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Nearly fifty years ago, Monty Python’s Life of Brian made a scene that still hits hard. Stan tells his activist group that he wants to be called Loretta and that he wants to have babies. The others try to be kind and supportive, but they also run into a basic problem: he cannot actually have a womb. The whole conversation turns into a funny, awkward attempt to balance empathy, language, and reality. In 2026, the scene feels weirdly familiar. A lot of public debate now circles around identity, biology, rights, and how we speak to each other. Online, it is like that sketch on repeat, with people arguing, correcting themselves, and getting stuck in contradictions. Monty Python did not predict the future. They just understood how easily humans get tangled up, even when they mean well. John Cleese Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

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The bombs are still falling. But Washington has already lost. A former US military adviser said what most analysts are thinking: Trump’s war on Iran has alienated every ally America has left. Not some. All of them. Military victories can be measured in targets destroyed. This defeat cannot. It is happening in foreign ministries, in trade corridors, in quiet conversations between leaders who no longer trust Washington to behave like a serious country. The United States turned against its allies. The tariffs came first. Then the threats against Greenland. Then the abandonment of Ukraine. Now a unilateral war that nobody signed up for, followed by demands that everyone join in anyway. When you spend years burning bridges, do not be surprised when nobody comes to your war. The military result in Iran is still uncertain. The strategic result is not. America is alone. And it got there fast. Gandalv / Gandalv

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Piers Morgan, a man not historically known for self-restraint, has just detonated a very large bomb directly underneath the White House’s victory parade. His conclusion is not subtle. Iran still controls the Strait of Hormuz. The Pentagon burned through thirty billion dollars achieving approximately nothing. And Trump’s approval ratings are now doing what all truly expensive things eventually do: falling apart faster than expected. This is the kind of post-war assessment that nobody in a MAGA hat is going to enjoy reading. The historic victory, it turns out, was historic mainly in the sense that the gap between the announcement and the collapse was unusually short. Thirty billion dollars. Iran still has the Strait. The ratings are down. If this is winning, one hesitates to imagine what losing looks like. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

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