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Shocker: Dave Smith was right again: "See this is the goddamn thing I was telling all you people about last summer that nobody wanted to fucking listen to: ...This is all about a regime change. This is the regime change Israel has wanted for decades." "This is always the... show more

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BREAKING President Trump tells reporters on Air Force One that you can’t get better regime change than what he has already achieved in Iran. This is, at least, the fifth time in recent days that he has made similar comments about regime change, but I believe this is the first time he has framed it as not being able to get better than what has already been done. “…..We've had regime change. If you look already, because the one regime was decimated. Destroyed, they're all dead. The next regime is mostly dead. And the third regime, we're dealing with different people than anybody's dealt with before. It's a whole different group of people. So I would consider that regime change and frankly, they've been very reasonable. So I think we've had regime change, but you can't do much better than that. The regime that was really bad, really evil was the first one that was done. The second was appointed, and they're gone. They're all dead other than one who may have a little life. And, and then they're really in the third group and the third group of people that seem to be much more reasonable…..”

BREAKING President Trump tells reporters on Air Force One that you can’t get better regime change than what he has already achieved in Iran. This is, at least, the fifth time in recent days that he has made similar comments about regime change, but I believe this is the first time he has framed it as not being able to get better than what has already been done. “…..We've had regime change. If you look already, because the one regime was decimated. Destroyed, they're all dead. The next regime is mostly dead. And the third regime, we're dealing with different people than anybody's dealt with before. It's a whole different group of people. So I would consider that regime change and frankly, they've been very reasonable. So I think we've had regime change, but you can't do much better than that. The regime that was really bad, really evil was the first one that was done. The second was appointed, and they're gone. They're all dead other than one who may have a little life. And, and then they're really in the third group and the third group of people that seem to be much more reasonable…..”

Yashar Ali 🐘

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MULLIN: “If this was about regime change, we could’ve done that during the 12 Day War. We wanted diplomacy to work up until the last hour… we gave him many chances. The truth is, the Ayatollah was never going to give up on his dream of having a nuclear Iran.”

MULLIN: “If this was about regime change, we could’ve done that during the 12 Day War. We wanted diplomacy to work up until the last hour… we gave him many chances. The truth is, the Ayatollah was never going to give up on his dream of having a nuclear Iran.”

Markwayne Mullin

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.David Sacks referring to this Bret Baier question from last night: "I think your first question to him last night was the correct one, which is you asked him who he was working with. He said nobody. The internet has had a day to review that and what they've seen is that this is an account of a relatively low level staffer at Anthropic, who had never tweeted before, who had no followers, and all of a sudden he posted this tweet and ot gets amplified by the biggest doomer NGOs. So the odds that he is not working with them are very low."

.David Sacks referring to this Bret Baier question from last night: "I think your first question to him last night was the correct one, which is you asked him who he was working with. He said nobody. The internet has had a day to review that and what they've seen is that this is an account of a relatively low level staffer at Anthropic, who had never tweeted before, who had no followers, and all of a sudden he posted this tweet and ot gets amplified by the biggest doomer NGOs. So the odds that he is not working with them are very low."

Peter J. Hasson

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More 🔥from Dave Smith: "Any person who's an influence of yours...[who is] celebrating day one of a war, that this was a success, please never listen to that person again." "The whole game is what comes next, not whether we can topple the government." "This is the Lindsay Graham presidency."

More 🔥from Dave Smith: "Any person who's an influence of yours...[who is] celebrating day one of a war, that this was a success, please never listen to that person again." "The whole game is what comes next, not whether we can topple the government." "This is the Lindsay Graham presidency."

