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[Avin Ho @AvinHe]

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[老马投资研究 @LMDFinance]

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[Summer 在交易 @Summer_trading]

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@MarkJCarney bootlicker

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@WhiteHouse 吹牛逼，扯犊子呢!

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

BREAKING: On April 1, Iranian-linked drones struck Castrol oil warehouses on the Erbil to Mosul road in Iraqi Kurdistan. Massive fires. Secondary explosions. Castrol storage infrastructure destroyed. No casualties reported. The strike was retaliation for British basing of American strike aircraft at RAF Fairford, Lakenheath, and Diego Garcia. Keir Starmer, who says this is not Britain’s war, has issued no statement.

Nobody has mentioned who owns Castrol.

Castrol is a subsidiary of BP. BP acquired it through Burmah-Castrol in 2000. And BP has another name. Its original name. The name it carried when the relationship between Britain and Iran was forged in petroleum and broken in betrayal. BP was founded in 1909 as the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. It was renamed the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company in 1935. In 1951, Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh nationalised it. In 1953, the CIA and MI6 executed Operation Ajax, overthrew Mossadegh, and installed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to protect the company’s concession. Anglo-Iranian Oil was renamed British Petroleum in 1954. The coup created the grievance. The grievance created the revolution. The revolution created the Islamic Republic. The Islamic Republic created the IRGC. And on April 1 2026, the IRGC sent drones to destroy warehouses belonging to the same corporate family whose oil concession started the entire 73-year cycle.

The ghost of Anglo-Iranian Oil just landed on the Erbil-Mosul road.

Burmah Oil, the parent company that founded Anglo-Persian in 1909, acquired Castrol in 1966. BP absorbed both in 2000. The corporate genealogy is a single line: the company that drilled Masjed Soleyman in 1908, that built the Abadan refinery, that lost everything when Mossadegh said the oil belongs to Iran, that got everything back when the CIA said it does not, is the same company whose lubricant warehouses burned in Kurdistan last night. The brand on the warehouse wall is the descendant of the brand on the refinery gate in 1951. The fire in Erbil is the echo of the fire in Abadan. The distance between them is 73 years and zero lessons learned.

Starmer’s silence is genealogical. Britain’s relationship with Iran was built on oil extraction, maintained through coups, and defended through proxies for seven decades. The Islamic Republic exists because Britain and America decided in 1953 that Iranian democracy was less important than an oil concession. Every IRGC division, every Shahed drone factory traces its political origin to the moment Mossadegh was removed so that Anglo-Iranian Oil could keep pumping. The drone that hit Castrol in 2026 was built by the regime that exists because Castrol’s parent company was protected in 1953.

Iran knows this history. The warehouse was not random. The brand was not incidental. The target was selected with the same precision the CIA used when it selected Mossadegh. The Shahed drone does not read corporate genealogies. But the commander who chose the target does. And the message is not about lubricant warehouses. It is about memory. About a debt that was never settled. About a concession that was never truly returned. About a company that changed its name four times and still could not outrun what it did in 1953.

“Not our war” is what Britain says in 2026. “Not our oil” is what Iran said in 1951. Britain did not accept that answer then. Iran is not accepting it now.

The fire burns both ways. It always has.

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[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

A lot of people are dunking on Trump for this 👇 but this is actually one of the truer things he's said.

There is indeed a lot of irony in the fact the U.S. President can completely destroy a country economically with sanctions and embargoes without Congressional approval - solely through executive orders as he's currently doing with Cuba or did with Venezuela - but he cannot impose tariffs.

Which is genuinely bizarre: you can literally starve an entire people to death but slapping a 10% fee on their goods is where U.S. "democracy" kicks in.

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@god77774 日本第三，呆湾第二，米国第一

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@BeijingDai 对着稀泥喊几声“呀买碟”，提精成功。

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@vonderleyen This hybrid old mother dog, who can no longer give birth, represents the foolishness and badness of Europeans, and the arrogant and lowlyness!

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@kajakallas Stupid, stupid old mother dog, hahaha.

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@RnaudBertrand

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@LeighWolf @ChasingTrout A typical white image representative of stupid and bad and stupid. Not knowing what's happening in the vast world outside, and not wanting to step out of the wild bullpen to see what's happening in the advanced world?
Arctic barbarians, white-skinned pigs full of smell!

[Avin Ho @AvinHe]

@fordnation A typical white image representative of stupid and bad and stupid. Not knowing what's happening in the vast world outside, and not wanting to step out of the wild bullpen to see what's happening in the advanced world?
barbarians, a group of white-skinned pigs full of smell!

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@elonmusk It was a fucking time.

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@KELMAND1 人类有命運共同体？只有一桌顾客，厨子加服务员，再加本菜谱。

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@Hnbhger17 通过之日给赖送个钧瓷花瓶。

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@mikitaposts @breathMessi21 There is a Chinese proverb: The mud won't hold the wall!

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@BeijingDai In terms of the nature of the Venezuelan people, no president can change the status quo.

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@Appraiser008 井深无底，海枯石烂。

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