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Trade is better and cheaper than wars☝️

[Richard Medhurst @richimedhurst]

Please go study US and European history from the last 500 years. Imperialism, capitalism, colonialism.

It will shock you and you will understand that Zionism is not an anomaly but yet another example of European settler
colonialism (just like the US).

Proper deprogramming.

[Ben Tomeo @TomeoBen]

@richimedhurst Back when Joe Biden could speak properly he did a fine job articulating what you just said.

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@TeamOssoff 🤮🤮,...

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@NicoleGohlke Das Geld kommt von meinern Steuergeldern, Abgaben, Luftsteuer und andere Zwangsabgaben😭😏,...

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@wallacemick the records of the barbarians and barbarism🤮,...

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@Kathleen_Tyson_ @Taleb1ye Control of 40% of the world's energy😏,...

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@Taleb1ye Control of 40% of the world's energy😏☝🏾,...

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@HannesZipfel Iran blockiert nicht, sondern USA und zwar weltweit, um andere Länder zu zwingen, US-Öl zu kaufen und Dollar als Weltweitwähren zu halten. Warum ist Nordstream nicht in Betrieb!?

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@maxotte_says USA hat weltweit viele Stellvertreter für ihre ewige Kriege😏,...

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@FaytuksNetwork 😏,...

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@MichaelAArouet Eastern Europe, especially Poland and Hungary, is being sold off; nothing belongs to the Poles and Hungarians, the buyers are the capital of the Anglo-Saxons and Germany 😏☝🏾,...

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[Brian Berletic @BrianJBerletic]

🇺🇸🇨🇳🇵🇭 War or Development? US Continues Turning Philippines into "Ukraine of Southeast Asia," Transferring Old Ships to Help Provoke China

▪️US Navy's USNI media boasts of the US and US proxy Japan transferring old ships to the Philippines as part of an ongoing policy of fueling tensions with neighboring China;

▪️Because the US has successfully and almost completely politically captured the Philippines, it has pivoted the Southeast Asian nation away from national development and toward irrational conflict against China which is the Philippines' largest trade partner;

▪️Under the previous gov, the Philippines epanded cooperation with China in areas of infrastructure and industry - all of this has been canceled and progress physically destroyed;

▪️The US has expanded military bases, pumped weapons into the Philippines, and is discussing building arms production plants there - nothing the impoverished nation actually needs for development;

▪️As a result of US political capture and the "Ukrainization" of the Philippines - to put it in perspective - despite a larger population than Thailand (118 million vs 70 million), the Philippines suffers from a lower GDP with the average Thai having double the purchasing power of Filipino counterparts;

▪️Thailand enjoys excellent infrastructure, excellent universal health care, is building high speed rail with China, & hosts Chinese (and many other) car factories (China is also Thailand's largest trade partner) - the Philippines does not;

In other words, being forced to "pick" the US is already a slow process of impoverishment and self-destruction - US policy is deliberately trying to accelerate this to encircle China, destabilize Asia, and will of course destroy the Philippines in the process - just like Ukraine.

The US has one playbook with one outcome and reuses it liberally worldwide and will continue to do so until people see through it, expose it, and stop it.

Despite Thailand's success so far, it also faces constant and substantial subversion by the US through NED-funded opposition groups seeking to turn Thailand into a battering ram just like South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines.

The US has many plans for Asia, none of them include national development or a peaceful future...

Here is the article: https://t.co/5hruQBSLKt

[Brian Berletic @BrianJBerletic]

🇺🇸🇨🇳🇵🇭 War or Development? US Continues Turning Philippines into "Ukraine of Southeast Asia," Transferring Old Ships to Help Provoke China

▪️US Navy's USNI media boasts of the US and US proxy Japan transferring old ships to the Philippines as part of an ongoing policy of fueling tensions with neighboring China;

▪️Because the US has successfully and almost completely politically captured the Philippines, it has pivoted the Southeast Asian nation away from national development and toward irrational conflict against China which is the Philippines' largest trade partner;

▪️Under the previous gov, the Philippines epanded cooperation with China in areas of infrastructure and industry - all of this has been canceled and progress physically destroyed;

▪️The US has expanded military bases, pumped weapons into the Philippines, and is discussing building arms production plants there - nothing the impoverished nation actually needs for development;

▪️As a result of US political capture and the "Ukrainization" of the Philippines - to put it in perspective - despite a larger population than Thailand (118 million vs 70 million), the Philippines suffers from a lower GDP with the average Thai having double the purchasing power of Filipino counterparts;

▪️Thailand enjoys excellent infrastructure, excellent universal health care, is building high speed rail with China, & hosts Chinese (and many other) car factories (China is also Thailand's largest trade partner) - the Philippines does not;

In other words, being forced to "pick" the US is already a slow process of impoverishment and self-destruction - US policy is deliberately trying to accelerate this to encircle China, destabilize Asia, and will of course destroy the Philippines in the process - just like Ukraine.

