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[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@Fair_and_Biased I debated the clancy case with a female coworker today. Her argument is she tried to kill herself so that proves insanity.

When I pointed out famous murder suicide cases like Phil Hartman and how her planning showed intent and consciousness of guilt I was screamed at

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@NimaYamini @visegrad24 This is who women in America want to empower. Women in Afghanistan can barely leave their house and are covered in full burkas.

Actual apartheid is in Iran and it's gender based. Women need consent to travel or do business.

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@6abc Another juror believed most of the jury had their minds set from the beginning of the trial. I don't care what the assumptions of the advocates for a non guilty verdict were. Maybe he had a moment of doubt but later concluded his doubts were baseless

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@hilbertspaess So it' the equivalent of the Manhattan Project and you think it's virtuous to let the nazis develop it first?

China isn't going to stop if we do. Russia will absolutely continue to try to win the ai race.

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@MattWalshBlog By this logic they would have found Jody Arias not guilty.

Plenty of murderers killed people they loved.

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@mattyglesias Democrats are on canada's side. Trump trolls whether he's winning or losing.

Canada barely has a 1 percent gdp growth rate now. An escalating trade war would sent their economy into a recession. That man looks and sounds like he's decomposing

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@RubinReport Why did the prosecution let this jury serve? They are all bias and they are all the same type of person

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@WesternLensman I don't even believe that woman knows what arrogance means. She's using it as a compliment

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@Eve_Barlow But there has been a ceasefire for 6 months that Hamas isn't abiding by. What's the motive behind this movement now?

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@CollinRugg What is the reasonable doubt?

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@filmbrix @Eve_Barlow She's speaking at major film industry events. Released two movies she was in this year and has another two movies coming out next year.

You compared her to Gal Gadot who is half her age and now Harrison Ford who is a multi generational movie icon

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@filmbrix @Eve_Barlow Susan Sarandon is 80 years old lol

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@UnbreakableUnc @Eve_Barlow But there is no ethnic cleansing. Israel left Gaza in 2005. Israel would love to leave gaza again once they stop being a threat to sleeping civilians on the southern border

Pro palis have been trying to cancel people for not saying free palestine for 3 years.

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@AhmedBaba_ We agree with most of what Loomer says.

Republicans aren't campaigning and centering Loomer.

Name something a right wing influencer has said that's equal to "America deserved 9/11" Republicans did condemn antisemitism at CPAC and Tucker in general

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@RWPUSA These are renovations to repair a fairly heavily used bowling ally in order to make it safe

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@atrupar What he actually said is the causality total in the Vietnam War was in total much greater than in Iran.

[Amit Segal @AmitSegal]

For 40 years Iran built a ring of fire around Israel. The jewel in the crown was Hezbollah. Hezbollah’s own jewel was the complex it dug into the Ali Taher range—the closest base of that caliber to the “little Satan.”

Yesterday, it fell to the IDF.

Twenty years in the making, with Iranian help and enormous expense, the base contained command-and-control rooms, weapons and supply depots and field clinics, all buried 30 to 50 meters into solid rock. Just ten kilometers from the Israeli border, with a clear view of the Litani and the Israeli Hula Valley, it was the place from which Hezbollah intended to coordinate its own October 7 in the Galilee.

Israeli forces first reached the ridge on the thirty-first of May. By the twelfth of June, the division had taken Kfar Tibnit and the main body of the ridge. Then the ceasefire, a week later, leaving 40 Hezbollah fighters trapped beneath Israel’s feet. An assault would have inflicted casualties Israel was unwilling to absorb and broken a ceasefire it was unwilling to break.

So they began a siege. They shot down every attempt at relief, infiltrators and supply drones alike, and escalated steadily from there—pushing their own drones into the shafts, running loudspeakers into the ground around the clock. After a summer of siege, the men below broke—some retreating, others unable—leaving the IDF in full control of the ridge.

In mid-August, Iran warned Washington that a full Israeli assault on Ali Taher would draw a large-scale response. More than a dozen IRGC personnel were on the ridge, three officials told Reuters, including at least two senior officers. Set aside the obvious question of what a foreign army’s officers were doing on sovereign soil—after all, it isn’t sovereign, it’s Lebanon. The fortress has now fallen, and the question of a response falls to Iran.

The trouble is that the Iran that made the threat is not the same Iran that has to keep it. In the intervening month, the United States blinded Tehran in the strait, restored much of the commercial shipping it had disrupted, and drew the economic noose tighter. A month of siege has sapped much of the bravado from the Islamic Republic.

They have three options: a large response, a small one, or silence. A large response inevitably resumes the war. The prospect has its attractions for a regime on the edge: wartime discipline is the easiest form of crowd control, and if Iran is even weaker than we believe, a heroic death in resistance is well within Jihadist sensibilities. A small response risks arriving at the same place by accident—Israel is eager to answer disproportionately to any provocation and weaken the regime further.

They may still risk it. But Tehran has had chances to significantly escalate in recent weeks and declined every one, settling instead for the uneasy equilibrium of neither war nor peace.

It is a tightrope, and the regime may well make it to the other side. But while desperately trying to balance it won’t be able to stop Israel plucking the jewels from its crown, one fortress at a time.

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@BriannaWu "There is no moderate Islam, there is no radical Islam, there is just Islam" - Turkish President Erdoğan

Do you see moderate muslims showing any offense or protest against radical islam? I do not.

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@Rondo2 @ProfDBernstein @MIAttyGen "another holocaust is okay if it's for a good cause. Don't be selfish"

[Billy Jason @BillyJson]

@CraigDMauger "It's okay for you and our people to be sacrificed so we can curb global warming"

Nah.

The is cowardice under the guise of martyrism