Captain Ⓐncapistan

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Mullin: We are not wanting regime change, but the person that's leading this effort is the ayatollah. Remember in 1979, when he came to power, he was saying that he wanted to be a nuclear Iran

Mullin: We are not wanting regime change, but the person that's leading this effort is the ayatollah. Remember in 1979, when he came to power, he was saying that he wanted to be a nuclear Iran

Acyn

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🚨 BREAKING: Stephen Miller says the oil chaos in the Strait of Hormuz PROVES why President Trump had to eviscerate Iran's regime "Imagine if this regime, that right now, weaker than ever before, imagine if that regime instead had nuclear weapons, instead had long-range missiles that could reach an American city, instead was rich with cash." "A rich regime that controls commerce through the Strait of Hormuz and has nuclear weapons, has long-range weapons, think about what a terror that would be to global commerce and to the world." "This was the last chance that the United States had to take action against a regime that was planning and plotting to kill Americans and that had the ability to strangle, if it wished, global commerce in the future, backed by long-range missiles, backed by nuclear weapons!" "Remember, Obama put them on a path to enrich them with tens of billions of dollars and have a nuclear weapon right now." "So what instead you have is a dying regime, a decaying regime, a thrashing regime that is engaged in terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz." "But let's be very clear, the United States, not Iran, has the staying power." "Why? Iran produces 2% of the world's oil. America under President Trump is the number one producer of oil and fossil fuel, more than Saudi Arabia, more than Russia, more than any other nation in the world, and now we're partnering with Venezuela." Stephen Miller NAILED IT.

🚨 BREAKING: Stephen Miller says the oil chaos in the Strait of Hormuz PROVES why President Trump had to eviscerate Iran's regime "Imagine if this regime, that right now, weaker than ever before, imagine if that regime instead had nuclear weapons, instead had long-range missiles that could reach an American city, instead was rich with cash." "A rich regime that controls commerce through the Strait of Hormuz and has nuclear weapons, has long-range weapons, think about what a terror that would be to global commerce and to the world." "This was the last chance that the United States had to take action against a regime that was planning and plotting to kill Americans and that had the ability to strangle, if it wished, global commerce in the future, backed by long-range missiles, backed by nuclear weapons!" "Remember, Obama put them on a path to enrich them with tens of billions of dollars and have a nuclear weapon right now." "So what instead you have is a dying regime, a decaying regime, a thrashing regime that is engaged in terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz." "But let's be very clear, the United States, not Iran, has the staying power." "Why? Iran produces 2% of the world's oil. America under President Trump is the number one producer of oil and fossil fuel, more than Saudi Arabia, more than Russia, more than any other nation in the world, and now we're partnering with Venezuela." Stephen Miller NAILED IT.

Eric Daugherty

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WATCH: Former U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, who was at the Kirk event, says he wants America to know that the last thing Charlie talked about was love and Jesus Christ. Chaffetz was visibly broken...but said this was too important not to share. “I want his wife and the country to know that the last question he took, the last thing he talked about to people in Utah—thousands of people that wanted to come hear him—is that his message was one of the love, of Jesus Christ, of his belief in prayer.” “And he talked about that from his heart.” “And you can feel it.”

WATCH: Former U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, who was at the Kirk event, says he wants America to know that the last thing Charlie talked about was love and Jesus Christ. Chaffetz was visibly broken...but said this was too important not to share. “I want his wife and the country to know that the last question he took, the last thing he talked about to people in Utah—thousands of people that wanted to come hear him—is that his message was one of the love, of Jesus Christ, of his belief in prayer.” “And he talked about that from his heart.” “And you can feel it.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Q: Last year you said they were doing the ‘dirty work’ for us — is this still the case, or has it now become too dirty? Merz: I said that last year on the sidelines of the G7 meeting in Canada. But at that time, it was about the bombing of military targets — launch ramps and elements of the nuclear weapons program. And now it is about much more. Now it is allegedly or actually about regime change.

Q: Last year you said they were doing the ‘dirty work’ for us — is this still the case, or has it now become too dirty? Merz: I said that last year on the sidelines of the G7 meeting in Canada. But at that time, it was about the bombing of military targets — launch ramps and elements of the nuclear weapons program. And now it is about much more. Now it is allegedly or actually about regime change.

