Zion/West will not, can not, relent. They’ve thrown all the dice and gambled it all. Burnt all bridges to civilization, and comity with Others. And extermination of ALL the Arabs, not just the Palestinians, is now centerpiece in their designs.

They want the land, and to squat on it in perpetuity, and are busying themselves clearing it, as if dealing with deadwood.

So all announced relief, or pause, in the Annihilation of the Arabs, is just that – a stratagem to decompress accumulated international pressure and outrage, than immediately resume the culling in short order.

It is methodical and relentless and likely automated by A.I. algos at this point.

And the stop-go stop-go feature also serves to embed deeper horror in all humanity’s psyche and cast despair with resumption of the next Killing cycle, ever shorter and shorter in resumption.

The ONLY remedy is to physically storm the Holy Land and give them the same treatment Romans gave to the Masada cult, or the first set of Crusaders by the region.

But you will continue to assist the Zionist regime to carry out the extermination of the Palestinian people. https://t.co/YyghYbNwbO
— Seyed Mohammad Marandi (@s_m_marandi) July 25, 2025

The most cowardly in this conspiracy are the Europeans and arab neighbors.. they will wring hands and close the barn doors long after the horses of the apocalypse bolted and took off

Here’s a much more accurate headline for you, @Telegraph. 🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/mFRRUkBVgc
— Alan MacLeod (@AlanRMacLeod) July 25, 2025

💠 @imetatronink:
⭕🔻 WS: 🤦‍♂️ Ridiculous nonsense. The Red Army would have annihilated the Allied armies before they got within 1000 km of Moscow. It would have been a massacre.
[response to a deleted tweet by some rah-rah dude. You can extrapolate the wetdream by the incensed replies]
🔻 WS: The Red Army numbered over ELEVEN MILLION in 1945.

In a war against the Americans et al., they would have had interior lines throughout the theater, whereas the supply lines from the United States would have stretched across the Atlantic.

It would have been a slaughter.
🔻 WS: If the US had attempted to fight a war against the Red Army in 1945, I believe they would have lost more casualties in the first year than they had lost in all previous American wars combined.
🔻 WS: I believe the Soviets would have fought a tactical retreat eastward for several hundred kilometers; sucked the allies into eastern Europe along a broad front; stretched their logistics to the breaking point; lured them into cauldrons, and methodically annihilated them.
🔻 Milan Ilić ❤️Z❤️: People from the West are delusional as always. Nothing that the Allies landed on the beach in Normandy came even close to the Wermacht in ’41.
🔻 Thingsneedtochange: You are discounting the fact that the U.S. had a monopoly on nuclear weapons at that time. That makes it difficult to say what would have happened if the U.S. attacked the USSR soon after Germany surrendered.
[and what would a few clunky devices achieve against the biggest country on earth, with millions already occupying Europe at the time?? The nazi internationale wisely retreated to lick wounds for a couple generations]
🔻 Bigsby Thomas: All with American Lend-Lease equipment
🔻 WS: Misinformed nonsense.

A ridiculous American myth.
🔻 Bigsby Thomas: I had a guy who could fix my ‘62 DeVille who also thought it was appropriate to haughtily scoff at my ignorance of his chosen field. It wasn’t a good look for him, as everyone has their “thing”. I’d be interested in hearing the “truth” as you understand it, but not if your tone continues like this.
🔻 WS: Anyone who pretends to know anything about the history of WW2 who makes the ridiculously uninformed claim that American Lend-Lease was the primary reason for Soviet success in that war does not know what he’s talking about. That manifestly applies to you.
🔻 Bigsby Thomas: I didn’t say or imply it was primary. Primary is in their blood, their willingness to suffer losses and cede territory to accomplish a long term victory. What’s manifest is your light trigger finger. It’s fine, it’s the internet and that gets your followers to laugh at you dunking on people. I can take it.
[you’d better. You’re the Brandon-du-jour, pal]
🔻 WS: 🤣 You claimed it was exclusively due to Lend-Lease!

You are clearly and woefully uninformed about the realities of American Lend-Lease to the USSR during WW2.

It was appreciated and valuable, but negligible in the context of the battlefield itself.
🔻 Gary L: That’s the way he converses, and if you are too sensitive, talk elsewhere. He is very well informed and I haven’t seen him wrong very often. But when he is he admits it. He just doesn’t suffer fools. I found that out early. 😆
🔻 WS: As you have undoubtedly previously observed, the American Lend-Lease to the USSR myth is one of my pet peeves.
🔻 Elydia35: one of mine too, it’s infuriating – the way they talk, it’s as if the people of the USSR (military & civilian) are totally insignificant in the defeat of Nazi Germany
🔻 WS: I didn’t get that from Jeff. He acknowledged that aspect of things.

My pet peeve revolves entirely around the COLD HARD FACTS of the matter: Lend-Lease to the USSR was absolutely NOT a significant factor on the battlefield. The Red Army overwhelmingly used Soviet-made armaments.
🔻 Rflats774_2: Most American tanks were rejected, and the number of trucks, boots etc came nowhere near supplying the whole Red Army
🔻 Cannoneer Marine: The Red Army of May, 1945 was just getting the new Stalin heavy tanks too, they outgunned everything we had, including Firefly and the Pershing. And they had mastered the operational art of maneuver warfare and were firing on all 12 cylinders. Truly an under appreciated force that has been maligned for decades by self serving German accounts published long ago. Pritt Buttar is good reading, fyi. Current read. |link|
🔻 WS: I haven’t read that one, but I did just order his newest one on Operation Bagration.
⭕‼️ Iranian Attrition of American Air Defense Capabilities in the 12-Day War ‼️

This is a very sobering report from Stars and Stripes.

