Mario Momade
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Rubio says Cuba is threat to US as Havana accuses him of 'lies' bbc.in/4fAyVkm
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@marklevinshow It's America that needs liberation from Zionist entities. The Iranians are fine.
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We must help liberate the Iranian people, and we can do it. We can do it without our troops on the ground. Without a forever war. We can do it. Train them. Arm them. Support them. And we will never have to worry about nuclear arms from the Iranian regime ever again. Not only that, but the Middle East will also change for the better in ways that we cannot even imagine. The regime must be destroyed. The time is now.
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@StateDept The SH will be closed until you learn the difference between Venezuela and Iran
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SECRETARY RUBIO: We’re asking the UN to call on Iran to stop blowing up ships, remove the mines, and allow humanitarian relief.
If the international community can’t rally behind this and solve something so straightforward, then I don’t know what the utility of the UN system is.
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@Mike_Pence But the SH was open before your unprovoked war...
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Iran’s Regime Ends the Cease-Fire: Trump can return fire and commit to opening the Strait by force- WSJ wsj.com/opinion/irans-…
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@GovMikeHuckabee You're twisting the issue here sir. Your damage control won't save you.
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The NYT did extensive intvu w/ Tucker Carlson-& questions were legit & professional. In it, Tucker accused me of advocating for killing of children & civilians. Asked to respond, I sent the following. (In fairness, NYT couldn't use all), but here it is:
“Poor Tucker needs help. He’s clearly circling the drain by saying something so outrageous. No sane person “advocates” for the murder of children or civilians. Even the allegation is sick and evil. Tucker apparently limits his compassion to the unfortunate souls who have died in Gaza as a result of the stubbornness of Hamas to release hostages and who murdered their own citizens and intentionally put them in front of military assets where they would be most likely to become victims of the war. One never hears Tucker lament the massacre and mutilation of 1200 women, babies, and elderly people butchered by Hamas on October 7 or the torture, rape and starvation of the 251 hostages taken and held by Hamas. I am heartbroken by the slaughter of innocent civilians wherever they are and whoever they are. Tucker’s irrational hatred of Jews in general and Israel in particular blinds him to the horrific savagery inflicted upon the victims of October 7, including the rape of women in front of their children, the beheading of babies in the presence of their mothers, or setting fire to elderly people who sat in wheelchairs and were burned alive, all of which were captured on video taken by Hamas terrorists who were so proud of their despicable acts that they wore Go-Pro cameras to record it as if they were taking movies of a dance recital. Tucker’s contempt of President Trump is just another instance in which the Tucker Carlson I once knew has become someone unrecognizable. I pray he finds himself and God. He has become a very angry and bitter man and it’s truly tragic to watch.”
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@antonioguterres Oh sure? Were you concerned when Iran was attacked,their leaders killed as well as 160 school girls in Minab?
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I’m deeply concerned about the curtailment of navigational rights & freedoms in the area of the Strait of Hormuz disrupting energy, transport, manufacturing & food markets & strangling the global economy.
All of humanity is paying the price.
Consider these three scenarios:
1: Restrictions are lifted today
Supply chains will take months to recover, prolonging lower economic output and higher prices
Global economic growth will drop from 3.4%to 3.1%.
Global inflation – which had been declining – will climb from 3.8% to 4.4%.
2: Disruption drags on through midyear
Growth falls to 2.5%.
Inflation hits 5.4%.
32 million people are pushed into poverty.
Fertilizers run low, and crops yields fall short.
45 million more people will face extreme hunger.
3: Severe disruptions persist through the end of the year
Inflation skyrockets past 6%.
Growth plummets to 2%.
Immense suffering takes hold, especially among the world’s most vulnerable populations.
We confront the spectre of a global recession – with dramatic impacts on people, on the economy, and on political and social stability.
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@SecRubio How hypocritical! The whole hemisphere is your sovereignty but others cannot breathe in their own backyard...
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The sovereignty of our hemisphere is non-negotiable. We are deeply concerned by China’s targeted economic pressure after the Balboa & Cristóbal terminals decision. We stand in solidarity with Panama. Any attempts to undermine Panama’s sovereignty are a threat to us all. state.gov/releases/offic…
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@IsraelinNorway Cry Israel,cry. The world has rolled out from bed. The end of Zionism is near....
