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Replying to @EricLDaugh
Such BS. Iran will break this deal before the ink even drys on the paper. Another half-assed war that ends in a “deal” that means nothing. I thought we had learned lessons from GWOT. Fighting with self-imposed limits leads to neither victory nor long-term peace. The remnants of the Iranian regime are committed to the long-game of regional destabilization along with trying to hurt us anywhere possible. Without the Iranians overthrowing their government while it is weak, all we have done is kick the can down the road.
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The group of people weaponizing immigration policies, the globalist agenda, are all like little whiny, arrogant Jewish children... Maybe that's his point? None of these immigrants are ever going to have any loyalty to the nations they're flooding into. No nationalism. No allegiance. And us natives who are waking up don't have any loyalty to our current governments because we see these people for the terrorists they are. Then we get bombarded by all of the Leftist idiots, the political prostitutes, and their Marxist slogans, while they contribute to the political destabilization of their own countries like a bunch of retarded sheep. Millions of them, more than there are jobs available. So, what do the governments do? They give them social welfare to keep them in place, and try to rig elections and use them for votes... All for what? For fucking what?
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Destabilization is coming from the Canadian government.
Emilie Nicolas outlines several elements that, taken together, suggest “there is a vested interest coming from Washington to destabilize Canada.”
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It's becoming increasingly difficult to understand what happened to Donald Trump, once regarded by many Israelis as the greatest friend Israel ever had in the White House. After months of threats, ultimatums, and dramatic declarations, what exactly has been achieved? By every visible measure, this looks like a remarkable victory for Iran. Trump himself now acknowledges that Tehran will retain the ability to enrich uranium. The only party paying a price appears to be the United States, which is signing what looks disturbingly like a surrender agreement. And Israel? Israel is reduced to the role of a dependent client state, forced to watch from the sidelines as decisions affecting its survival are made elsewhere. Instead of eliminating the threat, this deal merely postpones it while handing Tehran something even more valuable: time. Time to regroup, rebuild, rearm, and continue advancing its ambitions. Without the complete dismantling of Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles, without addressing its ballistic missile program, and without seriously confronting its regional terror network - Hezbollah, the Houthis, and other Iranian proxies - the regime is effectively being granted breathing room to continue its campaign of destabilization and terror. The president whom most Israelis viewed as a historic ally, the leader whose election was celebrated across Israel, may ultimately be remembered as one of the greatest disappointments in the history of U.S.-Israel relations. Many Israelis opened champagne bottles when Trump won. They believed they were witnessing the return of a president who understood the Iranian threat better than anyone. Instead, Israel has been thrown under the bus, its hands tied in Lebanon and Gaza, while its most dangerous enemy is rewarded with resources, legitimacy, economic relief, and the oxygen it needs to continue pursuing its long-term goal: the destruction of the Jewish state. The same president who fiercely denounced Obama's Iran deal and proudly withdrew from it is now on the verge of signing an agreement that may prove even worse. A tragic and historic mistake.
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Replying to @DineshDSouza
Because they are global players and destroyers of western democracy. They are using the Nazi playbook with communist destabilization politics combined with mass migration to destabilize nations into communist authoritarianism. To fulfil the Islamisation of Europe. Hitler’s plan.
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Replying to @EmmanuelMacron
I welcome the agreement reached between the United States and Iran, the result of a diplomatic effort to which several partners have contributed. I call for its rapid and complete implementation by all belligerents. This agreement must enable the urgent and unconditional reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which the international mission established with the United Kingdom is ready to support. The resources are in place and ready to be deployed. The resumption of maritime traffic, without restriction or toll, is an indispensable condition for regional stability and the global economy. This agreement also paves the way for comprehensive negotiations in service of peace and security for all in the Middle East. These must address concerns related to Iran’s nuclear and ballistic programs, as well as its policy of regional destabilization. This is how we will be able to build a solid and lasting peace. France is prepared to play its full part, alongside its partners. It will also continue to provide its full support to the determined efforts of the Lebanese authorities to restore the sovereignty of the State, which alone can ensure Lebanon’s stability and territorial integrity and meet the needs of its populations. A robust and lasting ceasefire is indispensable for this purpose.
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Replying to @HeedlessHorizon
What destabilization? Just like the general ME issues? I am not so sure this did anything to change that... We still have to see if Israel can stay away from Lebanon. Not holding my breath. What did we *stabilize*? All that changed is the useless conflict is paused.
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Replying to @RobertSommers80
i'll take that as a compliment. more to your point what would you have suggested we do? Let the destabilization continue? If you're going to argue nothing was changed in the very first seconds of this signing; you're grossly missing the point.
