James Graham

@TheNewWorldmag @campbellclaret If Putins President attacks Greenland and NATO, the US military equipment market, is going to suffer badly. European NATO would be forced to shut down Apollo, the ICBM defense shield that protects the USA from Russian missiles. Putin wants this. Solution, remove Trump & cabinet.

@rickbigdaddy66 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@hqbinders @implausibleblog Exactly the same thoughts Tom.

@implausibleblog Reformers are so stupid, they think everyone is even more stupid than they are.

Left: Reform UK's James Orr, "Nigel Farage has never said that the NHS should be anything other than free at the point of delivery" #BBCQT Right: Nigel Farage calling for an insurance based NHS

@implausibleblog How embarrassing, he hasn't got a clue. I also don't understand those words 'free at the point of use', and no one from Reform knows how to explain it without admitting it's the end of our NHS and a move to expensive insurance based health care like in the US.

@implausibleblog @chamonup1 Do not trust Reform with the NHS if you have an ongoing illness or you have elderly parents!

@implausibleblog @vivamjm Reform people are so stupid, that they don't know they are stupid.

@RippleXrpie They would be stupid to do this, Israel wants all of the Middle East as its Kingdom.

🚨HOLY FCK!! WORLD WAR 3? The Arab countries have officially threatened to join the United States and Israel in the war against Iran. 👀

President of Finland Alexander Stubb, "There are still people who bang their chest and say Brexit was a great thing, but the facts simply don't back that up" "Our interests in Europe and the UK are the same" "We need a UK voice in Europe" "We really miss you guys, we really do"

@jennifer_gokey @Microinteracti1 Advanced Dementia, he probably won't get to see his own birthday. He is the dumbest President ever, even dumber than 45. He was born in 1946, the Japanese Prime Minister in 1961. Yet he still said "Japan didn't warn him about Pearl Harbour" which happened in December 1941.

Trump says the US had no idea about the strike on Iran’s gas facility. Two American news outlets say that is complete nonsense. According to sources speaking to The Wall Street Journal and Axios, Trump personally pre-approved the attack that has since thrown global energy markets into even greater chaos. So to summarize: the man who approved it, didn’t know about it. Right. axios.com/2026/03/18/isr… Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@PhilMatthews58 @Microinteracti1 Trump and Netanyahu, Russia is providing accurate target information to its ALLY Iran.

So to summarize: The man who approved the strike on the Iranian gas fields, knowingly wanted to destroy not just Iranian gas and oil fields, but also those throughout the Middle East, because it was obvious how Iran would react. Pushing the global oil and gas prices to an almost historic high. Russian oil/gas is not the only oil/gas that DOESN'T have to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. NEITHER DOES US OIL/GAS HAVE TO PASS THROUGH THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ. It's always about money and control. This is the reason for Trump's and Putin's war against Iran is exactly about that. Yes, they are working together in this. Whoever controls the flow of oil and it's by-products controls it's price and quite probably controls the world, as the whole world depends on the energy that comes primarily from oil or gas. Both America and Russia can now control the flow oil. And as such, all American and Russian oil producers are now set to become very, very rich. And Putin hopes that with his share of this "lottery", he will have enough funds to win the war against Ukraine, and eventually Europe. Thus establishing and increasing Russia's new empire. As for Trump and Co, they may become richer than Musk is. Again, it's always about the money. Follow the money trails, who profits most, and it becomes obvious who are the real beneficiaries are out of all of this: Putin and Trump. The real joke, of course, is on both Israel and Iran who have been played and used as the "tools" that they are by their respective "allies" in their master plan to dominate world oil production, well at least for the next 5 to 10 years. The biggest losers? Eventually, all those countries that do not have their own resources of oil and gas, and who never chose to invest in alternative sources of energy big enough nor soon enough. They will become just vessels to America and Russia. Totally dependent on American and Russian oil.

@MemesNoWords @Microinteracti1 He isn't though.

@Microinteracti1 Kind of wants to play a good person

Ukraine advanced in Chasiv Yar, which Russia declared captured back in the summer of last year; fighting continues.

There is a terrible malignancy at the very top in America, elsewhere too I would suggest.

Hegseth talking out of his rear end again.

Tate is trying to find a safe home somewhere, sadly Hong Kong is known for similar things, that he does.

@YourAnonCentral @andyjolly422134 He is a Malignant Narcissist, he will never accept any blame. It was his decision, not theirs.

Trump on why he agreed to attack Iran alongside Israel, “based on what Steve [Witkoff], Jared [Kushner] and Pete [Hegseth] were telling me, Marco [Rubio] also involved, I thought Iran would attack us.”

@Microinteracti1 Only when it affects them personally, then they get it. Koch Industries lobbying to reduce education in certain States caused this.

Local Man Draws Firm Line At Gas Prices After Defending Everything Else TULSA, OK — Area resident Dale Hoffman, 58, who has staunchly supported President Trump through two impeachments, a violent insurrection, 34 felony convictions, and the complete dismantling of the postwar international order, confirmed Monday that he will not be extending that support to high gas prices. “There are limits,” said Hoffman, breathing steadily from his COPIUM tank outside a Shell station on Route 9. Hoffman, who defended the President through the Access Hollywood tape, the Stormy Daniels payment, the children in cages, the tear-gassing of peaceful protesters for a Bible photo, and what legal scholars have described as an actual coup attempt, said he feels the $4.79 price per gallon represents a bridge too far. “I stood by him through all of it,” said Hoffman, staring at the pump display with the quiet dignity of a man doing math for the first time. “But this? This affects me personally.” At press time, Hoffman had returned home, updated his Facebook status to “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH,” and was seen refilling his COPIUM tank in preparation for the midterms. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1