Derek Howell
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Still till this day no matter what yall say or how you feel Boxing is still and will forever be the hardest sport to do at a top level. 🤫
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@MrHarry198 It is only if they behave and normalize with their neighbors correct?
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Unpopular opinion:
Yes.
We foolishly attacked Iran and some compensation is reasonable.
Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸@FmrRepMTG
Should Americans have to pay Iran any money as part of the peace deal?
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@ZaidJilani Any that isn’t retarded knows he isn’t a practicing Muslim. Regardless most of those things are obviously y’all just being disingenuous.
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The problem is Mamdani critics implied he would bring Sharia and commit another Holocaust and the city would be Mad Max.
You set the bar that low anything is a success.
🐝@beha_hun
Mamdani closed a $12B deficit in 132 days, fixed 100K+ potholes, secured millions for gig workers, fined corrupt landlords millions, raised snow workers to $30/hr, and violent crime hit historic lows. THIS IS WHAT A LEADER DOES!!
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@4motane Is that why there is always trash everywhere in public in Morocco?
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I'd rather burn whole streets than turn into a cleaning maid for the American
End Wokeness@EndWokeness
Moroccans vs Japanese after the World Cup
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@Abdul_Q_86 They are retarded but better than the troon lovers
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If you are a Muslim and you’re trying to beg Republicans to accept you then you have no self-respect.
Note that I’m not referring to dissident paleoconservatives or isolationists, I’m talking about mainstream Republicans.
They are trash.
Kayla Guo@kaylaguo_
Mohamed Hussein went to the Texas Republican convention to convince himself he had a place in the GOP. He left in tears. What he found was a party that didn’t want him, that told him to leave the country. via @RenzoDowney @TexasTribune: texastribune.org/2026/06/15/tex…
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Why do Brits think they can go to multicultural areas and shout in the streets about deportation and disrespecting Muslims? They will beat your ass in the streets lmao. Keep that racism for Twitter you don't get to do it in real life.
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@RLHeinrichs @strodav From neighboring countries if they behaved?
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The Iranian Central Bank said Epic Fury cost Iran roughly $250B. So this seems like reparation-level numbers. Hard to believe it would ever happen.
Kassy Akiva@KassyAkiva
In a call with reporters, a senior Trump administration official said negotiators discussed a potential $300 billion fund to help rebuild Iran. "You'll see in the MOU, we discussed the possibility of releasing frozen funds, sanctions relief, a big $300 billion fund to rebuild their country."
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@ZaidJilani Oh you went to college for finance and economists Zaid?
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More Americans can’t become trillionaires, Elon isn’t really one anyway because it’s all financial smoke and mirrors, and bro you really should’ve gotten some college education if you’re this simple.
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog
Tells you everything. Rather than: “let’s make sure many more Americans can become trillionaires” Instead it’s: “let’s make sure that no other Americans ever reach that level of success.” These people are parasites. Explicitly opposed to human flourishing. Amazing.
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Gonna point out that while some of you ranted at me yesterday for not falling in line and questioning this "deal," Vance confirmed this morning that 1) The Strait is still under dispute, 2) The nuclear issue still has to be negotiated, and 3) The $300B fund exists.
Alayna Treene@alaynatreene
Vance was notably less forthright this morning than Trump about the Strait of Hormuz being reopened "toll free" immediately. The VP suggested the nature of the Strait's reopening will be part of the 60-day technical talks that begin once the MOU is signed "Well, our expectation is that the Strait is going to be opened in a toll free way for the long term. And that's the sort of thing that we're going to figure out in these technical negotiations," he told CNBC
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@Trevor21703 @neoavatara If they normalize* Still they are not a threat to America
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@neoavatara The JCPOA was a multi-lateral, bipartisan negotiation. What we have here are $300 billion in reparations, also called war guilt payments. This is complete and total surrender.
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All of this is so, so much worse than the Obama JCPOA nuke deal.
Why?
Obama made a horrible, terrible secret deal, but didn't spend months ruining our economy and using up our military stores.
Trump did.
