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[NN @Dr_SleepMM]

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[🎒Alessandro @PatriaoMuerte22]

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[Haz Al-Din 🇷🇺 @InfraHaz]

History will look back upon Iran as the liberator of all humanity from slavery, tyranny, and oppression by the US Empire.

A chain-reaction of world revolution set in motion, all because Iran decided to stand up.

[Rosemary Kelanic @RKelanic]

Iran: Pay a 1% toll and you've got guaranteed safe passage through Hormuz.

Trump: Pay a 20% toll and get shot at while crossing.

Which transit scheme do you think the world would prefer? 🤔

[Amir @AmirAminiMD]

When all this is over, the entire fucking UN, ICC, ICJ etc have to be dismantled, pulverized and replaced.
If the international community had any real independent authority and power, instead of these sham institutions only existing to protect these lunatics, we wouldn’t be where we are today.

None of this would be happening today if we applied the same principles and laws of the Nuremburg Trials to any of the EU leaders or US Presidents in the past decades.

Because most of them would be rotting in a cell at The Hague.

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

Asking Iran for permission to cross: “HOLDING THE WORLD HOSTAGE!”

Paying the U.S. 20% to cross:
“Safety and Security”

People can’t be this dumb…

[Javier Blas @JavierBlas]

Marco Rubio (June 23): "No country is allowed to charge tolls or fees on an international waterway"

Donald Trump (Jul 13): "The U.S.A. will be [...] known as 'THE GUARDIAN OF THE HORMUZ STRAIT,' but as such [...] will be reimbursed, at the rate of 20% on all cargo shipped"

[Hassan Ahmadian حسن احمدیان @hasanahmadian]

Dealing with the post-war reality as if no war had occurred, no leader had been assassinated, no children’s blood had been spilled, and no infrastructure had been targeted, is the conduct of either the ignorant or the willfully blind.

The US/Israeli War, by its very aggressive nature and its imposed reality that defied international laws and norms, left behind legacies and consequences fundamentally different from what existed before—as wars usually do.

I had said during the conflict that the aftermath of the war would not be the same as its prelude. The Strait of Hormuz will also never return to what it once was, to prevent the aggressor from exploiting it, and the entire region will not revert to its former state; there can be no safe haven for the aggressor, otherwise, the aggression will repeat.

And now, the MoU has come to an end because the aggressor mistakenly believed it would restore the pre-war status quo—an era that has vanished, never to return. Those who wish to avoid bearing the burden of the war must distance themselves and keep their land and people away from it. The next round will be far more severe and ruthless. Anyone who accommodates the aggressive parties becomes a partner in their actions, sharing both their gains and their liabilities—such are the fundamentals of international relations.

[NN @Dr_SleepMM]

Really well written and fair assessment. A view that didnt come to mind before.

[Propaganda & co @propandco]

A worry I had was that after Iranian ships exited Hormuz to move their oil, the US would reimpose the blockade and prevent them from returning.

The U.S. doesn't need to destroy Kharg island to prevent Iran from exporting oil. They can just prevent their ships from returning. It's less destructive, adds more oil to the markets, and reduces Iran's ability to use the ships as storage.

Without the ability to store the oil on their ships, Iran will have to cap the wells. Otherwise, they risk an environmental catastrophe as the oil will have nowhere else to go. Closing the wells is costly, time consuming, and complicates the process of turning them back on.

During the war, Iran didn't stop extracting oil. They simply loaded their tankers and waited for Hormuz to reopen. Many of these tankers have since left after the MOU temporarily re opened Hormuz.

These ships will now face a US blockade and will not be able to re enter.

If you are wondering why the U.S. wouldn't just bomb the ships while they were in the area, the answer is that the US wanted Iran's oil out on the markets so Iran would agree to the MOU and allow some more oil and gas flow from the Gulf.

It also frees up many ships to leave and transfer energy from elsewhere. The initial closure created a bottleneck that trapped 1,500+ tankers.

There are only 12,000 tankers worldwide. Many of the ships that have left Hormuz will likely not return until the issue is permanently solved as its simply not good for business.

This filter on Maritime Tracker shoes how many oil tankers are currently in the Gulf. You can count them by hand.

Compare this to the start of the war where there were thousands of ships in the area waiting to leave.

[NN @Dr_SleepMM]

@BarakRavid How much lies can you spew, its astonishing. Non-stop, constant lying.

[Hassan Mafi ‏ @thatdayin1992]

mfkers bomb Iran +10000 KM away and then tell everyone "Iran is carrying out terrorist attacks"

[Nostra, House of Gold @Nostre_damus]

Iran will be begging for a deal before the market opens

please patiently wait for the news from axios

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

This debunks the CBS story that the attacks were an accident by Iran. This is not going to end well. With the ships moved up, I expect heavy attacks on Iran.

[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

An Amercian member of congress is threatened by foreign terrorists carrying American rifles, backed by a foreign military paid for by American taxpayers, and the US ambassador to that country says not a word in defense of his own countryman, and instead uses his social media accounts to promote his own vapid cable news appearances, which amount to propaganda for that same foreign country. It’s too much, too insulting and humiliating to America. This is how revolutions start. For the sake our nation, Mike Huckabee should be removed from his post immediately.

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin to the West:

"Who do you think you are? All we ever hear is: You must… You have to… We’re warning you… Who even are you?"

[Alireza Talakoubnejad @websterkaroon]

This is like winning the World Cup in Brazil

[Free Palestine TV @TVFreePalestine]

Just a small note about engaging or replying to Zionist posts; just don't. Today the vast majority of humanity loathes Jewish Supremacists and have shunned them and their accounts, so you are actually just unnecessarily amplifying them and replying to their arguments that straitjacket you within the confines of their discourse.

Just address the masses directly with the uncensored truth, they are thrusting for it and want to grow their knowledge and find ways to end the hold of Jewish Exceptionalism & Supremacy.

If you want to engage Jews to debunk arguments, engage the so-called "anti-zionist" Jews to show how irrelevant they are. But then again, that clearly centers Jewish Exceptionalism, and most times they will just ignore your comments.

In my case, I just spoke openly to the masses, and once enough people heard my arguments, Jews had no choice but to debate me. So in my opinion, just ignore all Jews and speak to the people, let the Jews be the ones having to engage your posts and to thus amplify you in their spaces.

Hope this helps.

[NN @Dr_SleepMM]

@RT_Breaking @RT_com Definitely true!
But before we make a Deal, just wondering, how are your bases doing in Kuwait and Bahrain?
Asking for a friend

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

The difference is crystal clear.

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

HERO!

[MenchOsint @MenchOsint]

U.S. travels 10.000 km, installs military bases including Israel, loots the ressources, destabilize the region, then say the problem is the Iranians.

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