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@SoveyX Even this will be too much work for the welfare recipients

I just paid my taxes. You’re welcome, chronically unemployed people who are living on my tab. Be at my house Saturday at 8 AM. You’ve got yardwork to do.

@AiForgeConsult @EvaVlaar Bruvah. Dark days when you have to run your Romanian AI consulting company out of the the US. Just run it locally.

Bro. Trump trapping Zelensky in the oval office was a dark day in European history. The ceasing of aid and the lifting of sanctions against Russia, the EU's self declared enemy were all dark days. There were also cloudy days, so cloudy that they could be called dark. And all of them were much darker than Orban losing power after 16 fucking years.

This is a dark day in European history.

@nikitabier @BillyM2k 🔥

@BillyM2k What if it showed a tooltip when tapping it and gave you some options? • Fact check: Is this true? • Summarize this • Explain like I’m five

i find myself using the “ask grok” button on the upper right of posts very frequently these days, especially since grok 4.20 feels a lot smarter than previous iterations it’s really helpful when something looks like fake news and i can quickly check if it’s been vetted anywhere

@BorrachinhaMMA This champion from where Grok? Saudi?

I came to break him. I left with the win. Feel the power of Secret Juice. ⚡

@Nobody2018 @zerohedge Win/win then? Win for the Slavs too?

@zerohedge Complete bullshit. These countries would be extremely excited if the US troops left. US troops are there to hold these countries as client states and order them around, not to protect them.

Trump admin considering moving U.S. troops out of NATO member countries deemed unhelpful to the Iran war effort and station them in countries that were more supportive of the U.S. military campaign: WSJ

@FaradayH23340 @ShangguanJiewen

@ShangguanJiewen This is why the United States uses all means to smear and suppress China, they are afraid to let the people know the truth about China, because they serve the capitalists, arms merchants and Zionist, not the American people.

A week in China, for every American, seeing how better Chinese people live, without the stress of debt, would cause a revolution in the USA. Americans don't know how bad their cost of living truly is. Everyone needs to come see China for themselves.

@ralf00652823 @Aouce_ @zerohedge Vlad that you?

@Aouce_ @zerohedge Iran is. Tankers forced through a very narrow stretch of water.

IRAN DEMANDS FEES FOR SHIPS PASSING HORMUZ DURING CEASEFIRE; IRAN WILL DEMAND SHIPPING COMPANIES PAY TOLLS IN CRYPTOCURRENCIES FOR LADEN OIL TANKERS PASSING THROUGH THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ: FT

@ToHit1 @zerohedge This didn’t age well mate. You took the opposite bet didn’t you 🤔

@zerohedge Yeah Might as well get rid of their dollar holding before its value tanks No way after Monday oil will be priced in Dollars Its Yuan Ruble Rupee all the way till cows come home to America

*PAKISTAN TO RETURN MATURED UAE LOANS: FO *PAKISTAN’S FOREIGN OFFICE COMMENTS IN STATEMENT

@propheCrypto @UAEEmbassyUS @AnwarGargash Spoken like a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Or in this case shitty sheep’s clothing.

@UAEEmbassyUS @AnwarGargash you might give them all your treasures, all your oil, kiss Trumps ass and bend over for him as well. Thats what you do best, when you have lost all shame, self respect, and pride that your previous generations had is lost

Dr. @AnwarGargash: “Our main security partner is the United States. We will double down on our relationship.” “…We will join any American-led effort, international effort to secure navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. We are ready to play our part.” ⬇️ uaeinusa.co/4sSMakd

@TGD_06 Awesome! Clean air is necessary for a healthy life. I’m fortunate to be blessed with good health so I’m not exposed to any health bills.

@pjm090 Clearing up slowly. How’s the healthcare bill looking these days?

NOW - Trump on Iran: "If I had my choice, what would I like to do? Take the oil! Because it's there for the taking, there's not a thing they can do about it. Unfortunately, the American people would like to see us come home."

@Steven1550452 @disclosetv 差不多 My hero was Lin Biao 林彪. He’s dead.

@pjm090 @disclosetv Dunno what MSS stands for, probably the first one. Did attacking your hero trigger you big bro? I mean no harm. Life is going to get hard cause of him, remember this.

@TGD_06 @disclosetv Congrats on unditched bonds and zero debt. How’s the air pollution doing?

@pjm090 @disclosetv Fix yours, bonds are ditched and debt is enormously high. We are doing impressively well.

@Steven1550452 @disclosetv Little bro found a Taiwan VPN or did MSS pay for it

@disclosetv Its the Merican people's fault that Thump is losing his war. MAN UP AND EAT THE INFLATION CHUMPS!

