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@AJ_Invests_Co @StealthQE4 You started this shit for bullshit reasons. Never needed to happen.

@StealthQE4 Did you know that France helped to bring the ayotollah to Iran They even gave have refuge and asylum And now Europe made a deal with the mullahs to let them go through the straight of Hormouz As an Iranian American, I say this: Fuck Europe

This might be long. IMO Trump’s threats of leaving NATO are legit. Here’s what’s happening from what I have gathered: No one from NATO joined us in the fight against Iran. I think they are afraid to do it due to the threat of losing access to oil. They can’t trust Russia to provide it. There are reports that Iran is negotiating with several EU countries to allow their oil shipments to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This would further isolate the US and also create a large divide between us and our allies. Geopolitically it’s a brilliant move by Iran imo. We might be living in a very different world moving forward. Let’s see how it all plays out.

@johnnyhextruck @StealthQE4 NATO is a defensive alliance

@StealthQE4 They all put tariff on Russia for years and supply Ukraine weapons to kill their soldiers so all of the sudden Putin needs to be a nice guy and give them cheap oil because they need it 😂 kinda dumb post

@hodlerb2 @moving_charlie If you can't see the big picture of the state of the worlds economy. Then nobody can help you.

@APL_Remainer @moving_charlie @APL_Remainer anything to add?

The toughest market for sellers since 2008

@hodlerb2 @moving_charlie We're only just getting started, there is much more downside for sellers.

@moving_charlie We are peak problem, it can’t get worse, it can only stay a prolonged problem and then get better for sellers

@Go_Crene @StealthQE4 Or delusion and reality. 😂

@StealthQE4 Can't open Hormuz. Can't recover a downed pilot yet. Intelligence says the strait stays closed. But the plan is to take all the oil. The gap between the ambition and the operational reality is measured in aircraft carriers nobody has deployed.

He can’t even gain control of the Strait of Hormuz. Now we’re going to take all other oil. FFS We’re cooked.

@MacroBombastic @WarMonitor3 Its because America is Israels bitch.

@WarMonitor3 Bro, I've got news for you, the Israelis are not obligated to help the US in every situation. It's time we stop pretending they're our slaves or something.

At the moment Israel is not aiding US airforce attempts to rescue downed pilots-Channel 14

@LeightonSealeaf @Frankie14283583 @WillCalverleyUK @Conservatives @KemiBadenoch @reformparty_uk Good joke 😂

@Frankie14283583 @WillCalverleyUK @Conservatives @KemiBadenoch @reformparty_uk Don’t forget under a Reform UK government, a family holiday would be cheaper ;)

The gaps are narrowing, and reform are plummeting off a cliff. The common-sense @conservatives will form the next government, and @KemiBadenoch will be the next Prime Minister! 🇬🇧

@StealthQE4 Until its revised down to be negative.

March Jobs number +178K vs 65K expectations 🔥🔥🔥 Last -133K Unemployment rate down to 4.3% from 4.4%. Nice comeback but it boxes in the Fed on cutting rates as oil rises. 💥

@shimon_avitan @Harrisbro777 Mean while US GDP for Q4 2025 was 0.7%

Economic growth in Europe has slowed significantly, with the eurozone forecast to grow by 1% in 2026, according to OECD forecasts. Germany, the continent’s largest economy, is behaving like a “sick man” with zero or negative growth, while the UK and France are experiencing negative growth due to support for Muslim immigrants supported by the taxpayer. Unemployment figures for Muslim immigrant men in the UK and France are 35%. Among women, 75% are unemployed and all of them receive support benefits from the European taxpayer. If this is not a recession and a crash, then I would like to know what is.

🚨 IRAN JUST OFFERED EUROPE A HORMUZ DEAL. YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY JUST TRIGGERED. 🚨 On the surface: Iran offered the EU transit access through the Strait of Hormuz. Sounds like a small diplomatic move. Standard geopolitics. It is not. This is a goddamn financial nuclear bomb. Let that sink in. 💀 The Hormuz Strait carries 20% of ALL the world's oil consumption 💀 Europe's energy bill jumped $16.2 BILLION in just 30 days of war 💀 Natural gas in Europe is up 100%. Oil up 60%. Diesel at $200/barrel 💀 Dollar reserves have already fallen from 70% to 56.9% in 25 years 💀 Iran joined BRICS in 2024. Russia banned dollar transactions. Gold hit $5,500/oz ⚠️ If Europe takes this deal, they pay in euros — not dollars ⚠️ One major non-dollar oil deal is all it takes to show the world it CAN be done Do you understand the scale of what's happening? ⚠️ The petrodollar is the most powerful financial system ever created. Born in 1974. It forced every nation on Earth to hold dollars just to buy oil. That's the entire basis of US financial dominance. Not strength. Not trust. OIL. ⚠️ If that system cracks — BRICS accelerates, Gulf states reconsider, dollar demand collapses, and America can no longer fund its $34 trillion debt on easy terms. The US doesn't lose a battle. It loses the WAR — the financial one it's been winning since 1974. ⚠️ ECB board member Panetta said it on April 2: "Even if the Iran war ends, the damage has been done." Deutsche Bank called the Iran war a "catalyst" for yuan replacing the petrodollar. They're showing you a war about nuclear weapons and regional security. They're NOT showing you that the REAL war is over who gets to print the world's reserve currency. Here's the logic — follow it carefully: → Iran blocks Hormuz for the US. Opens it for EU with a deal. → EU, desperate and bleeding, seriously considers taking the deal. → Deal gets done in euros or yuan. Not dollars. → Every country watching — BRICS, Global South, Gulf states — sees it happen. → "If the EU can bypass the dollar, so can we." → Dollar demand falls. Reserve share collapses. US inflation rises. → You didn't just lose a trade route. You lost the dollar's 50-year monopoly on global trust. If America is so powerful and the dollar is so safe, why is the EU considering a deal with the country America is bombing? If Western unity is so solid, why did 40 countries meet to reopen Hormuz and achieve absolutely nothing? Complete silence. This is no longer just a Middle East war. This is a direct attack on the petrodollar — the system that powers the entire American empire. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 This post is being throttled. Like + RT to keep it alive. ⚠️

