”

@RonDeSantis PNC at night in the summer is awesome. Lights off the rivers while eating great food. And Im a Tribe fan admittedly.

I’d probably have Camden Yards in my top 5 along with Wrigley, PNC, Fenway and Oracle. Note that I haven’t been to Dodger Stadium.

@IAPonomarenko Lack of understanding on his framing. He was mimicking conversation between 2 Irainans. Not saying they asked him.

I mean…

I am out of ideas on how anyone could take this person seriously. Literally no idea.

They cant. Carrier groups are a floating fortress. Sure, they could get extremely lucky but it would take essentially sabotage from multiple sailors on multiple destroyers to have it happen. Along with pilots. Not happening. Iran is a pesky bee that refuses to just fly away at this point. Their choice is either open the route or get set back to early 1900s as a country.

@shanaka86 Just curious why is Iran avoiding hitting Aircraft Carriers?

This is what the Iran war looks like at hour 504. A British nuclear-powered submarine has entered the Arabian Sea with the capability to strike Iranian territory from underwater. Inside the Strait of Hormuz, a US Navy Littoral Combat Ship that the Pentagon once tried to scrap is launching expendable attack drones from its flight deck into Iranian air defences. The drones cost less than a pickup truck. The ship was called floating garbage. Cracking hulls. Gearboxes grinding to dust. Ships decommissioned before they saw combat. Tonight the ship nobody wanted is running the mission nobody else can, because billion-dollar carriers cannot enter a 21-mile strait and a throwaway trimaran can. Israel declared a mass casualty incident and a state of emergency in Arad after an Iranian ballistic missile struck the city. Major waves of US-Israeli bombs hit Tehran overnight. Iran’s state broadcaster announced the death toll from American and Israeli strikes has passed 1,500 according to the Health Ministry. Iran’s military claims it struck an Israeli F-16 with a new air defence system and says it has spent three weeks studying coalition tactics. The battlefield, Tehran says, will become narrower and tougher for the enemy. Israel says the war is halfway complete. Halfway. Twenty-two days in. Halfway means twenty-two more. Unconfirmed reports describe explosions at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, sirens and blasts at US facilities in Kuwait, and drone strikes on Kurdish positions in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq. The Gulf is under fire everywhere at once tonight. Iran denied involvement in the ballistic missile attack on Diego Garcia, the British base 4,000 kilometres away where two missiles were fired this week. Tehran says it was not them. Nobody else has intermediate-range ballistic missiles pointed at the Indian Ocean. The radiological risk is now in play. Malcolm Nance warned that near misses on nuclear facilities are a recipe for regional catastrophe. A cracked containment dome at Bushehr could contaminate the entire Gulf coast from Dubai to Ras Al Khaimah. Iran’s Dimona equivalent sits within Israeli strike range. Intelligence professionals know you do not push the margin of error when reactors are in play. Both sides are pushing it. President Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum is running. Open Hormuz fully, without threat, or the United States will obliterate Iran’s power plants, starting with the biggest one first. Iran responded within hours: any attack on its infrastructure will trigger widespread destruction in Israel and targeting of all energy, IT, and desalination facilities belonging to US allies. Desalination. The Gulf gets 42 to 99 percent of its drinking water from coastal plants within Iranian missile range. Hitting Saudi Arabia’s Jubail complex alone could force the evacuation of Riyadh’s 8.5 million residents within a week. The president who said he does not want a ceasefire on Friday afternoon said he was winding down on Friday evening. By Saturday his administration was laying groundwork for peace talks. By Saturday night he threatened to obliterate power plants. Four signals. Thirty-six hours. The bombs did not pause for any of them. Hour 504. A submarine that can strike from the deep. A garbage ship launching drones that cost less than a truck. A city in Israel declaring mass casualties. A capital under bombardment. A nuclear reactor in the margin of error. A 48-hour clock. A water supply held hostage. A war that is halfway done, which means it is halfway from starting and halfway from whatever comes after. The strait is 21 miles wide. The war now covers 4,000 kilometres. And the clock is counting down to Monday. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…