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Replying to @Engl1sh_Lion
Always have a response. Germany was more hardline on but pre WW2 there was no multicultural trajectory in Britain. Everything changed after that war, a new policy of tolerance and liberalism. Would that have occurred either way? We’ll never know.
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Hanson’s Press Club Speech Sparks New Culture War Storm Pauline Hanson has delivered her first National Press Club address, using the speech to argue Australia “must be monocultural.” She linked high immigration to the housing crisis, promised to slash migration, and repeated hardline claims about Islam. She also criticised transgender rights and said she would remove the sex discrimination commissioner. Hanson laid out plans to abolish SBS and overhaul the ABC, including a subscription or licence-style fee for metropolitan households while keeping regional services publicly funded. The event drew protests, including a banner displayed inside the room, with reports saying GetUp! claimed responsibility. National Press Club CEO Maurice Reilly has launched an internal investigation. With One Nation polling improving, critics and others say the speech increases pressure for Hanson to spell out detailed policies ahead of the next election. #PaulineHanson #NationalPressClub #AustralianPolitics #MigrationPolicy #PublicBroadcasting #AbolishSBS #ABCReform
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Replying to @TheWand68425335
more so imp to not outsource (hardline) hindutva to him, every BJP leader in MH attributes anything related to Htva to 'SS pramukh HHS Bal T'
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…this subject for you - another addict - to convince me of what you’re trying to convince yourself. Or for me to become in any way more objective and less hardline.
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إHezbollah’s terrorism and the emergence of a new hardline faction in Iran, in addition to the Trump-backed Safavid militia in Iraq, the Iranian nuclear program which represents minefields, and the Persians’ evasiveness, are all factors that will blow up any memorandum of understanding between America and Iran, and in the end there will be no agreement even if their talks continue for years and decades.. pin.it/4wUAkmkxA via @pinterest
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Replying to @KaptainKrunch97
You look like one of the goons in Hardline
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Hezbollah’s terrorism and the emergence of a new hardline faction in Iran, in addition to the Trump-backed Safavid militia in Iraq, the Iranian nuclear program which represents minefields, and the Persians’ evasiveness, are all factors that will blow up any memorandum of understanding between America and Iran, and in the end there will be no agreement even if their talks continue for years and decades.. youtu.be/wBez7JvjNy8?si=6dGS… via @YouTube
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RT @eurogamer: Multiplayer servers for Battlefield Hardline close in under a week, but that's not necessarily the end for this zany off-sho…
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Multiplayer servers for Battlefield Hardline close in under a week, but that's not necessarily the end for this zany off-shoot eurogamer.net/battlefield-ha…
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TunisianGirl 🇹🇳 retweeted
Talking about so-called hardline media in Iran, while Fox News—the favorite media of the Trump administration—produces America’s Secretary of War and does nothing but pursue Israel’s interests, is almost a joke. Moreover, Vance’s very own remarks show just how little Americans understand Iran. And it was precisely this lack of understanding that left them stopped at the gates of the Strait of Hormuz.
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lorenzo_liberati_ retweeted
The illegal war in the Middle East has devastated civilians, strengthened hardline forces, and fuelled global instability. The US–Iran ceasefire is a long-overdue step that must be respected by all sides. Israel must end strikes in Lebanon and withdraw from Lebanese territory. Tune in to the Plenary debate now: europarl.europa.eu/plenary/e…
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FYI hardline Muslims are trying to practice rule of Allah & Sharia law in the west. &you are too naive to see
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Mac Raslan would have been the stronger conservative Republican candidate in the primary, based on voting records, policy positions, and self-positioning. ballotpedia.org Background on the RaceIncumbent C. Scott Grow (Eagle): A long-serving senator (appointed 2018, multiple terms) and chair of the Senate Finance Committee / co-chair of the budget-setting Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee. He won the May 19, 2026 Republican primary against Raslan and advances to the general election against Constitution Party candidate Kirsten Faith Richardson (no Democrat in the race). idahostatesman.com Challenger Mac Raslan (Sweet/Emmett area, Gem County): HVAC business owner with no prior elected office (lost a 2024 Gem County commissioner primary). He positioned himself explicitly as a "true Conservative Republican" and America First constitutional conservative. idgop.org Key Comparison on ConservatismIdaho Republican primaries often hinge on limited government, spending restraint, taxes, education, elections, and social issues. Here's how they stacked up:Spending & Limited Government (IFF Scores): Grow has very low Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) spending scores (e.g., ~8% in recent sessions, lifetime ~11.7%), which Raslan repeatedly criticized. IFF views these as indicators of higher government spending. Grow's overall Freedom Index has been middling (e.g., D- or around 50-60% in past cycles). Raslan attacked this directly, calling Grow "C. Scott Grow government" and promising far tighter