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Flash flood hit the NepalโChina border this morning. Officials say an earthquake may have triggered an avalanche that dumped into the river. The wave took the crossing with it. Nepal: 95+ dead. China side: hundreds missing. Tourists from India, Britain, and the U.S. still unaccounted for. The CCTV shows people running. They had seconds. I clipped it all together.... ๐๐ผ
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๐จ Three people in the same administration said three completely different things about this war on Sunday night. Trump on the tarmac: "Now we're just ending it. What we're doing now is ending any chance they could have a nuclear missile." CENTCOM's official Night 9 statement: degrading Iran's ability to threaten Hormuz shipping. Rubio โ same night: the US is open to diplomacy with Iran. Nuclear elimination. Hormuz shipping. Diplomatic opening. Same administration. Same night. While all three statements dropped Iran launched another wave of missiles at American targets simultaneously. They're not negotiating. They're firing back on the night Rubio said the door is open. Three Americans dead. One still missing. Seventeen total since February 28. This isn't a communication problem. It's a strategy problem. Full breakdown with every source on the record in the article dropping at 12PM today. Which statement do you believe โ Trump's, CENTCOM's, or Rubio's? -Michael Oliphant II
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Candace is arguing the degraded prints mean Tyler Robinson couldnโt have been the last person to handle the rifle. Thatโs not how this works. Prints degrade from heat, friction, moisture, fabric, or a quick wipe. Stuffing a gun in your pants or wrapping it in a blanket will do exactly that. DNA on the trigger and towel, the confession texts, the surveillance video, and the handwritten note are still sitting there. Degraded prints donโt cancel the rest of the evidence.
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๐จTHE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN THIS MORNING'S CNN EXCLUSIVE ISN'T THE EMAIL ITSELF. IT'S THE DAY IT WENT OUT. An officer in US Central Command's intelligence branch asked a broad group of military analysts for new creative and unconventional ways to pressure and punish Iran. Two sources confirmed it to CNN. Officials said that kind of crowdsourced request over email is unusual. It was sent Wednesday. Saturday night is when the President posted that the US was locked and loaded at levels of military terror not seen since World War Two, then canceled the strike because the perimeters of a deal had been agreed to. Three days earlier, the command running the war was asking its own people for better ideas. CNN frames it as a sign of limited and potentially unpalatable options, and reports that even America's most powerful conventional weapons are unlikely to finish the job on the remaining nuclear sites. Sources say strikes on Pickaxe Mountain and other locations have been actively prepared. That isn't weakness. It's a hard problem. Ordnance can flatten a facility. It cannot guarantee what survives under a mountain, and it cannot make anybody sign a piece of paper. Which explains the rest of the weekend. Tehran denied agreeing to reopen the strait, through Guard-affiliated media citing no one by name. President Pezeshkian spent Sunday defending a different signed memorandum. Former Ambassador Tom Nides said regime change isn't happening. And CENTCOM published a blockade count dated yesterday....thirty-five commercial vessels redirected, two disabled, two boarded. Everybody in this has leverage. Nobody has a finishing move. That's how you get a strike order and a standdown in the same paragraph. Talks are supposed to begin today. Watch what they do, not what they say at a fancy podium. -Michael Oliphant II See y'all Friday I'm touching grass ๐ซก
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