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Up £2800 since Saturday

We have never been so fucked

@p_bov1 @BBCSportScot You joking? Hearts can’t win their last 6 games if rangers win their last 6 games lol even if hearts won today we would still win it on GD unless there was a 6 goal swing in heart’s favour.

@BBCSportScot Danny being awfully bold and presumptuous as usual. Hearts COULD win 6 of their remaining 7 games. Why is he assuming Rangers will win the league if they win their 6 🤣 it's not solely in their hands.

'If we win six games, we win the league' Rangers boss Danny Rohl speaking after his side's victory over Dundee United ⤵️ #BBCFootball

❤️🇮🇷🇺🇸 BREAKING: IRAN is now firing missiles in honor of Tupac ‘In memory of Tupac, Kill Illuminati’ - by the IRGC Aerospace Force (It's 100% real)

War propagandists at its finest. There’s no mud here. Someone is telling a bold face lie

The Iranians are so hyped to fight Americans that the Iranian security forces are actively stopping locals from going into the mountains to hunt for the downed pilots with their own rifles 😭

@FacelessRanger I agree mate, there’s a player in there but he’s not shown enough to be worth that fee.

@ono_cod He has had plenty time to get up to speed now mate, and is hiding in plain sight

I wouldn’t pay £1m for Skov Olsen never mind £9m. The beauty of a loan I suppose, but what a let down.

@naseem_261387 @DailyLoud Air quality has actually increased since 1970s, many cities had visible smog now it’s rare

@DailyLoud It's look amazing. Why now more dark..I belive before the earth with fresh air..now more air polution and more dark...

NASA shares 1972 photo vs. 2026 photo of earth

@SPFLWatch @dylann14_ He chargers for retweets. This isn’t a retweet

A number of investigations have pointed out that it's Pay to Play with Romano. So Agents/Clubs/Players pay fees thought to be around £5k for him to tweet out about certain players and prospects. Because why else would he, an Italian Sports Journalist, be tweeting about a Hearts U16 player.

Fabrizio Romano being paid money to tweet about children. Totally normal that.

Japanese people trying to pronounce "refrigerator" will make your day

@tigeranger @Defence_Index Radar can’t penetrate mountains so if they stay low enough they are invisible to radar.

@Defence_Index It is not highly hostile airspace. If they’re refueling helicopters in that airspace at the low altitude so low that it can be filmed by cell phone. It’s just the observation . it’s not demeaning the capability and heroism us Air Force in anyway

If U.S. forces pull off a successful rescue of the downed F-15 pilots, it would stand as one of the most daring CSAR missions ever executed by the U.S. Air Force deep inside highly hostile airspace. 👀

@Pixelherz_3 @interesting_aIl Vietnam do the best suits in Asia for 20% of the price of Europe, they do tailoring and delivery service home. I met a guy in Hanoi who was there just to buy 5 suits

@interesting_aIl This suit is completely dogshit. I bet its 50% out of plastic, its way to tight (3lbs more body weight and he can throw it away). And dont get me startetd on the pants and waistcoat

Vietnamese aunty made sure he didn't fall for wall street propaganda and made him a suit to show off how tall he is

This is not a military target, this is a UN vehicle clearly marked as UN, Israel deliberately targeted in Lebanon, killing UN peacekeepers. This is not an accident. Israel killed three peacekeepers in UN uniform under UN flag. Attacking UN peacekeepers is an abomination which was in the past perpetrated by terrorists, but never by members of the UN. This violates International Humanitarian Law (IHL), Geneva Conventions, Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), 1994 Convention, the UN Charter and Security Council Mandates, but international law clearly doesn’t apply to Israel. Israel's impunity must end!

@Alex_Oloyede2 Is it likely the Iranians are intentionally not firing on rescue helicopters? I know they’re flying low to avoid radar which means they are scared of AD, but something seems off from all these “rescue missions”

Why not equip the local population with MANPADS?