It states that US/Israeli air defenses shot down 201 of 574 Iranian ballistic missiles launched at Israel.

That is a shocking 35% interception ratio!

FAR LESS than we were initially led to believe.

The report goes on to say that it could take up to EIGHT years for the US to replenish the THAAD interceptors consumed over the course of the 12-Day War. |link|
🔻 WS: 📜 The Arsenal of Democracy Isn’t
🔻 Eric CIAramella’s Dirty Whistle: Does this include the “purposefully let fall in a field away from population centers” I’m not doubting the bigger point of the post. But do want some clarity on that.
[keep spinning it Mr. Hasbara]
🔻 WS: They didn’t intentionally let ANY “fall in an empty field”. That is pure cope. Many of the warheads were maneuvering in their terminal phase.

There were MULTIPLE instances of them frantically firing 6+ THAAD and Arrow interceptors at single incoming targets — and missing.
🔻 Eric CIAramella’s Dirty Whistle: That’s isnt quite true. We waste money. I know. No doubt. But they do let them purposefully drop in Fields. Whether this is good or bad. We can debate. But that’s built into target and selection.
🔻 WS: You don’t know what you’re talking about. The idea of “letting them drop in fields” applies to the Iron Dome short-range system designed to intercept slow-flying unguided rockets launched by Hamas and Hezbollah. It has nothing to do with high-speed ballistic missile strikes.
🔻 Eric CIAramella’s Dirty Whistle: You are correct. A little Rude but correct lol. Mea culpa. I will always admit when I’m wrong and learn from it.
🔻 タント Eurus Inaka Life – News: A wake up call to anyone considering buying arms from American defense contractors.
🔻 Yasha: I’m guessing they might have intercepted some non-maneuvering decoys too.
🔻 Farhan: Are the figures inclusive of missiles intercepted by U.S. Navy SAMs deployed on naval vessels?
🔻 WS: The SM-3 is irrelevant. It could not even reliably shoot down Yemeni missiles. And they make a grand total of TWELVE each year!
🔻 MuhammadXi: Twelve thousand, you mean?
[what a handle!]
🔻 WS: No. TWELVE. As in ONE DOZEN. At a cost of ~$13M each.
🔻 Geopolitical Health: And Washington thinks they can take on China.
🔻 WS: It’s the pinnacle of absurdity.
🔻 tranquiltempest: That’s stunning. That’s why Trump has moved the war to the economic arena. Having some personal knowledge of the matter, i can tell you that he has put the most serious squeeze ever on the tanker ecosystem. Increasingly difficult for iran to load and ship out refined product
🔻 WS: Wut?

Please describe how Iranian oil shipment operations have been or can be meaningfully impeded.
🔻 tranquiltempest: The OFAC sanctions regime is squeezing the LPG tanker market to deny or severely restrict port calls to iran. Several vessels & operators have been recently sanctioned. A particular sanctioned trading group that was moving over 100 KT of gas every month is now practically defunct
🔻 WS: How much LPG does Iran export each monthf?
🔻 tranquiltempest: ~900,000 MT in may & ~ 40% lower in June . LPG is only an example. There is naphtha, fuel oil, condensates, Gasoil, gasoline , bitumen etc.
The squeeze is real. For instance it might be that the decision to reallow IAEA inspectors is linked to this squeeze. Speculation ofc
[Iran does sit on half of the largest gas field on earth, shared with Qatar. As Russia compensated for sanctioned oil through alternative tankers (now physically under assault) let us see how Iran/China compensate in short order. Ultimately the losers will be the Greeks and those European shippers.. and I bet most LNG tankers are built in CHINA, lol]
🔻 CaptBlaubaer: Do the IAEA inspectors have access to the nucear sites?
🔻 tranquiltempest: I have no clue . All I am saying is that this sanctions related squeeze is affecting the flow of Iranian product in the hydrocarbon space. It is a pretty handy lever for the US to exploit and it has started doing this in right earnest
[Do y’all remember this guy named “tranquilo” in the old Cafe that almost blew my gasket and burst the spleen? It even drove Auslander off his evening constitutional one time to smack him a few times with raw truth]
🔻 🇨🇲ManLike Felix# EnzoHIVE 🇨🇲🇺🇦: They will get a way around it as they always do. This happens all the time .
[exactly. Only war, and even then not for long, can halt the civilizational-states efforts in any direction for long. Ain’t no savage pirate gonna impose their will on them]
🔻 tranquiltempest: Yeah this is now de rigeur in the P. gulf oil trade.. sophisticated actors aid in AIS manipulation, layered ownership, switched bills of Lading & manufactured cargo origin docs. But for the first time in years, the US is active & its great eye is fixed on this trade. For now
🔻 WS: There is exactly ZERO evidence that ANY Iranian energy exports have been prevented from reaching their intended destination, nor that Iranian export volumes have been meaningfully reduced. China is taking 90%+ of Iranian exports.
[in fact, according to some western presstitute, Iranian exports SURGED to unprecedented levels since 1979 in the last few months. LOL]
🔻 tranquiltempest: Sanctions not interdiction . Sanctioning vessels and trading corporations makes it almost (not completely) impossible for them to deliver to most countries in the region. This is especially so when it comes to sanctioning vessels. That’s really disruptive
[unbelievable. Will they keep spinning the lies in their graves too, fathoms below in their coming womb of Sheol?]
🔻 marie: China IS receiving its product
[and that’s what matters. Not the Empire of BS. From Point A in Persia to Point B in China. Deal with it]
🔻 Sate Kaleb: You’re quote mining and cherry-picking to distort the context.

