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South Korea’s President, Jaemyung Lee, condemns "Jewish massacres" against Palestinians.
South Korea is quickly becoming based. Maybe we will even see the north and south reunify to create a prosperous and sovereign state
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South Korea is quickly becoming based. Maybe we will even see the north and south reunify to create a prosperous and sovereign state
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🇮🇷🇺🇸🇵🇰 Iranian state-affiliated outlets continue to deny WSJ report of negotiation team arriving in Islamabad.
So, what are the Americans doing there... sightseeing? lol
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So, what are the Americans doing there... sightseeing? lol
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🇺🇸 If you're tired of the U.S.-Iran negotiation drama...
Melania Trump’s full Epstein statement dropped about 40 mins ago.
Took the liberty of highlighting the interesting parts.
Enjoy!
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Melania Trump’s full Epstein statement dropped about 40 mins ago.
Took the liberty of highlighting the interesting parts.
Enjoy!
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Chairman Comer has agreed to call in the following individuals who were listed as Epstein co-conspirators by the FBI, yet given plea deals:
Leslie Groth
Sarah Kellen
Nadia Marcinkova
Adriana Ross
https://x.com/RepLuna/status/2042345727947350446
Leslie Groth
Sarah Kellen
Nadia Marcinkova
Adriana Ross
https://x.com/RepLuna/status/2042345727947350446
The
Pakistan Defence Minister’s call for Israel’s annihilation is outrageous.
This is not a statement that can be tolerated from any government, especially not from one that claims to be a neutral arbiter for peace.
https://x.com/IsraeliPM/status/2042343856910258614
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Reza Pahlavi distanced himself from calls for military action against Iran, saying:
"We never sought military intervention in our country."
Reza Pahlavi called for targeted strikes.
https://x.com/HatsOffff/status/2042557353313096099
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NEW:
Evan's Cold State Capital:
To understand what was actually negotiated before and during the theater, you have to look at who benefits from the outcomes and whether those benefits are distributed in a way that suggests coordination rather than chance.
Start with the Transnational Private Sector.
The TPS needed several things from this region that the pre-war status quo could not deliver.
– It needed a reset of energy contracts that had been locked into structures dating back decades.
– It needed reconstruction economics that would open new markets for infrastructure, defense, and technology firms.
– It needed a regional security architecture that was stable enough to protect long-term capital flows but flexible enough to allow new entrants.
– And it needed the political obstacles to these outcomes removed.
The war delivered all of this.
– Gulf energy infrastructure was damaged in ways that are severe enough to require massive reconstruction investment but not severe enough to permanently destroy productive capacity.
– Qatar lost 17 percent of its gas production at Ras Laffan, with projected losses of $100 billion over five years and restoration timelines to match.
– Kuwait's petroleum headquarters was hit.
– UAE facilities were struck.
– Saudi pipelines were targeted.
Every one of these "attacks" creates a reconstruction contract.
Every reconstruction contract is an opportunity to renegotiate the terms of ownership, operation, and revenue sharing.
The old contracts, many of which were written under conditions that no longer reflect the balance of power, get torn up and replaced with new ones that reflect the post-war reality.
This is not collateral damage. This is asset repricing through kinetic means.
The TPS sectors that will rebuild these facilities, the engineering firms, the defense contractors, the financial institutions that will underwrite the reconstruction, the insurance markets that will reprice regional risk, all of them benefit from a controlled disruption that is large enough to justify new terms but bounded enough to preserve the underlying productive infrastructure.
You do not destroy what you plan to profit from. You damage it just enough to renegotiate.
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Evan's Cold State Capital:
The Pre-Agreed ArchitectureTo understand what was actually negotiated before and during the theater, you have to look at who benefits from the outcomes and whether those benefits are distributed in a way that suggests coordination rather than chance.
Start with the Transnational Private Sector.
The TPS needed several things from this region that the pre-war status quo could not deliver.
– It needed a reset of energy contracts that had been locked into structures dating back decades.
– It needed reconstruction economics that would open new markets for infrastructure, defense, and technology firms.
– It needed a regional security architecture that was stable enough to protect long-term capital flows but flexible enough to allow new entrants.
– And it needed the political obstacles to these outcomes removed.
The war delivered all of this.
– Gulf energy infrastructure was damaged in ways that are severe enough to require massive reconstruction investment but not severe enough to permanently destroy productive capacity.
– Qatar lost 17 percent of its gas production at Ras Laffan, with projected losses of $100 billion over five years and restoration timelines to match.
– Kuwait's petroleum headquarters was hit.
– UAE facilities were struck.
– Saudi pipelines were targeted.
Every one of these "attacks" creates a reconstruction contract.
Every reconstruction contract is an opportunity to renegotiate the terms of ownership, operation, and revenue sharing.
The old contracts, many of which were written under conditions that no longer reflect the balance of power, get torn up and replaced with new ones that reflect the post-war reality.