Clash Report

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.JD Vance rejects the notion that his relationship with Peter Thiel is about ushering in a high tech oligarchy. Instead, he credits Thiel for helping open his eyes to Christianity: “I was in law school. I was calling myself an atheist at the time. And [Thiel] came and gave a talk, and he talked more about spirituality and religion than he did about business or politics. And I sort of realized, whether you agree or disagree with this guy, his Christianity is much more interesting than the atheism of the people that I see surrounding me. Seeing this guy, who was smarter than anybody I had met, who was obviously very wealthy, very successful... realizing that this idea that I had in my head, that Christianity was for superstitious people and atheism was for smart people, and that was the categorization that I had made falsely. And there were a lot of people, Peter was one of them, who slowly, over time, revealed that to be fundamentally an arrogance that was deeply corrosive to my soul.”

.JD Vance rejects the notion that his relationship with Peter Thiel is about ushering in a high tech oligarchy. Instead, he credits Thiel for helping open his eyes to Christianity: “I was in law school. I was calling myself an atheist at the time. And [Thiel] came and gave a talk, and he talked more about spirituality and religion than he did about business or politics. And I sort of realized, whether you agree or disagree with this guy, his Christianity is much more interesting than the atheism of the people that I see surrounding me. Seeing this guy, who was smarter than anybody I had met, who was obviously very wealthy, very successful... realizing that this idea that I had in my head, that Christianity was for superstitious people and atheism was for smart people, and that was the categorization that I had made falsely. And there were a lot of people, Peter was one of them, who slowly, over time, revealed that to be fundamentally an arrogance that was deeply corrosive to my soul.”

Glenn Beck

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‼️From Minneapolis to Venezuela (w/Anya Parampil)‼️ "Maduro's vice president Delcy Rodriguez is now the president of Venezuela as the constitution would dictate. So there was no collapse of the regime, and Trump made this very clear when he said that they made the choice not to go in and take everybody out the way they did in Iraq, because that would have led to state collapse. This, in a way, is an admission of US policy that regime change in Venezuela has failed for two decades now, & basically the removal of Maduro in many ways was more about saving face and giving the appearance that Trump had succeeded in achieving his goal of regime change."

‼️From Minneapolis to Venezuela (w/Anya Parampil)‼️ "Maduro's vice president Delcy Rodriguez is now the president of Venezuela as the constitution would dictate. So there was no collapse of the regime, and Trump made this very clear when he said that they made the choice not to go in and take everybody out the way they did in Iraq, because that would have led to state collapse. This, in a way, is an admission of US policy that regime change in Venezuela has failed for two decades now, & basically the removal of Maduro in many ways was more about saving face and giving the appearance that Trump had succeeded in achieving his goal of regime change."

Briahna Joy Gray

40,928 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

"This is who Kevin wanted. This is Kevin's guy. He was handpicked by this regime as the number two quarterback on their draft board." Have you seen enough from Dillon Gabriel in this pathetic Browns offense to know it's never going to work? "I'm just very confused with the philosophy. He was drafted in the third round, we used a valuable pick. A pick that, right now, I would love to see a wide receiver or offensive lineman."

"This is who Kevin wanted. This is Kevin's guy. He was handpicked by this regime as the number two quarterback on their draft board." Have you seen enough from Dillon Gabriel in this pathetic Browns offense to know it's never going to work? "I'm just very confused with the philosophy. He was drafted in the third round, we used a valuable pick. A pick that, right now, I would love to see a wide receiver or offensive lineman."

The Dawgs - A Cleveland Browns Podcast

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Nick Shirley, who has spent the past 2yrs posting about shutting down immigration to the US, is now in Cuba telling us Trump wants regime change & Shirley thinks it’s a great idea! Never mind that it will cause more migrants to the US, negating his whole anti-immigration schtick

Nick Shirley, who has spent the past 2yrs posting about shutting down immigration to the US, is now in Cuba telling us Trump wants regime change & Shirley thinks it’s a great idea! Never mind that it will cause more migrants to the US, negating his whole anti-immigration schtick

GenXGirl

62,324 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

I have listened to Dr. Fred Matiang'i in about three instances in the past respond to this River Yala matter and what PS Karanja Kibicho said last night about the issue. I now believe there is something that is so deeply hidden that Kenyans need to know. The two who were in-charge of the security docket that time have confidently stood by their word that the current regime should initiate a public inquest into the matter for Kenyans to know the truth. The current Government's reluctance into the same gives indications that there is something some people in this regime are hiding about this whole issue of River Yala! Can they just initiate that public inquest so that we can put this matter to rest since it's them who always come up with every kind of accusations about this issue?

