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AF | Clarity. Beats. Real talk.

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Called It From the Get-Go 📅🦆

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Iran’s banking hard on barking loud enough to scare everybody off. Zero effect on me. Zero effect on Trump — he’s not handing them an easy out. Mexican standoff.

Their conventional ground force has been getting chewed up for years. The nonstop maximalist threats and constant lying just turned the whole thing into pure noise. Chronic liars about what they can actually do.

If we’re gonna do this, let’s just fucking do it. Go fuck them up, get it done and over with, then get the fuck out. Take that shit and hand it over to the people. Tell them straight: this is what we’re doing, now get the fuck out. That alone will completely fuck their headspace.

I guarantee the people finally rise. They’re already on the brink — they just need that extra push. When they see their boys getting fucked up left and right they’re gonna realize real quick these assholes ain’t Superman. They only look intimidating because the regime’s unpopular as hell. People forget half the country’s military age or already did mandatory service. Once that mask slips, it’s over.

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@picznvidz @MarioNawfal He's not a bad guy—he includes enough info to seem accurate. Scrutinize it or it can mislead. It's not what you believe, but why you believe it...

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It’s Not What You Believe But Why You Believe It
🔍 Zero cope. Question every frame.
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Visuals: Yemeni Military Media (الإعلام الحربي اليمني / https://t.co/kqX8tnC72G)
Original source: @Yemen22311

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Excellent points. We see the same globalist playbook elsewhere too—not just next door.

Pretty sure these tariff differences get sorted sooner rather than later. Remember how messy Greenland looked? It ended up working out cleanly for everyone.

Average people on both sides just want fair deals without elites forcing their agenda. 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸

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Point blank: no Republican’s winning the presidency next. Not cuz people hate ‘em—this administration f***** up so bad that Vance, Rubio, and anyone tied to it is cooked. Same on the Democrat side. Harris is an easy loss again, AOC and the rest are media-backed fools they’re selling as superstars. America’s ready for a real third party. Mechanisms ain’t there yet, so it’ll be a hybrid for now.

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Thought this was worth noting...

The search warrant on Rep. Omar’s D.C. home was signed by a magistrate judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The affidavit remains sealed, so the specific name has not been released.

Only four magistrates currently serve on that court: G. Michael Harvey, Zia Faruqui, Moxila Upadhyaya, and Matthew Sharbaugh.

Based on the published duty schedule covering October 12, the strongest indication is that Judge Sharbaugh was the one on criminal duty that week. All four were selected by majority vote of the D.C. District Court’s Article III judges, not by presidential appointment.

In high-profile matters the judge’s identity and background are usually public almost immediately. Here the materials are sealed, so the usual framing has been absent. The fact that a D.C. magistrate found probable cause and signed off is established; which one remains unconfirmed until the seal is lifted or charging documents name them.

We’ll see how it develops once more of the record is public.

[Insider Wire @InsiderWire]

#BREAKING: Ilhan Omar received citizenship through her father, but there’s no proof he was a citizen.

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@Breaking911 😭

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After that last disaster, the first two remain classics forever. Ready to give this new one a second look.

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Warner Bros. officially greenlit The Matrix: Finality, with director Drew Goddard confirming that Tom Hardy is locked in to star.

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Dang today has been brutal and not failed to deliver. Celebrities dying in threes again—Amber Siyavus, Kash shot dead at 29, and RJ Mitte. Boom boom boom. And all the other news is just off the charts.

[TMZ @TMZ]

🕊️ Reality TV personality Kash was shot dead at 29, woman arrested.

What we know: https://t.co/BPZI747WbG

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This week, starting today, is gonna be nothing but breaking news on X. All over the place. Shit’s happening left and right. Feels like the first 24 hours of February 28th.

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Not even evening yet — another one. RIP Amber Siyavus 🕊️ #BigBrother
Told you this week would be pure breaking news chaos. 📰

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🕊️ "Big Brother" star Amber Siyavus has died at 46. https://t.co/qT36DfGEOV

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Same issue as the Hormuz Letter post. Haaretz rests on one unnamed diplomatic source—no official confirmation. Broader reporting shows only quiet intel sharing via CENTCOM, not a push to join strikes and force a defense pact. Unverified “advisors on the ground” makes it thinner. Big claim, needs better sourcing.