@apolokolo @disclosetv Send to Akrestsina and forget

@TGD_06 @disclosetv Yes. He also has eyes on improving poverty levels in Bihar going back 40 years.

@disclosetv He has eyes on Iranian oil since almost as long as 35 years

@Ascensionenglsh @disclosetv How are things in West Asia today?

@disclosetv He started the war without any voting from the congress, I’m sure as hell that he can end it whenever he wants. He’s gotta stop acting like he gives a fuck about what people think. 👍

@JahanTrekker You forgot the Baloch

From Algeria to Palestine, the struggle for self-determination continues until every wall falls. 🇩🇿

On this day in 1962, the Évian Accords ended 132 years of French colonial rule in Algeria. Despite a war of extermination that killed 1.5M+ people, the FLN forced a superpower to capitulate. History shows that settler-colonialism and apartheid have an expiration date.

@OwenGregorian Wise and very necessary move by Tokyo

China neighbor to introduce kamikaze drones to boost battle power | Christopher McFadden, Interesting Engineering Japan is exploring long-range kamikaze drones and low-cost missiles in a major shift from post-war defense policy. Japan has announced plans to raise a fleet of loitering kamikaze drones and low-cost missiles to counter threats from China (and other regional threats). According to reports, Japan hopes to develop lots of cheap, long-range (621 mile/1,000 km+) weapons that can overwhelm any potential rival in the future. So, instead of fielding, say, ten very expensive missiles, this new strategy would see 1,000+ drones and low-cost missiles used instead. This will include other assets like submarine-launched drones, aircraft-launched drone swarms, too, all under the umbrella of an “integrated attack” plan. This is interesting as it is yet another sign that the nation appears to be moving away from its now 80-year-long dedication to strictly defensive military posturing. It is also indicative of growing military thought whereby quantity might well trump quality under certain circumstances; think Ukraine and the Middle East. In case you are unaware, kamikaze loitering drones/munitions are basically small drones able to fly long distances. Named after the infamous Japanese suicide pilots of World War II, these kinds of drones can actively hunt for targets, track them, and then ram into them, detonating their explosive payloads. Japan’s kamikaze return Examples of them include the now-infamous Iranian Shahed-136, America’s Switchblade drones, and Russia’s “Lancet” drones. Such weapon systems are cheap, hard to stop, and have proven very effective. And cost really is this kind of weapon’s unique selling point. While prices do vary, a good rule of thumb is around $35,000 for a decent kamikaze drone. That is significantly cheaper than something like a cruise missile that can cost in excess of $1M apiece. So, for the price of a single cruise missile, you could buy 28-30 drones instead. When used in large numbers, such drones could, in theory, overwhelm air defenses. As for the reported 621-mile (1,000 km) range, this is important as that would put places like Shanghai or Taiwan within range of mainland Japan. That would give Japan some very credible counter-strike capabilities if push came to shove. This should act as a very powerful deterrent if China decides to attack Japan or its allies. But that is only part of the plan. The concept of integrated attack really is the keystone of the strategy. In effect, this would see Japan sending swarms of cheap drones first during a strike. The best form of defense is attack These would, in theory, overwhelm and degrade radar and air defenses, paving the way for a follow-up strike using missiles to hit key targets. But that’s just the beginning of the story. Japan is also reportedly planning the use of submarine-launched drones, surface sea drones, and other submersible drones, too. This is a more sophisticated take on the idea of a sautration attack as such systems are much harder to detect. They can also be used to add extra angles of attack, making defensive actions even more difficult than they would be. Japan is also planning on upgrading it more conventional “premium” strike capabilities too. According to reports, Japan wants to upgrade its fleet of surface ships with 1-1000-mile (1,600 km) range Tomahawk cruise missiles. If achieved, this would provide its fleet with the capability to also directly threaten mainland China and other regional players like North Korea. interestingengineering.com/military/china…

@Bill85233720049 @CynicalPublius Wise

@CynicalPublius It's time we adjusted to the world as it is and not live 70 years in the past.

The United Arab Emirates are a better American ally than the United Kingdom. Think about that for a moment.

@purecomments @rphkg @nypost Good luck in your retirement! Can I recommend Guizhou? Some of the most beautiful land in the world. Also quite cheap comparatively speaking.

@pjm090 @rphkg @nypost Taiwan is nice & I can live there too. But Mainland China is exciting. I may retire in there. They don’t need to be mutually exclusive.

US tourists in Hong Kong must reveal their device passwords - or be arrested trib.al/DGQc2SX