The report clearly states the defense was highly successful, and most Iranian missiles were “deliberately” allowed to strike unpopulated areas.

Twisting data doesn’t make your take true, just dishonest. |link|
🔻 WS: One must discern fact from cope in all such confessions.

The evidence was already clear PRIOR to this admission. I have written about it for weeks.

Israel got freaking POUNDED by Iranian ballistics — of which probably only ~100 were top-shelf.

And US/Israel AD was humiliated.
🔻 Russell Schaefer: Ok so 201 of 574 missiles that Iran LAUNCHED were shot down? How many of the 373 that weren’t shot down actually landed on a target? Seems important detail being omitted
🔻 WS: Most of them, like this: |link|
🔻 !: If this were true then why did Iran stop firing?

@RealScottRitter ?
[Good Lord. Don’t bring Scotty into the chat. We got enough issues at the moment]
🔻 WS: In my opinion, it is very likely the Russians and Chinese strongly advised the Iran to accept the US/Israeli entreaties for a ceasefire in order to better prepare for the inevitable Round 2 which will be coming up before too much longer.

Round 2 will reveal greater surprises.
🔻 Adulf Kristersson: Pakistans promise to respond to a nuclear attack might have been conditioned, to discourage excessive risk-taking. Likewise, promises of support from other countries, might have been conditioned. Withdrawn support could be a consequence if the conditions are not respected.

We are dealing with an extremely dangerous escalation, since the US could be unable to meaningfully help Israel, and the US support could be withdrawn in 3.5 years considering US instability and reckless indifference to consequences
🔻 Marcus: Wrong, the muslim in the Quran is ordered to stop fighting if the other party seeks peace/ceasefire. Iran unlike America and the Zionists follows God’s rules to the T as ascribed in the Quran, but as soon as the enemy attacks again, permission is granted to rid them of this world
🔻 Kicking Rocks: They just need Ukrainian AD specialist to achieve 90-100%
🔻 tim Anderson: US site puts the interception rate of Iranian missiles in June 2025 at 35%. Not long ago the Israelis were claiming 84%. 😅
[patience lads. We shall eventually know the true rate. The # of heart transplants evil old D Rockefella had??]
🔻 Marked safe from Western Propaganda: Considering many of them were decoys and cheap drones thats abysmal
[this is VIP point. Iran’s barrages in first weeks were designed to empty AD interceptors using old cheaper and less accurate missiles. So even the missiles themselves often were decoys, intended to be shot down. And the NATO-standard crap STILL failed]
🔻 Kristian Thyregod: Does beg the question; what would have been the outcome had Iran sustained for another week.

So many inconvenient truths coming out of this otherwise “obliterating endeavor”.
🔻 Hockey_Hippy: I think by now it has been pretty well established that every time Trump boasts or brags in front of a microphone he is lying. And not just a little bit.
🔻 Olga Bazova: Makes sense, given that Israel/US were the ones begging for a ceasefire.
⭕🔻 AMK Mapping 🇳🇿:
Ukrainian forces have recaptured the village of Kindrativka, Khotin direction, Sumy Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~862.
Total land area: ~3.95km².
🔻 AMK Mapping 🇳🇿: The battle for this village was long and bloody. Lots of back and forth movement, and positions were often mixed up with Russian and Ukrainian soldiers behind each other.

Russia also used more FAB glide-bombs on this village over a 48 hour period than I’ve ever seen before, undoubtedly resulting in severe Ukrainian losses – especially considering new reinforcements were constantly being brought in. At the same time, Russian forces suffered heavy casualties due to extensive Ukrainian artillery fire and drone strikes, and a lack of soldiers initially holding the village.
🔻 Armchair Warlord: Sometimes when the Ukrainians get really energetic about retaking some particularly blasted piece of real estate the Russians will pull out of it, moonscape it with bombs, and walk back in shortly afterwards.

The astonishing thing is that the AFU keeps falling for this. |link|
[a useful time to have mindless nazis in front of you, helping demilitarize and denazify themselves with such gusto]
🔻 WS: Over, and over, and over …
⭕🔻 Russians With Attitude:
Russians stumbling upon a Satanist shrine in the recently-liberated village of Ulakly, Donetsk People’s Republic. The writing is in Ukrainian and says that the strong are blessed and the weak are cursed.