restraint. kivitv.com Taxes & Property Taxes: Grow emphasized tax relief and balanced budgets via his finance role (e.g., supporting past tax cuts). Raslan pushed more radical changes: eliminate property taxes (only on purchase, no ongoing/reassessment on long-held homes) and the grocery tax, framing property taxes as unfair "unrealized gains" taxation. kivitv.com Broader Policy: Raslan advocated eliminating mail-in voting (favor paper, in-person, hand-counted ballots), removing federal involvement in education, strong parental rights, opposition to abortion ("I shouldn't commit murder and neither should 'healthcare'"), and limiting government to defending God-given/constitutional rights. He criticized government growth, fraud/waste, and non-competes. Grow focused on experience, fiscal responsibility within the current system, limited taxation, and "moral responsibility." idahovoters.com Experience vs. Outsider: Grow highlighted his CPA/business background, school board service, and legislative tenure for budget expertise. Raslan emphasized private-sector work and argued Grow's record showed insufficient conservatism. kivitv.com Raslan aligned with Idaho's "Conservative Activist" wing (per voter guides), while Grow represents the more established, institutional Republican leadership. idahovoters.com Context and OutcomeGrow won the primary (as the incumbent with name recognition, fundraising, and committee power in a district covering parts of growing Ada County and Gem County). Incumbents in Idaho often prevail unless there's a very strong anti-establishment wave. However, for voters prioritizing the "most conservative" option—especially on spending restraint, radical tax reform, and outsider energy—Raslan better matched that profile. Grow's leadership role gave him influence for tax cuts but drew fire for compromising on overall spending and government size. index.idahofreedom.org This is a classic Idaho GOP dynamic: establishment experience vs. hardline challenger. "Better" depends on priorities, but on pure conservative metrics (low spending scores, aggressive limited-government rhetoric), Raslan was the clearer choice in the primary. @Raul_Labrador @brianalmon @mcgraneforidaho

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Mac Raslan would have been the stronger conservative Republican candidate in the primary, based on voting records, policy positions, and self-positioning. ballotpedia.org Background on the RaceIncumbent C. Scott Grow (Eagle): A long-serving senator (appointed 2018, multiple terms) and chair of the Senate Finance Committee / co-chair of the budget-setting Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee. He won the May 19, 2026 Republican primary against Raslan and advances to the general election against Constitution Party candidate Kirsten Faith Richardson (no Democrat in the race). idahostatesman.com Challenger Mac Raslan (Sweet/Emmett area, Gem County): HVAC business owner with no prior elected office (lost a 2024 Gem County commissioner primary). He positioned himself explicitly as a "true Conservative Republican" and America First constitutional conservative. idgop.org Key Comparison on ConservatismIdaho Republican primaries often hinge on limited government, spending restraint, taxes, education, elections, and social issues. Here's how they stacked up:Spending & Limited Government (IFF Scores): Grow has very low Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) spending scores (e.g., ~8% in recent sessions, lifetime ~11.7%), which Raslan repeatedly criticized. IFF views these as indicators of higher government spending. Grow's overall Freedom Index has been middling (e.g., D- or around 50-60% in past cycles). Raslan attacked this directly, calling Grow "C. Scott Grow government" and promising far tighter restraint. kivitv.com Taxes & Property Taxes: Grow emphasized tax relief and balanced budgets via his finance role (e.g., supporting past tax cuts). Raslan pushed more radical changes: eliminate property taxes (only on purchase, no ongoing/reassessment on long-held homes) and the grocery tax, framing property taxes as unfair "unrealized gains" taxation. kivitv.com Broader Policy: Raslan advocated eliminating mail-in voting (favor paper, in-person, hand-counted ballots), removing federal involvement in education, strong parental rights, opposition to abortion ("I shouldn't commit murder and neither should 'healthcare'"), and limiting government to defending God-given/constitutional rights. He criticized government growth, fraud/waste, and non-competes. Grow focused on experience, fiscal responsibility within the current system, limited taxation, and "moral responsibility." idahovoters.com Experience vs. Outsider: Grow highlighted his CPA/business background, school board service, and legislative tenure for budget expertise. Raslan emphasized private-sector work and argued Grow's record showed insufficient conservatism. kivitv.com Raslan aligned with Idaho's "Conservative Activist" wing (per voter guides), while Grow represents the more established, institutional Republican leadership. idahovoters.com Context and OutcomeGrow won the primary (as the incumbent with name recognition, fundraising, and committee power in a district covering parts of growing Ada County and Gem County). Incumbents in Idaho often prevail unless there's a very strong anti-establishment wave. However, for voters prioritizing the "most conservative" option—especially on spending restraint, radical tax reform, and outsider energy—Raslan better matched that profile. Grow's leadership role gave him influence for tax cuts but drew fire for compromising on overall spending and government size. index.idahofreedom.org This is a classic Idaho GOP dynamic: establishment experience vs. hardline challenger. "Better" depends on priorities, but on pure conservative metrics (low spending scores, aggressive limited-government rhetoric), Raslan was the clearer choice in the primary. @Raul_Labrador @brianalmon @mcgraneforidaho chose to put their support behind Grow, why?

