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@GiorgiaMeloni @EmmanuelMacron @Keir_Starmer @_FriedrichMerz Weak men bring hard times:

Conferenza sulla navigazione marittima nello Stretto di Hormuz: dichiarazioni congiunte alla stampa con @EmmanuelMacron, @Keir_Starmer e @_FriedrichMerz

@ezralevant Europe enjoys their navel gazing games a little TOO much 🤣

The European Union is talking about International Law. But there is no International Police to uphold International Law. Which is why both Iran and the U.S. are ignoring them. But keep coming with the Zoom calls and photo ops.

@GBNEWS This is what Winning Bigly feels like 💪🇺🇸

Iran has fully opened the Strait of Hormuz to all commercial vessels. President Donald Trump has said it is open for 'full passage'. GB News Home and Security Editor Mark White reports. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604 🇬🇧 Become a Friend of GB News: gbnews.com/support

@GBNEWS With what navy? 🤔

BREAKING: UK and France set to lead 'multinational mission' to protect peace in Strait of Hormuz gbnews.com/news/iran-uk-f…

@WhiteHouse Time for a victory lap! 💪🇺🇸

A GREAT DAY FOR THE WORLD!

@BBCBreaking Europe is still feigning relevance:

Strait of Hormuz will be "completely open" to commercial ships during ceasefire, Iran's foreign minister says - follow live bbc.in/4vHbPhQ

@vonderburchard Wankers all….

Just out: A Franco-German rift is emerging over whether to try to involve the U.S. in plans to secure the Strait of Hormuz. Macron wants only “non-belligerent countries” in the mission, whereas Merz sees “good arguments in favor” of involving the U.S. politico.eu/article/france…

@HudsonInstitute Those who amplify propaganda are themselves propagandists.

After years of dodging restrictions, Iran's shadow fleet may have met its match in the US naval blockade—but operators of shadow ships are still trying to test the limits. "I think that they're trying to push the envelope to see, is the US going to really go the whole measure here," @clarkdefense told @WSJ. Read: wsj.com/world/middle-e…

@JeremyVineOn5 @Kevin_Maguire @theJeremyVine The more flack you get, the closer you are to the target 🎯

"He's declared economic war on the UK..." "He started a madcap war he doesn't know how to get out of..." "He's causing economic turmoil..." "People are dying..." @Kevin_Maguire lists many reasons why Donald Trump is the enemy. Ann Widdecombe | @theJeremyVine | #JeremyVine

@SpecialReport @JenGriffinFNC Amplifying propaganda makes you a propagandist.

WATCH: The IEA warns Europe could run out of jet fuel in just six weeks. This comes as the U.S. naval blockade on Iran successfully turns back dozens of tankers, a move intended to drain Tehran's oil storage and force a breakthrough in stalled nuclear talks. @JenGriffinFNC reports.

@NileGardiner Weak men create hard times:

The two worst Western European leaders of the modern era.

@PeterDClack I read your post twice, and still could not find a cogent thought. Why do you spout such rubbish? Who are your handlers? 🤔

China - the world's industrial powerhouse - now controls 70-90% of global capacity in solar and battery supply chains. The country produces 80% of the world’s solar panels, 70% of all EV batteries, 70% of wind turbine components and 55% of all global crude steel. This is the biggest transfer of wealth and industrial power in human history. It happened without a single shot being fired. China's industrial output is now larger than that of the US, Japan, Germany, and South Korea combined. This economic shift is staggering. Its share of global manufacturing GDP has surged from 6% in 2000 to over 30% today. Meanwhile, the US share has halved to around 12% and Europe’s manufacturing base has effectively collapsed to 14%. While the West focused on net-zero targets and PR agendas, China was commissioning state-of-the-art coal plants at roughly six per month. In 2025 alone, they added nearly 95 GW of the world's new coal power capacity. This is more than the entire combined net additions of most developed nations over a decade. The strategy seems embarrassingly simple: Abundant, reliable coal energy, a rejection of energy cults and a government that treats steel mills and giga-factories as vital national security assets.

@JeremyVineOn5 @Kevin_Maguire @theJeremyVine The caller got it right. The studio talking heads are posers.

"Donald Trump is trying to teach us a lesson." 📞 Peter says the US President is serving Britain tough love by educating it about the limits of post-Empire and the lack of investment in the military. Ann Widdecombe | @Kevin_Maguire | @theJeremyVine | #JeremyVine

@twinewss Tribal cultures do not comprehend the concept of maintenance or longevity. They are used to living a hand to mouth, hunter gatherer existences. They prefer to consume rather than to build.

白人を追い出した結果、南アフリカのインフラは荒廃。 街を作るのはその街に住む住民なのだ。

@kilmeade Western European governments have embraced socialism. The twin evils of mass migration and net zero will be their undoing. NATO has become an anachronism:

WSJ: NATO leaders planning future of the alliance if U.S. pulls support

Russia wants back into USD. Canada is on wrong side of this as usual and low IQ ukrainian nazi decendant Freeland is trying to make sure it never happens.... Trump plays 5d Chess while the rest of the them watch CNN and CBC and think they have it all figured out..

@RidgeandFrost @SophyRidgeSky @SimonCalder No mention of the nonsensical EU regulations regarding commercial aviation refueling? 🤔

Sky's @SophyRidgeSky asks travel expert @SimonCalder if it's going to be the case that flights are going to get more expensive as the conflict in the Middle East persists He says, "undoubtedly", and in some cases, fewer flights Follow live: trib.al/BWb5Cws

It seems Canada, the UK and Australia are in a 3 way race to the bottom. I don't know about you, but my money is on Canada.

@Microinteracti1 For decades individual European countries have been masters at calculating the bare minimum they can get away with contributing to NATO. Several weak hands do not stack to a strong hand:

I’ve been following this for weeks, and I think something fundamental shifted last week. Europe is quietly drafting a fallback plan to run NATO’s military structures without the United States. Air defense, logistics, Baltic reinforcement corridors. The full package. The Wall Street Journal has the details, but I’ve believed for months this moment was coming. Germany dropping its opposition was the turning point. When Berlin moves, Europe moves. I think that’s the single most important development in European defense this year. Rutte came back from Washington calling the alliance “more European-led.” He didn’t say much else about how the meeting went. Nobody did. Word is Trump was furious, complained throughout, and the whole thing went out the window before it started. My read: the U.S. is heading for the exit with its tail between its legs. Trump called NATO a “paper tiger” and threatened withdrawal over Europe’s refusal to back U.S.-Israeli operations against Iran. A 2023 law requires a Senate supermajority to actually pull out. But I don’t think the Europeans are waiting to find out. They’re not asking Washington anymore. They’re planning around it. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@5am1am_6 Fact check: True. Bring back the splash interior and exterior color combinations that were popular in the 1950’s and 1960’s.

Why did we collectively decide to stop living in color? 🎨 ​Looking at these side-by-side comparisons, it’s not just about the cars. It’s about a shift in the human psyche. We went from bold, expressive, and unique to a sea of "safe" resale value. We traded personality for "sleekness" and character for "minimalism." ​Now, every parking lot looks like a grayscale spreadsheet. We’ve optimized the joy out of our daily view. Are we more sophisticated now, or are we just becoming more boring? ​I miss when life had a saturated filter. Bring back the teal, the burnt orange, and the soul.