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The Norwegian Holocaust Center’s decision to host events drawing parallels between the Holocaust, the “Nakba,” and the war in Gaza is a grotesque distortion of Holocaust memory.
It dishonors the memory of more than 750 Norwegian Jews murdered by the Nazis and their Norwegian collaborators, and betrays the very purpose for which this institution was established.
A center founded to preserve Holocaust remembrance has chosen political activism over historical responsibility.
This is not education. It is moral failure.
The planned events should be cancelled immediately, and the center must return to its core mission: safeguarding Holocaust remembrance and confronting antisemitism - not legitimizing its modern forms.
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Navigational rights & freedoms through the Strait of Hormuz must be respected.
I appeal to the parties:
Open the Strait.
Let ships pass. No tolls. No discrimination.
Let trade resume.
Let the global economy breathe.
Safe, unimpeded passage is an economic & humanitarian imperative.
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Findings and Conclusions of the Inquiry into the Conduct of an IDF Soldier Who Damaged a Christian Symbol in Southern Lebanon
The inquiry found that during IDF activity in the area of the Christian village of Debel in southern Lebanon, an IDF soldier damaged a Christian religious symbol while another soldier photographed the act. Six additional soldiers were present at the scene and did not act to stop the incident or report it.
The inquiry determined that the soldiers’ conduct completely deviated from IDF orders and values.
The IDF expresses deep regret over the incident and emphasizes that its operations in Lebanon are directed solely against the Hezbollah terrorist organization and other terrorist groups, and not against Lebanese civilians.
From the moment the report of the incident was received, the IDF has been working to assist the local community in replacing the statue.
Accordingly, it was decided that the soldier who damaged the Christian symbol and the soldier who photographed the act will be removed from combat duty and will receive 30 days of military detention. The remaining troops who stood by have been summoned for clarification discussions that will be held later on, after which further command-level measures will be determined.
Procedures regarding conduct with religious institutions and symbols were reinforced to the troops prior to their entry into the relevant areas, and will be reinforced again for all troops in the area following the incident.
The findings of the inquiry were presented to the Chief of the General Staff and the Commander of the Northern Command.
The Chief of the General Staff condemned the incident and stated that it constitutes unacceptable conduct and a moral failure, far exceeding any acceptable standard and contradicting IDF values and the expected conduct of its troops.
Israel Defense Forces@IDF
Following the completion of an initial examination regarding a photograph published earlier today of an IDF soldier harming a Christian symbol, it was determined that the photograph depicts an IDF soldier operating in southern Lebanon. The IDF views the incident with great severity and emphasizes that the soldier’s conduct is wholly inconsistent with the values expected of its troops. The incident is being investigated by the Northern Command and is currently being addressed through the chain of command. Appropriate measures will be taken against those involved in accordance with the findings. Furthermore, the IDF is working to assist the community in restoring the statue to its place. The IDF is operating to dismantle the terrorist infrastructure established by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, and has no intention of harming civilian infrastructure, including religious buildings or religious symbols.
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@MarioNawfal I figure out how difficult it is for you to admit Iran won the war
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Here's a few important points before I go to sleep:
1. Iran won the war. The terms of the ceasefire they shared give them control of the Strait of Hormuz, charging $2M per ship, pocketing $100 Billion a year.
Those numbers are wild!
And on top of it, the ceasefire proposal includes the lifting of all sanctions
Remember, one could say Iran has been in a state of war for decades due to the crippling American sanctions, and now this is all coming to an end
2. Trump did the right thing pulling out, not listening to the lunatic war mongers around him, and not listening to anyone in the Israeli lobby that may have wanted the war the continue.
As I said earlier today, a good leader knows when to walk away
3. I am not surprised we have a deal, I've mentioned it all day, as Trump's posts made it obvious to me he was pressuring Iran for some final concessions before accepting his off-ramp
4. Trump will twist this into a win, and his diehard supporters will believe him. This is a GOOD thing, as Trump no longer needs to militarily try to get a 'win'.