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CaroleMorrissey🐧 retweeted
Pauline Hanson has no idea of the real life consequences of her hardline ideological rants When confronted with the realities of her decisions She has no answers no solutions because there is a high level of cluelessness to every issue she discusses #NPC
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Replying to @Ihunanya_chi
Depends on the grace God has given the man, Both are a treasure to God and made in the image of God. The hardline is genuine faith in Christ, as you cannot be unequally yoked with an unbeliever, you can't have one mind and be of one spirit as the calling requires.
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They are. Pointless war that led to no fundamental change. Just a more hardline regime that the poor Iranian people will continue to suffer under.
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Just imagine the outrage if, instead of the Brahmin Rishi Kumar Shukla, it had been a Muslim or a Dalit. There would have been nationwide outrage—mobs attacking the house, bulldozers rolling in, media frenzy all day, and hardline Hindu crowds gathering to demand justice.
ऋषि कुमार शुक्ला ने खुदकी बेटी के साथ गलत काम करने की कोशिश की है। ये रो रो कर खुद उसकी बीवी और बच्ची की माँ नेहा शुक्ला बता रही है। मगर इस मुद्दे पर स्वघोषित सर्वश्रेष्ठ जींस वाले ठेकेदार नहीं बोलेंगे। विषवास कुमार और चित्रा जैसे जातिवादी नहीं बोलेंगें। फटे बांस जैसी आवाज वाली नर्मदा भी चुप रहेगी क्योंकि मामला नाम पर फंस गया है।
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Replying to @mitchellvii
2/2 The US has NOTHING to show for its efforts. Thousands of innocent civilians have been killed, millions more have been displaced, and hundreds of children are dead after a US missile struck a school in Minab. Trump and his cabinet are complicit in war crimes.. We've also lost US troops and Iranian missiles have damaged several key US military bases in the the middle east. Worse yet, the Islamic Regime is now more entrenched than it was prior to the war and is emerging as a more brutal militant dictatorship. The IRGC is still a powerful authority in the region and has deeper ties to the new hardline Ayatollah. This means that the people of Iran will continue to suffer at the hands of a much more punishing and violent tyrannical regime. We have failed to "liberate" the Iranian people from the clutches of this repressive government. This war has wreaked a devastating toll on the world, on the American economy and taxpayer, on our alliances and global reputation, on our munitions stockpile, on the Iranian and Lebanese people, on our European and Persian Gulf allies, on our very credibility, even on western democracy itself. And what have we gotten out of it? Nothing... No, WORSE than nothing. This so-called "memorandum of understanding" is just playing for time. After all of the suffering that Trump's war has caused, he will only have worsened the already dire situation in the middle east, he will only have helped Iran GAIN leverage in negotiations, he will only have benefitted the regime, China, Russia, the IRGC... After all of the chaos that Trump's war has unleashed, Iran will still remain a sponsor of terrorism, they will still control the waterways in and around the Strait of Hormuz, they will continue to extort the US government and demand sanction relief and/or war reparations so that, in return, Donald Trump can insist he brought "peace" to the region and wash his hands of the conflict. But Donald Trump is no peacemaker. He's a belligerent war criminal whose incompetence, arrogance and poor planning has caused devastation around the world, which has also come with its own crippling costs for the American people. Trump LIED about the pretext for this war; insisting that Iran was building a nuclear weapon. Netanyahu has been pushing the same warnings for decades, always claiming that Iran is weeks away from building and deploying such a weapon. But our own intelligence community has stated otherwise. Iran was NOT building a nuclear weapon and posed no imminent threat to our country. DNI Tulsi Gabbard even testified before Congress that: “The Intelligence Community continues to assess that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon and that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has not authorized the nuclear weapons program he suspended in 2003.” A top US counterterrorism official also resigned, stating that "Iran never posed an imminent threat." Trump and his cabinet lied about the pretext for this war. Trump lied about the outcome of operation "midnight hammer," and he continues to lie about the looming risk of an Iranian nuclear weapon. Their missiles can't even reach us FFS! Obama's deal intended to avoid a war and box in Iran's nuclear program. By all accounts, Iran was committed to its end of the bargain before Trump abandoned the previous nuclear deal OUT OF SPITE for his predecessor. This was according to US intelligence, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and even Trump administration officials at the time. In fact, Iran only began taking steps towards enriching uranium after Trump withdrew from the JCPOA. Ironically, their nuclear program became more advanced than it would have been under Obama's deal if Trump had not ripped it up. And now, after everything, Trump will drag these negotiations out for as long as he can until he's forced to accept a final agreement that is far more conciliatory towards Iran than the one Obama negotiated through DIPLOMACY, not WAR!
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