Why don't you tell us who killed them?

🚨 THIS IS MASSIVE AND NO ONE IS COVERING IT. Former Navy SEALs and Special Forces operators were running a murder-for-hire program out of a $7,000,000 San Diego mansion. $1,500,000 per month. $40,000 per operator. Bonuses per kill. A lawsuit was just UNSEALED in federal court. Here's what nobody is telling you: 💀 The company was called Spear Operations Group. Incorporated in Delaware. Run by a former commando out of San Diego. 💀 Their client was the UAE government. 23 targets. Multiple confirmed kills. 💀 The team flew chartered jets from New Jersey to carry out assassinations overseas. 💀 They brought body armor, explosives, booby-trapped vehicles, and whiskey. 💀 Drone footage was used for pre-hit reconnaissance and to document the strikes. 💀 The founder admitted everything on record: "There was a targeted assassination program. I was running it. We did it." ⚠️ The US State Department never authorized this. It is illegal under federal law. ⚠️ The operators tried to incorporate into the UAE military as legal cover. It failed. ⚠️ Despite all this, ZERO operators have gone to prison. The lawsuit is from the VICTIM. Do you understand the scale of what's happening? ⚠️ These operators were trained at US taxpayer expense. They then SOLD that training to a foreign government as a marketing pitch for assassination contracts. ⚠️ The target who survived has been living in exile for 10 years. He missed his daughter's graduation. He missed his sister's funeral. ⚠️ The founder's whereabouts? Currently unclear. The operators? Marketing themselves on LinkedIn as "tactical consultants." They're showing you "private security firms protecting US interests." They're NOT showing you that former US special operators are selling assassination services to foreign governments from American soil with near-zero legal consequence. Here's the logic chain: → US trains elite operators at massive cost → Operators go private → Foreign governments buy their services → Operators use US legal cover while executing foreign government hit lists → Victims have no recourse except a lawsuit a decade later → The system that trained them takes no responsibility If this program was illegal, why has no one been prosecuted? If the State Department "never authorized" this, why haven't the operators been charged? Complete silence. This is not a rogue contractor story. This is an accountability crisis — the moment America lost control of the weapons it built.

🚨🇺🇸 Real life Call of Duty: A former Special Forces commando ran a private hit squad out of a $7 million San Diego mansion. $1.5 million a month plus bonuses per kill. Former Navy SEALs and Army operators collecting $40k monthly to eliminate targets. The team flew out of New Jersey on a chartered jet with body armor, explosives, MREs, and three cases of Basil Hayden's whiskey. Drone footage captured one hit: explosives ripping through a building, a booby-trapped SUV detonating, plans to "throw grenades and shoot everyone inside." The target escaped minutes before the blast. He now lives in exile. Source: NYP

@markknickle83 @ryan_grimaldy @AliR_Ahmadi They killed mossad back terrorists (confirmed from mossad) not civilians hope that clears things up

@ryan_grimaldy @AliR_Ahmadi They killed protesters yet you dont think they would shoot military search and rescue 🤣 low iq

How did Iran down an F-15 but not something so significantly slower and larger?

@MilspecMoses @nequalonetrader So getting your fighter jets shot down and your assets bombed daily is winning? I’d hate to see what “losing” looks like 🙄

@nequalonetrader Iran is totally winning. It's in their strategy to let America feel like we are winning but Iran is about to unleash their goat humping division.

Ok gonna say the obvious here: if the US can casually just fly low altitude planes and helicopters inside Iran without much repercussion, a ground invasion is not that far-fetched.

@parandeye_zard @ripplebrain Flying low avoids radar especially in a country with so many mountains.

@ripplebrain truly insane that the first and clearest evidence we've seen of enemy jets flying over Iran is a low-flying C-130 and choppers. not sure it makes much sense.

We've gotten more images and videos of US/Israeli aircraft operating over Iran in the past hour than in the past month