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[Narah @Narah026]

IW be like #PS4share

[Jan Roos - woordkunstenaar @LavieJanRoos]

De reactie op de dood van Khamenei op C'estmocro zijn echt schrikbarend. Islamitische jeugd vindt hem een martelaar etc. Daarmee moeten wij een samenleving mee hebben.

[Tom @tomkrechting]

Connor van den Berg terecht toegezongen door het uitvak vanavond.

Speelt al weken ijzersterk en pakt echt punten voor de ploeg op deze manier!

Contract tot komende zomer met een cluboptie van 1 jaar. Verlengen!

[Gina @ginnydmm]

I always say Israel is losing the PR war, but have a read at this...…….

Mitch Schneider

October 10 at 12:09 PM

“I keep hearing that Israel "lost the PR war."
And you know what? Fine. Sure. Whatever.
The world thinks we're monsters. The UN passed over 30 resolutions condemning us. College campuses exploded with protests. "Genocide" trended on Twitter for 700 days straight.

We lost the PR war. Congratulations to everyone who won it.

Now let me tell you what we won instead.
Two years ago, my country was surrounded. Hezbollah had 150,000 rockets aimed at us from the north. Hamas controlled Gaza with an army in tunnels beneath it. Iran was months from a nuclear weapon. The Houthis were firing missiles at our ships. Assad's Syria was an Iranian highway. Iraqi militias were itching for war.

We called it the "ring of fire." Iran spent 40 years building it.

Billions of dollars. Endless weapons. Thousands of fighters. All of it designed for one purpose: to destroy Israel in a coordinated attack.
October 7th was supposed to be the beginning. Hamas attacks from the south, Hezbollah from the north, militias from the east, Houthis from the sea. The final war.

You know what happened instead?
Israel dismantled the entire thing. Piece by piece. Threat by threat.
Not in some distant future. Not "eventually." In two years.

Nasrallah spent 32 years building Hezbollah into the most powerful non-state military in the world. Israel killed him in his bunker and took out his entire command structure in weeks.
Hezbollah isn't weakened. It's finished.

Iran built a nuclear program for decades. Israel set it back years. Killed their top scientists. Destroyed their facilities. Made the regime so weak that its own people are revolting.

Assad survived a civil war, Russian intervention, and American strikes. He couldn't survive losing his Iranian backers. His regime collapsed. The land bridge is gone.

The Houthis thought they could close the Red Sea. Israel crippled their long-range capabilities and neutralized the threat.

Hamas? Sinwar died in rubble clutching a stick. Haniyeh was eliminated in Tehran. Deif is gone. The tunnels are destroyed. And this week, Hamas agreed to a ceasefire and the release of all hostages.

Read that again. The terrorist organization that started this war by massacring 1,200 people just agreed to release every hostage and accept a ceasefire on Israel's terms.

So yeah. We lost the PR war. I'll take that loss.
Because here's what we gained:

My kids don't have to run to bomb shelters anymore. The north is being rebuilt. Hezbollah's rockets are gone. Iran's nuclear threat has been pushed back years. The tunnels under Gaza are rubble. The "ring of fire" is extinguished.

And now? The hostages are coming home. There's a ceasefire. The fighting can finally end.
Two years ago, we were facing an existential threat. Today, we're the dominant power in the Middle East.

Here's the thing about the "PR war" - it's a luxury. It's what people with security worry about. It's optics. It's perception. It's whether someone with a blue checkmark likes you.

Israel doesn't have that luxury. We never did.
When people scream "genocide," we're preventing one. When they cry "disproportionate," we're stopping rockets. When they demand "ceasefire," we're rescuing hostages.

While the world was busy judging us, we were busy surviving.

And not just surviving. Winning. Fundamentally, decisively, historically winning.

Iran's 40-year plan to surround and destroy Israel? Over. The axis of resistance? Shattered. The greatest coordinated threat in our history? Defeated.

So let me ask you something:
Would you rather win the PR war and lose your country? Or lose the PR war and secure your existence for the next 50 years?
Because that's the actual choice.
And Israel made it. Again.
The world can have its hashtags. We'll take our sovereignty.
They can have their protests. We'll take our security.

[All About Argentina 🛎🇦🇷 @AlbicelesteTalk]

🥹❤️ Pablo Aimar: “The most incredible thing is about Messi is that he was always the plan. I used to say: ‘Saturday at 4pm, Barcelona plays. Saturday at 4, make the tea, get some cake, and watch Messi.’ He never failed you. Sometimes you go to the movies and the film is good, sometimes it’s not. But Messi, Federer, or Jordan, they never failed you.

"Messi must think there’s still some little kid who has never seen him play, so he says: ‘Let’s do something special so that kid leaves with a memory.’ It’s extraordinary. I don’t know how he found the formula to stop time. It’s incredible."

[Watch LFC @Watch_LFC]

I don’t care about goals or assists.

This is the best player in the world. This is the closest thing to what football truly is.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

I'm not sure how I feel about this. I am proud of Israel for bringing this barbaric Islamic regime to its knees, completely dominating them, but I feel we could have kept going and finished the job, or at least done more to give the Iranians better chances to overthrow them.

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

My Fellow Countrymen,

The Islamic Republic has reached its end and is in the process of collapsing. Khamenei, like a frightened rat, has gone into hiding underground and has lost control of the situation. What has begun is irreversible. The future is bright, and together, we will pass through this sharp turn in history.