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1. The Sura Ionospheric Heating Facility The documentary features the Sura Ionospheric Heating Facility, located near Nizhny Novgorod. This was a real, operational site designed to study the ionosphere by pumping high-frequency radio waves into it. The Claim: The video suggests this facility could "charge" or ionize the atmosphere to create artificial plasma formations (like ball lightning) or alter atmospheric conditions. 2. Plasma Aerodynamics for Aviation The segment transitions into a highly ambitious concept: wrapping an aircraft in a plasma sheath to radically alter its performance. Drag Reduction: The documentary claims that surrounding an airframe with plasma can dramatically lower air resistance. Velocity Claims: It asserts that this technique could theoretically increase flight speeds by "tens of times," allowing an aircraft to circumnavigate the globe in a matter of minutes. Plasma Shielding: Beyond speed, the segment implies that an artificial plasma envelope could disrupt incoming threats or blind enemy radar networks. 3. Disruption of Adversary Projectiles The video features computer animations depicting how a localized plasma field or "plasma vortex" could be weaponized defensively against high-speed incoming targets: Aerodynamic Destabilization: The animation shows a stealth-type aircraft (resembling a B-2 bomber) and a missile warhead entering a plasma zone. Kinetic Self-Destruction: The narrator explains that as the projectile hits the plasma layer, it loses lift, "stumbles," begins to spin violently due to altered pressure gradients, and is ultimately torn apart by its own kinetic energy and intense structural overloads. 4. The 1992 Vladimir-30 Artillery Trials The final part of the clip details a highly classified live-fire test conducted in 1992 at the Vladimir-30 artillery proving ground. The Setup: Mobile, ground-based generators were used to project a focused "plasma corridor" along a designated ballistic trajectory. The Result: A standard artillery shell was fired through this plasma corridor. The documentary claims that the ionization field successfully altered the local air density, forcing the shell to deviate from its calculated trajectory and miss its target. The results of these tests were allegedly classified under top-secret protocols for years. This type of research reflects late-Cold War and early post-Soviet exploration into non-traditional defense architectures, specifically focusing on how directed energy could weaponize or manipulate the physical medium surrounding a high-speed target rather than hitting the target directly with a physical projectile.
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I was browsing LinkedIn and found the worst hit piece about our new trillionaire Elon Musk, labelling X, "a political destabilization infrastructure serving the global far right". All the clichés you can imagine from a French socialist blogger (Olivier Tesquet) are present 🥴🤮
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Replying to @sethjlevy
Yep. They learned nothing from Bush/Obama. They’ve been conditioned to think that anything other than total collapse is a loss for us. But Iraq/Afghanistan were actual losses for us. MORE destabilization has never been the goal.
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Replying to @John_F_kJr
It's evil what these left-wing governments are doing to Western peoples. But what makes it extra terrifying and reprehensible is that they are facilitating all of this mass immigration to serve as the destabilization stage in their communist takeover. They want to make us slaves
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Translation: I love being a retard and I can’t believe the American government isn’t letting us entangle ourselves further in endless #war…and regional destabilization. I am totally retarded and really want more of my friends and acquaintances to die…for no good reason at all!
Donald Trump, the man who always slandered Obama and the deal he made, has made a WORSE deal. I can't believe what I'm seeing.
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Peace cannot be built on appeasement of a regime whose ideology is rooted in violence, repression, and regional destabilization. Any agreement that strengthens the Islamic Republic only postpones a larger crisis. The world must stand with the Iranian people, not their oppressors. #NoDealWithMullahs‌
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Replying to @RRHalda
Peace cannot be built on appeasement of a regime whose ideology is rooted in violence, repression, and regional destabilization. Any agreement that strengthens the Islamic Republic only postpones a larger crisis. The world must stand with the Iranian people, not their oppressors. #NoDealWithMullahs‌
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President Trump, The Iranian people vehemently oppose the Islamic Republic regime. They are deeply concerned about any “peace agreement” that grants legitimacy, economic relief, or political concessions to the regime. For decades, the Islamic Republic has been responsible for widespread human rights abuses, political repression, hostage-taking, regional destabilization, and support for terrorist proxies. Millions of Iranians have repeatedly risked their lives to oppose this regime and demand freedom, democracy, and human rights. The Iranian people deserve America’s support, not for another arrangement with their rulers, but for their aspirations for freedom, self-determination, and a democratic future with the leadership of their opposition and transitional leader, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Please meet with him as soon as possible to discuss Iran’s future instead. Respectfully, Mahsa Advocacy Group
“The Deal with Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete. Congratulations to all!” President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸
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Just-a-Guy retweeted
In 1989, former CIA officer John Stockwell exposes the agency's secret operations and political destabilization tactics used across developing nations. He claims that the CIA was responsible for overthrowing democratic governments in over 20 countries, manipulating elections,
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Replying to @Realneo101
Peace cannot be built on appeasement of a regime whose ideology is rooted in violence, repression, and regional destabilization. Any agreement that strengthens the Islamic Republic only postpones a larger crisis. The world must stand with the Iranian people, not their oppressors. #NoDealWithMullahs
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Well said. Peace cannot be built on appeasement of a regime whose ideology is rooted in violence, repression, and regional destabilization. Any agreement that strengthens the Islamic Republic only postpones a larger crisis. The world must stand with the Iranian people, not their oppressors. #NoDealWithMullahs‌
There will never be peace as long as the Islamic regime exists. Its entire purpose is to destroy Western civilization as we know it, and Israel stands on the front line against this radical monstrous regime. Any “deal” with those savages is a sad day for humanity.
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Replying to @whit48128
So, you are completely ignorant of any history? You actually believe that Ethiopia and Liberia were left alone? Even today, those countries are in strategic locations that are the subject of continual efforts of destabilization. Ethiopia is actively being internally destabilized.
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