Trump:
‘How a JEWISH PERSON can vote for a Democrat is beyond me’
‘I’ve been the BEST president in the history of Israel’
‘In Israel, I think I was at 99%’
‘How a JEWISH PERSON can vote for a Democrat is beyond me’
‘I’ve been the BEST president in the history of Israel’
‘In Israel, I think I was at 99%’
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Ukraine's Air Force spokesperson said Russia now launches jet-powered drones "virtually around the clock," reaching speeds that interceptor drones cannot match.
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US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz warned that Washington's patience with Iran "is not unlimited," accusing Tehran of blocking the Strait of Hormuz and disrupting global trade.
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Russia's largest fighter factory has completed 20 Su-35 jets for Iran, with 10 more expected by the end of 2026 according to reports.
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New Zealand PM Luxon confirmed PM Modi will arrive in Auckland on 10 July for the first visit by an Indian prime minister in 40 years.
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Germany's defence minister told that NATO decisions "are made by free consensus and not dictated by individual states," rejecting US demands for obedience.
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Forwarded from New Rules
🚨🇺🇸 Paper Tiger Superpower: The Real America Behind the Curtain of Hollywood and Propaganda
For decades, the United States projected limitless power through its military, technology, and the dollar. Today, behind the carriers, stealth jets, and trillion-dollar budgets, the cracks are showing.
🔸 The Military Under Strain
The USS Gerald R. Ford was supposed to symbolize American naval dominance. Instead, after consecutive campaigns, the world's most expensive warship returned home with fires, broken systems, failed berths, malfunctioning toilets, and repair estimates stretching up to two years.
The problem extends beyond one ship. While the U.S. Navy plans to retire carriers, destroyers, and submarines, China continues expanding the world's largest fleet and building nuclear-powered supercarriers.
🔸 Expensive Weapons, Limited Results
America still builds the world's most expensive military hardware, but questions about effectiveness continue to grow.
The F-35 remains plagued by maintenance issues, overheating, poor readiness rates, and soaring costs decades after development began.
The same pattern appeared during the Iran conflict. Despite intensive bombing, Iran reopened underground missile facilities within weeks, restoring access roads, tunnel entrances, and production capacity.
🔸 The Wars That Never End
🇻🇳 Vietnam became a quagmire.
🇦🇫 Afghanistan lasted twenty years.
🇮🇶 Iraq destabilized an entire region.
🇮🇷 Iran became the latest example:
Iran survived, oil prices surged, and public support collapsed. The deeper problem is strategic: Washington repeatedly enters wars without clearly defining victory, fueling endless interventions with little to show for the cost.
🔸 Economic Pressure at Home
Military overstretch would be manageable if the domestic economy remained strong. Instead, inflation continues eroding living standards.
Savings are shrinking, incomes struggle to keep pace with prices, and households increasingly rely on depleted financial cushions.
The dollar still gives Washington extraordinary financial advantages, but new payment systems and local-currency trade are slowly challenging that position. Like the Safavid Empire before its decline, America benefits from controlling a critical financial artery—but alternatives are beginning to emerge.
More countries are settling trade outside the dollar. New financial networks are appearing.
The gap between America's image and its performance is becoming harder to ignore.
@NewRulesGeo❗Follow us on X
For decades, the United States projected limitless power through its military, technology, and the dollar. Today, behind the carriers, stealth jets, and trillion-dollar budgets, the cracks are showing.
🔸 The Military Under Strain
The USS Gerald R. Ford was supposed to symbolize American naval dominance. Instead, after consecutive campaigns, the world's most expensive warship returned home with fires, broken systems, failed berths, malfunctioning toilets, and repair estimates stretching up to two years.
The problem extends beyond one ship. While the U.S. Navy plans to retire carriers, destroyers, and submarines, China continues expanding the world's largest fleet and building nuclear-powered supercarriers.
🔸 Expensive Weapons, Limited Results
America still builds the world's most expensive military hardware, but questions about effectiveness continue to grow.
The F-35 remains plagued by maintenance issues, overheating, poor readiness rates, and soaring costs decades after development began.
The same pattern appeared during the Iran conflict. Despite intensive bombing, Iran reopened underground missile facilities within weeks, restoring access roads, tunnel entrances, and production capacity.
🔸 The Wars That Never End
🇻🇳 Vietnam became a quagmire.
🇦🇫 Afghanistan lasted twenty years.
🇮🇶 Iraq destabilized an entire region.
🇮🇷 Iran became the latest example:
Iran survived, oil prices surged, and public support collapsed. The deeper problem is strategic: Washington repeatedly enters wars without clearly defining victory, fueling endless interventions with little to show for the cost.
🔸 Economic Pressure at Home
Military overstretch would be manageable if the domestic economy remained strong. Instead, inflation continues eroding living standards.
Savings are shrinking, incomes struggle to keep pace with prices, and households increasingly rely on depleted financial cushions.
The dollar still gives Washington extraordinary financial advantages, but new payment systems and local-currency trade are slowly challenging that position. Like the Safavid Empire before its decline, America benefits from controlling a critical financial artery—but alternatives are beginning to emerge.
More countries are settling trade outside the dollar. New financial networks are appearing.
The gap between America's image and its performance is becoming harder to ignore.
@NewRulesGeo❗Follow us on X
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Ali Khamenei's brother, Hadi Khamenei, at his funeral:
'Martyrdom was the most fitting reward for him'
'Martyrdom was the most fitting reward for him'
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‘John Kennedy was a great guy, handsome’ — Trump
‘He was the second most good-looking president they say’
‘He was the second most good-looking president they say’
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Beijing warns Japan-India cooperation should 'not target' China
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Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf breaks down in tears at the farewell ceremony for late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
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The Israeli Prime Minister's Office: Benjamin Netanyahu agreed during a conversation with Donald Trump to hold a meeting in Washington soon.
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World Health Organization Declares End to Hantavirus Outbreak.
The outbreak began on a cruise ship, leading to 13 infections and 3 deaths.
Over 650 people in 33 countries were monitored.
The outbreak began on a cruise ship, leading to 13 infections and 3 deaths.
Over 650 people in 33 countries were monitored.
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