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The selective amnesia is breathtaking.

On October 12, 2026, House Democratic leaders and the Associated Press framed a judicially authorized search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C. home as an “abuse of power” by the Trump administration. Omar called it the “latest escalation” in a decade-long “campaign of political intimidation” and an “attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement.” Her spokesperson called it an “outrageous abuse of power,” an “unprecedented escalation,” and a “pointless federal raid,” declaring: “No president should be able to use the power of the federal government to intimidate his political enemies.” Omar vowed she “will not be silenced.” Allies echoed the language of political persecution and authoritarianism—weeks before midterms.

Now set that against August 2022.

When the FBI executed a judicially authorized search warrant at Mar-a-Lago—part of a criminal investigation into the retention of presidential records, including documents marked classified—Omar’s reaction was not concern about weaponization or abuse of power. It was sarcasm and dismissal.

On August 12, 2022, quoting the statutes listed in the warrant (including 18 USC 793), she posted:
“Nothing to see here folks, just a former President of the United States being investigated for the violation of the Espionage Act.”

On August 31:
“Those of us who get classified briefings in DC get stripped of any devices and bags when we enter and stripped of all notes when we exit. I can’t believe the same Members who go through this are now defending Trump exposing classified documents to anyone who enters his home.”

On September 2, reacting to the unsealed inventory:
“😳Where did the classified content go?”

No statements framing the Mar-a-Lago search as an outrageous abuse, a pointless raid, political intimidation, or a dangerous precedent. The standard then was accountability under a court-approved warrant. The same standard, applied to a sitting Democratic member under a different administration, becomes fascism and weaponization.

Both actions were carried out under judicially authorized warrants in federal criminal investigations. The difference is who was targeted and which party controlled the executive branch.

The AP’s framing of Democratic leaders’ condemnation as straightforward news—without equivalent scrutiny of the 2022 record—is not neutral reporting. It is the selective application of language. “Abuse of power” and “weaponization” are political characterizations that appear when the subject is on the preferred team. When the subject was Trump, the same mechanism was treated as routine law enforcement by many of the same voices.

This is not complicated. A court-authorized search in a criminal probe is either an acceptable tool of accountability or it is an illegitimate abuse—depending on whose door the agents knock on. The record shows the standard shifting with the target.

If the principle is “no president should be able to use federal law enforcement to target political enemies,” it applies in both directions or it is not a principle. Selective invocation of one while ignoring the other is not defense of norms. It is the opposite.

The record is the record.

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@Barchart Korea and the US are totally different beasts. Both recover slow and steady, not explosive. America’s still a powerhouse; we’ll grind through the debt like always.

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@unusual_whales BlackRock's shift smartly backs bonds after strong auctions. China's gradual cut to an 18-year low is offset by Japan and UK demand. Extra layer of strength.

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@NYCMayor I voted for Dinkins out of Democratic loyalty even though I thought he sucked and still do. I’ve since become an independent. However, you make him look like a brilliant mayor.

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So what. He's going to lose by a thin margin to Rogers, mimicking his own primary. Bookmark this. Rogers is a useful Zionist for Israel. I don't give a f*** about either of them. Rogers still has the stronger name recognition to pull off a bare win, like Alfonse D'Amato in the 90s.

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@RepAOC @Ilhan AOC, stay on the down low till after the election is done so Omar doesn’t drag you down—okay juicy booty. You did say you have a juicy booty 😭

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@HormuzLetter Underlying claim rests on a single unnamed source. Not good enough.

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@Ilhan You had a good run. Luckier than most. But your luck ran out.

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@CNN BS... pizzagate not debunked.

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It was a surprise to read the initial post. Canada cannot defeat the United States in a conventional fight, today or in any realistic future scenario.

The disparity in size, technology, logistics, air power, and overall combat power is overwhelming. A conflict would end quickly and decisively in America’s favor.We’re still waiting on Alberta becoming the 51st state, by the way.

Personally I like Canadians. Don’t care about the politics—they’re good, decent people.