willliam kohn

I am retired with a profound interest in Huminoid Robotics, AI, and a strong advocate for Free Speech. $TSLA Investor and TSLA owner

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@joeroganhq Didn't he die of TDS?

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@SawyerMerritt @RtaxiTracker Houston is now 3 25 in total

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@PrimeNewYork @Jesse_Leg @ManhattanInst That's a simple easy question. TRUMP WON BY A LANDSLIDE AND THE DEMS STOLE IT. That's the truth!

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@MarioNawfal Boeing does not make engines, that was an idiotic statement!

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Using Google is one fallacy and definitions matter. By expanding the definition from Islam to Muslim led we get a totally different picture. Also if you extend the time period to a period since the introduction of both concepts, USA versus Muslim, the numbers really sway.

Just looking at the attrocities of the Ottoman Empire you have 3 to 4 times as many deaths by Muslims then you have from the USA during our entire history.

According to Grok:

The raw numbers favor the expanded Muslim-majority side in both periods. If you want to narrow (e.g., only explicitly Islamist states/militias, or exclude intra-Muslim killings), or drill into specific eras/conflicts, let me know for more detail. Since 1776: Muslim-majority states/militias vs. USA

Muslim-majority side: Several million direct civilian deaths (conservative scholarly range: 4–10M+). Major documented contributors (Rummel and cross-verified sources):
Ottoman Empire/Young Turks/Turkey (1900–1923): ~1.883M (Armenian Genocide ~1–1.5M, Greek/Assyrian/others; plus related massacres/deportations).hawaii.edu
Pakistan (1971 Bangladesh genocide): ~1.503M (mostly Bengali Hindus and civilians).hawaii.eduOther 20th/21st-century examples: Syrian regime (civil war massacres/barrel bombs) ~200–500k civilians; Sudanese government/Janjaweed (Darfur + related) ~200–400k; Iraq under Saddam (Anfal campaign vs. Kurds, etc.) ~100–300k; Yemen/Saudi-led coalition ~100–200k direct; ISIS/Boko Haram militias and affiliates ~250k+ (already noted); plus smaller tolls from Iran-Iraq War civilian targeting, Libyan/Turkish operations, etc.
Cumulative: Easily exceeds 5M when adding all conflicts involving Muslim-majority states (e.g., intra-Muslim wars where one side's forces did the killing).

USA: Remains hundreds of thousands to ~1–2M max (as previously detailed: ~300–500k Japanese civilians in WWII bombing/atomic bombs; hundreds of thousands in Vietnam/Laos/Cambodia; tens-to-low-hundreds of thousands in Korea + post-9/11 wars per Airwars/Costs of War). Rummel's democide tally for the US is under 1M in the 20th century.
Conclusion for since 1776 (expanded): The broader Muslim-majority category has directly killed more civilians—driven by genocides and major 20th/21st-century conflicts. This is still estimates with uncertainty; totals mix state wars and militias.800 AD–present (full period for both)USA did not exist until 1776, so its total is unchanged (~1M or less, all post-1776).Broader aggregates (e.g., some analyses of "jihad/conquest" tolls) cite ~270M over 1,400 years (60M Africans via slave trade/raids, 80M India, etc.), but these are not consensus scholarly figures—they compile disparate events and are critiqued for overcounting or bias. Even conservative tallies (Necrometrics/Rummel-style) put pre-1776 Muslim-empire democide/war civilian deaths in the tens of millions.
Muslim-majority side: Tens of millions in conservative scholarly ranges; high-end claims reach 200–270M (but these are disputed aggregates). Key contributors (Necrometrics, Rummel pre-20th century tables, and historical analyses):
Timur (Tamerlane, 14th–15th C Muslim conqueror): 7–20M (massacres across Central Asia, Persia, India, Middle East).necrometrics.com
Muslim conquests/rule in India (Delhi Sultanate/Mughals, ~11th–18th C): Estimates range 2–80M (K.S. Lal's high figure of ~80M Hindus killed 1000–1525 is widely criticized as inflated/lacking data; more cautious mid-ranges ~10–30M from wars, massacres, temple destructions).en.wikipedia.org
Arab/Mideast slave trade (7th–19th C, largely under Muslim empires): ~18.5M deaths (Necrometrics; includes raids/killings, though not all "direct" battlefield).necrometrics.comEarly Islamic conquests (Abbasid/Umayyad eras post-800 AD, North Africa, Spain, etc.): Hundreds of thousands to low millions (battles/sieges; lower than Mongol-scale).
Ottoman full history + other empires (Safavid, etc.): Adds millions more from wars/genocides.
20th century onward: Several million as above.
Conclusion for 800 AD–present:
The Muslim-majority category has directly killed far more civilians (by orders of magnitude) due to the vastly longer timeframe and multiple empires/conquests. USA's post-1776 total is negligible in comparison.Key context and why numbers aren't definitiveThis expanded category is not the original "Islamists" (jihadist terrorists). It lumps unrelated secular states, ethnic conflicts, and intra-Muslim violence. Many deaths occurred in wars between Muslim-majority actors.

