Here's what Diane Abbott said about the Assad regime, the Syrian civil war, and chemical weapons attacks when she was shadow home secretary (!!).
The negotiation she called for never happened, a military solution by rebels toppled the regime.
Diane now calls that a "coup".
Awesome footage of the ballistic missile strikes on Kiev last night. There’s literally no sign of any air defense working in the city! The Russians were able to hit the whole city at will!
Little Marco will lose any chance of being the nominee in 2028, by backing this war.
Vance is therefore the only choice in 2028.
He's been VERY clever...
Just to recap:
1. Team Vance and its army of Groypers insisted Israel was the big risk to the ceasefire.
2. Instead, the IRGC blew up the ceasefire.
3. Trump is reportedly planning a heavy military response and debating whether to include Israel as it sits on the side.
@MaxAbrahms Little Marco will lose any chance of being the nominee in 2028, by backing this war.
Vance is therefore the only choice in 2028.
He's been VERY clever...
How many times are we going to do this? Once again, President Trump has reportedly pulled back from striking Iran because another deal is supposedly within reach. At some point, enough is enough. Iran has mastered the art of dragging out negotiations while the U.S. keeps hitting the pause button. This cycle is becoming beyond frustrating—it’s starting to look ridiculous.
Western elites spent years demonizing Israel and the Jews while opening their borders to Islamists. Now, alongside their socialist and communist allies, these Islamists are helping destroy the very nations the elites were entrusted to protect. Reap what you sow, you fools.
When investigators open the wreckage of a Russian missile or drone, they keep finding the same thing: components made in the democracies it was fired at.
Not exotic military hardware. Ordinary microelectronics — the chips that make a guidance system work, produced by Western and allied firms, routed through third countries, resold by intermediaries who ask no questions and face no consequences.
This is not a story about villains in boardrooms. It is a story about a control regime designed to look serious rather than be serious: export rules with no auditing of distributors, sanctions with penalties smaller than the profits, and enforcement agencies staffed for a peacetime workload.
The result is grotesque and entirely avoidable. Taxpayers in Europe and America fund air defence to intercept weapons partly assembled from their own supply chains.
You cannot claim to arm Ukraine while accidentally arming Moscow.
Fixing this requires no summit and no new weapons system. It requires auditing resellers, prosecuting evasion, and treating a shipment to a shell company in a third country as what it is.
Sanctions without enforcement are a press release with a legal department.
The Islamists in Qatar have spent $400 billion on the most expensive and effective adversarial influence operation ever run against the United Stated. @FDD has the receipts: https://t.co/E2XTTjDQXu
🇷🇺 Russians are worried about the possibility of ballistic missiles reaching Russian territory.😏
“Ballistic missiles are an even more consequential type of weapon because they fundamentally change the nature of warfare, creating major challenges for air defense systems.”
— Mikhail Khodaryonok, retired Russian colonel and military analyst
“Both sides seem to agree on one thing: There is no end in sight to the war. U.S. defense officials told us that they believe conflict will continue into 2027. Iran is signaling that it plans for a fight even longer than that” https://t.co/aPthzWlefk