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@MarioNawfal @MarioNawfal it is so clear to see you assess all sides of all debates at all times and question everything. You could not be more impartial hence why your site is the only news I now view. I wish more people would realise this. Please keep up the good work, ignore the haters!

well said Joe!

Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal

5 days ago

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Trump just endorsed Netanyahu for Israeli PM knowing FULL WELL it’s political suicide for every Republican on the ballot. Joe Kent, fmr. Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, had one question: “Why is he making these decisions? That’s one of the biggest

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🇮🇷🇮🇱🇺🇸 Iran reportedly went on high alert tonight as Israeli and US jets swept across southern Iraq and Jordan... eight days before Israel votes The Iranian air force reportedly scrambled its own patrols along the Iraqi border, Axios reported the secretary of war made a stop in Israel to see Netanyahu, and US embassies across the region pushed their warnings past the usual "be careful out there." Larry Johnson, former CIA, says the indicators all point one way, but the question is what the strike package can actually do, because Russia has hit Ukraine's bridges, power stations and factories for months and it hasn't caused Ukraine to collapse yet: "They couldn't match that in 40 days. And in those 40 days they were starting to go, oh, we're getting low on Tomahawks." Iran is three times the size of Ukraine, Larry reads the Saudi blackout on Houthi hits as a sign their interceptors are running dry, and his bold prediction is that an Israeli strike changes a government, just not the one in Tehran, because Israel would take more damage than it and Washington could inflict on Iran. @NewSonof

@MarioNawfal Bs....

@MarioNawfal So scary!

🇸🇦🇮🇷 Saudi Arabia's mercenaries drove off in American SUVs when the checks stopped clearing, and the kingdom they left behind is built on sand The Houthis sent a thank-you note to the American taxpayer for the trucks. That detail, to Robert Barnes, explains the whole Saudi position. A monarchy that never built an army of its own citizens rents one, and rented armies leave. His larger claim is that the House of Saud's power was never poured in concrete: "built on a house of desert sand" The Wahhabi base that lifted the family now isolates it. The cousins locked in the Ritz remember. The public watched the crown prince abandon the Palestinians, then float asking Israel for help against Yemen. Barnes reaches for 1918, when one war erased four empires inside a decade, and asks whether Iran and Ukraine are doing the same work. That's his forecast, and Riyadh calling Washington twice in a day without an answer is the first data point. @barnes_law @WeTheBrandon

@MarioNawfal cant watch that

@MarioNawfal Extremely worrying

@MarioNawfal Massie is a class act, go get them!

@MarioNawfal scary!

🇾🇪🇸🇦 Nobody will bail Saudi Arabia out of Yemen, and the cheapest way to reopen Bab el-Mandeb is the one Riyadh won't try: cut a deal with the Houthis Washington said no twice. The Mecca pact turned out to have a clause for pre-existing wars. Tomorrow MBS goes to Cairo, and one report has him asking Israel through CENTCOM. Joe Kent spent 2010 in Yemen and has a cheaper idea. Nobody has ever conquered the northern tribes, not Egypt, which lost its own Vietnam there, and not the United States, which tried last year and quit. The Houthis aren't al-Qaeda, they don't board planes to attack anyone, and they aren't Iran's puppets so much as its partners. What they want is the land they've always held. Saleh ran Yemen for decades by dancing on the heads of snakes, cutting deals with every tribe. Kent's advice to Riyadh is to stop thinking like Westerners and go back to that: "That probably has a price. Let's just pay it." @joekent16jan19

