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The rumour that Qatar paid Iran $6 billion not to bomb it didn’t come from nowhere. It was manufactured and was traced it back to the source. Here’s who started it, who pushed it, and why. The story was first published on March 22, 2026 by JFeed based on Their source? Anonymous “Western diplomats.” No documents. No named sources. No verification. It was then picked up by @MEMRIReports which presents itself as an independent Middle East research institute. What they don’t advertise: 1. Founded by a former colonel in a military intelligence. 2. Co-founded by analysts who helped manufacture consent for the Iraq War. 3. Board includes the architects of every Middle East war since 2001. The narrative had one job: Frame Qatar as a traitor to the anti-Iran coalition, secretly buying its own safety while its neighbours burned. The timing was deliberate. Iranian strikes on Qatar had slowed. Schools reopened. Staff returned to offices. That observable pause became the hook. JFeed provided the fiction. MEMRI gave it institutional weight. Western media ran with it. Qatar officially denied it. Nobody corrected the record. This is how modern information warfare works. You don’t need proof. You need an anonymous source and a media outlet willing to run it, backed by a faceless expert. The goal isn’t to convince everyone. It’s to create enough doubt about loyalty that the story does political damage regardless of whether it’s true. Know the liars. Trace the chain. Question the timing.

Genuinely an opinion more would have if they weren’t perpetually online, consuming daily ragebait and constantly fearful of being trolled by randoms. Some perspective is all it takes to appreciate how good and fortunate we are to be fan rn.

🚨Must read: Israeli soldiers with moral injury admit to unspeakable atrocities they committed in Gaza. They say it "reminded [them] of the Holocaust." One says they put a Gazan civilian in cage, stripped him down, a soldier peed on him while the others laughed Another emptied his machine gun into an elderly man with 3 children. When the commander came to the site, he spat on the bodies & called them "sons of bitches." Another soldier says they encountered an unarmed Palestinian civilian who held his hands up. An Israeli soldier "came near him, waited a few seconds & just fired, without asking questions, without the suspect doing anything," then reported the incident as a "terrorist eliminated." Another describes how IDF Soldiers "would just take pleasure in destruction" & stealing the belongings of murdered Palestinians. He said soldiers would steal "electric appliances, gold necklaces, cash, everything" & "called it a blessing to steal from [Palestinians]." NONE of those soldiers have ever been held accountable, despite their public confessions to their crimes. The IDF refuses to even recognize "moral injury" as a mental disorder because it negates their propaganda slogan that "Israel has the world's most moral army." Instead, the IDF quietly calls it "identity injury" to imply those soldiers are to blame for feeling bad about murdering Palestinians.

Blue Billionaire Bottlers #cfc

@joshrogin This is peak capitalism

“Somebody shorted the oil markets today by hundreds of millions of dollars exactly 20 minutes before Trump made his announcement that everything was going to be great. And if you see that once, it could be a coincidence. But that’s happened at least three times, if not more, since the war began. That’s a pattern.” “And what that suggests is that there’s rampant corruption and insider self-dealing going on with the president’s up and down predictions of what’s going to happen tomorrow in the negotiations and in the markets. And I’m sure that that’s being investigated. We can’t prove it, but it seems like the corruption that we’re seeing in our government, maybe not the President, but people who are in the know and the markets, is having a priority over the actual negotiations to end the war. And that’s a crazy thing that our system has never seen before.”

@SecondThoughtFP @Casey If people pride on democracy or Israel being the only democratic country in that region, then who the country elects and the what policy the country puts out is largely in the people. You are allowed to blame the actions or the government because it was the will of the people.

On Second Thought, @Casey Neistat calls out what he sees as a double standard when it comes to criticizing Israel: “The idea that a country is simply reduced to what its leadership is doing at any given time—and that’s an excuse to attack the entire country—that’s not a standard we hold any other country to. And much like the United States, you should be able to criticize what a country does and still love it. That’s how I feel about Israel.”

@vespreken As long as we don't start Havertz as 10, we will do alright

It’s genuinely a win win for those who want the best for Arsenal on Sunday Either Havertz starts and we play well and get a result or Gyokeres starts and inevitably plays trash and his cult can never lie about him again

@AFC_OlaitaN There were so many red flags in this game alone

i blame berta and arteta for his signing. he’s completely innocent. watch this clip.

@FootballEra_ He was a donkey then and a donkey now

Pay attention to Madueke in this video, this was his Arsenal debut. The difference in the level of threat he carried when he first arrived and now is night and day.

@ArsenalNews_Hub This is bullshit and anyone will tell you that this will only increase the pressure ok the players. It's time to go home and relax with their families. And come in to work 100%.

