Joshua Steinberger

Many times he died,
Many times rose again.

Independent Advisor - Data & Statistical Risk Analyst

Strongly support Ukrainians in their fights to survive.

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Japan plans to shift more of its military spending toward drones and missiles and build up supplies of ammunition, as officials eye a record defense budget for the next fiscal year https://t.co/RIpufUMn94

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Russian airstrikes on civilian targets have destroyed shopping centers and food distribution warehouses across Ukraine, raising the threat of food shortages and price hikes as supermarkets in Kyiv and other cities struggle to keep their shelves stocked. https://t.co/4cRBSNYoKU

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

That would be absolutely awesome.
i simply fear we are still couple years away from any "revolution" as the main cities are still enjoying a pretty "good life".

[Michael Weiss @michaeldweiss]

Read this carefully: Estonia’s spy chief: ‘Russia is in a very bad place – revolution could come overnight’ https://t.co/g1YxMFFyjU

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

Trump isn’t “liberating” Venezuela.
He’s installing a permanent criminal government that will never risk free elections, because the oil deals depend on it.
Maduro’s people stay in power. The people’s dream of democracy dies.
All for a share of Venezuelan oil.
#Venezuela #oil

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Any contracts signed by America will ultimately be with the government of Delcy Rodríguez. Her administration, and Donald Trump’s, might now share an incentive to prevent any elected alternative from taking office in Venezuela https://t.co/cWVj2ho5yq

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

ICE has arrested more than half a million people since President Trump returned to office, and nearly 40 percent do not have a criminal record.

As of Aug. 6, ICE had detained more people without a criminal record this year than in all of 2025. https://t.co/HkeORNeWvK

[The Hill @thehill]

Tucker Carlson: Trump needs to be removed from office ‘immediately’

https://t.co/be5ib15uqx

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

i think it was already obvious

[The Daily Beast @thedailybeast]

White House insiders are sounding the alarm that Trump is far more interested in building his own legacy than improving the economy or ending his war with Iran.
https://t.co/rd1YNTIrU2

[MartinRJay @MartinRJay]

US debt is not 40 trillion dollars! Just how bad are things for America around the world though? https://t.co/16YmQiMRoF

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

Perfect.

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Canada poaches dozens of top US researchers for its universities https://t.co/rmLpLfyPhg

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

To this day, still one of the best summary of the situation
https://t.co/CoUJbR3s3k

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

President Trump said the war in Iran could last four to five weeks. Six months later, there is little to suggest the end is near.

The war has shook Trump’s standing with voters at home and eroded the U.S. position in the Middle East. https://t.co/39eTbAHFC9

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

2/ advocacy groups and interviews. The framing of a broad “quitting” wave ordered to “murder civilians” by a “Trump regime” overstates the scale & uses loaded language.

but it is true that this admin is conducting killing operations on civilians, & without any remorse abt it

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

As much as i hate this admin, this only partially true, the magnitude is small relative to the size of the US military.The core of the claim, that more service members are seeking to leave over moral/legal concerns with recent operations, is supported by reporting from

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

An increased number of U.S. troops are now quitting the military, citing being ordered by the Trump regime to murder civilians and break other international laws.

[WarTranslated @wartranslated]

Putin compared the war against Ukraine to a food chain, with orcas tearing apart polar bears. He said children should be taught this to understand "the world we live in."

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

More Americans now oppose law enforcement’s use of AI-powered cameras than support it, a reversal from last year as a growing backlash raises concerns about its potential for invasive monitoring and police misuse. https://t.co/5OceiLUJmS

[Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺 @sikorskiradek]

Trust me.

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

A White House teleprompter operator used non-public details from Trump’s speeches to bet on prediction markets and pocket over $100k. That’s textbook insider trading. CFTC just hit him with $172k in penalties & a 3-year ban. "la pomme ne tombe jamais loin du pommier".

[NBC News @NBCNews]

BREAKING: White House teleprompter operator ordered to pay $172K for placing prediction market bets on Trump’s speeches. https://t.co/nVkZXFNtHr

[David Frum @davidfrum]

In 18 months in office, Trump and his family have accumulated billions of dollars. Even if/after Trump leaves office, this wrongfully obtained fortune will offer a resource for power-seeking by his heirs. Other democracies have reclaimed plundered wealth from fallen autocrats. Some lessons for Americans from Nigeria, Peru, and the Philippines. My latest in @theAtlantic https://t.co/wdBEKefBU1

[Reuters @Reuters]

At least 37 people were killed after a Russian drone attack on a Kyiv-area ammunition depot sparked a detonation, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said https://t.co/DeKjEXKAFV

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

My point, for years (Ukrainians themselves told you so since day one)

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Fear of Vladimir Putin going fully rogue has paralysed the West for long enough, writes Radek Sikorski https://t.co/aOsmyU1ZHM

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

3/ failures. The risk assessment was deeply flawed. With modern weather predictive models, dangerous red zones should have been evacuated days ago.

Prevention must come before reactive relief.

lots of room to improve here.

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

The catastrophic flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border are a stark reminder of escalating climate risks.

Yet, looking past the tragedy, the operational response deserves recognition. Deploying heavy machinery like excavators for immediate, tactical civilian extractions in

[Reuters @Reuters]

A woman was carried to safety by a digger as rescuers searched for survivors in the debris-strewn valleys and hillsides of Nepal following flash floods that killed more than 350 people and left more than 1,000 missing https://t.co/sQEKCP4GOE

[Joshua Steinberger @JoshLightsOn]

2/ debris-strewn valleys proves that localized disaster management frameworks were up to the task and ready to execute under extreme pressure.

Solid proof that special readiness saves lives

having said that...

let’s be honest: heroic rescues shouldn't disguise systematic