This is not collateral damage. This is asset repricing through kinetic means.
The TPS sectors that will rebuild these facilities, the engineering firms, the defense contractors, the financial institutions that will underwrite the reconstruction, the insurance markets that will reprice regional risk, all of them benefit from a controlled disruption that is large enough to justify new terms but bounded enough to preserve the underlying productive infrastructure.
You do not destroy what you plan to profit from. You damage it just enough to renegotiate.
Read More [HERE]
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Benny Johnson's about to lose his $7k per post. 😅 👇 Cope and seethe, losers. The CIA Director called Bibi Netanyahu’s intelligence: “Farcical” Rubio called it: “Total Bullshit” And they were RIGHT. I want my President to get ACCURATE Intel. If you…
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Benny Johnson hasn't mentioned Israel or Netanyahu since his show on 8 April, 2025. I wonder why?
🇺🇸🇮🇱 Benny Johnson says Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu "should be banned from the White House."
https://x.com/BRICSinfo/status/2042447110348382493
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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Benny Johnson says Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu "should be banned from the White House."
https://x.com/BRICSinfo/status/2042447110348382493
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Forwarded from "israel" is a War Criminal 🇵🇸
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It’s basically a local custom where they pick figures they see as villains and burn them during Holy Week.
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War Criminal Benjamin Netanyahu’s criminal trial is set to resume on Sunday after weeks in which Israel’s court system operated under emergency restrictions because of the war with Iran.
According to the court notice, the next hearing is scheduled for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the Jerusalem District Court for the testimony of a defense witness.
The notice also says that, with the emergency status lifted and the justice system returning to regular work, the hearings will now resume in their ordinary format: Sundays in Jerusalem, and Mondays through Wednesdays at the Tel Aviv District Court.
The pause was not unique to Netanyahu’s case. Following the outbreak of the war on February 28, the Justice Ministry placed the courts under a “special emergency” format that sharply curtailed regular proceedings and left only urgent matters moving. That framework was extended several times, with the latest official notice stating that the emergency regime remained in place through Thursday.
With that period now ending, Netanyahu’s trial, like many other non-urgent criminal and civil proceedings, is returning to the calendar.
Substantively, the trial is resuming in the middle of Netanyahu’s cross-examination in the long-running corruption case involving Cases 1000, 2000, and 4000. Netanyahu was indicted in 2019 and has pleaded not guilty, denying all wrongdoing.
Netanyahu began testifying in December 2024, becoming the first sitting Israeli prime minister to take the stand as a criminal defendant, and prosecutors began cross-examining him in June 2025 after months of direct examination by the defense.
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According to the court notice, the next hearing is scheduled for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the Jerusalem District Court for the testimony of a defense witness.
The notice also says that, with the emergency status lifted and the justice system returning to regular work, the hearings will now resume in their ordinary format: Sundays in Jerusalem, and Mondays through Wednesdays at the Tel Aviv District Court.
The pause was not unique to Netanyahu’s case. Following the outbreak of the war on February 28, the Justice Ministry placed the courts under a “special emergency” format that sharply curtailed regular proceedings and left only urgent matters moving. That framework was extended several times, with the latest official notice stating that the emergency regime remained in place through Thursday.
With that period now ending, Netanyahu’s trial, like many other non-urgent criminal and civil proceedings, is returning to the calendar.
Substantively, the trial is resuming in the middle of Netanyahu’s cross-examination in the long-running corruption case involving Cases 1000, 2000, and 4000. Netanyahu was indicted in 2019 and has pleaded not guilty, denying all wrongdoing.
Netanyahu began testifying in December 2024, becoming the first sitting Israeli prime minister to take the stand as a criminal defendant, and prosecutors began cross-examining him in June 2025 after months of direct examination by the defense.
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Their last photograph was taken yesterday morning in southern Lebanon, before their armored vehicle caught fire due to an electrical malfunction an RPG strike.
None of them survived.💃
https://x.com/A_Ham96/status/2042280727602188542
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None of them survived.
https://x.com/A_Ham96/status/2042280727602188542
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They're back to the old Mein Kampf playbook:
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🚨 FOUND IN A LEBANESE HOME: MEIN KAMPF — IN ARABIC
IDF troops discovered a copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf in Arabic inside a home in Lebanon.
‼️For anyone still asking why Israel is operating there, this your answer.
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IDF troops discovered a copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf in Arabic inside a home in Lebanon.
‼️For anyone still asking why Israel is operating there, this your answer.
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The most important sentence in this entire 'war' was not spoken by Trump or Netanyahu or Iran.
🇱🇧 It was spoken by Lebanon's prime minister.
"No one negotiates on behalf of Lebanon except the Lebanese state."
That sentence ended Israel's justification for being in Lebanon.
Because if Lebanon's own government is asserting sovereignty, asking for direct talks, and positioning itself independently from Hezbollah,
then what exactly is Israel bombing?
Not a proxy.
A country.