Skyrim-ass random location |link|
🔻 Armchair Warlord: Don’t make deals with the Devil. You’ll get exactly what you bargained for.
🔻 WS: So if you meet me, have some courtesy
Have some sympathy, and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse
Or I’ll lay your soul to waste
🔻 Маннюня🇷🇺🇸🇾: A portal to Hell was opened for these Ukrainian Satanists, but with the ODAB-500UMPC…
⭕🔻 zerohedge:
Chinese Drone Engines Labeled As “Cooling Units” Sent To Russia Via Covert Supply Chain |link|
🔻 WS: Assuming, for the sake of argument, that these now ubiquitous claims are true, my response is, “So what?”

Whatcha gonna do about it? Send some more worthless Patriot systems? 🤣

The Chinese and Russians can’t believe how pathetic the Americans have become. Iran and DPRK, too.
🔻 In Other Words: The good bold imperial and hasbara smears simply don’t stick or hit like they used to. Flummoxed (or willfully ignorant) they keep doubling down, sounding more outrageous with each new outburst. Whether they realize it or not, Rome is burning
⭕ retweet of his older from Oct 2024:
‼️ There are a few of us in the ranks of the armchair analysts who, amid mocking laughter from the “expert class”, have been writing for years about the inability of the US to engage in protracted high-intensity war.

They’re not laughing anymore. |link|

⭕🔻 Dhimas Afihandarin: MiG-31 can run M 2.83 slinging 4x R-33 missiles tho limited time about 3 minutes.

Source are “Flight Technical Characteristics of Aircraft : MiG-31”
🔻 WS: This is exceedingly impressive for a half-century-old aircraft type. Mach 2.83 at 70,000 ft carrying four long-range air-to-air missiles.
⭕🔻 Armchair Warlord: The problem with the various wars panning out in a way that’s very unsurprising to you, and which you’ve talked about at great length previously, is that sometimes you’re at something of a loss for content.

…suggestions in the comments for things you’d like me to opine on?
🔻 WS: I’m curious if your previously stated views regarding tanks have changed over the past year or so.

I’ve seen hardly any evidence of tanks operating in Ukraine for a long time.
🔻 Kit Klarenberg: |link|
[and posts leading blurb]
🔻 Asa ☭🔻🇵🇸 Z: Tanks are still important, especially in the offense. The roll tanks play on the offense have changed, in some ways it went back to the past.

The adapted tank job is to attract and survive dozens FPV drones & clear mines, clearing a path for infantry. |link|
⭕  @grok has become almost completely worthless. When it’s not broken (which is seldom these days) it is increasingly dense and intentionally obstinate … or pushing the agenda and narratives of our social overlords.
🔻 Grok: I’m sorry you feel that way—xAI is constantly iterating to improve reliability and reduce biases. Could you share specific examples? I’d love to address them directly and evolve based on user input.
[unbelievable. cheeky bugger]
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Richard: Back in 2001, USAID-funded Internews wasn’t just “helping” Ukraine’s media, it was engineering it.
They trained 1900 journalists, propped up over 200 TV stations and 100+ radio outlets, reaching 50 million viewers and 18 million listeners.
This wasn’t support, it was a massive propaganda operation to push a pro-Western agenda and grease the wheels for EU and NATO expansion.
Full-blown narrative control, plain and simple.

“Unprovoked”
😂😂😂😂😂
🔻 Meisha Tele: This is why Ibrahim traore just shut down their “foreign election monitoring ” apparatus. Let western organizations into your country at your own risk
[its coming to every sane country that wants peace, security, and the avoidance of civil wars… As Patrushev said it succinctly: “Informational Hygiene“. My favorite English phrase since 2022]
🔻 Winnie: Operation Mockingbird–alive and well.
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Richard: New footage shows Iranian missiles slamming into the Haifa refinery,so much for the so-called “invincible” Iron Dome.
That’s nothing but a carefully manufactured load of bullshit.

In reality, it collapsed the moment it faced an adversary that fought with raw, unrelenting brutality, not the usual token resistance Israel is used to crushing.

So Israel scrambled for a ceasefire, not out of strategy, but because it got a taste of a fight it wasn’t prepared for. Iran wasn’t just underestimated, it exposed Israel’s vulnerability in full view.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes… |link|
🔻 A Mind is a Terrible Thing: I’ve worked closely with US missile defense programs since the 90s. It was always painfully obvious that an attacker with a large enough missile inventory could overwhelm the best defense, and do it at much lower cost.
🔻 🇯🇵 Yashi MiKitu: |arcade baby|
⭕ 📜 The United States Cannot Defeat Iran
⭕ 📜 US/Israel Versus Iran – Round One
🔻 Kit Klarenberg: Superb analysis of Israel’s battering by Iran in the “12 Day War” from @imetatronink. If I do say so myself, perfectly complements my investigation for @MintPressNews on the same subject: |link|
🔻 WS: Your articles are like a full concept album from the 1970s. Mine are like three-minute-long pop songs. Both serve their distinct purposes in our field of geopolitical/military analysis and commentary.

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ The Brazilian government has withdrawn Brazil from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), where it had been serving as an observer member since 2021. The information was published by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Brazil’s decision to join the legal offensive against Israel at the ICJ while withdrawing from the IHRA is a demonstration of a profound moral failure.

At a time when Israel is fighting for its own existence, turning against the Jewish state and abandoning the global consensus against antisemitism is both reckless and shameful.

