femu
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This Iran War has shown that the past 10 years have revolutionized war technology in ways that have cost U.S. forces a lot of its superiority. Israel has been adjusting accordingly and has benefited from this technology. The U.S. has lagged behind.
President Trump's 40 percent increase in 2027 defense budget it totally on point. America needs to catch up and upgrade its military. The age of aircraft carriers seems to be over.
Ryan Fedasiuk@RyanFedasiuk
The @abcnews is out this morning with a disturbing story: The IRGC is actively making use of detailed satellite imagery and analysis published by MizarVision, a Chinese geospatial analytics company — and has used this data to target American, Australian, and allied forces in the Middle East. This is a fluid and fast-moving situation and I want to be clear about what we know so far. 1️⃣ It's clear U.S. forces in the Gulf are operating in an environment that is very different from any other they have encountered previously. Commercial satellite imagery collected by foreign companies is now available at a quality and frequency that is good enough to put U.S. combat forces in harm's way. This is ultimately why U.S. collection platforms like @vantortech and @planet chose this weekend to suspend their coverage over the Middle East. Unfortunately, predictably, foreign competitors like MizarVision see no reason to censor their own product offerings. 2️⃣ The implications are grim: ostensibly private Chinese AI companies are directly helping the Iranian regime target U.S. and allied forces in the region. The ABC has information that the IRGC is striking U.S. facilities "within hours" of MizarVision publishing them. I told @henryzwartz that this would effectively amount to Iranian forces outsourcing targeting data to a Chinese company: It is "the greatest degree of support we have seen China provide to a proxy force against the United States" — there is really no other way to read it. 3️⃣ If the Chinese government wanted to rein in the actions of MizarVision and other imagery providers, it could. And it should. Spokespersons from @MFA_China have so far attempted to downplay the significance of this development. I'm willing to buy that Chinese officials haven't been aware of the importance of this particular imagery or the extent of its use by the IRGC — but China should recognize this is an extremely serious development. We're talking about Chinese enterprises directly supplying actionable intelligence to wartime enemies of the United States. MizarVision has spent weeks zeroing in on U.S. forces and bases in the region and publishing their activities on its Weibo account. It hasn't done the same to Iran. It's very clear what is going on here — and it is unacceptable. This doesn't have to be a story about China. It's clear the United States is also learning about the battlefield potential of commercial sat imagery in real-time. Beijing should understand that U.S. concerns at this moment are deadly serious. I expect the U.S. government will do everything in its power to defend its personnel. China should mirror the U.S. suspension of commercial satellite imagery collection over the Middle East. abc.net.au/news/2026-04-0…
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At first, I thought Ogun State building an airport so close to Lagos was a waste of resources. But when I realized it’s a cargo airport, I paused and did my research.
Having plied that route week-in, week-out for over 2 years during my PhD at OOU (using it as an alternative to the terrible Ibadan–Ijebu Ode road), I’ve seen the level of investment clustering there around that axis: Industrial FTZs, agro-processing hubs, and more.
Honestly, this is an impressive project. If properly utilized, it could unlock massive economic potential.
If your business is import/export focused, you might want to start thinking about a warehouse in that corridor.
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BREAKING: Taking advantage of the current situation caused by the U.S. and Israel war on Iran, the Islamic regime has intensified the execution of arrested protesters.
Today, they executed another innocent young man—17-year-old Amir Hossein Mousavi—over his participation in anti-regime protests. He was accused of “waging war on God” simply for criticizing the regime and taking part in demonstrations.
The regime’s security forces have falsely labeled dozens of detained protesters as rioters or even terrorists to justify these executions. At the same time, IRGC-linked cyber operatives are actively spreading propaganda on social media, branding victims as criminals to legitimize these killings. Expect their narratives and lies under this post.
#OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar
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@BabakTaghvaee1 @PahlaviReza Regime change isn't Bread and Butter to favour you only.
The elite and masses will also be targeted if necessary.
There will be no motivation foe regime change if you're comfortable.
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This is something that can make @PahlaviReza appear even more traitorous and criminal than Massoud Rajavi in history of Iran.
Even Saddam Hussein did not target Iran’s pharmaceutical facilities, or drug manufacturing plants during the Iran–Iraq War. They did not strike Darou Pakhsh or the Pasteur Institute. Yet today, the regime of Netanyahu in Israel is committing such a horrific crime.
Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch@BabakTaghvaee1
BREAKING: This is another war crime committed by Israel—the Israeli Air Force has bombed the Pasteur Institute of Iran, one of the oldest scientific and medical institutions in the country and a member of the International Pasteur Network. Established in 1920, long before the modern political order in Iran, this center has been a cornerstone of public health and was actively involved in producing vaccines and advancing medical research. It was not a military facility—it was a pillar of science, medicine, and human life. Targeting such an institution is not just an attack on Iran—it is an attack on global health, scientific progress, and basic human decency. #OperationEpicurean #OperationLionsRoar
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Men, a woman who is richer than you will never submit to you.
End.
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@ukraine_map The Gulf allies and Israel have more value than Ukraine to the US
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The US 🇺🇸 “We can’t send Ukraine 🇺🇦 50 Tomahawks or ATACMS because we don’t have enough for China 🇨🇳”
Fires 900 Tomahawks, 800 JASSMs, and 400 ATACMS at Iran 🇮🇷 in 3 weeks
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Mind how you consume alcohol bcos I won’t look after you during your old age
— lady warns her husband over alcohol intakes and other int0xicating substanc£s
What gave this woman the confidence to determine or believe that her husband will first her grow old to that extent?
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At this point it doesn’t matter whether Trump wants to leave NATO or not. If Russia attacked, which is the only relevant threat to Europe, the US wouldn’t come to help anyway. They’re completely owned by Putin.
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@MadProfitGuy Skill isn't enough.
Discipline, humility, punctuality will be expected one day by Clients from the Apprentice.
Who will teach punctuality?
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When I was doing my NYSC, my boss usually paid me in cash.
Raw cash.
60k every month.
And most times, N500 notes.
Then I'd have to take an excuse to go deposit it in the bank.
This was 2020.
At that time too, I had a business already doing 70k+ weekly.
I also drove a similar car to my boss, but would park some miles away and trek to the office.
With everything, he knew he could run that money as transfer.
But maybe...
He wanted me to feel lucky to see a place paying me up to 60k/ month, or see how huge 60k is.
But I didn't have an issue with him till I left.
I collected the cash, and still appreciated everything, even when that money could not sustain me.
So, I want to ask:
What is the level of this oga?
Her exposure, qualifications and all?
And one clear thing I would say to anybody is this, in case you are going to learn a skill...
If you are literate but going to learn from an illiterate, you have a big folly role to play, otherwise, you are an oversabi person.
Learn what you have to learn, and get out.
Otherwise, go and look for a fellow learned person who is into that.
This is wrong, and we all know...
But, just look at what the people she's surrounded by are saying.
My conclusion:
We treat others based on how they view life or how people have treated us in the past.
And some people believe that others must go through what they went through.
Kneeling down was part of the training she went through while learning the skill.
Chioma Favour@ChiomaFavour0
This married woman is an apprentice just like me, we are both learning how to sew. This morning, she came to work late and our madam asked her to kneel down. This is somebody’s wife ooo. I summoned courage to tell her that she can’t ask someone’s wife to kneel down just because she came late, at least respect her husband. Can you imagine that this woman slapped me and ask me to stop coming to her shop.. that I’m so disrespectful and that’s why she doesn’t accept Igbo people. I didnt argue i just asked her to refund me back my 160k I paid for 6 months and I’ve only spent 3 weeks with her People around are asking me to beg my madam instead of asking for a refund that this is how it’s being done
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@Emmanuel_indeed Men will always be alone regardless. Its the same in all species.
Quit expecting anything different
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No matter how loving, present, or sacrificial you are as a father, there’s a kind of loneliness that can catch up with you in old age if you don’t have a wife.
Whether you lost her by death or by divorce, your children will go on & live their lives.
Especially your male son's. If you're fortunate to.
If you’re fortunate to have raised them well, they’ll focus on their own families, their own wives, their own path.
That’s why a wife is not just for raising kids.
she’s your companion for life.
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@jon_d_doe Does this happen in the North and other Conservative societies especially Asia?
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Age has a lot to do with it.
This is why in a lot of cases, when a woman's youth is taken under the guise of marriage, she would take back her youth in marriage.
Ethan's Mum@Mide_AyaOba
Honestly, this is the part people skip. Exposure without wisdom creates confident people who make terrible long term decisions. Our mothers may not have had degrees, but many of them had emotional discipline, patience, and an understanding of sacrifice that no university teaches. To me, I think the issue isn't age or education, It's formation. A woman or a man who hasn't been formed by hardship, accountability, or self reflection isn't ready for the weight of marriage regardless of what year they were born.