@LBMillward @MirrorPolitics Judge a person by the company they keep.

@APL_Remainer @MirrorPolitics And ?

Nigel Farage branded 'charlatan' as Labour launches major ad campaign mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

@RWitkoff60462 @Nigel_Farage Some did 30 years part time working and expect 30 year full time pension.

@Nigel_Farage good. pensioners paid in, now they’re treated like a burden by the same lot who’ve wasted the lot. keep the promise, not the spin.

Reform will stand with our pensioners who have paid into the system all their lives.

@LBMillward @MirrorPolitics

@KEdge23 @PolitlcsUK Reform are an absolute joke.

@PolitlcsUK Sackings and resignations, another week in the farce that is Reform.

🚨 BREAKING: Nigel Farage has sacked Reform UK's housing chief Simon Dudley over his comments on post-Grenfell safety regulations

@centurysteve @moving_charlie Doubtful wait till the US launches an invasion.

@moving_charlie Swaps seem to have topped out and reduced slightly over the past 2-3 days. Coventry reduced few rates today. Let’s hope this is the start of an overreaction being corrected - otherwise housing market and economy is even more cooked that it was.

The biggest shock to the UK mortgage market since the mini-Budget The Iran conflict has triggered the sharpest shock to the UK mortgage market since the 2022 mini-Budget, sending rates soaring in the space of just one month. Five key ways the residential mortgage market has shifted: Mortgage deals rapidly repriced. Average two-year fixed rates jumped +100 bps in a month (4.84% to 5.84%), with five-year fixes up +79bps (4.96% to 5.75%), marking the sharpest rise since autumn 2022. Product choice contracted. Mortgage availability has fallen by a net 1,283 products (17% of the market) in one month, the steepest contraction by market share since the mini-Budget disruption. Shock for remortgage borrowers. Those rolling off older five-year deals are hardest hit, with rates up 300+ bps and repayments rising by £417–£444 per month (£5k+ annually). Affordability deteriorated quickly. Typical borrowers now face £150 extra per month (+£1,777 annually) on a £250k loan compared to costs at the start of the conflict, with higher LTV borrowers seeing increases of up to £167 per month. Lowest rates moved sharply higher. The cheapest 60% LTV two-year fixed rate has risen +109bps (3.51% to 4.60%), as the most competitive deals have been quickly repriced in response to rising funding costs. Source: @MoneyfactsPress

@archetypal1mage @moving_charlie Yep and if Trump boots on the ground this weekend they will rise further.

@moving_charlie Have they gone up even since last week?

@CorbyIron74 @GBNEWS We only need 52% to rejoin.

@GBNEWS Labour should call a general election and if they win have a referendum on rejoining the European Union. If he says 60% said it was wrong to leave .then labour will win by a landslide

‘Every single family is paying the cost of that betrayal.’ Former Labour Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon says the Brexit betrayal is those who promised the British people that leaving the EU would make Britain ‘better off’. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

@FascismIsBack @spectatorindex Yes he ended it for 2 weeks. 🙄

@spectatorindex Trump ending a murderous regime's nuclear capabilities and setting their military posture back 10 years doesnt make him liable for the logistics issues that might arise from a supply chain we don't rely on. Thats how we get stuck in forever wars. Trump isn't that fool

BREAKING: Politico reports that Trump will use his primetime speech to say that the war is 'winding down' and US objectives have been met, while saying that allies are responsible for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

@HughEaston @latimeralder @martb1985

@latimeralder @martb1985 It's actually way more than 50 years. We have an estimated 40 trillion cubic metres of shale gas, 500 years supply at current consumption.

What's making Britain's electricity right now? Norwegian gas (48%) We pay Norway nigh on £20,000,000,000 per year to sell us North Sea Gas. Which we've banned ourselves from extracting on 'moral grounds' So we pay Norway to do it instead. They get rich

@tinleyharrier @StealthQE4 👋 🇺🇸

@StealthQE4 I would legit consider forgiving Trump if he yanked us out of NATO tonight

Ooof. Things won’t be the same after tonight. 💥

@Andreas151516 @leesdechan @reformparty_uk He said he would cut them.

@leesdechan @reformparty_uk

Reform is the only party with a proper plan to bring down the cost of living. We will scrap the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the Renewables Obligation green levy and the Carbon Price Support tax, reducing average household energy bills by £115. We will also remove VAT from energy bills, bringing the total reduction in a family’s energy bill to £200. What does Labour want to do? They want to drag us back into the EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme, which will increase electricity prices and deepen the cost-of-living crisis. Only Reform can be trusted to ease the burden on British people.