In these difficult days, my heart is with all the defenseless citizens who have been harmed and have fallen victim to Khamenei's warmongering and delusions. For years, I have tried to prevent our homeland from being consumed by the fire of war.

The end of the Islamic Republic is the end of its 46-year war against the Iranian nation.

The regime’s apparatus of repression is falling apart. All it takes now is a nationwide uprising to put an end to this nightmare once and for all.

Now is the time to rise; the time to reclaim Iran. Let us all come forward—from Bandar Abbas to Bandar Anzali, from Shiraz to Isfahan, from Tabriz to Zahedan, from Mashhad to Ahvaz, from Shahr-e Kord to Kermanshah—and bring about the end of this regime.

Do not fear the day after the fall of the Islamic Republic. Iran will not descend into civil war or instability. We have a plan for Iran’s future and its flourishing. We are prepared for the first hundred days after the fall, for the transitional period, and for the establishment of a national and democratic government—by the Iranian people and for the Iranian people.

To the military, law enforcement, security forces, and state employees—many of whom have been sending me messages in recent days—I say: Do not stand against the Iranian people for the sake of a regime whose fall has begun and is inevitable. Do not sacrifice yourselves for a decaying regime. By standing with the people, you can save your lives. Play a historic role in the transition from the Islamic Republic, and take part in building the future of Iran.

A free and flourishing Iran lies ahead of us. May we be together soon.

Long live Iran!
Long live the Iranian nation!

[JD Vance @JDVance]

Look, I'm seeing this from the inside, and am admittedly biased towards our president (and my friend), but there's a lot of crazy stuff on social media, so I wanted to address some things directly on the Iran issue:

First, POTUS has been amazingly consistent, over 10 years, that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. Over the last few months, he encouraged his foreign policy team to reach a deal with the Iranians to accomplish this goal. The president has made clear that Iran cannot have uranium enrichment. And he said repeatedly that this would happen one of two ways--the easy way or the "other" way.

Second, I've seen a lot of confusion over the issue of "civilian nuclear power" and "uranium enrichment." These are distinct issues. Iran could have civilian nuclear power without enrichment, but Iran rejected that. Meanwhile, they've enriched uranium far above the level necessary for any civilian purpose. They've been found in violation of their non-proliferation obligations by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which is hardly a rightwing organization.

It's one thing to want civilian nuclear energy. It's another thing to demand sophisticated enrichment capacity. And it's still another to cling to enrichment while simultaneously violating basic non-proliferation obligations and enriching right to the point of weapons-grade uranium.

I have yet to see a single good argument for why Iran needed to enrich uranium well above the threshold for civilian use. I've yet to see a single good argument for why Iran was justified in violating its non-proliferation obligations. I've yet to see a single good pushback against the IAEA's findings.

Meanwhile, the president has shown remarkable restraint in keeping our military's focus on protecting our troops and protecting our citizens.

He may decide he needs to take further action to end Iranian enrichment. That decision ultimately belongs to the president. And of course, people are right to be worried about foreign entanglement after the last 25 years of idiotic foreign policy.

But I believe the president has earned some trust on this issue. And having seen this up close and personal, I can assure you that he is only interested in using the American military to accomplish the American people's goals. Whatever he does, that is his focus.

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

Oh shut up, @GretaThunberg - you attention-seeking narcissist. What an insult to the actual hostages in Gaza who really WERE kidnapped. This stupid stunt is all about your ego, and will make zero difference to the plight of innocent Palestinians caught up in this dreadful war.

[Barça Universal @BarcaUniversal]

❗Barça is winning but we won't forget that:

- Mbappé won a penalty after offside

- Mbappé scored a goal after a previous foul on Lamine Yamal

- Raphinha was not awarded a clear penalty

- Tchouameni was not given a last man red card

Real Madrid TV pressure on referees worked.

[Max Stéph @stephhmax]

In five years, we'll be told that Yamal shit himself because there's a photo of him with his head down and he doesn't have a G/A & some "True coolers" will participate in that.

It's the same thing they're doing to Messi, but we won't let it happen.

https://t.co/q4BunjF5yg

[ᴘɢ² @angrygavi]

Oh god whyyy 😢💔

https://t.co/opfK5d8CMn

[Lamine Xtra @Yamal_Xtra]

Such mistakes in a semifinal of the UCL… https://t.co/Fl7o2ifxeh

[Barça Universal @BarcaUniversal]

No foul there before Inter's 4th goal...

[MC @CrewsMat10]

How’s this not a foul here ? 😭😭

[KinG £ @xKGx__]

🚨 Bein Sport:

Acerbi's goal is invalid, there is a very clear mistake on Dumfries, and the problem is that the VAR did not return anything. This is strange, this is a very, very clear mistake.

[Gerard Piqué @3gerardpique]

Al final, els bons sempre guanyen.

[Narah @Narah026]

@WesseiinhoV2 Hoe is dit rood & van Dean H niet op Kluivert???

[Narah @Narah026]

@thescreenlad Ik hoop uiteraard PSG, Barca, Leverkusen & Inter :)

[Narah @Narah026]

@Fluffy050 @Crxninn @__Csosk Lekker man met jou? Al stage gedaan?