Pooches' Dad

Warrior tending to his garden.

[Austin Franco @AustinFranco123]

😭

[Pred Alert @PredAlerter]

An entire town got together to expose this child pred who go caught trying to fall in love with a 14-year-old boy

[Pooches' Dad @Thomas_Kilpat]

@AustinFranco123 @AssigningBlame conspires always act shocked.

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

IRAN SAYS IT HASN'T SOUGHT US TALKS IN PAST 16-17 DAYS: IRIB

Lol

[1984 @TheOfficial1984]

I'm an oil brat who grew up in Saudi Arabia because my family worked for Aramco

I lived under sharia law

No drugs
No booze
No crime
No gambling
No pedos
No hoes
No p°rn
No homos
No trannies
No depravity
No sex changes

Consequently,..

No jews

(go figure)

#MakeAmericaSharia https://t.co/mOGpOILjoO

[Jody Chase @JodyChaseTN]

⚡🚨 TRENDING: Baron Coleman says Candace Owens isn't bluffing. According to him, it's about to be an UGLY week for TPUSA and the "Fedsloppers." He says they might want to go get a deal. 👀🔥

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

The Israeli lobby spent $30 million to beat me, but America won because an entire generation is now aware of their corrosive influence on our government. Every elected Republican in Congress is bought, captured, or intimidated by them to some degree. I am the last who is not.

[Mark @Mark4XX]

IRANIAN PROF EXPOSES THE PLAN: DESTROY THE U.S. ECONOMY WHILE TRUMP IS PRESIDENT

Iranian Professor Izadi just laid out the clearest statement yet of Tehran’s current thinking. After failed talks and repeated U.S. strikes, a growing number of voices inside Iran no longer believe diplomacy can work. Their answer is simple and brutal: raise the cost until the American economy itself is broken.

THE CORE THESIS: CRUSH THE U.S. ECONOMY TO END TRUMP
➡️ “Make sure the U.S. economy is destroyed while Trump is the president.”
➡️ That is the explicit goal now being discussed among many Iranians.
➡️ Take 20 percent of the oil coming from the region and prices stay high for at least two years.
➡️ High oil prices for two years mean the end of Trump, the end of his presidency, and the end of the American economy — three goals at the same time.

THE MILITARY SOLUTION
➡️ Negotiations have failed for more than 20 years. Every time Iran sat at the table, the United States bombed the table.
➡️ The problem with the United States therefore has no diplomatic solution. It has a military solution.
➡️ Continued attacks are needed to cause enough pain so this never happens again and military deterrence is restored.

THE TARGET LIST
➡️ Oil facilities, hit hard enough that repairs take a long time.
➡️ Desalination plants that supply 98 percent of the water for Gulf countries.
➡️ With 50,000 U.S. troops in the region, if those countries lose water the troops have no choice but to leave and drink water back home in America.

WHY THIS LEVEL OF FORCE
➡️ For 46 years after the 1979 revolution the United States never attacked Iran the way it is attacking now.
➡️ Only in the last year did the attacks intensify because Washington believed it could handle the cost.
➡️ Iranians are tired of being hit every few weeks, losing civilians and infrastructure. Enough is enough.
➡️ The cost so far has not been high enough. Trump keeps attacking. The equation must change.

THE HISTORICAL PLAYBOOK
➡️ America ends wars when its politicians finally realize they made a mistake.
➡️ That is how Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan stopped. Either the executive branch or Congress concludes the price is too high and the funding ends.
➡️ The same logic is now being applied: force the realization that the current policy is destroying the U.S. economy, and the policy will change.

THE BOTTOM LINE
Iran has decided that only the language of force works. Raise the economic cost high enough, for long enough, and the United States will be forced to stop.
This is no longer about limited deterrence. This is about breaking the American economy while Trump is still in office.

HT: YouTube Mario Nafwal
#IranPlan #USEconomy #OilWeapon #TrumpEnd #DesalinationTarget #MilitarySolution #DeterrenceRestored

[Owen Benjamin 🐻 @OwenBenjamin]

Once you figure it out there are really only two options left…

[Owen Benjamin 🐻 @OwenBenjamin]

It was really cool of jay dyer to pop on the stream today and do some of his fantastic comedy. It’s called “cringe comedy” because it’s bad on purpose and if you don’t like it it’s because you’re dumb and blasphemous.
I really enjoyed it

[Dan Bilzerian for Congress @ElectBilzerian]

They are all groypers. (Boy gropers)

[Amity @amitylee13]

💥💥💥💥💥

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

📡🚫 A guy on Reddit just engineered a 3D‑printed tool that blocks Flock cameras without touching them.

A 3D‑printed attachment snaps onto a broom or extension pole and uses a rubber band to stretch a grocery bag over the lens.

No contact + No 'vandalism' = No felony.

[Ryan @forbiddenmerch]

Jews in the German army ✡️⬇️

Approximately 150,000 soldiers with Jewish blood would eventually fight for the armed forces of the Third Reich.

These included:
2 Field Marshals
15 Generals
8 Lieutenant Generals
5 Major Generals

Together they commanded up to 100,000 troops.

[Margaret Kimberley @freedomrideblog]

Is this the same Russell Simmons who can’t come back to the U.S. because he’s a rapist?

[Brother Nathanael @RealBroNat]

This is the same as Mormonism. "When man fell, he fell in the right direction." Jay Dyer is preaching the satanic doctrine.

[Andrew Granato @agranato42]

More on the LA Dodgers PE/private credit/life insurance criminal probe. This is the exact sort of issue that @PranjalDrall and I flag: use of an insurer as a privileged issuance vehicle for private credit to other firms of the owner, potentially at policyholder/taxpayer expense.

[Nightingale Associates @FCNightingale]

Q2 Metro Denver Office Vacancy Rate at 26.6%.

Central Business District (CBD) at 35.4%.

Metro Denver had more than 30 million square feet vacant.

-Cushman and Wakefield
#commercialrealestate

[Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator. @RudyHavenstein]

Host: "You believe the risk now posed by private credit and private equity ecosystem poses a greater risk than the S&L crisis, the Dotcom bubble, and the subprime collapse all put together?"

Rod Dubitsky, former ratings analyst with Moody’s: "Yes"