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@Glenn_Diesen Reading from the book of Tarantino..

Pete Hegseth opens with a prayer featuring a fake Bible quote from Pulp Fiction.

@Megatron_ron Looks like @BrianJBerletic was right again. Iran is just a piece in America's hydrocarbon war on China.. Blaming it all on Bibi was part of the plan.

NEW: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 Senator Rick Scott says he wants to destroy the Chinese economy so much that he is fine with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the high oil prices: “I think blocking the Strait of Hormuz is fine from my standpoint If no oil ever goes to China again, and their economy is destroyed, that would be a really wonderful day for me.”

@_Tumbawumba @IranObserver0 Quick question: under international law, did the US have the right to: 1. Impose a naval blockade of Cuba? 2. Kidnap the Venezuelan President? 3. Assassinate the Iranian spiritual leader? 4. Bomb a girls school and kill 170 kids?

Iran claims sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, but under international law, it does not have the right to completely close the strait to international navigation. The strait is governed by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which ensures the right of transit passage for all ships. Additionally, the Gulf Nations would not see Irans assertions of sovereignty as legitimate because they too have commercial interests and security at stake.

BREAKING: Iranian State TV revealed the reasons for the failure of the talks with the U.S Details: - The U.S. tried to achieve at the negotiating table what it could not achieve through war - The Americans demanded that Iran hand over enriched uranium and open the Strait of Hormuz without recognizing Iran’s sovereignty over it - Iran has decided to defend its national interests by military means

@barnes_law Don't you hate it when you think you have the Trump card but your opponent holds a strait?

Precisely: "there is no kinetic solution to the Iranian challenge."

@FiorellaIsabelM @s_m_marandi @MayadeenEnglish Don't you hate it when you think you have the Trump card but your opponent holds a strait?

BREAKING Iranians aren’t going to be deceived- Professor Marandi @s_m_marandi to Al Mayadeen: 🛑 Iran is fully prepared to return to Tehran without an agreement 🛑 Negotiations show Iran gave a chance for de-escalation 🛑 If US ignore Iran's rights and the rights of Palestine, Lebanon, & the Axis of Resistance, "we will prepare ourselves for war”.

@ProfessorPape I bet the authors of the 2009 Brookings institute policy paper titled "Which Path to Persia?" are feeling a bit silly! brookings.edu/wp-content/upl…

The escalation trap doesn’t just trap the attacker It can create a new power for the target We may be watching the emergence of a 4th center of world power happen in real time.

Iran just added a new demand: no talks unless the U.S. releases Iranian assets. This is being framed as hard bargaining That’s wrong

@FurkanGozukara Is it just me, or do these Iran Lego diss raps sound just like Bob Vylan?

Ok no matter what you do don't let Trump to watch this 😭😂🤣

@Ace_Archist They've been planning this since 2009. brookings institute policy paper.."which path to Persia" chapter 5: "Leave it to Bibi": brookings.edu/wp-content/upl…

Yes now you understand.

@academic_la Just a thought... has Israel ever tried diplomacy with it's neighbours that isn't at the end of a rifle and based on an expansionist destabilizing agenda?

