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perspective: $300 billion in stables

@MarioNawfal iran leadership or spokespeople are delusional, control hormuz belongs to the gulf states besides irgc doesnt have the means to excert much power barely beyond the strait

🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. vs Iran talks demands: Why they're not getting long U.S. Wants: -Dismantle major nuclear sites (Natanz, Fordow, etc). -Zero uranium enrichment + permanent no-nukes pledge. -Scrap ballistic missile program: -Cut all funding/arms to proxies (Hezbollah, Houthis, etc). -Fully reopen Strait of Hormuz for free shipping. -Full IAEA access everywhere. Iran Wants: -Ironclad guarantees the war never restarts -Full reparations for every bit of damage -End hostilities on all fronts (including Lebanon/Iraq) -International recognition of Iran's control over Strait of Hormuz (including possible fees). To sum up: U.S.: "Give up your weapons first, then we talk." Iran: "Stop attacking and pay us first, then maybe." Zero common ground = war keeps rolling. Source: AP

@mario4thenorth as you can see usa and japan doing best of the five

🚨 LOOK AT THIS CHART Money supply (M2) growth since 1968: 🇨🇦 Canada: 10,784% 🇩🇪 Germany: 6,273% 🇨🇳 China: 5,844% 🇺🇸 United States: 4,155% 🇯🇵 Japan: 3,811% Canada printed more money than every major economy on earth. Every other country started levelling off. Canada’s line goes VERTICAL. This is why your dollar is worthless. This is why homes cost $1 million. This is why groceries doubled. This is why food bank visits hit 2.2 million. This is why your savings buy less every single year. It’s not “global inflation.” It’s a printing press that never stopped. IT’S THE CANADIAN PESO. The government devalued YOUR MONEY to fund spending it couldn’t afford.

@cenkuygur trump is making new allies europe is fallen to nazis in brussels at least the arabs pay their share

Saudis think the war has made Iran stronger because it's proven their lock on Strait of Hormuz. So, they want us to stay longer to do regime change. And just like the Israelis, I don't give a fuck what the Saudis want. We should make decisions for America's benefit, not theirs.

@Timcast japan would have fixed it 60 min tops

The US is fallen Maybe we go all rome about it maybe not

@MatrixPrime_ yup either they do deal or over 9000 ground troops + all units will ai strike taking out remaining facilities and leadership within 15 min and usa moves to containment

ALL THE POWER IS ABOUT TO GO OUT IN IRAN AMERICA is planning on taking out Iran's ENERGY GRID

@VigilantFox yeah more or less this the last iranian mullahs are delusional and never seen the west this hysterical

Bill O’Reilly just laid out new predictions on how he sees the war in Iran playing out. Here’s what his “information flow” says is “likely to happen” in the next “couple of weeks”: • “Iran’s going to have to make a deal because Trump’s not going to stop.” • “The deal is going to look like Iran will allow weapons inspectors in… to examine what’s going on with the nukes. They’ll stop enriching, and they will destroy their ballistic missile capacity.” • “In return, there’ll be more favorable economic treatment for Iran on a rebuild basis.” • “Trump knows he’s not going to get regime change… That’s not going to happen unless the Persian people rise up.” • “Within a space of a couple of weeks, this thing will cease, and some kind of an arrangement will be made so that the Mullahs can tell their people they didn’t lose and Trump can tell his people they won: ‘We won. America won.’” • “That’s what’s likely to happen.”

@KobeissiLetter and trump is about to hit them even harder if no deal again perhaps next guy will make a deal

BREAKING: Iranian officials have told mediators that they have now been tricked twice by President Trump and "we don't want to be fooled again," per Axios. In the two previous rounds of talks with Iran, Trump "green lit" surprise attacks while claiming to be seeking a deal.

@MarioNawfal time moves fast

This war will end soon, but Iran's IRGC lost its friends in Lebanon & the Gulf for years to come They are more isolated than ever Either they accept the new reality and change their foreign policy, or the country is doomed Iran will never be the same again, not in our lifetime

@MatrixPrime_ barely anything / anyonw left at this a few semitollahs and a guys with green-screens hope it wraps up soon

IRAN 🇮🇷 is attacking Every muslim ☪️ State near them because they can't Touch American IMAGINE IF THEY HAD NUKES THE REGIME MUST BE DESTORYED

@coinbureau says one random guy on green-screen about time to end this war never seen the west so hysterical

🔥IRAN: YOU ARE NEGOTIATING WITH YOURSELVES Iran spokesperson says “You are negotiating with yourselves,” adding, “Do not call your defeat an agreement.” Spokesperson Khatem Al Anbia also warned the U.S. “will not see the former price of energy and oil” in the region.

@SartorialShootr from what little info that's out, seems like after the stuck ships can get out, usa moving to containment if a deal is not struck

Comedy at this point There’s a reason I recommend not taking their threats seriously And for those who somehow know better. Go live in Iran for years and see how dysfunctional the state and its various institutions are. Epic levels of dysfunction yall have no idea

@RealCandaceO cant trust anyone only thing that matters is power

Charlie Kirk tried to save Trump from this! Iran is smart. They know there is no such thing as negotiations with Israel. Just as it was with Gaza, the real estate deals were closed before October 7th. Everything else is political theatre. You can never trust a Zionist.

