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“Nothing is easier than to prove that something human has imperfections. I’m amazed at how many people devote themselves to that task”.

@BurtMacklin_FBI @DanCrenshawTX “Always need a warrant.” Looks like somebody should be in trouble, and it’s not Tucker.

@DanCrenshawTX Just like when Tucker said the NSA spied on him; total lie.

Tucker likes to have friendly conversations with bad people. When he realizes that he’s talking to Iranian intelligence officials that we already collect on, he pretends to be a victim of “spying.” He’s an idiot, and he thinks you’re an idiot too. You always need a warrant to “wire tap” any American citizen. Full stop. But if you’re communicating with a criminal and that criminal’s phone is tapped (because a judge authorized it), then your conversation is now part of that investigation. If the police also want to tap *your* phone, they would need a warrant. FISA is no different. Tucker knows all this but his favorite grift is to play the victim. I’m surprised he hasn’t blamed the Jews yet. Give it time.

@avidseries We should probably first define “bad things” and “losing end”.

I once had a very talented boss who also happened to be an atrocious human. There were four people in the office in particular who hated him. One of them, the head deacon of his church, would tell me, "People like him don't end well." All four of those people are now dead (three died before age 60), but that boss is now in his 80s, rich and seemingly content, playing golf every day, with a new young bride.

@DianaNazaroff @NickJFreitas @RandPaul The same way they did it in 1979 and Soviets did it in 1991.

@NickJFreitas @RandPaul And HOW are they supposed to do that when they don't have weapons and the IRGC has machine guns? We have to get to the point where they CAN do it, which means either removing the IRGC or we arm them. Which will it be?

Disgusting. How long until Iranians rise up and reclaim their country . . . Iran regime hangs 19-year-old wrestler Saleh Mohammadi for protesting regime | Fox News foxnews.com/sports/mojtaba…

@NickJFreitas @RandPaul We shouldn’t even concern ourselves with it. They’ll either rise up or they won’t. Either way, it’s none of our business.

You guys can be mad at Sen Paul all day long, but he is not wrong that it will have to be the Iranian people that take charge and overthrow the regime. This will not be another nation building exercise by the US. I want them to do it! I have supported this effort. But the reality is the window is closing.

@thatsKAIZEN “Fanatical regime” that for some reason refrained from attacking us?

Joe Kent said on Tucker Carlson that the Iranian regime has a rule forbidding use of nukes. But that fatwa was never written. Nor is it listed along other fatwas. Westerners fail to understand: You can’t take the word of fanatical regimes who waste life and worship death.

@priyaee People’s courage should be assessed by how willing they are to risk other people’s lives.

Crazy work, tbh

@nic_carter “Why don’t right wingers just focus on relevant issues like curling and Morrocan spice markets?”

it's completely possible to be a right winger and not spend an ounce of mental energy on charlie kirk conspiracies, inter podcaster turf wars, Israel/the Jews/Bibi or anything to do with nick fuentes or candace owens. i do it every day, it's great, i highly recommend it

@willchamberlain You are posting leaked information about a “leak”?

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@wil_da_beast630 Who else on that team got a flow like him?

Why is Snoop Dogg in this graphic?

@ripplebrain Russia has enough missiles for another 2 months. In fact, they are already using shovels and parts from washing machines.

- Iran wouldn't dare close the Strait of Hormuz - Iran would never hit Gulf oil infrastructure - The war will last four days - Iran is running out of missiles - We have air supremacy over Iran - The strait isn't really closed - The war will help the US economy - Short term pain for long term gain - 90% of Iran's launchers have been destroyed - Iran's air defenses have been 100% destroyed - Iran's navy has been 145% destroyed - The war is over, and we've already won

@realmanofgenius @seanmdav Does this mean he hates Dave Smith, Glenn Greenwald, Bret Weisntein and Jeffrey Sachs?

Nice try. When is the last time Tucker did an interview with someone who is pro-Israel without attacking them and interrupting them and never letting them get a word in edgewise because he wants to embarrass them or catch them in a gotcha? Because he never interrupts Nick Fuentes or anyone else who clearly hates both Israel AND the Jews. You know them by the company they keep, and Tucker keeps some real low-life assholes around him ever since he left Fox News.

