Keith Wasserstrom

Cheerleader for USA🇺🇸 & Israel🇮🇱🎗️. Problems solved and happiness guaranteed!

[unseen1 @unseen1_unseen]

Doomers must have mental whiplash at this point.
1. China kicked out of Panama
2. Venezuela secured and friendly without a war.
3. EU and Canada whimpering like babies
4. No Russian tanks rolling across Germany or the rest of Europe.
5. No ww3
6. China in a major deflationary event
7. Taiwan still free from China
8. Gaza ceasefire
9. Israel still standing
10. BRICS on the back foot.
11. Right leaning goverments being elected across central and south America.
11. Iran military defeated
12. The men who ordered the deaths of thousands of America
Soldiers in Afghanistan and iraq sleeping with 72 goat virgins.
12. Strait opening back up.
13. No forever war in Iran
14. No boots on the ground in Iran
15. No US recession
16. Gas prices falling
17. Oil prices falling
18. Jobs expanding
19. Flyover country is booming
20. Lower taxes
21. Secure southern border.
22. Deportations continuing
23. No empty shelves or empty oil tanks.
24. SPR isnt running dry.
25. Barnacles didn't end the world.
26. Trade continues with tariffs
27. Fraudsters being arrested
28. Millions no longer on food stamps
29. Redistricting happened
30. Gop tightened up the mid term races
31. Trump still in office.
32. ICE and border patrol fully funded for the rest of Trumps term.
33. Stock markets at record highs.
34. Do I need to go on? There are about 100 more domestic policy issues I could list...

And it hasn't even been 2 years.

At this rate, the doomers are going to need even more intensive mental health care.

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

I think this Iran "deal" stuff is all kayfabe. There's no true deal actually in the works, nothing real will be signed, and Trump's playing good cop to Israel's bad cop in an elaborate intelligence game. Something might get signed, but it's bullshit and Trump knows it. Keep calm.

[Amit Segal @AmitSegal]

After Donald Trump declared the agreement finalized last night, I recalled a line from Henry Kissinger: “It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal.”

The details are yet to be confirmed, but here is what the deal appears to be as of now.

It begins with an immediate, multi-front ceasefire—including Lebanon—and the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade on Iranian ports in exchange for Iran “opening” the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is demanding an initial payment of $12 billion before the strait is opened, and is unlikely to be denied, judging by the hunger for a deal in Trump’s eyes.

A significant ambiguity remains over the strait, however. While Trump claims the opening will be “toll-free,” Iranian officials have previously indicated they may still impose fees or retain regulatory control—effectively securing a major Iranian war aim, with American assent lending it legitimacy. The deal also stipulates that within 60 days of its scheduled June 19 signing in Geneva, the two nations will begin follow-on talks addressing the termination of all U.S. sanctions, the nuclear issue and Iran’s economic reconstruction.

The framework appears to diverge significantly from earlier U.S. positions. Trump, who once insisted on the destruction of all Iranian nuclear facilities and zero uranium enrichment, told The New York Times that Iran would now be permitted low-level enrichment—meaning “zero enrichment” will not even be making it to the negotiating table. The IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency, for its part, framed the deal as a “tactical pause in the war rather than a final settlement,” warning that “many more concessions would be needed” for any future agreement and that Iran’s experience with U.S. bad faith makes one “unlikely.” Tehran is giving little ground elsewhere too: against the U.S. demand for a 20-year enrichment ban, it is countering with a mere five-year pause, and it is maneuvering to unlock at least some of its frozen assets early in the MOU process—easing U.S. leverage and securing vital economic relief before the core nuclear negotiations even begin.

Trump has declared that should those negotiations fail, the U.S. would return to war—which deserves to be taken as seriously as every other time he’s said it in the last 68 days.

So, to summarize: Iran gets its ports unblocked, sanctions relief and de facto recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz—in exchange for complying with the original ceasefire, restoring freedom of commerce and ceasing its random acts of violence. In the nuclear negotiations to follow, it will not be required to halt its program completely; only lower its enrichment, and only for somewhere between five years and, at the very most, twenty.