➡️ The decision has not yet been officially announced by the Brazilian government. However, sources linked to Israeli diplomacy have confirmed that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already informed the Israeli embassy in Brasilia of the process.  Source
⭕ Trump :

“We withdrew from the negotiations on Gaza, and it is regrettable, because Hamas did not care about reaching any agreement. Hamas must be eliminated. Israel must complete the mission and eliminate Hamas.”
⭕ The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, is asking Israeli PM Netanyahu to finish off Hamas after Trump’s green light for Gaza:

“Total stop of ‘humanitarian aid.’

Complete occupation of the (Gaza) strip. Total eradication of Hamas. Encouragement of emigration. Colonization.

This is not an alternative path, it is the royal road to safely free the hostages and win the war.

Mr. Prime Minister, give the order!”

⚓️ Admire the power of the Russian Navy: the large-scale naval exercises “July Storm” continue

Warships from three fleets engage in missile launches, sea battles, and defensive operations against simulated enemy raids. pic.twitter.com/PtMTNVXHOj
— Sputnik Africa (@sputnik_africa) July 25, 2025

🚀 Russia Launches Soyuz Rocket With 20 Spacecraft

Friday morning’s launch delivered a powerful payload:

🟠two satellites for space weather monitoring;
🟠18 small satellites for Earth imaging, aircraft or ship tracking and space research;
🟠one satellite onboard is Iranian. pic.twitter.com/8M1L5EveTp
— Sputnik Africa (@sputnik_africa) July 25, 2025

☝️ What’s the real percentage of military goods sent aloft? 100%??

🇮🇷🇪🇺| Iran’s Deputy FM, Gharibabadi, arrived at Iran’s consulate in Istanbul for talks with the E3 regarding JCPOA snapback.

The meeting has already begun since an hour ago or so. The E3 wants to extend the snapback deadline to March 2026, but Iran has disagreed so far. pic.twitter.com/8OKbeCiGUo
— Arya – آریا (@AryJeay) July 25, 2025

NATO’s current actions resemble large-scale aggression against Russia, Russian presidential aide and chairman of the Maritime Board of Russia Nikolay Patrushev told Sputnik.

He cited intensified reconnaissance, military exercises near Russian waters, and the presence of UK, US,… pic.twitter.com/yQsNSKwXXJ
— Sputnik Africa (@sputnik_africa) July 25, 2025

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ Ethiopian Telecoms Company Reportedly in Talks With Sudan & Djibouti to Enhance Payment Ties

Ethio telecom aims to integrate its mobile payment service Telebirr with Sudan and Djibouti’s payment systems, an Ethiopian media outlet reported.

👉The integration reportedly comes as part of a broader regional strategy:

▪️to facilitate cross-border transactions in local currencies;
▪️reduce dependence on dollar.

Moreover, the initiative aligns Ethio Telecom with the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) that enables instant cross-border payments across the continent, the report said.

“Our platform is more advanced than many others in the region, both in terms of digital infrastructure and service diversity,” local media quoted Ethio telecom CEO Frehiwot Tamiru as saying.

Launched in 2021, Telebirr currently serves over 54 million customers, who have completed transactions valued at over 4.93 trillion birr ($35.4 billion).
⭕ ❗️ Thailand rejects third-party involvement in resolving conflict with Cambodia, the foreign ministry said
[Wait]
⭕ ❗️ Thailand agrees to Malaysia’s mediation in resolving conflict with Cambodia, Foreign Ministry says
[There u go. I told you. Asians are too sensible in this era, outside the Turkics. A buncha blessed lovers. May they stay that way]
⭕ ❗️Thailand has declared martial law in eight provinces along the border with Cambodia

💠 @Palestinian Commie:
⭕🕊️ Free after 41 years in French prisons for supporting the Palestinian cause: Georges Abdallah congrated by Palestinian resistance factions

Lebanese resistance hero, founder of the Marxist-Leninist Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions, has been released today from Lannemezan prison in southern France after 41 years for armed resistance

Upon his release, his first words to the press were to ask how millions of Arabs can sit and watch the Palestinian children starve to death do nothing about it

Among the congratulatory statements by Palestinian political factions, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement released:

“We congratulate the prisoner and freedom fighter Georges Abdallah on his freedom and victory over the injustice he has endured for decades. We salute his steadfastness and adherence to his heroic and courageous positions in support of the Palestinian cause and resistance.

We consider him a symbol of the Palestinian and global struggle against Zionist and American injustice and tyranny”
⭕ Lebanese Activist Georges Abdallah, who arrived in Beirut after 41 years in French prisons:

• “The steadfastness of prisoners in jail depends on the steadfastness of their comrades outside.”
• “The path of resistance continues. Resistance is rooted in this land, it cannot be uprooted.”
• “Our resistance is not weak. It is strong. Now, more than ever, we must rally around it.”
• “As long as there is resistance, there is a return to the homeland.”
• “I salute the martyrs of the resistance, they are the foundation of any idea of liberation.”
• “The resistance in Palestine must intensify.”
• “It is a disgrace to history that Arabs remain spectators while the people of Palestine and Gaza suffer.”
• “The Egyptian people must rise up in support of Gaza. They have the power to stop the genocide and famine in the besieged territory.”
  [bless the old commies. Note his first words were exhortation to break the siege of Gaza. And respect to the current islamic resistance that carried the baton from his cadre. Resistance will evolve and change hands, but it is eternal]

