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@CaliZionist @RedWhiteBlueJew @NadavPollak Lucky you're not in Israel to experience Netanyahu's next 3 or 4 wars

@nowhrmn @RedWhiteBlueJew @NadavPollak Losers like you should never havea been allowed to immigrate to western countries.

This will be Netanyahu’s legacy, and it’s not a good one. He can boast as much as he wants on his special relationship with Trump, but he lost the American people, which for Israel’s long term can be devastating. One reason for this massive change is Bibi bringing to his government extreme right wing figures like Ben Gvir and others

@RedWhiteBlueJew @NadavPollak If this ceasefire is real then the war has only made things worse for Iranians. It's a massive failure.

@nowhrmn @NadavPollak You have the Persian Iranian flag as you bio pic you numbnuts… If you actually understood anything you’d be Bibi’s biggest fan, but you don’t, because you’re a dumbass

@RedWhiteBlueJew @NadavPollak Bibi launching ret4rded wars every few months is not helping Israel's image. He's a shyt warmongering crook.

@NadavPollak I was at Harvard on October 8th where 34 separate student groups signed a letter cheering on October 7th “resistance is justified!” This has nothing to do with Bibi and everything to do with people wanting to murder Jews. Stop your bullshit and asking “is my skirt too short”

@BabakTaghvaee1 How are they retaliatory, has the UAE even struck Iran once yet? You're turning into an Islamic Republic apologist.

BREAKING: Another UAE oil facility is on fire following retaliatory ballistic missile strikes by the IRGC Aerospace Force. Iranian missiles also hit the Al-Mirayr oil facility in the southern UAE after Emirati airstrikes on Iran's oil refineries on Lavan and Siri Islands in the Persian Gulf. Source: NASA’s Fire Information for Resource Management System #OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar

@KosSamaras Ban AI and keep immigration high - the next Labor platform

AI RedBridge and Accent research published in today’s Australian Financial Review. Over 70% of Australians believe AI will cost jobs. Governments and employers should take note, they’ve seen this movie before, and it doesn’t end well. The millions of jobs hollowed out by globalisation can now be counted at the ballot box. One Nation. Reform. Trump. The parties that stood aside or actively championed those changes are either gone or diminished. The social licence was never built. The guardrails were never built and hence, the reckoning arrived. It took a while but here we are. AI is moving faster and cutting deeper into public consciousness than anything researchers picked up during the globalisation wave of the 90s and early 2000s. The anxiety is immediate, it is widespread, and it is already hardening into political identity. If governments and employers repeat the same mistake, capturing the economic upside while offloading the human cost, the political consequences will make the globalisation backlash look like a dry run. The reckoning will arrive in years, not decades.

@rosavita @DaveKent101 @Jvnior You mean like the r@pe g@ngs that leftists actively cover up and suppress investigations into?

@DaveKent101 @Jvnior Perhaps because he's Palestinian not Iranian? I care about justice for children worldwide but if British children were being brutalised in Britain I'd probably be more vocal wouldn't you?

Israel ARRESTED this 13 year old Palestinian girl. According to the law just passed, she could now be executed “legally” in the prison. Please don’t let them kill her. Repost this.

@RuneDenmark @BirthGauge Ireland is above replacement and still gets loads of migrants. Doesn't matter the birthrate, the politicians have decided and it's final.

@BirthGauge Be Italian. Have the most beautiful country in the world. Greatest culture and history. Decide to give it all away to third world immigrants in a single generation because they can' be bothered to have children.

The TFR of Italy declined to 1.14 children per woman in 2025, the lowest value ever recorded for the second year in a row. The population stayed the same over the year despite a natural decline of 297K. There was net immigration of the same amount, mostly from Asia (+109K), Africa (+108K) and Latin America (+54K).

@KuittinenPetri @Narjes_Rahmati The Islamic Republic is only capable of bombing Israeli civilians, not even American civilians much less American presidents.

@Narjes_Rahmati What's the point of bombing ex ministers and ex-politicians? Would it make any sense if Iran would be behaving as horribly and start bombing the houses of ex US presidents? I hope this madness stops. It serves nobody and creates just more vengefulness, hatred and destruction.

Today, the US-Israel bombed the home of Dr. Kamal Kharazi, Iran's former foreign minister. The bombing resulted in the martyrdom of Dr. Kharazi's wife. Dr. Kharazi is severely injured.

@KeivanS5 @RKelanic Trump is manipulating the market. The Islamic Republic will fall so there's no point getting all excited about fantasies.

