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patriciadonovan retweeted
JUST IN: 🇮🇷🇮🇱🇱🇧 Response by Iran’s Foreign Ministry to Israel’s claim they will not withdraw from Lebanon: – We know that Israel never takes any action without consultation and direct coordination with America. – Therefore, we hold America directly responsible if it fails to force Israel to submit to its obligations as part of the MoU, with necessary consequences.
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BBMD2A retweeted
Good Morning, @GM So, this morning I found 377 approved LCAs for you hiring foreign workers FY2026. And there were plenty of approved LCAs where you are the second entity as well, getting foreign workers through 3rd parties. This is the worst betrayal of the American worker who buys your products, the American workers who need those jobs, the American citizens who have supported your company.
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Replying to @TheAliceSmith
Man leon you really care what others think, but also we alllllllllll know why it hasnt solved anything. I introduce to you….. @Israel the proxy country that is really america parading as a foreign nation so they can steal land and natural resources….and also commit acts of war crimes with impunity.
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Mpho Nelson De 3rd retweeted
ATOK – [WATCH] Foreign nationals expressed anger on Sunday during a protest in Atok outside Burgersfort, Limpopo opposing a demand that requires them to leave South Africa by 30 June 2026. It is alleged that parts of the demonstration turned violent, with property damage reported along the march route.
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The “labor” commish—Jobs for Georgians? ~1.33 million foreign-born residents in GA (~12% in 2024) ~345,600 GA homes are owned by foreign-born immigrants 90% net gain of post-Covid jobs—>to foreign born workers. Billions in remittances from Georgia Dooley doesn’t want immigrants to worry about being deported…
Franz retweeted
Gaethje passing by Teddy Roosevelt, moments before he beats the shit out of the foreign sitting champion on the South Lawn in front of a crowd of 80,000. This is America.
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SuperTiger52 retweeted
🇺🇸 Foreign men are learning about cheerleading in the U.S. during the World Cup. His face says it all: ‘You’re telling me there are scantily clad women who encourage players to focus and win?!’ Writer: Jamie
Tartan Army are not used to cheerleaders! 😂@WeAreSTVRadio
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indeed where are they… A highly vocal faction of the pro-monarchist Iranian diaspora in America actively lobbied for Donald Trump to use overwhelming military force to topple the Islamic Republic and clear a path for Reza Pahlavi. During the heightened geopolitical tensions of 2026—marked by targeted U.S. and Israeli air strikes under "Operation Epic Fury"—this specific subset of the diaspora championed a "Make Iran Great Again" narrative. They viewed foreign military intervention as the only viable mechanism to smash the regime's security apparatus and restore the Pahlavi dynasty to the Peacock Throne. The metaphor "like a mouse in a hole" (مثل موش در سوراخ قایم شدند) applies directly to the shifting dynamics of this political theater in several ways: 1. The Regime’s Initial Collapse When U.S. and Israeli missiles successfully dismantled key command-and-control centers and decimated the leadership structure, the immediate reaction of many regime officials was panic. Intelligence reports at the time suggested that high-ranking clerics and military commanders were actively preparing to flee or hiding, truly embodying the phrase مثل موش در سوراخ قایم شدند as their parallel economy and security apparatus fractured. 2. The Illusion of the Diaspora's "Courage" For years, hardline monarchist groups in Los Angeles ("Tehrangeles") and Washington D.C. operate safely from abroad, calling for the total obliteration of Iran's domestic infrastructure while facing zero personal risk. Critics of this faction note the irony: while demanding that American bombs "cut the snake's head off," these exiled elites remained safely tucked away in their Western sanctuaries—forcing the actual citizens inside Iran to bear the brunt of the devastation. 3. The Sudden Pivot to Back-Channel Diplomacy Despite the diaspora's calls for total regime elimination and a glorious royal restoration, the geopolitical reality shifted sharply. By June 2026, President Trump bypassed the monarchists' grand ambitions, instead completing a sweeping diplomatic and economic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with remaining state elements to open the Strait of Hormuz and let oil flow. When the dust settled, Reza Pahlavi publicly complained that contradictory U.S. messaging had "confused the hell out of everyone" and marginalized the opposition. Consequently, the hardline internet commentators who had boldly predicted a royal return suddenly went quiet, retreating into the digital shadows "like mice into a hole" as their dreams of a U.S.-installed Peacock Throne evaporated into realpolitik.
Where are all the “TANK YOU, PRESIDENT TRUMP” and “TANK YOU, AMOO LINDSEY!” diaspora Iranians now? Where are you? You got on your knees to thank foreign leaders and politicians in the most humiliating fashion. You thanked them for bombing your country when every single legitimate expert told you repeatedly that you cannot bomb your way out of this regime. And you called them regime apologists when they told you the truth. Where are you now?
Jorge Rojas Serrano retweeted
🇫🇷France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot: Last night, Russia once again showed the full extent of its cruelty, striking Kyiv massively and causing extremely severe damage to the Dormition Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site. For us French, this is the equivalent of bombing Notre-Dame or Saint-Denis. This demonstrates that Vladimir Putin persists in his colonial war and represents an obstacle to peace.
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Tshele retweeted
Foreign Nationals have been running riots for far too long in this 🇿🇦💔💔🙆🏽‍♂️
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Suman Jaatni retweeted
Replying to @ArvindKejriwal
Nationalism is dead when a government refuses to stand up for its citizens killed by a foreign power. This is utter spinelessness.
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Replying to @GenXGirl1994
I don’t want my money going to any foreign country unless I’m donating to a private charity however, I’m even more mad about my money going to fund a war for Israel using our soldiers
AJ Moorehead retweeted
This is outrageous: Donald Trump has 25 Trump-branded real estate projects that will be developed in foreign countries during his presidency. Each poses a conflict of interest and opportunities for corruption. citizensforethics.org/report…
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SELVARAJ retweeted
#BreakingNews: The Bangladesh Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Indian Deputy High Commissioner and Charge d'Affaires Pawan Badhe in Dhaka. According to media reports, the "diplomatic action was taken in response to an incident at the Delhi airport where the Prime Minister's Policy and Strategy Affairs Adviser, Dr. Zahed Ur Rahman, was stopped and held by immigration officials". The Ministry "formally conveyed Dhaka’s displeasure and concern over the occurrence to the Indian diplomat". Here is my question - why did Bangladesh PM's advisor, who is known for his notoriously anti-India activities, visit India with a civilian passport instead of a diplomatic passport? thedailystar.net/news/bangla…
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Chief retweeted
Person never chop turkey in weeks, you dey tell am say foreign reserve don triple because of Shigidi.
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Robert McDonald (it, it) retweeted
JUST IN: Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Ismael Baqaei on the Strait of Hormuz: “According to the MoU, Iran and Oman will be responsible for managing passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is not seeking to impose tolls. However, in return for navigation services, environmental protection, insurances and other maritime services, Iran will collect the necessary fees."
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