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@DavidAFrench Shocking behavior coming from a far left extremist

Incredible reporting. Deeply and profoundly disturbing. “There is nothing hidden that will not be revealed” nytimes.com/2026/03/18/us/…

@CaitlinPacific @nytimes I’d love to see if there were similar allegations about Dr King..that man did love pussy

No matter where it is, or what it is, girls and young women always get the absolute worst of it. That’s why feminism used to be dedicated to protecting their safety. I don’t know a worthier cause. nytimes.com/2026/03/18/us/… via @NYTimes

@GadSaad @ZohranKMamdani That’s a man, baby…

She has a beautiful smile. Just like @ZohranKMamdani.

@zerohedge This is the upside about this war. We have so much oil and food in the US that I will take a little pain if the Aussies suffer. They are such douches…

Australia Has One Month Before Energy Crisis And Fuel Rationing zerohedge.com/geopolitical/a…

@twistartups @Jason @davemorin Jason truly has a face for radio. Get some new glasses my dude..

What is the actual investment opportunity for OpenClaw apps? @DaveMorin says that the investment opportunity is massive, noting that it’s normally not the first wave, but the second wave of ideas where the real investment opportunity lies. What do you think about OpenClaw? Is it all hype at this point?

@SageAmenti @BlomquistForMI Read a book. The Cuban government put gays in concentration camps in the 1970s. No one is worse than they are.

@BlomquistForMI What the Trump administration is doing to the people of Cuba is nothing less than modern day genocide. Denying a whole nation a critical resource, whether it be food, water or oil will undoubtedly lead to widespread suffering and even deaths. A nation in the dark can't be safe.

What the U.S. government is doing to the people of Cuba is beyond criminal.

@OphirGottlieb @joshrogin @Reuters Sucks for Europe. Maybe they should get off their asses and help us finish the job.

QatarEnergy has declared force majeure on its LNG shipments, meaning it is temporarily unable to fulfill its contractual delivery obligations to international customers, primarily in Asia and Europe via @Reuters

@shanaka86 @joshrogin Let’s keep killing Iranians. Why stop now, in for a penny in for a pound. I live in Texas and we have Natural Gas and Oil in abundance, on par w these countries… we are building more LNG terminals as well… Let’s Fuckin Go!

BREAKING: Iran just struck Ras Laffan. The world’s largest LNG export facility. Qatar’s crown jewel. The facility that funds the country’s sovereignty, its World Cup stadiums, its airline, and its entire economic model. Explosions. Fires. Partial production halt at a facility handling approximately 18.5 billion cubic feet per day of LNG capacity. Confirmed by Al Jazeera, Reuters, and Iranian state media claiming the strike as retaliation for South Pars and Kharg. Qatar expelled all Iranian military and security diplomats within 24 hours. Forty-eight hours ago, Qatar condemned the Israeli strike on South Pars because it shares a geological reservoir with the North Field that feeds Ras Laffan. Qatar was hedging. Protecting its gas. Maintaining the diplomatic channel with Iran that was supposed to keep the shared asset safe. The condemnation was calculated: criticise the ally’s strike to preserve the enemy’s goodwill and protect the field that generates $130 billion in annual revenue. Iran’s response to that hedge was to hit Ras Laffan directly. The geology argument is now irrelevant. Qatar condemned the strike that threatened its reservoir from below. Iran struck the facility that processes its gas from above. Both sides have now damaged Qatar’s gas infrastructure through different vectors. The hedging strategy that was supposed to protect both the reservoir and the relationship has failed on both counts in less than two days. The 24-hour expulsion is the sharpest diplomatic break Qatar has made with Iran in decades. It signals that the shared-field relationship, the North Field coordination, and the back-channel diplomacy that Qatar maintained even while its Gulf neighbours blockaded it in 2017 are over. Iran burned the one Gulf state that was still talking to it. The LNG implications are immediate and global. S&P Global already assessed one fifth of global LNG supply as impaired by the Hormuz disruption. Ras Laffan is the single largest concentration of LNG processing on Earth. Any sustained production loss at this facility does not tighten the market. It restructures it. Asia-Pacific, which absorbs the majority of Qatari LNG, faces power price spikes, industrial slowdowns, and chemical feedstock shortages that propagate through every manufacturing economy from Japan to Vietnam. LNG is not oil. Oil has the Yanbu bypass. LNG liquefaction trains are fixed installations that take years to build and cannot be rerouted through a pipeline across the desert. There is no bypass for Ras Laffan. There is no alternative facility at this scale anywhere on Earth. The molecule must be liquefied at the plant, loaded onto a specialised carrier, and shipped. If the plant is damaged, the molecule does not move. Iran hit Riyadh this morning. It hit Ras Laffan this afternoon. It has published satellite targeting images of Jubail, Mesaieed, and Al-Hosn. Shekarchi threatened to burn every Gulf energy facility to ashes. The regime burying its intelligence minister, its negotiator, and its Basij commander is executing a systematic campaign against the energy infrastructure of every country that called for its destruction. Kharg Island: 65 percent of Iran’s own gas offline. South Pars: processing facilities burning. Ras Laffan: the world’s largest LNG plant hit. The gas molecule is now compromised at production, processing, and export across two countries and a shared reservoir. Urea at $610. The farmer plants soybeans. And the LNG that powers half of Asia just became the next molecule trapped by a war that has no off switch. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@DefiantLs Rogan broke this loser when he stopped inviting him on his show