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@RLHeinrichs They won’t get it if they don’t normalize???? America first isn’t Israel first
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@neoavatara No I don’t care. America first isn’t Israel first.
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So can we all agree that if Trump hands Iran $25 billion for any deal, his presidency is effectively over? And he's officially a lame duck?
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I've never seen such consensus on this hellsite
Everyone - EVERYONE- from right across the spectrum agrees that this is a disastrous defeat for the US
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@GoVols37872 @AndrewKolvet Y’all can’t help but be disingenuous
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@AndrewKolvet That sounds like a steaming pile of horse shit from a desperate and defeated Trump regime, because that’s exactly what it is.
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🚨JUST IN: Was just on a media briefing call with a senior US officials who confirm the MOU with Iran has been signed and outlines the following from their POV:
"In general terms, the deal says if you're willing to behave like a normal country, we're willing to treat you like a normal country. It's performance based."
- Strait of Hormuz is open, but it will take a few weeks to get travel back to normal.
- A signing ceremony on Friday in Geneva including JD Vance, Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff, and others, and a large Iranian contigent.
- The official stressed that we're here not just because of the last 1.5 years of the Trump administration, but because of the first 4 as well. The sanctions pressures built up and they believe created leverage.
- The reason negotiations have been "very fruitful" was because of the "degredation of [Iran's] economy" and the "scattering of their government which created a lot of internal pressure."
- There a significant new communication channels. The official describes the initial Islamabad meeting as very fruitful, despite not resulting in a deal. It laid the groundwork.
- Operation Project Freedom has been an "unsung hero" in this, resulting in over 7 million barrels of oil a day. That increased US leverage.
- The nuclear talks are described as "technical" in terms of how to retrieve the enriched uranium.
- Stressed this is not "pay for play." They will not get access to markets or release of their funds just for showing up for a meeting.
- There are "fascinating" internal political dynamics playing out in Iran. There are constituencies that want different things. Iran, by all accounts, should be incredibly wealthy.
- "We go in very clear-eyed" that Iran has been a bad faith actor in negotiations for 47 years: "Everything will be verified... all released assets and sanction relief is tied to milestones."
- The US will keep the current military force posture for now to make sure Iran "does what they say they're going to do." The deal contemplates a partial draw down upon the signing of the nuclear deal."
- "One of the aspects of the negotiation that was actually easier than others was the nuclear, because they need our technical expertise to get the dust out."
- Iran would probably love to have a nuclear weapon, but they know US intelligence is so precise that they can't do it in secret and the threat of force is now realized.
- The Gulf States generally love this deal. They saw the JCPOA as empowering Iran to be a bad actor. They see this as a regional deal that pressures Iran to behave and bring stability to the entire region.
- "The full deal will be published soon, but we're still in the building trust phase."
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@AndrewKolvet This is a terrible deal and makes the US look weak. They will have a nuke because Trump cucked to Islam. Fucking morons.
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@comrade_pabs I guess the labor and value don’t matter in this case? Y’all don’t have any actual beliefs
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To become rich from curing cancer, you have to withhold the cure from people suffering and dying from cancer. So yes, you don't deserve to get rich from curing cancer. Only in an exploitative and unethical system is this seen as acceptable.
Jonah Goldberg@JonahDispatch
If I cure cancer I will get very rich. And a bunch of people on this site will apparently find my sudden wealth outrageous.
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@z_00pIz We need to ban atheist propaganda. Decolonize yourself
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we actually need to ban religious propaganda on social media, she didnt get this from home, her parents arent religious at all, this is 100% algorithm fed brainrot
zز 🍒🇵🇸🇱🇧@z_00pIz
My cousin who I convinced not to wear hijab when she was 13 is now liking islamic reels and added ☪️ to her bio 🫠 I've been abroad for too long, I need to go home and save this family
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I think Muslims have an overly romanticized view of marriage. They talk about it as though it's a romance novel, or a halal substitute for dating, when in reality marriage is mostly responsibility and compromise. And for women, its literally babysitting a fully grown adult male.
Grace 🇵🇸@cherryx_lady
why do people on my tl keep crying for marriage? like what???? enjoy as long you are single 🤷🏻♀️
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