#Iran and the #UAE have agreed to "turn the page" on strained relations and build a shared future, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Sunday. Pezeshkian described his meeting with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on the sidelines of the #BRICS summit in India as their first “constructive exchange” since the US war on Iran and developments in the Persian Gulf. "It was agreed that we would turn the page, look to the future and build it together", he said. During their meeting, Pezeshkian and Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince discussed "regional and international issues, de-escalation, stability, and efforts to advance regional peace and development," per the Abu Dhabi Media Office. Relations between the two nations deteriorated following the opening of the US-Israeli war on Iran in late February. Iranian retaliatory strikes targeted US assets located within the UAE after the Emirate facilitated the aggression against #Tehran. Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the UAE's "subversive actions" and coordination with hostile actors, repeatedly denouncing Abu Dhabi's continued hosting of foreign military bases and equipment used by parties directly threatening Iran and the region's stability.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Jonathan Swan: Trump wants out of this war If Trump really believed he had won, he wouldn't have quietly sent Vance, Witkoff and Kushner to negotiate an exit. That's what Jonathan Swan watches; actions, not statements. The public line is total victory. The behaviour says a man looking for a door. He also demolishes the story that Trump was blindsided by the munitions shortages. Trump was briefed repeatedly, including by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs before the war. He just assumed it wouldn't matter, because Iran would fold in days. That belief came from his gut. The intelligence said otherwise. On the nuclear talk, Swan has no reporting that Trump has raised it in a single national security meeting. And this is a president with almost no unexpressed thoughts. What actually changed is the room around him. In the first term, senior officials believed their job was protecting the country from him. Those people no longer exist. Then there's the detail about Netanyahu walking into the Situation Room with a presentation to sell Trump the war. And the Netanyahu aide who left a meeting telling colleagues there was an 80% chance he'd join it. Swan's conclusion is that nobody close to Trump thinks he wants to escalate. Which puts the next move entirely in Tehran's hands. @jonathanvswan

🇺🇸 Trump is promising $5K to every American adult if the GOP retains the House and the Senate this November... But let's look at his recent track record: -$5,000 stimulus checks via a “DOGE dividend” (never issued) -$2,000 stimulus checks via a “tariff dividend” (never issued) -$1,000+ checks from ACA subsidies savings (never issued) -$5,000 “Trump dividend” if Republicans win the midterms (guess we'll see) Source: @TabzLIVE on TG / Writer: Michael

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran test-fired a Mach 12 ship-killer over an American carrier, and the Ukraine ceasefire ended the same night in a storm of missiles on Kyiv The 72-hour Russian truce expired into hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles aimed at Kyiv, and Iran had just sent a half-ton hypersonic warhead over the George Washington as a "test." Kent's question for Washington is the simplest one: what's the gain? Roughly 55 to 60 percent of the Gulf's oil is escaping, sanctions are on, and two carrier groups sit inside Iranian range unable to enter a port, all to hold a stalemate together with duct tape. Iran has shown it can reach a ship and chosen not to. Eventually, he says, they get lucky. Nobody has to decide on a world war for one to start. It takes an IRGC watch officer on a bad night in the Gulf, the same hour Moscow chooses to hit deeper: "This literally is how world wars start" @joekent16jan19

We are teetering at the edge of major escalations in both our war against Iran and our proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. An unanticipated event could easily spark a major incident that would have catastrophic consequences for our nation & the world. The tragedy of both these conflicts is that neither was necessary nor embarked upon for the sake of our national interest. Instead, the deeper we get sucked into chaos, the clearer it becomes that foreign lobbies & defense contractors have effectively captured our leaders, while the needs & wellbeing of the American people are flagrantly dismissed. Right now, we have an ever-shrinking window of opportunity to end both conflicts, but it will take aggressive diplomacy and an honest & unapologetic revision of our own national security apparatus to achieve it. In the Middle East, the Israelis remain dominant in driving our operations & policies. In Ukraine, our own intelligence & defense establishment created a behemoth to absorb all of the funding & career development that had previously flourished for them on the battlefields of the GWOT. Ending the Israeli influence & military/intel industrial complex’s grip on our policy—at every level—is the fight we must have right now if we are going to avert disaster. President Trump needs to look at who he’s surrounded by—who he’s taking advice from, who got him into these messes—and make major changes now, before it’s too late. I discussed all of this with Tucker:

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How close are we to nuclear war? According to Joe Kent, a lot closer than you think. 0:00 Monologue 23:19 Are We Heading Toward Nuclear War? 26:51 What Does Unconditional Surrender Actually Mean? 30:23 Should Trump Be Impeached? 36:24 Israel's Escalation Into Lebanon and

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