🚨🔴 | Mikel Arteta rallies Arsenal F.C. ahead of City clash An anonymous source has informed Arsenal News that Arteta has organised a closed indoor meeting between the squad and club legends ahead of the game against Manchester City F.C. 👀 The session, led by Thierry Henry, is focused on mentality, belief, and handling pressure.

@Sage_FCB You put Yamal with prime Dani Alves, Iniesta, Xavi and see what happens.

I think another thing Messi has over Lamine Yamal is the ability to use his teammates.

@Alarsenalnews_ This is obviously a stupid made up lie

In 2015, Arsenal tried everything to sign Karim Benzema, the Real Madrid striker. They initially made a €45 million offer, which was rejected. Then they increased it to €60 million, but that was also turned down. Finally, they raised the bid to €75 million, and this time, it was accepted. Arsenal even sent a private jet to bring Benzema to London. But guess who stopped the transfer? None other than Arsène Wenger, Arsenal’s manager at the time. Wenger's statements, as reported by the English newspaper Daily Star, were as follows: "I will resist the pressure to sign Benzema. I’ve heard Henry say that signing Benzema would mean winning the league by a big margin." "I respect Henry’s opinion, but football has changed a lot since he played here. Tactics have evolved considerably. We need someone who scores goals, and I believe Olivier Giroud won’t be far from 20 goals this season, and Theo Walcott will reach a similar number." "We must develop our style and reduce our dependence on a single player. I believe we can win the league because we look like a team capable of scoring many goals." The transfer was canceled, Benzema stayed at Real Madrid, Arsenal didn’t win the league, and the rest is history!

A dark, dark, future lies in front of us. A future where you can receive a phone call presenting you with an ultimatum; to be killed in your car with your family or to get out and run only to be chased and killed by a drone controlled by a psychotic teenager sitting in a bunker a few kilometres away. What is being tested on us today will be used on you tomorrow.

@Afc_javies Big clubs aren't for everyone

He was a proper striker before he joined Arsenal

@drhossamsamy65 Some of us in the west have taken upon lying just like the Zionists did

⛔️Scenes showing the Sultan of Oman distancing himself from the Emirati leaders‼️

@BlueCityBrain Do you have a good one tho?

The Invincibles as an accomplishment is so damn overrated because it focuses purely on games in the PL and ignores the entire context of their season - Knocked out in the Semi finals of the FA cup to United - Knocked out in the Semi finals of the League Cup by losing BOTH games to Middlesbrough - UCL lost 2 games in group stage vs Inter and Kyiv then got knocked out in the QFs against Chelsea In their last 9 games to end the season they drew 5 times It would be so much more impressive if they actually done a double or domestic treble or even a CL title. But the fact is that all they won that season was the Premier League winning 26 games and drawing 12 times. Chelsea literally the season afterwards is talked less than this Arsenal team yet they lost 1 game all season going 5+ more points and conceding only 15 goals - winning a cup + PL trophy. This invincible team couldnt even go B2B they only won the FA cup the next season. At a total points level; They would have finished 3rd in both the 2018/19 and and the 2021/22 season. Their points total would have won TWO titles between the years 2016/17 and 2023/24 whered they'd have won the title in 2022/23 by 1 point where City lost the last 2 games focusing on their treble and the other by 4 points over 2020/21 Man City who had wrapped up the title in like March (done a double + Made CL Final) For additional context Al Hilal in the Saudi League is an interesting "invincible season" right now they havent lost a game (~35+ games) in ALL competitions this season yet are 8 points from the top, knocked out of the Asia Cup (UCL equiv) by going out on pens, and are in the semi of the local cup. They could literally go invincible in ALL Competitions for the season and win NOTHING. The objective of football is to WIN and WIN on multiple fronts.

@McFlybowy The CL semis is on the line. I wouldn't have bet on Norgaard last night. People like these haven't managed a single professional responsibility in their life. Just come here to say the dumbest things for views.

And yet he ran him to the ground to play 94minutes, I think Arteta lacks player Management too. He’s one of your most important players and you ran him to the ground again.

@CBSSportsGolazo @T_Deeney He's usually alright but he's wrong on so many things today lol

"Unfortunately, the camera caught your face at the end of the game. That was a sigh of relief." @T_Deeney breaks down his view on Arsenal's mentality as the season goes on. 🧠

@_Afcbanks Treating him badly by sharing his match clips. Ok.

Gyokeres is trying to give his best in every game but I’m disappointed this is the way how his fans treat him smh🤦‍♂️

He is not the sole reason our football is shit but people don’t realise how badly he hurts us. If you number 9 cannot drop to receive the ball, hold the ball under contact, win aerial duels, physically outmatch defenders you are playing with 10 men.