Ian Jones

@stephaknee__ Why da fuq did X notify me....??? I don't give a fuq..

Petition for this uniquely courageous and heroic man. petition.president.gov.ua/petition/220340

Imagine an American vice-president traveling to Budapest in 1956 to support a pro-Kremlin government. That’s how pathetic the current U.S. government is.

This is how Ukraine liberates its country. Without air support, without three aircraft carriers, without your advice 🇺🇸...with sheer courage and conviction. They owe nothing to anyone when the price is paid in blood. THANKS UKRAINE!. 🙏

Ukrainian housewife

@joni_askola Sure they can help him open the strait!

What happened to Trump’s Board of Peace?

@WallStreetApes @SparkyBru Idk, good example is little Mario, he was born in USA in 1971, his parents who immigrated from Cuba got their US citizenship in 1975! Another example is trumps son! Guess they should be deported also! What say you now?

Perfect analogy of Birthright Citizenship “Let's think about this. If a pregnant lady breaks into your home, she squats down and she delivers a baby in your living room. Is that baby now a member of your family? Is that baby entitled to your family fortune? Are you gonna put that baby in your will? No. So what the heck are we doing with birthright citizenship?”

@WarRoomArchives Good deal, that’s some motivating video!

Russians use a BTR as shelter, it is then blown up by a Ukrainian drone. A BTR costs hundreds of thousands, taken out by a drone worth only a few hundred.

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@silentblossom_ @AprilSpark1890 F. less than zero!

Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust this team? A. 100% B. 75% C. 50% D. 25% E. 0%

Have I ever showed you my favorite coffee?

A mother of four. A combat medic. They call her “Matushka.” She didn’t come to war as a soldier. She came because there were not enough medics — and her battalion was deploying to the outskirts of Kreminna. Her homeland. Luhansk region. In civilian life, Natalia was a lawyer, working in local administration. By 2022, she put that aside and joined Ukraine’s National Guard @ng_ukraine. She hadn’t practiced medicine for 26 years. She relearned everything — fast. Because there was no time. Her call sign — “Matushka” — came from the soldiers. At the time, they didn’t even know she had four children. But they understood something else: she would take care of them like her own. “The hardest path in this war is the infantry,” she says. “Where the infantry stands — that is our land.” Today, many of her fighters are under 30. Volunteers. Educated. Deliberate. She calls them “my boys.” A combat medic’s job isn’t just about wounds. It’s everything — chronic illness, exhaustion, survival. But the core is simple: keep them alive. Carrying the wounded isn’t the hardest part. Running under fire isn’t the hardest part. Waiting is. Waiting while drones hang overhead. Waiting when you know someone needs you — and you cannot reach them. Once, a soldier was critically wounded. Internal injuries. No access. She and another fighter saved him over the radio — her knowledge, his hands. When he reached the stabilisation point, a doctor asked: “What did you give him to keep him alive?” She didn’t. They did. Together. She always tries to be the first face they see when they return. “When the armour opens and you see her — you know everything will be okay,” they say. “My motivation is my boys. The way they look at you. The way they believe.” “They are my shield — and I am their rear.” Her family worries. She doesn’t tell them everything. “I’m fine,” she says. Because this is not just about today. It’s about going home. Liberating Luhansk. Letting children return to where they were born. “Hold the line. No step back. No matter how hard it gets.” Because for her — and for them — this is still their land. #Ukraine #WarInUkraine #Frontline #Medics #HumanStories 🎥👇

@USronaldcarter Horseshit!

I just got off the phone with someone who works in defense policy in Washington. What they told me should end every "Trump is reckless" argument permanently. "Every single president since Clinton received the same intelligence briefing on Iran's nuclear timeline. Every single one was told the window was closing. Every single one chose to kick it down the road because the political cost of acting was higher than the political cost of waiting." Trump got the same briefing. 60kg of 90% enriched uranium. 4 weeks to breakout. Material for 2 bombs. He chose to act knowing it would tank his approval to 35%. He chose to act knowing his own base would split. He chose to act knowing NATO allies would refuse to help. He chose to act knowing gas prices would spike. A senior analyst I know at a major think tank put it this way: "The difference between Trump and every president before him isn't intelligence. They all had the same data. The difference is courage." Read that again. Every president had the same file on their desk. Only one opened it and did something. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨

There’s always a tweet

@KurtSchlichter NATO is a defensive organization, not to attack and fight americas battles, we started this war, we need to finish it, not cry and whine when things don’t go like we want it! Dumb as tard didn’t think it out beforehand, that’s his fault for being such a dumbass!

The Europeans are not dealing with “a man.” They are dealing with the United States of America. The United States needed the most innocuous kind of cooperation from them. They denied the United States that cooperation. The implied argument is that their obligations within our alliance depend on whether they like the guy we chose as our president. “Sure, we’re allies…if we approve of who you elected.” Nope. We are not going to forget, and we’re not going to forgive. I’m indifferent to their excuses or their rationalizations. The United States of America needed their help and not very much help. They turned us down. That changes everything. And they aren’t going to like how it changes everything.

@MikeLevin What a fucking shit show!

The Army Chief of Staff, a combat veteran with tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, asked Pete Hegseth why he was blocking the promotions of two Black officers and two female officers who had earned them. Hegseth refused to answer. Then he fired him. Nine U.S. officials told NBC News that Hegseth has blocked or delayed promotions for more than a dozen Black and female senior officers across all four branches of the military. Hegseth has now fired or sidelined more than a dozen generals and admirals. He is an out-of-control, unqualified former TV host and nobody in the Republican Party will say a word about it because they don’t want to make Trump angry. nbcnews.com/politics/natio…

Iran: 'Here are 4 pages explaining we fight the American government, not the American people.' Americans: 'We can't read all that.' Iran: 'Here's an AI Lego video calling your leaders drunk rapists.' Americans: 'Damn. Solid point.'