As I've said earlier in the day, Trump can (and just did) create his own offramp.
5. The Middle East will never look the same. I expect the Gulf to gradually normalize relations again with Iran, which started after Israel's strike on Qatar.
Also the balance of power will drastically shift away from Israel, and this may have massive positive implications on Lebanon, Syria, and possibly even Palestine.
6. China is the BIGGEST winner, as Iran controlling the Strait of Hormuz means China is indirectly controlling it
7. Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz is a generational strategic loss for the U.S., and a risk to the dollar dominance (Iran can chip away at the Petrodollar)
8. Hezbollah will come out stronger from all this, possibly more powerful than it has been in decades (unless the deal involves Iran disbanding their proxy network)
9. I'm exhausted and need to sleep. Below there's some more info on my stance over the past 24 hours, as well as how we broke the story of a ceasefire almost an hour before any media outlet and Trump's post.
Good night everyone!
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
WHAT JUST HAPPENED? 8:07 am: I posted that Trump should walk away from this war even if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened by Iran 4:07 pm: I posted 'The War Is Close to Ending' 5:50 pm: I broke the story that Trump accepted the ceasefire, based on a source that is part of the negotiations 6:32 pm: Trump confirms a ceasefire 6:51 pm: Israel confirms they are abiding to the ceasefire
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@JDVance_News Why are you attacking civil infrastructure in the first place?
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🚨 #BREAKING: Iran is now using children as human shields around power plants and bridges — hoping to protect their military targets from U.S. strikes.
This is pure evil!
The same regime that screams “Death to America” is willing to sacrifice its own kids to shield its weapons.
President Trump made it clear:
A whole civilization may die tonight… but after 47 years of extortion, corruption, and death, the Iranian people might finally be freed.
No more hiding behind children.
No more playing games with human lives.
The regime is run by vile animals.
America will not be blackmailed by terrorists using kids as shields.
Pray for the innocent.
Pray for the fall of this evil regime 🇺🇸
#USA #IranWar #Trump
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🇺🇸🇮🇷The war nobody is framing correctly is about the dollar, not the nukes...
Iran was selling 90% of its oil to China in yuan. Not dollars.
It was part of a broader BRICS push to bypass the dollar in global energy trade. Venezuela was doing the same.
Trump took out both within weeks of each other. That's not a coincidence.
The entire American economic model runs on one assumption: the world buys and sells oil in dollars, and those dollars get recycled back into U.S. debt.
The GCC is the engine of that system.
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain sell oil in dollars and reinvest the proceeds into American assets.
That cycle funds the $39 trillion in national debt that keeps the American economy functioning.
Iran threatened that system in two ways. It sold oil outside the dollar.
And it had the military capability to threaten the GCC nations that anchor the petrodollar.
A nuclear-armed Iran could eventually coerce its neighbors into abandoning the dollar entirely.
Now look at what the war actually achieved.
Iran's ability to threaten the GCC militarily is being degraded.
Gulf states that were quietly diversifying toward China are now completely dependent on American protection again.
The F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia locks Riyadh into the U.S. weapons ecosystem for decades.
And every Iranian oil sale in yuan that gets taken offline is a sale that reverts back to dollars.
The consequences if this fails are existential.
If the U.S. withdraws from the Middle East without securing the petrodollar system, the GCC could become client states of whoever guarantees their security next.
Japan and South Korea would question American reliability.
Europe would accelerate its pivot away from Washington.
Dollar demand collapses and America can no longer finance its debt.
That's why there's no real off-ramp.
The nukes are the justification. The missiles are the pretext.
The dollar is the reason.
And the people paying the price are everyone caught in between.