Pre-1776 data is especially rough—population baselines are guesses; "direct" vs. indirect is blurry.
For scale: Mongol conquests (non-Muslim) killed ~40M; European colonial/slave trade eras also tens of millions. Democide is higher under authoritarian regimes regardless of religion/culture (per Rummel's findings).
Sources prioritize peer-reviewed/historical atlases (Rummel, Necrometrics/White) over partisan tallies. All figures have huge ranges and ongoing debate.

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This is a great example of the wide range of your journalism. Sometimes you lead and find unique valid bits of information and opinion and at other times, you create pure trash. For this one, look for the garbage can. You can do better. Where is the same shit about Iranian leadership?

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@MarioNawfal oh...that's happening

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@MarioNawfal Imagine Iran without storage capacity for oil

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@MarioNawfal Imagine Israel without the IRGC
Imagine Israel without Hamas
Imagine Israel without Hezbollah
Imagine Israel without the PLO
Imagine Israel without Islamist hate
Imagine Mario without bias

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@MarioNawfal Imagine Israel without the IRGC
Imagine Israel without Hamas
Imagine Israel without Hezbollah
Imagine Israel without the PLO
Imagine Israel without Islamist hate

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@MarioNawfal These look like perfect targets to me. Can you email.Mossad the coordinates please!!!

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@MarioNawfal @grok Starlink

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@MarioNawfal @grok can starling replace underwater internet cables

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@Humanekot The major killers since the 700's, 800;s, etc. until the 2020's are Islamists. Enjoy the dark!

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@AutismCapital I am a Trump supporter but if true, this is very damaging information. I can't trust someone who profits in this way. Might as well be Putin!

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approximately how many days does Iran have before they have to begin shutting down their oil wells?

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These estimates come from analyst notes (e.g., FGE, Rabobank) and reporting as of mid-April 2026; the exact days left depend on precise storage levels, any partial exports, and production tweaks. The situation remains highly fluid amid ceasefire talks and ongoing conflict.Approximately 10–14 days from mid-April 2026 (roughly until late April), according to recent analyst estimates tied to the ongoing 2026 Iran war and U.S. blockade of Iranian ports.boereport.comThis timeline stems from Iran's limited onshore oil storage capacity. With exports severely disrupted by the U.S. blockade (starting around April 13, 2026) and the broader Strait of Hormuz crisis, Iran continues producing oil (around 3–3.5 million barrels per day) but has nowhere to send most of it. Storage is expected to fill up in about 13 days (per reports citing Rabobank and others), after which producers must begin shutting in wells to avoid https://t.co/fsHaegqOnL
Analysts note Iran could theoretically sustain current production for up to two months without exports by using storage and making modest cuts (e.g., 500,000 bpd), but practical limits hit much sooner due to finite tank space—around 10–14 days before forced curtailments https://t.co/dMy7KzE3cu
Shutting in wells isn't just a temporary stop; it risks permanent or long-term damage to reservoirs and equipment (e.g., pressure issues, equipment failures), making restarts costly and slow. This has already affected other Gulf producers earlier in the conflict.facebook.comContext from the 2026 Iran WarThe situation escalated with the war (starting late February 2026), Iranian actions closing or restricting the Strait of Hormuz (disrupting ~20% of global oil flows), U.S./allied strikes on infrastructure, and the recent U.S. port blockade targeting Iranian oil exports (mainly to China). This has caused massive global supply disruptions, with Gulf states (including neighbors) already curtailing output as storage filled. Iran has kept some limited exports going via workarounds, but the blockade tightens the squeeze.en.wikipedia.orgA ceasefire and reopening of shipping could ease this quickly for some wells (days/weeks to restart), but full recovery across damaged facilities could take months. Without resolution, production cuts become inevitable https://t.co/DXmWTdkYkZ

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@thetobifaj @MarioNawfal Isn't it Billion, not Million

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@Hamza_gimi @MarioNawfal @DeItaone You are sick, and may Allah take care of you.

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@MarioNawfal The US must Naval Blockage the Strait to strangle Iran. No oil to China.