Looks like someone's mad

@smarkstrickland @LoewyLawFirm Is that the loser who staged the 3 hour hunger strike between lunch and dinner?

@LoewyLawFirm I believe we need to start a movement to rename the street after local hero Greg Casar.

Cool we named a street after this guy.

@TexasTribune Chip Roy is an honorable man. He’s a slam dunk in this role…

Chip Roy faces Mayes Middleton’s millions in Texas attorney general GOP runoff bit.ly/4sEmAPg

@RubinReportShow @RubinReport @AndrewKolvet I’d shed no tears if Candace got the Charlie treatment. She is absolutely abhorrent.

🚨 @AndrewKolvet on Candace Owens attacking Erika Kirk: "I'm obviously on team 'you shouldn't be attacking widows...' the Bible is very clear that going after widows is a very bad idea" "Erika never sought the limelight, and was always very supportive of Charlie... Charlie told us multiple times: if anything happens to me, Erika would be in charge" "The Attacks on Erika [by Candace] are abhorrent, diabolical, and gross"

@CurrentRevolt Gene Wu needs to open his eyes to what is happening around him.

From the article: Wu’s son was described as displaying “oppositional” and “deviant” behaviors at school, particularly toward females, and as someone who “often incites incidents by irritating and intentionally upsetting other students.”

@nuimauna @IanCarrollShow @MattWalshBlog @JackPosobiec I’ve shot plenty of deer w 30.06 and the last one we shot there was no exit wound at all so what u r saying is bullshit

@IanCarrollShow @MattWalshBlog @JackPosobiec Anyone who has shot a deer with a .30-06 can tell you he was not shot with that round. His neck would have exploded and the area would have looked like a slaughterhouse.

The fact is that Charlie Kirk was murdered by a left wing militant. And that’s far from the only act of brutal violence by a leftist even just over the past year. In response, there hasn’t been any kind of major nationwide crackdown on leftist extremists and the organizations that fund and encourage them. There hasn’t been any concerted response of any kind. It just hasn’t happened. But don’t worry: Democrats will take power and do to us exactly what we didn’t have the focus or fortitude to do to them. The whole thing is enraging.

@bloppbot @axios The reason the lost is that they thought people were going to take those “felonies” seriously. Everyone knows that all those charges are ginned up bullshit, but keep trying!!

@axios Democrats lost to a convicted felon and responded by electing the most forgettable man in Washington to lead the rebuild. The party of FDR is now the party of "who?"

Ken Martin's dysfunctional DNC alarms Democrats trib.al/NJaXgw0

@KimDotcom Why does this fatso care about America? Isn’t he a German living in Nee Zealand? None of us care at all about either of those shit holes. .

Soon

@KimDotcom No one cares what this fatso has to say

Trump is losing the war against Iran. What an embarrassment for him. All because of listening to the Jews. The expiration date of US Empire is here.

@MattMackowiak @LoewyLawFirm @amuse @Michellebbz We dropped of my oldest at Stepping Stones when he was 2 months old 22 years ago!!

@amuse @Michellebbz Here’s a better photo

TEXAS SENATE RACE: John Cornyn's campaign manager hates President Trump and Texas Republicans. I guess he is still a Bush fan... Did I mention Matt Mackowiak deleted all of these tweets?

@bendreyfuss x.com/libsoftiktok/s…. I’d say this is even worse

If you are a democrat who thinks you might one day run for office, I really do think you should just nuke all your tweets but especially the tweets from this whole peak woke era. At a minimum, you are saving yourself a headache.

@PatrickSvitek Adios, Mofo!!!

The biggest sore spot for Trump in Texas tonight appears to be Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller, the longtime Trump loyalist whom the president didn't endorse until Friday. Miller currently trails an Abbott-backed challenger, Nate Sheets, by 8 in a head-to-head primary, with 63% of vote in.