@MarioNawfal 🙏

🚨WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THIS Trump's 5-day pause announcement isn't random. There are 2 big reasons behind this, and the 2nd one will shock you. The first reason is to calm down the markets. Since the US-Iran war started, US stocks have been selling off hard. On top of that, the US 10Y bond yield is moving higher, and Fed rate cut odds have changed into rate hikes. As we know, Trump cares about the stock and bond market more than anything. Today's announcement was simply to drive bond yields lower and give some relief to the stock market. Also, the 5-day deadline will end on Friday after the US market close, so markets can rally until then. Now, coming back to the second reason. A few days ago, it was reported that the U.S.S. Tripoli, an American-class amphibious assault ship carrying 2,200 Marines, is moving towards the Middle East. It would take 3-5 days more for this ship to arrive around the Strait of Hormuz. And we know the purpose of this? To secure the Strait of Hormuz and allow passage of oil tankers. Since the war has started, everyone knows that Strait is the most powerful weapon of Iran. US is trying to gain control over it, and this needs time. By giving a 5-day deadline, Trump is not only giving relief to the markets but also buying enough time for American ships to reach Strait.

@MyronGainesX to get marines into position all info on lock down, but we have numbers. unless you think thats all bs also otherwise, usa is systematically taking out all launchers, sites and command centers almost nothing left operational

Trump's 5 day power-plant "ceasefire" simply ensures the gulf states aren't destroyed. The war is still far from over, which is still very bad.

you're in too deep trump blew up everything, gulf states took damage of course, mission accomplished more or less iran's economy in shambles, their inflation is parabolic they'll run out of funds as soon as current loads are sold off, production must have been stopped or damaged

A much more likely scenario is that Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are lying to Trump about peace talks. Trump is just too stupid to realize they work for Adelson and Netanyahu, and not him. He’s living Plato’s allegory of the cave. Kushner makes the shadows on the wall.

@MarioNawfal i think usa benefits from opening or closing the strait therefore both options a non-deal breakers

IMPORTANT UPDATE: Iran's demands for a peace deal with the U.S have changed Previously, they wanted U.S bases out of the region, along with compensation for the damages from the war Now their main demands are compensations, sanctions lifting, and guarantees of no future war This is very important as the removal of U.S. bases from the region is a delusional request, so I am glad this is off the table Iran also needs to forget about compensation, Trump will never accept But the other two conditions, I think they are workable I think Trump will lift the sanctions if Iran becomes more friendly to the U.S., giving Trump more leverage over the Strait of Hormuz And regarding guarantees to prevent another war, well that's easy, as Iran proved they can close the Strait of Hormuz and sustain heavy bombing while still attacking Israel and the Gulf. And they can mine the Strait. These are the ultimate deterants for any future war So in brief: - Security guaratees are already established by Iran's ability to close the Strait - Trump I think will be open to lift the sanctions - Reparations, I'm sure a solution can be found in a different format I'm optimistic we are going to get a peace deal soon!

@MarioNawfal irgc said the are running decentralized and usa blowing up all launchers and command centers likely power struggle and un-unified communication they can say whatever they want their power to implement is wrecked

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT: The man Trump claimed he was negotiating with just said this is fake news by Trump to manipulate the financial and oil markets This means one of two things: 1. Trump lied 2. The IRGC pressured the Iranian negotiator to pull out of the talks My bet is on #2, and we are seeing a power struggle in Iran in real time As explained in my post below, we are seeing a split in Iran between the ideological and radical IRGC, which are fighting for their survival, and the more moderate and pragmatic executive branch This could get ugly

@HERMGORING_1946 @MyronGainesX close enough no? the truth somewhere between 21 and 5k, 6m 🤣

@WisemanDefi @MyronGainesX This causualty figure is fake. No way israel has almost 5000 wounded and only 21 dead

After almost a month of war: Militarily winning, strategically losing. Breakdown: 1. Militarily: We’re hitting hard, regime wobbles, strikes land. But no collapse, no uprising. Iran digs in, closes Strait. 2. Diplomatically: Gulf allies see us as dead weight. Promised protection, then vanished when Iran hit. Now: A) Topple Tehran (suicide with boots on ground, war-fatigued US post-Iraq). Or B) Gulf states boot us. Bases already trashed. At best, Iran “allows” tiny defensive scraps, useless for power projection. We proved we’re a liability, not shield. 3. Economically: Oil ~$113/barrel, markets wild. Intention: Hurt foes via chaos. Reality? Backfired hard. China gets oil uninterrupted, Russia rakes in ~$8.3B fossil fuels in first two weeks $150 M+ daily extra windfall. We lifted sanctions on Russian energy + Iranian oil, insult to injury. Iran jumps to ~20% global oil transit via Hormuz choke. Ships won’t sail, no insurance, no guts. 4. The multipolar reality: Foes thrive, Russia/China are stronger, Gulf allies might ditch us for China (Iran’s ally that doesn’t start wars). If we lose the Gulf, our power projection dies the cornerstone of American military might takes a huge hit.

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