Gian Harmandaroglu

@SprinterPress Thats exactly why they are fked. They are retards who chose a retard to govern them. Its an upside world. No more logic applied.

"I voted for Javier Milei, and now I can't afford to rent a place anywhere. I will probably leave the country, but I will never vote for the left anyway" A woman from Argentina commented on the sharp rise in the cost of living amid stagnant salaries in the country. After the country's external debt sharply increased following President Milei's coming to power, interest payments on the debt have increased, while the Argentine government is curbing wage growth to combat inflation. The result has been a sharp slowdown in GDP growth in the last quarter of last year, and a continued slide into poverty for those who previously considered themselves middle class. At the same time, life has generally improved for owners of capital and real estate with the possibility of rental income. In the first two years of Milei's presidency, food, public transport, and fuel prices rose by 3-12 times, after which inflation sharply declined. Now, people with good incomes are doing well, but the situation for the rest is much worse than it was under leftist governance. However, as can be seen from this video, many of Argentina's "new poor" are still satisfied with the changes, even though they plan to leave the country.

@FoxNews 💩

PRESIDENT TRUMP: “America was not founded by weak and timid men who cowered in the face of evil or sat by as danger loomed and let our country go to hell.” “We are descended from the likes of George Washington, Andrew Jackson, Generals Ulysses S. Grant, Douglas MacArthur, General George Patton.” “Our ancestors knew exactly what to do with America's enemies. Beat them and beat them good."

@Keir_Starmer Dumb and dumber in action.

It’s good news that the Strait of Hormuz has now reopened. This must be a long lasting and workable solution, without tolls or restrictions on routes. Today we announced our joint plan with France and other international partners to protect freedom of navigation. We need to see a return to peace and stability, and a permanent ceasefire.

@mehdirhasan Market manipulatiom Friday. Total bs.

Trump just publicly referred to the Strait of Hormuz as the “Strait of Iran.” Not only does this look like total capitulation from his administration but I am trying to imagine the GOP/Fox response if Joe Biden had said this.

@Soureh_design2 Hypocrites bastards. The british wasteful mentallity still there. Shame on them.

Bahrian was being rude so Dr Mottaki, scolded him on behalf of Iran.. added subtitles 🔥 It's the 152 Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) in Istanbul.. yesterday

@masuzafi Shitshow at best. Disgraceful.

🚨 Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent caught off guard on Venezuelan assets? The Trump Administration claims the U.S. Treasury now controls billions in Venezuelan oil proceeds. Congressman Sean Casten asked him directly: “The Trump Administration claims the Treasury has authority over Venezuelan assets. I asked Treasury Secretary Bessent directly what grants him this authority. He seemed to have no idea that he controlled these assets, let alone the authority behind them.”

@PPourahmadi @StateDept Stupid ₩hore.

@StateDept It’s not the strait or uranium—it’s the ideology. Terrorists will deal to survive, then break it the second they can. Don’t give them time. Stay the course. Back a transition led by Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. #KingRezaPahlaviForIran x.com/hafezeh_tarikh…

@SA_hwk @araghchi You are REALLY stupid. Seek for help. Dumbass.

@araghchi دعسوك 🇺🇸 وقتلوا قياداتكم ثم قفلوا المضيق عليك ويوم شفتوا نفطكم محاصر وراح تتفلل مخزوناتكم وتتضر حقول النفط عندكم قررتوا الانصياع لأمريكا الي جابتكم للحكم في 1979 بعد اسقاط الشاه انتم ماتمشون الا بالدعس 👞

In line with the ceasefire in Lebanon, the passage for all commercial vessels through Strait of Hormuz is declared completely open for the remaining period of ceasefire, on the coordinated route as already announced by Ports and Maritime Organisation of the Islamic Rep. of Iran.

@georgegalloway Because the average age of the majority of those psycopaths is btween 64 and 65 years old. Plus 85% of those bigots are serving not forU.S interest but for Israhell. The mayority is insane.

Do they have IQ minimum standards in the US Senate?