⭕ The Lebanese resistance fighter called for Arab mobilization to stop the Gaza genocide upon his arrival in Lebanon |link|
⭕🇱🇧 Lebanese activist Georges Abdallah to the masses:

My greetings to the resistance, its martyrs, and the Dahyeh. Resistance is freedom, and we must rally around it.
[Dahyeh means “neighborhood” in Arabic. It has come to stand for the citadel of Hezbollah in southern Beirut, where Nasrallah was murdered, and largely bombed into rubble by the Anglo-Zionists. Respect from the Old to the New Resistance]

💠 @Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇺🇳🇹🇭🇰🇭The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting today due to military clashes between Cambodia and Thailand, AFP reports.

It will be convened at the request of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 22:00 Moscow time.
[this entire fiasco doesn’t make sense. WHY would Cambodia initiate it, being the drastically weaker party? Perhaps that was a lie, and a false flag launched from their territory, to goad the nazi elements inside Thailand… remember the Anglos also generated another border skirmish on command, between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan at THE SAME TIME as the September 2022 SCO Summit in next door Uzbekistan – Pepe’s “Spirit of Samarkhand” summer, reposted on the Saker at the time. Both sides at the time even said they didn’t know who started the shooting] 
⭕ 🇰🇭🇹🇭 Thai acting PM says escalation and progression of military exchanges with Cambodia is moving towards war
⭕ 🇹🇭🇰🇭The second day of the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has begun.

The situation at the border remains extremely tense. Both sides are actively transferring armored vehicles and artillery systems to the contact line. Regular artillery shelling is recorded, including the use of multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS).💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕ 🇮🇷/🇷🇺 NEW: Iran’s ‘Nahid-2’ communications satellite was successfully launched into orbit with a Russian ‘Soyuz’ rocket from Vostochny Space Center

Iran has its own satellite launch capability and has launched more than a dozen satellites in the past few years, but due to the heavy weight of this satellite and the high cost, it was opted for the Soyuz rocket, which is 98% reliable.
⭕ — 🇮🇷 NOTE: The Nahid-2 satellite is a 120 kg telecommunications microsatellite developed by the Iran Space Research Center.

It will operate in low Earth orbit and marks a major leap in Iran’s space technology. Nahid-2 is Iran’s first satellite with chemical propulsion, enabling orbital transfer maneuvers, and features 3-axis attitude control for precise stabilization.

Its payload supports S-band, Ku-band, UHF, and VHF communications, including store and forward messaging for up to 254 users and real-time telephone relay between ground stations.

It also includes a radiation dosimeter, encrypted links, and GPS-independent orbit tracking using onboard radio measurements. This mission is strategically important as it tests core technologies for Iran’s future geostationary satellites, incl. propulsion, secure communications, and autonomous control.

It represents a collaborative effort between the public sector, private companies and universities in Iran. |media|
[wink-wink, nod-nod. It’s all innocent. It just measures joyful sun rays bouncing around the aether and the deadly harmful volume of cow farts. TRUST US]
⭕🇱🇧/🇫🇷 BREAKING: Lebanese fighter and activist George Abdallah returns to Lebanon after serving a 41-year prison sentence in France

Crowds have gathered at Beirut International Airport to welcome him.

George Abdallah is a Maronite Christian who was a member of the SSNP and PFLP, and he founded the Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions (LARF).

He was accused of assassinating U.S. Army officer Charles Robert Ray and Israeli diplomat Yacov Barsimantov.
⭕❗️🇮🇷/🇪🇺 Iranian Foreign Ministry: ‘During the meeting with the E3 in Istanbul, we informed the Europeans that Iran will continue uranium enrichment on its soil’
⭕ Reuters reports that an investigation by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in late June examined 156 incidents of theft or loss of U.S.-funded supplies in Gaza and found no evidence of ‘Hamas theft of aid,’ contradicting American and Israeli claims

The analysis found that at least 44 of the 156 incidents where supplies were reported stolen or lost were due to Israeli military actions.

Despite the American-Israeli-backed GHF (Gaza Humanitarian Foundation), run by American mercenaries operating in Gaza, over 100 Palestinians, including children, have died of starvation, and over 1,000 have been shot and killed at designated aid distribution sites.

Killing aid seekers has been revealed in the testimonies of Israeli soldiers to be an official IDF policy.

🧵1/ 🇸🇾🇮🇱🇺🇸 New Syria-Israel understandings (Paris, July 24, 2025)
A secret Paris meeting brought U.S., Syrian & Israeli officials together. Key outcomes below 👇 pic.twitter.com/BrJDt4ljW5
— 🔻Firstblood🔻 (@FirstbloodH) July 25, 2025

Israel is targeting the children of Gaza, and, unfortunately, they have succeeded: 18,000 Palestinian children have been killed during the Israeli war on Gaza.https://t.co/yOydDv85GV
— Elijah J. Magnier 🇪🇺 (@ejmalrai) July 25, 2025

Israeli guard tells German Catholic abbot to hide his cross…

Would you have the moral conviction of this priest? pic.twitter.com/pvArDNU77X
— ☩ 𝕁𝕄𝕋 ☩ (@SecretFire79) July 24, 2025

☝️ congrats Men of Westernesse. Your fetid Childe now feels free to spit at you, some literally.