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@ParanoidPol US needs Data from missile interception performance from Israel for Golden dome
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The Trump presidency will be the zenith of the US-Israel relationship and it won’t return to this place for the foreseeable future. Current events are masking this reality.
Peter Sterne@petersterne
BREAKING: At tonight’s NYC-DSA electoral forum, @AOC committed to voting against “any spending on arms for Israel, including so-called defensive capabilities.”
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@femu i was only talking about ground invasion, if it's happening or not
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As Trump says US could be done with Iran war within 2 or 3 weeks, can we now call the prediction of 2,500 Marines carrying out an invasion of Iran’s islands or mainland bullshit?
I guess a lot of people may have sold their quality stocks out of fear.
The AI Investor@The_AI_Investor
Why do people read so much into 2,500 Marines and three warships from San Diego? The US currently has about 50,000 troops deployed in the Middle East. Even if Trump is really sending an additional 2,500 Marines and three warships from San Diego, as reported, that is still a very small number. Iran’s military has around 600,000 active-duty personnel, and that number could increase drastically if a ground troop deployment happened, potentially to a million or more. The US and its allies would need at least 100,000 troops, if not hundreds of thousands, to even consider launching a full ground invasion. A force of around 100,000 troops sending to the area would be the level to watch for if the goal is an attack. To have a good chance to win and hold ground, the number could rise to 500,000 or even a million, well beyond the US's current deployable active force of ~450,000 Army soldiers.
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@The_AI_Investor The Gulf allies won't be abandoned, they will need to transit their Oil freely else the US would have surrendered its essence
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@femu So do you still think there will be an invasion in the coming weeks? what made you think so ?
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@BabakTaghvaee1 Coward!!!
You want him to go to Tehran himself and hand you the Keys to the presidential palace?
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Just look at this lunatic piece of… Trump does not like to be reminded that there has been no regime change in Iran.
He continues to claim otherwise, even insisting that regime change has already happened, despite the fact that the Islamic regime remains in power.
He does not want to be reminded—by anyone—that he and his operation have not been completely successful. Just look at his actions.
#OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar
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Might have to wait for a change in administrations, but I’d like the American govt to cut off all weapons except their air defense missiles
And if they don’t pull out of Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank settlements, cut off all weapons, all trade, and all visas
Financial Times@FT
Israel to ‘demolish’ all houses in Lebanese border villages ft.trib.al/BfRCGec
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@visionergeo Once the IRGC civilian Elite are affected they will call the military wing to order
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🇮🇱🇮🇷 The Israel Defense Forces announce that they have almost completely finished bombing the targets they identified themselves at the start of the conflict with Iran.
Now, according to The Times of Israel, they have received a new directive from the country's political leadership — to shift to strikes on the Iranian regime's "economic" facilities.
The Israeli defense system calls this stage the "completion phase." According to their assessment, Iran's military capabilities have already been significantly weakened, and conditions have been created that may contribute to the weakening or collapse of the regime.
Since most of Iran's arms production facilities have already been destroyed or damaged, Israeli leadership has ordered the military to carry out strikes on targets that will cause economic damage to the regime.
In this context:
About two weeks ago, a strike was carried out on important gas infrastructure located in southern Iran.
On Friday, two of Iran's largest steel plants were bombed.
In both cases, the goal was to inflict maximum economic damage on the Iranian regime.
The Israeli defense structure plans additional strikes of this type to further weaken Iran's economic foundation and, accordingly, the regime itself.
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BREAKING: I have confirmation that the Israeli Air Force used soft-kill weapons to cut electricity in Tehran and Karaj. Fortunately, none of the power plants were bombed.
According to my sources in the IDF, the Israeli Air Force used CBU-94/B “Blackout” cluster bombs equipped with BLU-114/B soft-kill submunitions to induce electrical short circuits at multiple power plants and transformer stations, including those in the Pirouzi district of eastern Tehran.
The aluminum filaments dispersed by these submunitions have adhered to wiring, transformers, and other electrical components, disrupting their function and preventing electricity generation. Once these materials are removed and affected components are cleaned and repaired, power can be restored in Tehran and Karaj.
This action appears to have served as a warning to the Islamic regime of Iran and a test of its tolerance and response in the event of actual airstrikes targeting power infrastructure.
#OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar
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