I defended Netanyahu earlier today, and now I’m going to defend Tucker from similar false smears. I’ve known Tucker for close to 20 years, and the claim that he is anti-Semitic is absurd, as his own words attest. It sure would be nice if we could go back to arguing positions on their own merits instead of using the commie tactic of smearing anyone who disagrees as racists or Nazis.

@eugyppius1 It may not be their call. Iran can’t afford to get neutered every few months.

they’re going to try to back out and end it

@GraduatedBen I’m not sure this makes it better. US had warned them already to refrain from striking energy infrastructure. They DGAF.

He got the call

@kshahrooz What is currently being done is not even an alternative. The only way is for Iranian people to decide their future. And this does not include those pontificating from the comfort of the West.

I don't wanna minimize civilian suffering in this war, but anyone can play this game. For every picture of a war victim, there's 47 years' worth of pics of suffering under this regime. If there's an alternative way to achieve freedom, I'm all ears. But until then, yes, behold this best chance at freedom.

@ace2blue @mmjukic “Both the Red Sea and the Gulf will part as soon as Trump decides we need them split into two halfs.”

@mmjukic You’re so far behind on this that you need remedial instruction. The Strait will be open as soon as Trump decides to open it. Iran has zero say.

The Strait of Hormuz is still closed. Iran has every incentive to keep this up until they get a peace deal.

@mmjukic Peace deal does not help them. They need guarantees.

@yosefyisrael25 @SweeneySteve There are no wounded people from their strikes? 100% kill rate?

@SweeneySteve As we all see if Israel wants to take someone out, they do. You’re not that important

Today I$rael tried to kill me in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon as I was reporting on was the targeting of bridges and the forced displacement of 1 million people, an ethnic cleansing operation on a larger scale than the Nakba I have absolutely no doubt that this was deliberate. Despite claims there were no warnings ahead of the strike and no notifications sent to the Lebanese Army who allowed us to film As we have seen in Gaza they want to silence journalists who document and report their war crimes It is the western powers who provide political and military support for I$rael, arming it to the teeth to carry out genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing here in Lebanon. They are not simply complicit, but active participants and should be held accountable for their actions. But if I$rael thinks today’s strike will silence us and keep us out of the field they are very, very mistaken

@KurtSchlichter If someone tells you paying $6 a gallon with possible $10 coming up is winning, tell them to go live in their beloved country in order to benefit from this war.

If somebody tells you that the Iranians getting their asses kicked all over the Middle East and being dominated in every single sphere of the battle space, except ground – and that’s coming, but not with our troops – means they are winning, he is either stupid or thinks you are. @townhallcom Don’t Listen to Idiots About the Iran War townhall.com/columnists/kur…

@phl43 Conversely, they could let Iran control it going forward and refrain from starting stupid wars with it.

A lot of people say that, after this war, Hormuz will no longer matter and Iran will lose this deterrent because Gulf states will invest in pipelines and other infrastructure to carry oil and gas to the Red Sea, but I'm pretty skeptical. Just having a quick look at this, it seems that building the necessary infrastructures would cost well over $100 billion. But those infrastructures would only be used at a fraction of their capacity most of the time, because once the war is over it would be much cheaper to export oil and gas by sea through Hormuz. Moreover, unless Iran is completely eliminated as a threat (in which case there would be no point in making those investments in the first place), the pipeline and other infrastructure would be vulnerable in the Gulf where the oil and gas would still be coming from. I'm curious what experts on the energy market think, perhaps @Rory_Johnston or @JavierBlas can share their thoughts, but I have a hard time believing such huge investments, as opposed to adding some redundancy, would make sense financially.

@Bowtiedplayer The side that has 30% support for the war and is about to get wiped out in the midterms? Brilliant!

One side in the Iran conflict has: F-35s, Palantir, and the entire GCC now hating Iran The other side has: A bizarre coalition of DEI gay race communists, middle-aged burnout bro vets, and Columbia University I'm betting on side 1