@EmmanuelMacron Su señora le ha pegado tan frecuentemente quebya se nos volvío mongolico. Los tarados siguen apoyando la guerra en Ukrania y vienen a dar sus 'recomendaciones' a Iran... Ordinariez grotezca. 🖕

Aucun effort ne doit être ménagé pour parvenir rapidement à un règlement solide et durable du conflit au Moyen-Orient par la voie de la diplomatie. Un règlement qui permette de doter la région d’un cadre robuste permettant à chacun de vivre en paix et en sécurité. Pour y parvenir, toutes les questions de fond doivent être traitées en leur apportant une réponse durable, aussi bien s’agissant des activités nucléaires et balistiques de l’Iran que de ses actions déstabilisatrices dans la région, mais aussi pour permettre la reprise, le plus rapidement possible, d’une navigation libre et sans entrave dans le détroit d’Ormuz et faire en sorte que le Liban retrouve le chemin de la paix dans le plein respect de sa souveraineté et de son intégrité territoriale. La France est prête à y prendre toute sa part, comme elle s’y emploie avec constance depuis le premier jour du conflit. S’agissant du détroit d’Ormuz, nous organiserons avec le Royaume-Uni, dans les tout prochains jours, une conférence avec les pays prêts à contribuer à nos côtés à une mission multinationale pacifique destinée à restaurer la liberté de navigation dans le détroit. Cette mission strictement défensive et distincte des belligérants aura vocation à se déployer dès que la situation le permettra.

@vicderbyshire ₩hore.

#Newscast 🎙️ • no deal between US and Iran - what does it mean for the war in Middle East & 🌍? • UK-US row over Chagos • could an election in Hungary reshape political power in Europe? 🎧 With Joe Pike, Nick Watt & me bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

@KimDotcom Psycopaths

Most watched video about Jews for a reason.

@DanBilzerian The world believes in you. Kicking that fat zionist out of congress will be a fine start. 🫡

This was the full TMZ interview they clipped to try and smear me.

@kajakallas Stfu retarded slut.

Hezbollah dragged Lebanon into the war, but Israel’s right to defend itself does not justify inflicting such massive destruction. Israeli strikes killed hundreds last night, making it hard to argue that such heavy-handed actions fall within self-defence. Israeli actions are putting the U.S.-Iran ceasefire under severe strain. The Iran truce should extend to Lebanon. Hezbollah must disarm. The EU supports Lebanon’s efforts to disarm Hezbollah.

@MFATurkiye So greed overcomes values? Inmorals. Stfu.

Regarding Israel’s Attacks on Lebanon mfa.gov.tr/no_-67_-israil…

@MFATurkiye Key Source: Turkey remains a key conduit for oil supplying up to 30% of Israel's crude needs.

@MFATurkiye Official Position vs. Action: The Turkish government has stated it does not control the final destination of oil sold by international companies (like BP) passing through its territory. However, campaigners argue that as the host nation, Turkey could stop these transfers.

@MFATurkiye Continued Flow: Despite the political rhetoric and embargo, oil shipments via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline to Ceyhan and then to Israel have continued, with some reports suggesting these shipments intensified in 2025

@HouseDemocrats Like YOU funded the Ukraine WAR? You also Israhell lovers. Lying PSYCOPATHS. 🖕

Trump’s illegal war in Iran has cost American taxpayers billions of dollars. Your taxes should be serving YOU, not funding a costly war.

@EmmanuelMacron Jinxed it. Coward.

I spoke today with Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian, as well as with U.S. President Donald Trump. I told both of them that their decision to accept a ceasefire was the best possible one. I expressed my hope that the ceasefire will be fully respected by each of the belligerents, across all areas of confrontation, including in Lebanon. This is a necessary condition for the ceasefire to be credible and lasting. It must open the way to comprehensive negotiations capable of ensuring security for all in the Middle East. Any agreement will have to address the concerns raised by Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, as well as its regional policy and its actions obstructing navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. This is how a strong and lasting peace can be built, with the support of all those who are able to contribute to it. France will play its full part, in close coordination with its partners in the Middle East. This is also what I discussed today in my exchanges with the leaders of Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, and Iraq.