The American position in a word: surrender.
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[Dr. Dawn Michael @DawnsMission]

🚨 SHOCKING DISCOVERY THEY BURIED:

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This comes straight from Dr. Richard Urso (ophthalmologist and member of America’s Frontline Doctors) in a powerful presentation. Why was this information suppressed and the data obscured?

Because a cheap, decades-old drug that could selectively destroy cancer would be catastrophic for the multi-trillion-dollar cancer industry.

They don’t want you to know this. They want you dependent on expensive treatments forever.

The truth is out. Share it before it gets buried again.

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

I'm not concerned about the MOU, which doesn't say much.

I'm concerned that the entire military might of the US couldn't force the regime into submission. If America failed to win the war with Iran, how could it protect Taiwan? How could it protect the gulf Arab states?

[Mosab Hassan Yousef @MosabHasanYOSEF]

Trump rushed into this confrontation aggressively without calculating the real cost. Now he’s rushing to get out of it without understanding the cost of backing down.

He’s making the same mistake twice:

first underestimating the enemy, and now underestimating how much credibility America is losing by appearing weak and desperate.

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Remember this moment well.

The day the President of the US, Donald Trump, guaranteed the survival of the world's largest terrorist regime - the Islamic Republic of Iran - and its terror proxies.

Remember this day: the lowest point in American history. The entire world will pay the price for it.

Remember who is responsible for this.

[Keith Wasserstrom @KeithWasserstr2]

If you think zionists wanted this truce, you’re some other kind of stupid

[Trev @TrevPatriot]

@Eyalo365 Why do we the people keep listening to Zionists?

[Keith Wasserstrom @KeithWasserstr2]

Says the raging antisemite!

[Denis D @DenisD56]

@Eyalo365 There was never a problem until the US created one, initiated by a terrorist Zionist regime

[Eyal Ofer אייל עופר @Eyalo365]

אליוט אברהס, לשעבר שגריר ארה"ב באיראן: "שום עיסקה עם הממשל הנכחי לא יכולה לפתור את הבעיות מול איראן. זה אותם אנשים שרצחו אלפי אלפים של אזרחים לא חמושים. זה מה שהם.
אין בוואשינגטון, גם אצל הדמוקטים וגם אצל הרפובליקאים כמות נכבדה של אנשים שאינם מבינים את האופי הנפשע העמוק של המשטר האיראני"

[Combat Antisemitism Movement @CombatASemitism]

🇬🇧London, June 12, 2026: Greens for Palestine leader Lubna Speitan claimed Israelis "train dogs to rape our people," should be "hunted in the same way as the Nazi oppressors were," and that freedom will not come "without force."

The mask is off.

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

It’s starting here in America now.

Muslims have reportedly attacked a Christian preacher because he was preaching the Bible in “their area”

Deport these people out of our country.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

BREAKING: Yesterday Hamas attacked multiple families in Gaza, shooting at women and children, and kidnapping men.

You haven’t seen a word about from the New York Times or any so-called “pro-Palestinians,” weird.

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

A picture is worth a thousand words.
THIS is ISLAM.

Husband and son enjoy the cool water while the wife stands on the beach in that stupid hot garb.

Islam doesn’t belong in America.

[Eli Afriat 🇮🇱 @EliAfriatISR]

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Vice President Vance: "If the Iranians abide by the agreement, it will change the Middle East for the next 50 years."

Who is going to tell Vance that terrorists never abide by agreements?

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Actually, Iran wouldn’t be around for 2 seconds.

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

🚨 THREAD: What do Mike Pence, Mike Pompeo, John Bolton, and Elaine Chao have in common? They were all paid by a Marxist-Islamist Iran group that was designated as terrorist until 2012.

No, this is not a joke.

Mojahedin-e-Khalq (MEK) was founded by leftist Islamists to oppose the western-backed Pahlavi, and participated in his 1979 overthrow. Khomeini barred MEK afterwards. MEK was implicated in multiple bombings, including that of Americans, and remained an openly armed group until 2003.

Since they got de-listed as a terrorist organization in 2012 on procedural grounds, MEK and their fronts have been actively recruiting US politicians selling themselves as a moderate alternative to Khomeini. But RAND Corporation says MEK meets the qualifications for a cult, citing criteria such as forcing their members to work 16+ hour days and forced divorces.