I have listened to Dr. Fred Matiang'i in about three instances in the past respond to this River Yala matter and what PS Karanja Kibicho said last night about the issue. I now believe there is something that is so deeply hidden that Kenyans need to know. The two who were in-charge of the security docket that time have confidently stood by their word that the current regime should initiate a public inquest into the matter for Kenyans to know the truth. The current Government's reluctance into the same gives indications that there is something some people in this regime are hiding about this whole issue of River Yala! Can they just initiate that public inquest so that we can put this matter to rest since it's them who always come up with every kind of accusations about this issue?

Generali Osumo

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THEY FINALLY CONFESSED THEIR LOVE FOR EACH OTHER, BUT THIS ISN'T HOW I WANTED IT TO BE. WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS IS THE LAST EPISODE AND I WON'T SEE THEM REUNITE IN THE ANIME?! THIS IS UNFAIR! THEY JUST TALKED ABOUT GETTING MARRIED AND HAVING KIDS WITHOUT HOLDING BACK. THIS HURTS! I WANTED TO SEE ALL THAT!

THEY FINALLY CONFESSED THEIR LOVE FOR EACH OTHER, BUT THIS ISN'T HOW I WANTED IT TO BE. WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS IS THE LAST EPISODE AND I WON'T SEE THEM REUNITE IN THE ANIME?! THIS IS UNFAIR! THEY JUST TALKED ABOUT GETTING MARRIED AND HAVING KIDS WITHOUT HOLDING BACK. THIS HURTS! I WANTED TO SEE ALL THAT!

HIM'EL 🗡️ メカフィエンド

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Admiral Robert Harward who grew up in Iran discusses what the country was like before radical Islam took over: "The Iranian people know what human rights are. They know what freedoms are. They want change and we have the opportunity to support them in a long overdue fashion." "People forget what this is all about. This is about basic human rights that the Iranian people have been denied for almost five decades now." "The Shah was very progressive. He had implemented human rights. He implemented women's rights. He implemented land reform. He had moved them into the twenty-first century. Women wore mini-skirts. There was casinos. There was skiing. It was very active. You could travel anywhere." "The whole region was pretty stable and peaceful and to see that all shattered with the Islamic revolution that came to power in '79 is just painful but now we have the opportunity to correct that."

Admiral Robert Harward who grew up in Iran discusses what the country was like before radical Islam took over: "The Iranian people know what human rights are. They know what freedoms are. They want change and we have the opportunity to support them in a long overdue fashion." "People forget what this is all about. This is about basic human rights that the Iranian people have been denied for almost five decades now." "The Shah was very progressive. He had implemented human rights. He implemented women's rights. He implemented land reform. He had moved them into the twenty-first century. Women wore mini-skirts. There was casinos. There was skiing. It was very active. You could travel anywhere." "The whole region was pretty stable and peaceful and to see that all shattered with the Islamic revolution that came to power in '79 is just painful but now we have the opportunity to correct that."

Benny Johnson

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Koh: I think if this is a president who really wanted to empower workers, he wouldn't have just stripped 700,000 people of their collective bargaining rights. If this was a president who really wanted to empower workers, he wouldn't have cut $500 million of labor protections and labor investigations across the world. If this was a president who really cared about empowering workers. He wouldn't have tried to change a rule last time he was president that would have made it easier for managers to take from the tip pools of their servers. This is all a farce.

Koh: I think if this is a president who really wanted to empower workers, he wouldn't have just stripped 700,000 people of their collective bargaining rights. If this was a president who really wanted to empower workers, he wouldn't have cut $500 million of labor protections and labor investigations across the world. If this was a president who really cared about empowering workers. He wouldn't have tried to change a rule last time he was president that would have made it easier for managers to take from the tip pools of their servers. This is all a farce.

Acyn

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