Hego Damask II

Proprietor of Damask Holdnings and magister of the Intergalactic Banking Clan

[Mike Maquina del Mal @mikemaquinadel]

“Portugal fue más difícil que Argentina”
- Cucurella

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

Tucker Carlson's favourite "political scientist", John Mearsheimer, and his ATROCIOUS predictions on the war in Ukraine:

Feb. 2022: "I don't think Russia is going to invade."
Sep. 2023: "The Ukrainians are doomed to lose."
Jan. 2024: "It's ridiculous to think Ukraine can hold the line in 2024."
Apr. 2025: "It's unimaginable Ukraine will hang on beyond 2025."
Jul. 2026: "The Russians are slowly moving forward."

The Jim Cramer of foreign policy predictions.

[Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 @jurgen_nauditt]

Trump plans to delay the provision of $400 million in aid to Ukraine until 2029, according to Reuters.

Although the Pentagon has submitted a spending plan to lawmakers, the funds have not yet been allocated or contractually committed—despite the aid having been approved last year. Lawmakers from both parties have criticized the Department of Defense for the sluggish implementation.

At some point, we will find out what Putin used to bribe Trump.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Kilmeade: Is there more amazing military story than Ukraine’s? They were victims of Shahed drones. Then they built better drones, and a way to stop Shaheds. From making thousands in 2022, they’re now making millions of drones in 2026 while being attacked by so-called superpower.

[fan @NoodleHairCR7]

Brazil have 5 World Cups and no one hates them. Its just that you guys are cheats.

[VickyLaVikinga @Vickyvikinga79]

Brasil tiene 5 mundiales y nadie les odia.

[Michael MacKay @mhmck]

If Trump was in the White House in 1942:

There were some explosions on navy ships at Pearl Harbor … biggest explosions ever.

Fake News say it was Japan. But I talked to General Tojo (great guy … very respected leader) and he said he had nothing to do with it. I trust Tojo.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Dalia Grybauskaitė, former President of Lithuania:

I first met Putin in Helsinki in 2010. For us, the gas price from Russia was a huge question.

We fully depended on gas supplies from Russia. And we had been paying about 30–40% more than Germany was paying, for example.

For a neighboring country where the pipelines are some 2,000 km closer, we were paying so much.

During the meeting, Putin read me a list of what Lithuania was supposed to do, and it was clear to me that it was about obedience, about surrendering.

It was clear to me that with countries neighboring Russia, you either kneel or you are the enemy, and you have nothing in between.

Of course, I was not able to accept these requests. After this meeting, I understood that Lithuania needed to get rid of its dependency on energy from Russia.

We moved very quickly to build an LNG terminal. We were the first in Europe to do this at that time. By the end of 2014, we had an LNG terminal.

This allowed us to fully cut our dependency on Russian gas and Gazprom in Lithuania, and even to help our neighbors in Latvia and Estonia.

[Doug Saunders @DougSaunders]

I particularly like how he’s had the AI portray Canada as pristine wilderness and his country as a denuded wasteland of terrible urbanism, crowded sprawl, deprived housing, absent privacy and roads that literally go nowhere

[Vatnik Soup @P_Kallioniemi]

81% of Russians are now saying the "special military operation" is actually not a good thing.

They're not saying this because they feel sorry for Ukrainian civilian casualties or because they resist Russian imperialism.

They resist the war because they're selfish and they're finally losing their luxury products, Botox, social media, internet, and the last shreds of freedom they had.

The war has finally reached Russians.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Michael Clarke: When people in the States say, "Oh, look how corrupt Ukraine is," I’d say, "First of all, pal, I think Ukraine, objectively, is less corrupt than United States is these days."

You can construct sensible argument, which says: "Ukrainians talk about corruption because it bothers them. You guys have stopped talking about it because it doesn’t bother you anymore. You’ve normalized it."

I think there’s sensible argument to say that Ukraine is less corrupt than the United States.

[Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @AdamKinzinger]

It’s still amazing to me how advance Ukraine has become. Now the most powerful military in Europe.

Post war, Ukraine will be the place you’ll want to start a business

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE PICS 🚨

I visited a mass grave at St. Andrew’s Church in Bucha several days ago where hundreds of women and children were murdered by Russians in 2022. They wouldn’t even let families bury their loved ones, and they threw all of the bodies into a ditch.

Today, Russia launched ballistic missiles in the Bucha area once again, targeting civilians.

They killed 10 people today, 76 adults were wounded, and 2 children were wounded.

2 of these people were Polish and 1 was a foreign diplomat.

This is terrorism.

The US Congress needs to pass the Russian sanctions bill ASAP!

[grandson @Grandsoncr7]

🗣️ Marc Cucurella:

“I’d never seen this side of Lionel Messi until this World Cup. We always spoke highly of him as someone who was respectful and humble, but this tournament completely changed my opinion of him.

When he reported me to the referee because I slightly touched my mouth, I was shocked. I never expected a player like him to do that.

Throughout the World Cup, I saw him telling referees to book players who tackled him. People call him humble, but I don’t see it that way. Watching everything that happened over the last two World Cups made me question the legacy he’s built.

Cristiano Ronaldo has always been honest about who he is, confident, outspoken, and never pretending to be someone else. I’d choose Ronaldo over Messi any day because I’ve played against both and know what they’re really like.”

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

I have been getting DMs like this all week!!

Trust me, I said the worst things about Ukraine and then I traveled here myself in the middle of their war to learn more about Ukraine with my own eyes and I am floored with how many Russian lies I fell for.

It’s kind of scary.

[San Yorch @Sanyorchv]

A los argentinos cuando Maradona metió un gol con la mano no les pareció sospechoso. Cuando los argentinos le dieron agua con somníferos a Brasil no les pareció raro. Cuando su dictadura robó el mundial de 1978 todo estaba bien. Los 5 penaltis en 7 partidos de Qatar tampoco les pareció sospechoso. No les pareció sospechoso robarle a Egipto o a Suiza. Pero perder una final en la que tiraron 0 veces en 120 minutos les esta pareciendo un robo y todo muy conspiranoico. Te tienes que reír 😆

[Mal @UtdMaI]

The moment Lionel Messi begged the referee to send Cucurella off will be remembered as the night his carefully protected image finally collapsed.

Once celebrated as one of football’s greatest ever players, he walked away looking like the game’s biggest crybaby, desperate for the referee to rescue him when his football couldn’t.

A truly miserable ending to a legendary career.

[Moises @Mowgli420]

Con esto Messi hizo que su aura cayera a -10000

[Brims @UTDbrims]

🗣️Marc Cucurella: I’m still shocked by what happened between me and Leo Messi during the World Cup final.

I explained to Messi that Cubarsí had injured his mouth, but instead, he told the referee that I was covering my mouth to direct a racist insult at him and pushed for me to be sent off with a red card.

That moment completely changed the way I saw him. It showed me that even the King of Football can make decisions that many people would see as unfair. For me, that incident lacked the sportsmanship and class expected from a player of his stature, and I simply cannot respect that.

It made me question the fairness of everything that happened that day. Winning is important, but honesty and integrity should always come first. When someone misrepresents your words to gain an advantage, it’s hard to look at them the same way again.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been my idol since I was a child, and nothing has changed that. I admire his discipline, mentality, and relentless work ethic. In my eyes, he built his legacy through dedication, perseverance, and merit alone, that is why Cristiano Ronaldo will always be my greatest football inspiration.

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

Thank you, President Zelenskyy.

@ZelenskyyUa