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[Sean @scs_real]

2,501 Americans were killed on this day in 1944.

To liberate Europe.

And that continent has pissed their deaths away.

[Mjim @Mjim22]

@steve_hanke Do you get paid to spread this propaganda?

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@KurtSchlichter David Jones would never become Bowie if it weren't for the Monkees.

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@sethjlevy He already did.

"It's historic"

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@RudyHavenstein Are there no grocery stores and pharmacies where you live?

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@steve_hanke Who is paying you Steve?

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@history_under Lol, Burn!

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@EchoesofWarYT Watch Dan Sickles.

[Seeking+Truth @Seeking0Truth]

@RichardGrenell Dwight D. Eisenhower:

“If in 10 years, all American troops stationed in Europe for national defense purposes have not been returned to the United States, then this whole project [NATO] will have failed.”

[Mjim @Mjim22]

@charmcitycop @ivanjbates I'm sure the Trump policies have nothing to do with it.

[Apranik 🇮🇷🇮🇱 @patriot_apranik]

URGENT: A promise of mass slaughter on live IRGC TV. 🚨

The Chief Justice of the Islamic Republic brazenly went on state television and shouted at President Trump:
“Who are you to tell us not to execute them?!”

He officially declared that the regime will completely ignore the international community and promised to carry out executions “swiftly and ruthlessly.”

The very men whose hands are dripping with the blood of 45,000 innocent Iranians are now promising a rapid wave of new hangings!

The world needs to see this. FINISH THE JOB! NO MORE TALKS!

[Ida Turan 🇮🇷 ایده توران @iranidaturan]

Updated analysis on Iran’s situation:

To properly understand the situation in Iran and make realistic forecasts, there are several key points we need to keep in mind:
1. The Islamic regime has never considered itself responsible for meeting the people’s needs or actually running the country.

It is essentially an Islamist terrorist organization that views Iran mainly as a resource pool to exploit. From the very beginning, it had no genuine legitimacy and only gained it through Western diplomatic recognition, which treated it as a normal government.

In truth, it operates as a parallel structure with its own separate financial networks. No level of destruction, poverty, or suffering inflicted on the Iranian people has ever changed or will change its decisions or behavior.

Do you remember Assad in Syria? Almost half of the population was killed or displaced, yet it had zero impact on his hold on power.

2. The current U.S. pressure and sanctions are precisely targeting the regime’s oil revenues, the same money that has always funded regional terrorism, missiles, and its nuclear program. That revenue was never spent on governing the country or helping the people. So even if it disappears, the regime’s core ability to repress and control the territory remains largely intact.

3. The regime actually welcomes an aerial conflict. War, which it always calls “imposed” and “defensive”, is a blessing for them. That’s why they keep provoking and refusing any meaningful cooperation.

They know that even if they are weakened, they can survive. All failures can be blamed on the war and the enemy, and any domestic protests can be crushed more brutally amid the chaos.

4. The real benefit of sanctions and sustained pressure is that they deepen the internal fractures inside the regime. They force rival factions to turn on each other in the fight for power, weakening the system from within. Everyone knows Mojtaba Khamenei is dead, and there are multiple serious contenders for succession.

5. If the internal players manage to adapt, reach some kind of agreement, and avoid a full coup or purge, we will probably see another limited external strike, another layer peeled back, and the game will reset once again.

6. Naturally, I hope that this time the regime’s usual tactic of buying time finally backfires. With the heavy degradation of its air defenses and missile program since February 28, the conditions are now very different.

The option of a Libya-style approach, providing limited but decisive support to protesters, safe zones if needed, and close air support to help Iranians finish the job themselves, should seriously be on the table.

The Arab states have turned against the regime, it has almost no remaining international support, and there are credible opposition forces ready to step in and take control.

Everything feels far more prepared for this kind of outcome than it did at the start of the campaign. I truly hope the people of Iran get the chance to overthrow the regime themselves, with just enough external help to neutralize the remaining repressive forces.

Free Iran!
Javid Shah

[Mjim @Mjim22]

@MarioNawfal Who pays you Mario?

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@MarioNawfal Tell me you are an idiot without telling me.

[Melissa Tate @TheRightMelissa]

No word from the Pope

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@CynicalPublius Much like those who had Abraham Lincoln derangement syndrome fell silent to history.

[Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری 🇮🇷 @gghamari]

I'm waiting for the outrage by the left.

[Reza Pahlavi Communications @PahlaviComms]

The real war is between the regime and the people.

Iranians will not settle for anything less than a clear break with the regime.

Our freedom will make Iran a better partner for the world.

Prince Reza Pahlavi, speaking to Sweden’s TV4 Nyheterna.
https://t.co/55Wqs109tp

[Alec Lace @AlecLace]

Imagine melting down over the Trump meme but being cool with Pope Leo removing his shoes in a Mosque, praying before the mihrab in the direction of Mecca and claiming the mosque is a space proper to God