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"She could have ended it. That was never the question. The question was whether Rhaenys had the right to start a war over a throne that wasn’t hers to claim. This clip answers that clearly."

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Rhaenys had an exit. Meleys was faster. She could've turned and run. Instead she looked up at Vhagar and said: "Attack." She chose to fight. 1v2. Outnumbered. Out-sized. Meleys vs Sunfyre AND Vhagar. So the question is... Did Rhaenys truly believe she could win? Or was that the moment the Queen Who Never Was decided she was done running? She spent her whole life being passed over for the throne. Maybe she wasn't trying to survive Rook's Rest. Maybe she was trying to _decide_ how her story ended. Either way. That was the bravest and most reckless choice in HOTD so far. What do you think? Did she think she could take them, or did she already know how it ends?

Rhaenys had an exit. Meleys was faster. She could've turned and run. Instead she looked up at Vhagar and said: "Attack." She chose to fight. 1v2. Outnumbered. Out-sized. Meleys vs Sunfyre AND Vhagar. So the question is... Did Rhaenys truly believe she could win? Or was that the moment the Queen Who Never Was decided she was done running? She spent her whole life being passed over for the throne. Maybe she wasn't trying to survive Rook's Rest. Maybe she was trying to _decide_ how her story ended. Either way. That was the bravest and most reckless choice in HOTD so far. What do you think? Did she think she could take them, or did she already know how it ends?

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REPORTER: "Mr. President, you took a kind of a little bit of a swipe at AOC today, and I was just wondering…" TRUMP: "Well her performance was horrible, I was surprised, actually, I didn't know she was stupid." REPORTER: "So how would you have answered the question that she was asked about whether the U.S. should support Taiwan if they're attacked by China?" TRUMP: "Well, I would have just said that it's none of your business right now because I wouldn't answer that question anyway. I wouldn't respond to a question like that. That's war when it comes to war, you don't talk about your strategy."

REPORTER: "Mr. President, you took a kind of a little bit of a swipe at AOC today, and I was just wondering…" TRUMP: "Well her performance was horrible, I was surprised, actually, I didn't know she was stupid." REPORTER: "So how would you have answered the question that she was asked about whether the U.S. should support Taiwan if they're attacked by China?" TRUMP: "Well, I would have just said that it's none of your business right now because I wouldn't answer that question anyway. I wouldn't respond to a question like that. That's war when it comes to war, you don't talk about your strategy."

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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: We entered the negotiations to prove to the whole world that their intention was to attack the Islamic Republic of Iran; their intention was hostile. And they could not claim that we requested negotiations and the Islamic Republic did not accept. We also negotiated so that it would be clear that the truth was with us, so that ultimate proof would be established for the whole world. Our own people would also understand that it wasn't the Islamic Republic that caused the war by refraining from negotiations. Because there was a question: if we hadn't negotiated and a war had broken out, everyone might have thought to themselves that if we had negotiated, the war wouldn't have happened.

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: We entered the negotiations to prove to the whole world that their intention was to attack the Islamic Republic of Iran; their intention was hostile. And they could not claim that we requested negotiations and the Islamic Republic did not accept. We also negotiated so that it would be clear that the truth was with us, so that ultimate proof would be established for the whole world. Our own people would also understand that it wasn't the Islamic Republic that caused the war by refraining from negotiations. Because there was a question: if we hadn't negotiated and a war had broken out, everyone might have thought to themselves that if we had negotiated, the war wouldn't have happened.

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Dear NTV UGANDA , you got exposed when this question was asked. The moderator tried all means to protect BOBI Wine because this question asked was not on the paper that you have him. So he had no Answers. Was the question directed to Nalwoga or BOBI wine? Kakensa Ug Ashily The NRM Guy

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Watch how many times Andrew Wilson had to ask Candace Owens whether Lance Twiggs’ DNA was found on Tyler Robinson’s rifle during the debate - a claim she was lying about up until a week before the debate. Candace herself admits she realized the claim was wrong - so why didn’t she correct it for her audience? It took a $300,000 paycheck in the form of a debate with Andrew Wilson - and being confronted with the same question over and over again - but it was only at the point of Wilson going to play a clip of her saying it that she finally acknowledge that what she had been telling her audience was wrong. The most hilarious part? On her show today, Candace declared that she’s all about accountability and admitting to her audience when she makes mistakes.

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Putin was stunned by an uncomfortable question. It seems the dictator has forgotten how to answer them An Indian journalist caught Putin off guard with a question about Russian-speaking Ukrainians. Geeta Mohan asked the Russian leader what he could say to those Russian-speaking residents of Ukraine who, at the start of the invasion, were asking: “Why is Putin doing this to us?” Many of them spoke Russian, did not consider Russia an enemy, and never expected Russians to start destroying their homes. Putin was clearly confused and interrupted her: “I didn’t understand the question — shocked by what?” Mohan clarified that people were shocked that it was Russia that destroyed their homes. After a pause, Putin delivered a standard set of propaganda talking points: 📌 that these people supposedly lived in areas controlled by Kyiv, which the “Kyiv regime” was “destroying”; 📌 that Moscow was “forced” to launch the operation and “support” the occupation administrations; 📌 that “everyone could have left” if they didn’t want to “be with Russia”; 📌 and that the “referendums” were allegedly “open”. He never answered the main question — why Russia struck those it claimed it intended to protect.

Putin was stunned by an uncomfortable question. It seems the dictator has forgotten how to answer them An Indian journalist caught Putin off guard with a question about Russian-speaking Ukrainians. Geeta Mohan asked the Russian leader what he could say to those Russian-speaking residents of Ukraine who, at the start of the invasion, were asking: “Why is Putin doing this to us?” Many of them spoke Russian, did not consider Russia an enemy, and never expected Russians to start destroying their homes. Putin was clearly confused and interrupted her: “I didn’t understand the question — shocked by what?” Mohan clarified that people were shocked that it was Russia that destroyed their homes. After a pause, Putin delivered a standard set of propaganda talking points: 📌 that these people supposedly lived in areas controlled by Kyiv, which the “Kyiv regime” was “destroying”; 📌 that Moscow was “forced” to launch the operation and “support” the occupation administrations; 📌 that “everyone could have left” if they didn’t want to “be with Russia”; 📌 and that the “referendums” were allegedly “open”. He never answered the main question — why Russia struck those it claimed it intended to protect.

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That witness at the end was doing everything she could to dodge the question too! I'm glad Trump picked Sen. Mullin to take over DHS he is a true patriot.!!!

That witness at the end was doing everything she could to dodge the question too! I'm glad Trump picked Sen. Mullin to take over DHS he is a true patriot.!!!

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That witness at the end was doing everything she could to dodge the question too! I'm glad Trump picked Sen. Mullin to take over DHS - he is a true patriot.!!!

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The fact that he was right means nothing. He literally made a dangerous claim and insulted the heir to the throne. the princess.

The fact that he was right means nothing. He literally made a dangerous claim and insulted the heir to the throne. the princess.

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Rhaenyra offered the one marriage that could have united the realm. Jace + Helaena. Alicent refused 🤡🤡 Years later, Helaena looked at her mother and asked the question that says everything: “Why did you make me marry Aegon?” One decision didn’t just help tear the realm apart it also condemned Innocent Helaena to a life she never wanted 💔💯 The war wasn’t inevitable. It was chosen.l💔 #HouseOfTheDragon #TeamBlack

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Asks a question. She despises the question. She avoids the question with another question. He answers the question She becomes broken by the answer and then asserts her moral superiority by referring to insults and then bringing up that he is a white man… The Left.

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