The US has one playbook with one outcome and reuses it liberally worldwide and will continue to do so until people see through it, expose it, and stop it.

Despite Thailand's success so far, it also faces constant and substantial subversion by the US through NED-funded opposition groups seeking to turn Thailand into a battering ram just like South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines.

The US has many plans for Asia, none of them include national development or a peaceful future...

Here is the article: https://t.co/5hruQBSLKt

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@richimedhurst The West has been killing, murdering, raping, lying, and robbing for 500 years ☝🏾,...

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@richterwh2 @maxotte_says ☝🏾,..

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@ThierryBorgeat There are no miracle weapons; what matters is the will to fight and survive. Compare Iran to Venezuela!?

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

The Normalization of chaos: How Conflicts in Ukraine and Iran advance in the Dark

In prolonged or stagnant conflicts, a static territorial map conceals a war of attrition where the true movement occurs in regeneration capabilities, technological innovation, and political sustainability. This is the core similarity between the conflict in the Gulf and the war in Ukraine.

Stagnation, whether caused by truces or the inherent impositions of war, does not mean an absence of movement. Instead, it represents a transfer of energy from the front lines to engineering drawing boards, industrial planning, and negotiations within general staffs.

When the map fails to move, or when there is no clear definition of superiority that can be translated into war objectives, the conflict becomes about who solves the technological and tactical enigma first.

For the first time since 2023, Ukraine has recently gained territory. These were advances into the gray zone, but advances nonetheless. Such conquests are linked to increasingly constant long-range attacks, which are certain to escalate.

Drawing boards are hyperactive on both sides: the Russians are also studying and refining their advance toward the last strongholds of the Donbas. This aspect has changed little, and sooner or later, this takeover will occur.

However, the point here is not the territorial gain itself, but the fact that Ukrainians are focusing on increasingly relevant damage to pressure the Russians to the negotiating table. At the current pace, these attacks will become frequent in Moscow within months.

Regarding this, the Russian advantage in the big picture, occupying 20% of Ukraine, or the rain of missiles and drones over Ukrainian cities matters little. This is because such situations have become normalized within the conflict and no longer generate additional leverage at a bargaining table.

Development during a stalemate or truce is precisely what can break the deadlock in negotiations, which is why so much is invested in them.

In the case of Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has already lasted three months. Despite generating global inflation, the situation is slowly normalizing, whether through price manipulation or otherwise.

Gulf countries continue to face major export problems, just as Asian countries are already dealing with low stocks of oil and derivatives. Europeans are also suffering from the inflation caused by the war.

However, lamentably, all this pressure on Trump has been losing its power to generate decisions favorable to a peace agreement. On the contrary: everything is becoming relatively normalized, allowing for the pursuit of solutions that are not necessarily peaceful.

In May 2026, Trump launched Project Liberty, an initiative to guide merchant ships stranded by the Iranian blockade. Only two days after its start, on May 5, 2026, he suspended the operation, citing progress in talks with Iran.

The truth, however, was that the attempt to impose military force failed and ended in an exchange of missiles.

This measure was just one of many ideas in a package born during the truce. Iran did not yield; instead, it took steps to further mine parts of the strait and aprimorate its air defenses in the region.

The problem is that this truce is normalizing the closure of the strait within global economic vectors, which drastically reduces the pressure on Trump.

This is primarily because he is not concerned with the exports of Gulf countries at this moment. His bet is different: that his blockade of Iranian ships will suffocate Tehran’s economy before those of the GCC.

No one knows with precision the remaining oil storage capacity Iran has left, but suffocating it is a central part of the American plan.

Full article:

https://t.co/wzgybDoOXP

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@pati_marins64 👍🏾, Who should be afraid of atomic bombs😏,...

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@DrLuetke Deutschland wird in USA nicht Fußball-Weltmeister, Putin ist schuld, 😏😜,...

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@mel__aura Warum sollten die Menschen in Deutschland arbeiten oder Vermögen aufbauen, oder in Deutschland überhaupt investieren, wenn so viele Gauner und Vampire straffrei herumlaufen😜😏,...