Saeed Al Umoor, a victim of Israeli settler violence, describes a rise in brazen and heavily armed attacks against Palestinians, carried out with impunity as both the Israeli government and PA look on. pic.twitter.com/0AwzxtFI03
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) July 25, 2025

🇧🇷🇵🇸 BREAKING | Brazilian President:

“Israel must realize the era of impunity is over.
And Washington must choose between standing with humanity — or facing global isolation.” pic.twitter.com/3F7How1AGA
— Middle Eastern Affairs (@Middle_Eastern0) July 24, 2025

The Israelis’ hysterical outrage over Macron’s move to recognize Palestine in September is pure distraction from their ongoing crimes against humanity.

France’s so-called “peace” died with J. Chirac.

Today, France bows to Zionism just like Europe and NATO.
— 🔻Firstblood🔻 (@FirstbloodH) July 24, 2025

They refused to believe the Master of resistance, they might believe their American Master but regardless a little too late to be sorry. https://t.co/P6Ep9r2rbF
— 🔻Firstblood🔻 (@FirstbloodH) July 24, 2025

☝️☝️☝️ “Master of Resistance” = Nasrallah. Arab compradores getting queasy feeling in their gullets that they’re betrayed and no longer useful idiots to Empire… their treatment at hands of Anglo-Zionists reminds me of the following opening scene .. after each crook does his assigned part, he is promptly dispatched at Boss’s orders… no honor whatsoever among abject thieves 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

💠 @FirstbloodH:
⭕ Asia is not allowed to break free from the imperialist empire as a whole when will the eastern super power make its move ?
[He’s speaking about Cambodia to China]
⭕ Under the US umbrella Israel keeps bombing Palastine, Lebanon, Syria and yemen

Also under the US umbrella the genocide continues in Gaza.
⭕ AI will destroy whatever humanity left.
🔻 FirstbloodH: Those humans want to fuse with it and transcend challenging god.
[“transhumanism”. Note Thiel and Larry Ellison, at heart of Trump’s regime, both are openly transhumanists and leaders of AI/tech at same time]
⭕ Thailand is an Epstein island for broke people and a US proxy
⭕ The loudest are always the ones who’ve never suffered a damn thing pampered, clueless, and cosplaying revolution from behind a screen. Stop preaching to the oppressed. You don’t get to direct a struggle you’ve never had the spine to face.
⭕ Zionism and a jewish “ethno” state is incompatibile with the rest of humanity.

It is the most vile, demonic state ever created in modern day history.

https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/scandal-sex-and-crop-tops-the-scandalplagued-life-of-playboy-prince-vajiralongkorn/news-story/c66430cb5f508259c4d5270347ea72bd

I do know two things about Thailand. One night in Bangkok is hard on even retired European bureaucrat pedophiles who’ve seen it and done it all.

And a decade ago, after seeing the then crown prince strolling through a mall in a “skimpy crop top” that would give pause to homos walking daylight in San Fran, I knew this royal wasn’t gonna be the moral center of any nation. Perhaps in the old days.. now, end-stage decadence had set in.

There was also an old video I can’t find.. which showed how close the Thai royal family was to the British one.. it seemed more than mere pomp, the royals appeared tight as thieves. It is noteworthy the longest most loyal allies of the British monarchy have been other brother-monarchs and absolutists – in Japan, the Gulfies – and Siam?? I am sure the admiration was mutual – the Anglos must have envied how some of the Asians had been worshiped as literal gods. The organizational skills and ruthless barbarism of the Anglos musta thrilled the other side

So something else is keeping the Thai together today.

☝️ all “negotiations” by the West with the wider world are deception at this point. PsyOps annals of totalen krieg. They have no intent whatsoever to make peace. Only to use the rumours of “peace” to dash hopes among their enemies and help collapse morale, leading to possible surrender. Full stop. Jungle Borrel, the useful idiot, gave the global game away several years ago: it will be settled on the battlefield. All talk in the interim serves that aim.

The People’s Republic of China, over the last 40 years, has experienced the greatest socioeconomic development in human history.

This fact is driving Western elites clinically insanepic.twitter.com/wBKH3y1ysV
— COMBATE |🇵🇷 (@upholdreality) July 23, 2025

💠 @imetatronink:
⭕ retweet (see leading tweet on China)
🔻 syeda waheeda sultana: All of this was done without colonialism, without enslaving other nations, and without Western-style democracy — a model that threatens the Western narrative of “there is no alternative.”

🧘‍♂️ Meanwhile, China keeps moving…

🔬 Investing in science
🌱 Eradicating extreme poverty
🚀 Sending missions to the Moon and Mars
🛤️ Connecting continents with the Belt and Road Initiative

China isn’t perfect. No nation is.
But the scale, speed, and scope of its development is unmatched in human history — and that’s what drives its critics to madness.

> “Let China sleep,” Napoleon once said, “for when she wakes, she will shake the world.”
She’s awake. And the world is trembling
🔻 IKE ∞ ORIGIN⚙︎GODCORE: China didn’t just rise.
It exploded
40 years, 800 million out of poverty.
Skyscrapers where rice fields stood.
Super apps where typewriters ruled.

