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@BraddrofliT I suspect that the next presidency will be so locked into the wars started in this term that they won't be able to do anything but continue or the entire US house of cards will fall apart.

Here’s the part no one is saying: The next president won’t get a real first term. They’ll inherit a repair job. Rebuilding alliances. Restoring credibility. Undoing damage. An entire presidency spent fixing what Trump broke.

@FT Why would Iran believe this liar a 3rd time?

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Tuesday March 24 ft.trib.al/oqmGyXp

@radcentrist315 @EdwardGLuce Yes, based upon track records.

@EdwardGLuce So you trust Iran more than the US?

Strange situation where we await a statement from Iran to check whether there's any truth to what US president is saying.

I don't believe anything printed in the @nytimes except sports scores. "But the Iranians and the Americans were exchanging messages through intermediaries about de-escalating the conflict, with the immediate goal of averting attacks on critical energy infrastructure, according to four Iranian officials and an Iranian diplomat. The officials spoke anonymously to discuss sensitive negotiations." nytimes.com/live/2026/03/2…

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Tuesday March 24 ft.trib.al/cyeDQtO

Kabuki is a classical form of Japanese theatre, mixing dramatic performance with traditional dance. Kabuki theatre is known for its heavily stylised performances, its glamorous, highly decorated costumes, and for the elaborate kumadori make-up worn by some of its performers. A constant interplay between the actors and the spectators took place in Kabuki theatre. The actors frequently interrupted the play to address the crowd, and the latter responded with appropriate praise or clapped their hands according to a prescribed formula. The goal was often to parody the high and mighty within a framework of morality.

It was pure awesomeness. ‘Fringe’ Was Equally Plot and Character-Driven collider.com/fringe-5-seaso…

イランのアッバス・アラグチ外相は、なぜ日本の石油タンカーだけがホルムズ海峡を通過することが許されているのかというフランス記者の質問に答えた 1980年のイラン・イラク戦争中、日本は我が国を支援した唯一の西側諸国でした。イランと日本には長い友好関係の歴史があります。

Is this the straight of Hormuz? No, it's Myojin Bridge about 100km south east of us.

@idreesali114 Hope they bring their own body bags.

Watch what Trump is doing, not just what he is saying. The U.S. Marines, deploying from San Diego and the Indo-Pacific, are still on their way to the Middle East.

@FT If he surrenders unconditionally, sure. Otherwise, prepare to eat hypersonics Mr. President!

Can Trump do a deal with Iran? ft.trib.al/mb6EqZb

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that after touring the crash site, he felt “it was just a reminder that when you’re traveling by air, you should wear your seatbelt.” -March 23, 2026, 3:35 p.m. ET

BREAKING 🚨: This is VERY BRUTAL 🔥⚡ 7.00 AM : 🇺🇸 TRUMP: I am pleased to announce a ceasefire following very good discussions with Iran. 7.01 AM : 🇮🇷 IRAN: There were no discussions with Trump, he is lier and backed down out of fear of retaliation.🔥🔥 ABSOLUTE CINEMA 🔥😭

@JuanIsidro @USAArmyNews Whatever.

@oshiimid @USAArmyNews He doesn’t actually care. It’s an anti-US PsyOp.

Japanese Twitter is furious that their Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is acting so slutty on the world stage lmfaooo She is a 65 year old woman. Why is she acting like this?

@JuanIsidro @USAArmyNews Doesn't matter in the end, Trump is his president since he cares.

@oshiimid @USAArmyNews He’s not an American, lmao. Indian hands typed that tweet.