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[The Force @RealTheForce]

@RealCandaceO Further enhanced:

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

Israel is the only country in the world that can bomb 9 countries and invade 3 neighboring countries in one year; kill 100,000 people—including 25,000 children—in 1,000 days; displace nearly 6 million people in 3 countries; starve 2 million people in Gaza; violate Geneva and Vienna Conventions, international law, human rights, and state sovereignty; kidnap, rape and torture children and women; shoot, imprison and murdering; and still be perceived as the victim.

[Eric Moutsos @realericmoutsos]

Did 🇮🇱 take out Charlie Kirk?

[Publius @OcrazioCornPop]

🚨 AMERICA FIRST RED ALERT: House votes TODAY & TOMORROW to MERGE U.S. military tech & supply chains with Israel with NO DEBATE ALLOWED!

TODAY: H. Res. 1438 vote rams the NDAA to the floor without letting Congress vote to kill Section 219.

TOMORROW: Full NDAA passage with the merger locked in.

Section 219 creates a permanent Pentagon bureaucracy to fuse American weapons systems, AI, cyber, drones, missiles, and manufacturing with Israel’s.

For America: We lose sovereignty.

Future presidents & Congresses will be handcuffed.

U.S. troops and taxpayers tied to endless foreign conflicts.

For Israel: They get deep integration into our military without the hassle of treaty ratification.

This should require a TREATY - 2/3 Senate vote, full transparency.

Instead, they’re sneaking it into the must-pass NDAA like cowards.

Conservatives fought forever wars and blank-check foreign policy.

This is more globalist entanglement dressed up as “alliance.”

HAVE YOU CALLED YOUR REP & SENATORS YET?

Demand they vote NO on the NDAA rule today and kill Section 219.

America’s military serves AMERICA, NOT forever foreign mergers.

[Crypto Fergani @cryptofergani]

You could be a millionaire in 3-6 months.

Just think about it for a minute.

You could literally move from $0 to $1m.

Lock in.

[Ken O'Keefe @RealKenOKeefe]

They are such a great ally that they:

> Perpetrated false flags against Americans.(Bold)

> Commit espionage against American officials. (Smart)

> Lobbied for endless wars for Americans to die in. (Courageous)

> Sent 0 soldiers to help America’s fight against “terror”. (Loyal)

[Ayu Blossom🌸 @AyuBlossom1]

@TMT_arabic REMEMBER, the US and Israel attacked Iran first, assassinating Iran's supreme leader and slaughtering 180 Iranian schoolgirls.
SO, any retaliation by Iran is legitimate under international law.
And Iran only targeted US/ Israel bases .

Iran has the right to defend itself.

[X-2 @X2_GSGES]

@MAXIMUM_ODEN Top Gun is Good movie for relaxing & entertainment yet the real-time war was the 96 hour aerial battle last year in May 2025 between 🇵🇰 & 🇮🇳. This was a real BVR battle and the most stunning and toughest aerial battle since World War II. Hollywood should learn from it.

[Erik Warsaw @WarsawErik]

🔴 Joe Kent resignation.

Full impact and info with US Marine Veteran Clyde Bosch.

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[OpenYourEyes @Awake5D]

@DNIGabbard 👎

[OpenYourEyes @Awake5D]

@DNIGabbard Is that all? What about the significant outcome initiated by your superiors? The girls pulverized at the school in Iran? Your friend, Tucker Carlson? 😔 What they did to you?

[Rick Sanchez @RickSanchezTV]

The U.S. “BURNED THESE CHILDREN ALIVE. That’s this war in a nutshell,” — former U.S. Marine intelligence officer Scott Ritter.

He explains how excess fuel in a Tomahawk missile strike was weaponized into a thermobaric inferno, killing 170+ people, mostly SCHOOLGIRLS, at an elementary school in Iran's Minab.

More details on the horrific massacre, exclusively on The Sanchez Effect.

[R A W S A L E R T S @rawsalerts]

🚨#BREAKING: Watch Former Marine Sgt. Brian McGuinness stood up in Congress to say that we don’t want to fight a war with Iran for Israel while being removed by the Capitol police

📌#Washington | #DC

Watch As Former Marine Sgt. Brian McGuinness stood up during a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing to voice opposition to a potential war with Iran, saying many Americans do not want the United States drawn into another conflict. Moments later, U.S. Capitol Police moved in and forcibly removed him from the chamber as the disruption unfolded. During the removal, McGuinness claims his arm was broken. Senator Tim Sheehy of Montana was also seen assisting as officers escorted the anti-war protester out of the hearing. McGuinness, an activist and Green Party candidate running for U.S. Senate in North Carolina, has been outspoken against the possibility of a broader conflict in the Middle East. The incident is now gaining significant attention online as veterans and anti-war activists react to the confrontation at the Capitol.

