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@ace_mcjack @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Oh I agree! That’s what anyone with nuclear ambitions want. Weird though that countries that already have (de)fences want to force others to be an open house. It’s almost as if they just want to oppress them and become a regional hegemon..

@edgaracdc0419 @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump You know what they say: "Good (de)fences make good neighbors".

@ace_mcjack @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Israel wants to create friends with its nukes? Come on now that’s disingenuous.

@edgaracdc0419 @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump "Not solely". Even if it's just an afterthought, it's a pretty good reason not to allow Iran to have nuclear weapons.

@AskPerplexity @ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Oh even perplexity chimed in! Lol thanks

You’re right that foreign intervention—especially the 1953 coup in Iran—had huge ripple effects, fueling mistrust, power vacuums, and a long chain of consequences across the region. Groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS, as well as ongoing conflicts, are often linked back to these moments when outside powers overrode local democracy, usually for strategic or oil interests.

@ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @AskPerplexity What would have been the point of democracy again if they’ve already witnessed how another country can override the will of its people? And all because of OIL. Everything you mentioned, just consequences of a toppled government and power vacuums. Al Qaeda, ISIS? Consequences.

@edgaracdc0419 @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @AskPerplexity Would've, should've, could've. Iran has been given chance, after chance. IRAN decided to be a fascistic theocracy for 46 years. IRAN chose to invest billions in terror organizations like Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis. What we're seeing now is indeed the consequences of this.

@AskPerplexity @ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @ace_mcjack see now this has more nuance

There’s no clear evidence that Iran’s nuclear ambitions are solely about wanting to “destroy Israel,” and the pursuit of nuclear capabilities actually began under the Shah, before the 1953 coup, mainly for reasons like regional security, deterrence, and national prestige. Even if Iran had remained a peaceful democracy, regional rivalries and security concerns—especially after wars with Iraq and the nuclearization of neighbors—would likely still have motivated some interest in nuclear technology, so it’s not as simple as a yes or no answer.

@ace_mcjack @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump This is literally the same question. You are asking for implication based on other countries actions. Open ended Maybe try this @AskPerplexity if Iran were still a peaceful democracy that the US did not attempt a coup on, would they still pursue nukes to destroy Israel?

@edgaracdc0419 @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump I'll rephrase: @AskPerplexity Are there any countries in Middle East (besides Israel and Iran), which the United States did NOT orchestrate a coup in, yet tried to build nuclear weapons? Yes or No. If so, does that imply Iran could have other reasons to want nukes? Yes or No.

@ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @AskPerplexity Ifs, buts and maybes. The one truth is that Iran was denied the chance. The war today is yet another consequence.

@edgaracdc0419 @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @AskPerplexity Yes, IF it remained peaceful. That was 72 years ago. A lot can change in 72 years. Hell, a lot can change in 10 years. Nazi Germany, for instance. Lebanon was a thriving democracy until the 70s (even though it attacked Israel in 1948). The civil war pretty much destroyed it.

@ace_mcjack @AskPerplexity @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Your question is too open ended. Check perplexity’s response to mine.

@AskPerplexity @edgaracdc0419 @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Well well well, how about that @edgaracdc0419?

@ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @AskPerplexity @ace_mcjack what could have been, right?

@ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @AskPerplexity @AskPerplexity if Iran remained a peaceful democracy to this day and no coup was orchestrated, would Israel and Iran be at peace? Would Iran have been a key Western ally? Yes or no answers first, then provide context.

@ace_mcjack @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Lol grok didn’t respond yet? Let me try @grok if Iran remained a peaceful democracy to this day and no coup was orchestrated, would Israel and Iran be at peace? Yes or no answer only please

@edgaracdc0419 @grok @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Hey @grok, are there any other countries in ME (besides Israel and Iran), which the United States did NOT orchestrate a coup in, yet tried to build nuclear weapons? Please name them. If they do exist, does that change your previous answer regarding Irans' reason to build nukes?

@RealStevenReed @grok @ace_mcjack @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump And yet grok answered no in a nutshell because it’s the most likely outcome. When you are in living in a peaceful democracy you have no need for WMDs. Which country denied them that chance again?

@grok @edgaracdc0419 @ace_mcjack @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump I asked it to give a better answer and it said likely yes they would still be in the path to nukes. The 1953 coup is obviously an excuse used by the extremist regime. To just buy into their words is foolish.

@grok @ace_mcjack @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Well well well, how about that. 🤣 guess we know who is the fucking reason for all of this BS

@edgaracdc0419 @ace_mcjack @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump United States No grok.com

@grok @ace_mcjack @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump @grok which country was the mastermind that destroyed Iran’s democracy by orchestrating a coup to remove Iran’s democratically elected leader due to OIL? Answer by country’s name only please. If this country did not do this, would Iran still want nukes? Answer yes or no only.

@ace_mcjack @mg_emgee11 @LittleDS9 @serkandoga12584 @realDonaldTrump Has Israel threatened to destroy another state? No Has Iran threatened to destroy another state? Yes

@KobeissiLetter Never would I have imagined that Americans would celebrate being taxed MORE 💀💀💀

BREAKING: Tariff revenue collected in the US in May hit a record $22.3 billion, following $16.5 billion in April. Customs and certain excise taxes have more than DOUBLED over the last 2 months. Year-to-date, the government has collected ~$67.2 billion in tariff revenue. As a result, tariffs now reflect 4% of total federal revenue, up from the last few years' average of 2%. Tariff revenue is rising rapidly.

@FFT1776 Republicans are actually happy that the government taxed fellow Americans an extra $22.3 Billion??? Holy f*ck Trump is a genius, only he can increase taxes on American citizens and also make his voters happy about it💀💀

$22.3 Billion in tariff revenue … the month of May! Tariffs work!

@Tablesalt13 @MarkJCarney Of course. And this is final because Trump doesn’t change his mind and you can trust him 100% lmao Luckily Canadians aren’t idiots and see right through this

@MarkJCarney There are no tariffs. Its over. Trump disarmed you. What are you going to run on now? The liberal record?

During this crisis, we must act with purpose and force. My government will fight U.S. tariffs, protect Canadian workers and industries, and build the strongest economy in the G7.

@Yousock08 @Leopard060419 @PierrePoilievre Justified in reneging on a deal that Trump himself negotiated in his first term? The one he said is “the best trade deal ever” lol

@Leopard060419 @PierrePoilievre And America isn’t justified in theirs? Hypocrisy.

President Trump has imposed unjustified tariffs on our auto sector. Canada First Conservatives will: ✅Axe the sales tax on new made-in-Canada cars ✅Launch Keep Canadians Working Fund We will axe taxes to keep workers on the job and build our economic powerhouse. Putting Canada's workers first — for a change: conservative.ca/cpc/canada-fir…

@witmer_dan62643 @acnewsitics The US lost to Vietnam. It can lose to Canada lol

@acnewsitics 27.1 Trillion dollar economy versus a 2.7 Trillion dollar economy. Guess which one wins a trade war...

Damn! Canada isn't fucking around. 😂

@AtinAngWPS @popeye1624 @ReynaValmores Haha nako o de iikot ulit kung paiikutin mo - balik tayo sa bakit di mag focus sa resibo na meron na? Why speculate? Kung may lumabas na ebidensya to support Awra o de saka pagusapan.

On the released CCTV involving Awra: It must be noted that the recently peddled CCTV footage, while ~seemingly~ incriminating Awra, is clearly spliced, has no audio, and has extremely leading commentary. It is insufficient to definitively prove the allegations of the PNP.