And the entire region just watched Israel respond to a peace offer with a massacre.
Over 1800 dead.
Hours after signing onto a ceasefire it claimed to support.
See this "war", was conducted because every major player decided to avoid a real war.
It was a managed reset of the entire Middle Eastern order.
🗣 Khamenei was removed to unlock Iran's pragmatist faction.
🗣 Gulf infrastructure was damaged just enough to justify new reconstruction contracts and energy repricing.
🇵🇰 Pakistan was elevated as the new mediation hub.
🇨🇳China embedded yuan settlement into Hormuz transit.
Every major actor got something out of this.
🗣 Every actor except Israel.
Iran's pragmatists accepted the ceasefire, honored it, and showed up ready to negotiate. They traded the resistance axis for a seat at the table.
The Gulf states absorbed their hits and immediately started calculating reconstruction terms. Old contracts get renegotiated. New security frameworks get funded. Saudi Arabia collected record oil premiums throughout the entire war.
The damage was not a catastrophe. It was a business opportunity.
🇵🇰 Pakistan went from a country defined by debt and instability to the broker of the most consequential ceasefire in a generation.
🇨🇳 China backed it. 🇹🇷Turkey, 🇪🇬 Egypt, and 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia participated.
And while all of this was happening, while every other player in the region was quietly positioning for the post-war order,
Netanyahu launched "Operation Eternal Darkness" on Lebanese civilians because his coalition needed it.
That is how you know this is a foregone conclusion.
🗣 Israel is being governed by a finite-game logic.
Every decision is optimized for the survival of a coalition that needs war, needs territorial expansion, needs the Litani River, needs the rejection of every ceasefire and every framework and every deal.
The coalition survives.
The state erodes.
Because everyone else is playing the infinite game.
Iran's pragmatists are trading proxies for sanctions relief and economic reintegration.
The Gulf states are trading reconstruction contracts for a new security architecture.
Pakistan is trading mediation for structural relevance.
China is trading diplomatic backing for energy settlement in yuan.
Lebanon's prime minister is trading Hezbollah's monopoly on resistance for actual state sovereignty.
Every single one of these trades points in the same direction.
🗣 Away from Israel.
The best part is, no one sat in a room and planned the isolation of Israel.
What happened is worse.
Every rational actor in the system, pursuing its own survival logic, independently arrived at the same conclusion:
the future gets built without Israel's participation.
🗣 The strangulation of Israel has arrived.
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The most important sentence in this entire 'war' was not spoken by Trump or Netanyahu or Iran.
🇱🇧 It was spoken by Lebanon's prime minister.
"No one negotiates on behalf of Lebanon except the Lebanese state."
That sentence ended Israel's justification for being in Lebanon.
Because if Lebanon's own government is asserting sovereignty, asking for direct talks, and positioning itself independently from Hezbollah,
then what exactly is Israel bombing?
Not a proxy.
A country.
And the entire region just watched Israel respond to a peace offer with a massacre.
Over 1800 dead.
Hours after signing onto a ceasefire it claimed to support.
See this "war", was conducted because every major player decided to avoid a real war.
It was a managed reset of the entire Middle Eastern order.
🇵🇰 Pakistan was elevated as the new mediation hub.
🇨🇳China embedded yuan settlement into Hormuz transit.
Every major actor got something out of this.
Iran's pragmatists accepted the ceasefire, honored it, and showed up ready to negotiate. They traded the resistance axis for a seat at the table.
The Gulf states absorbed their hits and immediately started calculating reconstruction terms. Old contracts get renegotiated. New security frameworks get funded. Saudi Arabia collected record oil premiums throughout the entire war.
The damage was not a catastrophe. It was a business opportunity.
🇵🇰 Pakistan went from a country defined by debt and instability to the broker of the most consequential ceasefire in a generation.
🇨🇳 China backed it. 🇹🇷Turkey, 🇪🇬 Egypt, and 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia participated.
And while all of this was happening, while every other player in the region was quietly positioning for the post-war order,
Netanyahu launched "Operation Eternal Darkness" on Lebanese civilians because his coalition needed it.
That is how you know this is a foregone conclusion.
Every decision is optimized for the survival of a coalition that needs war, needs territorial expansion, needs the Litani River, needs the rejection of every ceasefire and every framework and every deal.
The coalition survives.
The state erodes.
Because everyone else is playing the infinite game.
Iran's pragmatists are trading proxies for sanctions relief and economic reintegration.
The Gulf states are trading reconstruction contracts for a new security architecture.
Pakistan is trading mediation for structural relevance.
China is trading diplomatic backing for energy settlement in yuan.
Lebanon's prime minister is trading Hezbollah's monopoly on resistance for actual state sovereignty.
Every single one of these trades points in the same direction.
The best part is, no one sat in a room and planned the isolation of Israel.
What happened is worse.
Every rational actor in the system, pursuing its own survival logic, independently arrived at the same conclusion:
the future gets built without Israel's participation.
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