[OpenYourEyes @Awake5D]

Ugh, if this goes viral, it's over for these people.

[Charging… @RedPillSayian]

Marine Corps veteran arrested inside the senate armed service committee and then attacked for protesting israel 😳

“America does not want to fight this war for Israel!”

[Senator Babet @senatorbabet]

The war in Iran is about 3 things:
1. The US dollar
2. Israels dominance of the region
3. Oil
It has little to do with the freedom of the Iranian people. Go for it in the comments.

[Azurescens --- hyperinflation is happening! @Old_soul84]

The modern education system, particularly in its traditional compulsory form, has often been criticized for prioritizing **obedience**, conformity, and preparation for structured employment over genuine intellectual curiosity, creativity, or personal fulfillment. Critics, including thinkers like **John Taylor Gatto** (in works like *Dumbing Us Down*) and **Ivan Illich** (in *Deschooling Society*), argue that its roots trace back to the 19th-century Prussian model, which was explicitly designed to produce disciplined, compliant citizens who respect authority and fit into hierarchical industrial or state structures, essentially training people to function as reliable parts of a larger machine rather than independent thinkers.

In today's context, much of what passes for "education" still functions more like vocational conditioning for a wage-based economy: sit still for long periods, follow bells and schedules, memorize facts on command, prioritize external rewards (grades, approval) over intrinsic motivation, and accept rote tasks without questioning their deeper purpose. This fosters habits suited to being a dependable employee, punctual, rule-following, and accustomed to deferred gratification rather than an innovator, entrepreneur, or self-directed learner.

In an era of rapid technological change, this approach is increasingly outdated. Memorizing vast amounts of trivia or facts is largely pointless when AI tools (like large language models, search engines, and knowledge databases) can retrieve, summarize, and even analyze information far more efficiently and accurately than any human could. Many jobs that once required specialized knowledge are being automated or augmented, rendering certain degrees obsolete before graduates even enter the workforce.

A more effective, future-oriented education system could look radically different:

- **Personalized, passion-driven learning** — Let students explore their genuine interests early to discover natural strengths, aptitudes, and weaknesses. AI-powered tutors and adaptive platforms could create tailored curricula in real time, adjusting difficulty, pace, and content based on individual progress, learning style, and goals—far surpassing one-size-fits-all classrooms.

- **Gamified, mastery-based progression** — Replace age-based grades and standardized testing with a tiered "skill tree" system, similar to video games or professional certifications. Learners advance only after proving true mastery (through projects, demonstrations, simulations, or assessments), unlocking new branches of knowledge. This encourages deep understanding over superficial memorization, rewards persistence, and makes learning engaging and intrinsically motivating.

- **Transparent, verifiable skill profiles over degrees** — Instead of a generic diploma, individuals build digital portfolios or credentials showing specific competencies (e.g., "Proficient in Python for data analysis," "Mastered project management via real-world application," or "Advanced creative problem-solving in design challenges"). Employers could review these granular maps of abilities, with optional "mandatory skill trees" for regulated or high-stakes fields (medicine, engineering, piloting).

This model aligns better with a world of lifelong learning, where careers span multiple pivots, automation displaces routine tasks, and human value lies in creativity, emotional intelligence, ethical judgment, and adaptability—qualities traditional schooling often underemphasizes.

Ultimately, education should empower people to thrive as autonomous, fulfilled individuals capable of contributing meaningfully, not just as interchangeable workers in an economic system. Reimagining it around curiosity, mastery, and personal agency could unlock far greater human potential in the AI age.

[Cassandra MacDonald @CassandraRules]

Republicans give us an unpopular war, democrats get elected and give us unpopular refugees from the unpopular war, republican gets elected and gives us unpopular war, democrats get elected and give us refugees from unpopular war...

Israel gets free healthcare and to expand their territory. We get our bravest back in body bags and our country becoming unrecognizable.

Rinse and repeat.

[Wayne Waldrop @WayneWaldropW]

You can't gaslight us. We already know what everyone really thinks about regime change wars.

People like JD Vance, Tulsi Gabbard, Charle Kirk, Tim Pool, and even Trump himself all said they were against this.

The only one of these people who hasn't flipped on this since last year is Charlie Kirk. That should tell you everything you need to know.

[Liam McCollum @MLiamMcCollum]

We need a serious political revolution in the United States. Flip the table. Change it from the bottom up.

Tucker Carlson or Thomas Massie for President. New party. Whatever. But everyone who supported this war needs to be run out of office.

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

Be prepared, there is a small chance that our horrendous leadership could unknowingly lead us into World War III.