With the war in Iran possibly over for now, but new rounds all but certain, a war in Lebanon looking like it may last for months if not years and no resolution in Gaza, Israel is now facing the worst strategic situation it has in years: 1) Israel now faces a worse security reality than before the war. A potential US-Iran deal could restrict Israel's ability to act against Iran in the future, while Iran has demonstrated its capacity to strike deep into Israeli territory with ballistic missiles. 2) Considering the erosion of US-Israeli relations, chances are that future rounds against Iran and other potential enemies will be fought with decreasing, and eventually no American support at all. That is unsustainable. 3) Israel's current defense budget stands at $45.7 billion, already expanded by nearly $9.6 billion in a recent top-up, and the military now says even that is not enough. An additional $10.9 billion is needed before year's end, just to cover existing commitments, with no margin for new crises. For context, that additional $10.9 billion ask alone is roughly equivalent to the entire annual defense budget of a mid-sized European nation. 4) Each Iran confrontation carries a price tag of $16–19 billion. If these rounds become recurring. Each Iran confrontation carries a price tag of $16–19 billion. Israel would be spending the equivalent of a small war every year or two, not as an emergency but as a structural cost of existence. At that pace, cumulative spending over a decade could reach $160–190 billion in direct military costs alone, before factoring in economic disruption, lost productivity from reserve mobilization, or the civilian infrastructure that gets perpetually deferred. 5) Israel would be spending the equivalent of a small war every year or two, not as an emergency but as a structural cost of existence. At that pace, cumulative spending over a decade could reach $160–190 billion in direct military costs alone, before factoring in economic disruption, lost productivity from reserve mobilization, or the civilian infrastructure that gets perpetually deferred. 6) Its formerly robust relations with some of the Gulf States are under severe stress after the war. Israeli machinations have put them in serious danger with Iran and caused severe damage to their tourism and energy prospects. They will be looking to lessen dependence on the US and possibly move away from normalization with Israel, leaving Israel isolated in the region. 6) To counter the lack of a diplomatic resolution, Israel has shifted toward a strategy of creating and maintaining permanent buffer zones in Southern Lebanon (up to the Litani River), Gaza, and parts of Syria. That adds to mounting responsibilities in the West Bank. Patrolling these vast, hostile areas simultaneously will place an unsustainable long-term strain on IDF personnel and the domestic economy. 7) The convergence of record-high reserve call-ups, a significant brain drain in the high-tech sector, and a nearly total loss of the Palestinian labor force has created a critical manpower crisis that IDF leadership recently warned could cause the military to "collapse in on itself". The standard deployment for combat reservists has shifted from ad-hoc emergency calls to a structured 60 days per year in 2026, though this is still a one-third reduction from the peak burdens of 2025. Constant deployments have caused turnout rates in most reserve battalions to drop to 60–70%. Israel faces a severe, unsustainable strategic crisis characterized by a permanent war economy, mounting financial strain, and increasing international isolation. This situation threatens to exceed the country’s long-term economic and manpower capabilities.

@TasteAtlas Don't Chileans have anything better to do than manipulate taste atlas polls?

The 10 Best Wine Cocktails in the World: tasteatlas.com/wine-cocktails

@barnes_law Markets are closed for 81.5 hours from Thursday afternoon. Plenty of time for Trump to do something truly reckless..

Most likely explanation of stories suggesting Trump ready to capitulate -- he isn't. It's just a last ditch effort to manipulate the markets a bit longer. Neither threats nor pretend peace talks work anymore; so he will constantly leak capitulation instead. Expect escalation.

@bawsolutions @esaagar Agreed.. but we all know that is never going to happen.

If the unilateral TACO scenario proves to be the end then we can confidently say that the Iran war has been a dramatic blow to the US empire while expanding the Israeli empire

@NickofMars1 @esaagar So based on your argument, the Hadera Desalination Plant is a legitimate target because it supplies water to Haifa's refineries..

@nnagrom @esaagar The desalination plants are used by the oil refineries.

BTW when Trump says to other countries to "go get your own oil": They won't do so militarily. They will pay Tehran's hostage toll consolidating their control over the Strait and massively enriching the regime

@alon_mizrahi As a warning to keep the Saudis out of the war.

Why do you think Yemen entered the war

@poordart They could have called the project PipeDream 2.0.

As pipelines famously cannot be destroyed by ballistic missiles

@SerkanTheWriter Gotta be more ambition dude.. from the (Gordon) River to the (Arafura) sea, Australia will be Zionist free..

From the Brisbane River To the Tasman Sea Let's make Australia Zionist Free

@scotthortonshow They'll deny blowback exists in the same sentence as claiming October 7th gave them the right to "destroy the amalek" for what they did.

It is not an excuse. At all. It is the reason for blowback terrorism. Israeli cruelty. Just like September 11th was.

@ProfSteveKeen Interesting.. i had no idea. Thanks for setting the record straight, @ProfSteveKeen . meanjin.com.au/latest/clive-u…

It was also Peter Ustinov. And yes, it's true.

@ypsilonuri Kkkkkk.

Será que quando o Seu Ladir do Intercept veio pro Brasil fazer psyop em favor do Mossad estava nos planos se viciar em rola brasileira? Ou foi só um bônus?