Polls of the Iranian-American community shows that they do NOT accept Rajavi, MeK's leader, as legitimate, with a 46-point net disapproval - numbers nearly as bad as the existing regime.

As Pence's former Chief of Staff, Marc Short, has already weighed against Trump deal, it's helpful to recall this.

Receipts below. As always, patience as I pull the thread together.👇

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

It must suck to have to pretend to be mad at this

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Trump, you're right. The strike on Beirut shouldn't have happened this morning. It should have happened a long time ago.

We, the citizens of Israel, are not your puppets. We didn't vote for you. You are not our prime minister.

You do not get to decide whether we respond when we are under attack. You do not get to manage the lives of millions of Israelis.

We appreciate everything you have done for the State of Israel, but it's time for you to understand that Israel is not another star on your flag.

You have become a deeply divisive figure. Israelis should not have to sit in bomb shelters waiting to hear what you say in order to know whether they can leave. The way you speak about our prime minister, and your rush to the media after every conversation between you, has earned you a great deal of contempt here.

You asked, "What the fuck is Bibi doing?" He's doing exactly what he is expected to do: protecting the people of Israel. He is not meant to serve your interests.

The surrender deal you are eager to sign with a murderous regime that has brutally oppressed its own people for 47 years and openly seeks our destruction is, in our eyes, one of the greatest disgraces imaginable. For Israel, it is a suicide pact.

Do not expect us to sit quietly while rockets and explosive drones are fired at us. Do not expect us to embrace the weakness you are displaying.

You are normalizing attacks on Israel. You are normalizing a reality in which millions of Israelis live between bomb shelters, rockets, and explosive drones.

By your actions, you are creating a dangerous equation: the IRGC and terrorist organizations are learning that they can attack Israel while Israel is expected not to respond.

There has never been a time when Israel sat and waited to see whether it would be attacked. That is not how you defeat terrorism.

That is not strength. It is surrender.

Israel has fought terrorism for generations and defeated it. We will not surrender to terror because you choose to do business with it.

We do not bribe terrorists, and we do not sell our values to accommodate them. If a terrorist organization were firing at New York and sending explosive drones into its streets, you would decide for yourself how to respond.

We have dedicated our lives to telling the world that terrorism must never pay. You chose to yield to it. Pride and ego prevent you from admitting mistakes and correcting them.

It is time for Israel to tell you no. Without apology.

[Haviv Rettig Gur @havivrettiggur]

Everyone will have their take on the deal.

Mine is kinda what you'd expect.

1. Trump caved. The early-May naval attempt to break the closure of Hormuz -- Project Freedom -- could have worked. He didn't give it a chance.

2. He may nevertheless have done the right thing from an American perspective. On the larger chessboard, the one where America is curtailing Chinese lines of influence and supply on all fronts, he's gotten everything he needs. Iran's nuclear program is also set back dramatically. And worrying about gas prices come November is an extremely valid concern for an American president.

As I argued back in February, the US and Israel weren't fighting the same war. Roughly 80% of each side's war overlapped with the other's. But toward the end, their interests would diverge and America would bow out.

And so it was.

3. Israel remains in the region, Hezbollah remains ensconced in Lebanon and committed to murdering us all, Iran remains the same muqawama regime it always was, committed to mass-murder and mass-sacrifice of its own people. The decades-long war between the muqawama ideology and the Jews of Israel continues.

4. Israelis owe the United States a vast and abiding debt of gratitude for what it has done to Iran's missile and nuclear programs. That this finished on America's timetable rather than ours, that it was doing it for its own interests and not ours, these don't diminish the fact that we received from America more than we had a right to ask for.

5. And still, #3 remains true. We fight on. Because that regime is undeterrable, actually wants to destroy us all, and like the Nasserist ideology that once sent army after army at us to destroy us, will require a few more wars and perhaps another decade or two to defeat completely.

6. The new IRGC military dictatorship now in charge in Iran is built to survive catastrophe. But not to govern, reform or build anything of value.

Some commentators on the deal have suggested that the most damaging thing you could do to the Iranian regime at this point is send it back to its embittered people to try to govern the peace.

I think they might be onto something. It'd be a much safer and happier and more peaceful region if the regime falls from within and a new and better day dawns for the long-suffering people of Iran.