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JUST IN: 🇵🇰 Gas pipeline attacked and blown up in Pakistan.

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Japanese influencers are mocking the whites Pedophilies 🇺🇸 😂😂😂 These Pedo expecting alot from them .

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🚨 AMERlCA’S The Agent Orange > Agent Orange a herbicide and defoliant used by US MlLlTARY during VlETNAM War > side effects: long lasting health issues like various CANCERS and may affect MULTlPLE GENERATl0NS

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Matt, let me educate you on the points you’ve raised: America is the richest country in the world today because it invades countries and pillages their resources to build its own. Not because Americans are more hardworking or smarter than anybody else, but because its government steals whatever it sets its sights on. The recent invasion of Venezuela and the theft of its oil are still fresh in the world’s memory. And even though you “left” Iraq after invading it in 2003 under the false claim of WMDs, the Iraqi people still do not have access to their oil wealth except as Washington allows. No, America is not the most powerful country in the world. China is. America only seems powerful because it is the most brutal empire to have existed since the inception of humanity. America sees nothing wrong with killing schoolchildren, carpet-bombing cities, and using nuclear weapons on its enemies. It is this brutality that makes Americans erroneously think America is powerful. True power is pragmatic, patient, and slow to resort to violence, qualities which America lacks. This is why, even though China is the most powerful country in the world, it has not invaded any neighbours, kidnapped or assassinated leaders of sovereign countries, or used force. It prefers to settle disputes diplomatically. And this is exactly why the world now looks to China as the leader of the free world. Finally, America is the most charitable country in the world because it costs it nothing to be charitable, but its charity doesn’t come free. The dollar system it has imposed on the world makes it seem charitable: it costs nothing to print dollars and distribute them to Global South countries in exchange for resources. When those countries refuse your dollars, you organise regime change by bribing dishonest dissidents in their governments. Unlike China, you never help poor countries develop infrastructure, because that would mean helping them grow, something your foreign policy despises. You only give them dollars printed for free, which end up in the pockets of your installed puppets. It is also why you can sponsor terrorism under the guise of charity through institutions like USAID. Don’t take my word for it, a US congressman revealed this. So, Matt, I advise you to learn more about your own country. You’d realise that even though you’re the richest, you live on stolen wealth, you are not the most powerful but only the most brutal, and your charity is not really charity but a terrorism-funding and regime-change ploy.

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Q: If the submarine cables in the Strait of Hormuz are cut, will India's internet go dark? A: No. For India to go dark, you would need simultaneous coordinated cuts across at least three geographically separated chokepoints: the Arabian Sea/Gulf corridor, the Red Sea/Suez corridor, and the Malacca Strait/Bay of Bengal corridor. 1. India's international internet runs through multiple submarine cable corridors, not a single chokepoint. Major cables connect westward through the Arabian Sea and eastward through the Bay of Bengal toward Singapore and Southeast Asia. 2. Cables passing through or near the Hormuz region (EIG, IMEWE, AAE-1 and others) carry a significant share of India-to-Europe traffic. Cutting these would degrade that specific corridor severely. 3. Eastward routes from Mumbai and Chennai to Singapore, Hong Kong and onward remain completely unaffected by a Hormuz-area cable cut. These carry a large share of India's total international bandwidth. 4. Internet routing protocols (BGP) automatically reroute traffic through surviving cables within minutes. A cut on one corridor increases latency and reduces bandwidth on that path but does not cause a blackout. 5. The real damage is strangulation. Financial data flows to London and Frankfurt would spike in latency. Real-time services routed westward would degrade. Bandwidth-heavy applications would slow.

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BREAKING: Non-stop Iranian attacks across the Gulf continue. Emergency alerts have been issued in Dubai, the UAE, and Bahrain, all of which are experiencing significant attacks tonight. Reports indicate that the BAPCO refinery complex in Bahrain is on fire. It appears that Iran is now targeting critical infrastructure throughout the region, following earlier evacuation advisories issued today.

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@PawlowskiMario Switzerland ordered some Tomahawks years ago. Now the US said they can't deliver them. So Switzerland said then we won't pay. The US have now seized the funds we paid for the F-35s (which we probably won't get as well) instead. srf.ch/news/schweiz/z…

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