@RKelanic 1-2% is a makeshift system designed to prove a point. Iran will extract reparations for this war with 10-30% surcharge on all petrochemical products exiting the Persian Gulf, whether through the Strait of Hormuz, or any possible pipeline.

WSJ GIFT LINK: Trump might end the war without trying to forcibly open Hormuz. It stinks, but this is likely the least bad choice in a situation of all bad options. Ending the U.S. war is a necessary condition, but possibly not a sufficient one, for Iran reopening the strait. I get that it feels irresponsible for the U.S. to simply leave after creating a mess. It’s maddening, but might be for the best. Hear me out. Trump created a global public bad by attacking Iran and prompting the regime to close the strait. It was a colossal mistake that has caused pain in the U.S. and beyond. But cutting U.S. losses in a failed war makes more sense than continued fighting for a lost cause. And if the U.S. keeps fighting, no doubt Iran will continue to threaten the strait. If the U.S. quits the war, that would increase the political pressure on Iran to reopen the strait now that hostilities are over. Iran may try to extract “tolls” and if the Tehran Tollbooth persists after the war, it will be a lasting reminder of U.S. policy failure. But the tolls themselves aren’t that high — $2 million on a VLCC carrying 2 million barrels is just a $1/barrel surcharge, amounting to a 1% tax. Not great, but better than what oil prices are doing now. It would also incentivize Iran to keep traffic moving securely through Hormuz by monetizing safe transit. Yes I know it rewards bad behavior and morally it stinks for an odious regime to profit, but that’s the reality that Trump’s blunderous war has bestowed on us all. There’s a reason most of us don’t worry about Egypt (today) closing Suez or Panama closing its canal — the profit motive is powerful. Overall if Trump ends the war (which he should) with the Tollbooth intact, we are all worse off than we were on February 27, but better off than where we are now, and better than where we could be if the war stretches on for months or years. I know it’s not a satisfying ending but it’s pragmatic and we don’t live in the best of all possible worlds. There is one problem, though: Israel. Trump will almost certainly need to restrain Israel from continuing its war for Iran to reopen the strait. It should be a no-brainer: Israel is the junior partner and Trump should have the leverage to make them stop, given how much military aid the U.S. gives to Israel. But it’s not clear Trump will use it. @defpriorities wsj.com/world/middle-e…

@RKelanic The entire world would need to finance terrorism through trade. Worst idea I've ever heard.

@PlastiqSoldier @firasmodad You can start realising Iran and Afghanistan are different countries too

@nowhrmn @firasmodad You can start at any time.

A TACO now would leave the Gulf and Israel at the mercy of Iran. It's going to be tough to adjust to this new reality, but, it is what it is. Continuing the war means ground forces, first a few thousand, then tens of thousands, then hundreds of thousands. Twenty years later it's pretty much back to square one. TACO is the better option.

@philippilk Multipolarity doesn't even try to argue the Islamic Republic has had any military successes anymore. They just look at you like this 🥹🥹

The fuel shortages have already started in Australia as the crisis starts to take shape. The Imperial Suicide War is almost certain to change the way you live - potentially for a long, long time. 🇦🇺🦘

@MiddleEast_24 With what navy

IRIB Iranian state TV: “If the United States makes a mistake, Iran’s armed forces are ready to seize the coastlines of the UAE and Bahrain and reshape the region”

@doomerzoomer Why must you infect X with celebrity shyt

@strxwmxn Israel and the US have no experience fighting Islamists so of course they expected instantaneous unconditional surrenders

The US and Israel have each run countless simulations gaming out every single scenario, every option, and every potential reaction to every option. The idea that the Allied Powers would be caught flat-footed because the war is longer than 20 days is — to borrow a term from game theory — fucking retarded.

@philippilk If they want a full NATO intervention of course they can. Since you think they're winning they can win even harder and solo all of NATO too.

Iran can now hit anywhere is Europe. All NATO bases in Europe are now potential targets for Iranian missiles. 🇪🇺🚀

@aziz0nomics @strxwmxn Western brains instantly switch off when they hear an Arabic word.

"Khyber Khyber Ya Yahud" is pretty much the worst argument Palestinians can ever make. It's so bad for the Palestinian cause that I'm amazed that Israelis don't raise it more often.

@Osint613 Qatar likes Europe... weak, declining, Islamifying. So Tucker does too.

Tucker Carlson on Europe: "There are people in the U.S. government who really hate Europe, and I don’t really understand why."

@zerohedge Order hasn't come down from the WEF yet

Why Is Australia Not Already Rationing Fuel? zerohedge.com/energy/why-aus…