Source: CNBC, Breaking Points, WSJ
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Tomorrow is the deadline. Here are the scenarios... Trump said Tuesday is "Power Plant Day and Bridge Day." Iran said no deal. Something has to give. Here's what could actually happen: Scenario 1: Iran blinks. Tehran accepts some version of a ceasefire, perhaps reopening Hormuz partially or allowing monitored shipping. Trump declares victory. The most optimistic outcome but the least likely given U.S. intelligence says Iran believes it has the upper hand and doesn't trust Washington at all. Scenario 2: Trump finds a reason to delay again. He's already pushed this deadline multiple times. Iran offers a small concession, maybe more Pakistani tankers through Hormuz, and Trump takes it as a sign of progress. Both sides may even quietly agree on this. It buys time without either side losing face. Scenario 3: Trump declares victory and walks away. He already told aides he'd leave with Hormuz closed. He could frame the military damage as mission accomplished, claim the new regime is "more reasonable," and punt Hormuz to an international coalition. Iran keeps the Strait. Trump keeps the narrative. The world cleans up the mess. Scenario 4: Trump goes all in. He's threatened this repeatedly and delayed every time. But the rescue mission may have emboldened him. Former aides say his confidence in his own judgment has grown. If he strikes power plants, 85 million Iranians lose electricity. Iran's response would likely be the most devastating of the entire war: desalination plants, Bab el-Mandeb, every bridge on their published target list. A retired CENTCOM commander thinks pressure will eventually work. U.S. and allied intelligence say the opposite: the new Supreme Leader is harder line than his father, and the IRGC is gaining authority, not losing it. Over a month in, Trump is still asking the same question he asked on day one. Why haven't they just given in? Tomorrow we find out what happens when that question still has no answer. Source: NYT, WSJ
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Here we go again!!!
3 days after Israel said they will occupy South Lebanon even after the war ends, and not let over 600,000 people return home, and also destroy Lebanese homes near the border “in accordance with the model of Gaza.”
2 days after Israel passed a law for the death penalty ONLY for Palestinians, and celebrated the law by popping champagne in the Knesset
Today they tried to assassinate Iran's former foreign minister, who was secretly brokering a possible peace meeting with JD Vance, bombing his house and killing his wife, leaving the FM in criticial condition
So while Trump is trying to end the war, Israel is bombing the negotiators AGAIN!
Remember when they killed Khamenei successors the U.S. had in mind in the first days of the war?
I get it, Israel wants this war to go on to weaken Iran further. But how is the U.S. administration ok with this???
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
I'm honestly very fkn upset! Israel's Defense Minister just blatantly said they will occupy 10% of Lebanon even AFTER the war, and over 600k people that have their homes there cannot return! And also today, Netanyahu is saying that after the Iran war, the Strait of Hormuz needs to be bypassed using pipelines from Saudi to the Mediterranean I'm trying to be objective on everything, but after the destruction of Gaza, recent unwarranted bombing of Syria a few days ago, and now this, I am struggling to remain objective! Israel needs to reconsider its foreign policy or the cycle of violence won't stop! You cannot occupy Lebanon and expect the Government to disarm the militia that was founded BECAUSE of Israeli occupation decades ago! You cannot bomb Syria non stop and expect the people and the Government to sit idly and normalize relations You cannot wipe out Gaza and keep occupying it, then pass a law where the death penalty applies to Palestinians and not Israelis, and expect Palestinians to not be radicalized and fight back You cannot expect to bomb Iran, then propose a pipeline that benefits you, and expect the Arab world to become allies I want Hezbollah gone. I want the Iranian regime gone. I want Palestinian radicalization gone. But this is NOT the way to do it! This is NOT the way to achieve peace in the region!
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@OzraeliAvi Good you've come to your senses. The good part about all of this is that Israel will be over in a 10 year period. With the collapse of American hegemony and waking up of Europeans,Israel will be left alone.
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After years of putting my life on the line defending Israel, calling out every blood libel and every terror apologist, yesterday’s Knesset vote has finally broken me.
They just passed a death-penalty law for convicted terrorists “with blood on their hands.”
I’ve spent my entire adult life arguing Israel is better than this. Turns out I was wrong.
This isn’t self-defence. This is the moment we became what our enemies always claimed we were.
I can’t defend it anymore. Not today. Not ever again.
The mask is off.
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Every war Israel has fought is a war of defense. In every war, they were attacked first.
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@DeptofWar The fact that Iran is holding after 30 days,it shows how powerful they're
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We have DOMINATED the skies with OVERWHELMING AIR POWER—UNLEASHING EPIC FURY.
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