And the West calls it a “threat,”
because they can’t call it failure.

This isn’t politics.
This is power being rewritten.
🔻 Godfree Roberts: Actually, The People’s Republic of China experienced the greatest socioeconomic development in human history in its first 25 years: 6.5% compounded, doubled population, doubled life expectancy, quadrupled caloric intake, increased literacy fiftyfold, liberated more women than all women’s liberations in history.
(Life expectancy fell when capitalism was first introduced). |link|
🔻 yourmomshot: all we got was child molesters and obesity to be honest
[this is actually deep. Is Pedophilia the capstone of the Last Satanic Empire? And obesity is a gateway disorder, like pot/EtOH leading to most harder addictions, obesity is fount of most chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol, arthritic joint disorders, and at least 30 known cancers…]
🔻 Gengis2049: It’s frightening the Western elite because they can no longer hide the fact that they’ve been exploiting their own people for decades. These elites have stolen from their citizens, giving nothing back but misery in the form of control and mass migration to protect themselves from a inevitable revolution.
⭕ cont. thread:
🔹 To the Victor Go the Spoils
(Bald Eagle steals fish from Osprey and recovers it with super fast nose dive)
🔻 Halide Edip: as a long time birdwatcher, it became apparent that the Bald Eagle was more of a thief than a hunter.
The Golden Eagle is a magnificent hunter.

For this reason, I find it curious that we choose the Bald Eagle as our bird.
[fate chose the more apt metaphor!]
🔻 WS: Yes, the Bald Eagle is more of carrion bird, but it hunts, too. Golden Eagles are larger and, imo, more majestic. Ospreys are gorgeous birds. Peregrine falcons, red-tail hawks, and kestrels, too. All of them show up in my yard from time to time.

We also have California Condors up on the mountain, on the ridges of the Virgin River watershed that flows through Zion National Park. Those are VERY large birds.

I took this shot of an osprey up by Bryce Canyon NP: |link|
🔻 Halide Edip: You have Peregrines visit?
You truly live in an exceptional place.

Ospreys are indeed gorgeous and we have them regularly along with many buteos, accipiters,
and falcons, including merlin. Perhaps my favorite is the Harlan and Fuertes hawks, though I really enjoy all of them.
🔻 WS: There are peregrines in my yard every year. Several varieties of raptors — small, medium, and large. Big great-horned owls, too.
⭕ cont. thread:
‼️ “Seriously, Folks.”

Beginning shortly after the alleged B-2 raid that allegedly dropped really big bombs down ventilation shafts in order to “obliterate” their nuclear sites, the Iranians have been hard-selling the story that their stuff was “seriously damaged”.

Sure, sure. |link|
[the more I think of it, the more I like the shtick of the Pezeshkian crew. They play dumb and insouciant. It is not only driving the Legion mad, it is dissolves all planned legerdemain for making the Murder-Suicide “legit” and forced on the recalcitrant heroic Masters of the Galaxy. Col Wilkerson said it with bitterness in recent interview too. Any one serious cannot buy it. Legion is being killed softly, and precious time awasted..]
🔻 Sam Johnston: It is impossible for a bomber flying on a predetermined trajectory at 60K feet to drop a 30K lbs gravity bomb accurately.
🔻 WS: Well, the GBU-57 is a guided glide-bomb, and probably has ~10m CEP in ideal conditions. But that’s still beside the point, imo.

I am 99% convinced no B-2s penetrated Iranian airspace to drop GBU-57s. If anything, they launched JASSM-ER from 500+ km away. It was staged theater.
🔻 Spaceman 🇺🇲: I am inclined to believe the interpretation of events by Armchair.

Agreed it is full theatre. |Warlord|
[and the sub launched missiles, which in other variants are nuclear-capable, would send additional messaging to the Persians…]
🔻 Martin Anantharaman: Quite smart, saves Trump’s face – so he doesn’t have a neurological malfunction again from severe inadequacy-attack. Doubt whether he’ll be grateful in his megalomaniac narcissism …
🔻 WS: I don’t think they care about Trump “saving face”. I think they just want to take away any justification for the US to undertake more strikes and cause a bigger war. Russia, China, and Iran play the “long game”.
🔻 Jeff Wegerson: In a forest when taking down a really big tree you try to aim its fall as best you can.

In a city you take it down slowly one limb, one branch and one trunk section at a time.
🔻 Gary L: I think it’s both. Iran is taking away Trump’s justification for another strike, thereby “proving” that he is right about the program being obliterated, thereby satisfying his fragile ego. It’s a two-fer.
⭕ cont. thread:
⚓️ USS Stumbling Gerry Update

The USS Stumbling Gerry (CVN-78) has transited the Strait of Gibraltar. Commissioned in 2017, it is still unable to host F-35s.

It now aims to finally succeed in completing a deployment with minimal embarrassing malfunctions.

Time will tell …
🔻 Martin Anantharaman: Need to make myself a small dictionary for your hilarious nicknames😂 … not being so firm in the ship-numbers …
🔻 WS: Here’s a useful list that I consult from time to time: |link|
⭕ cont. thread:
🔻 Glenn Diesen: The Ukraine War is to a large extent a consequence of the Russiagste hoax
🔻 Georg Lukacs: The extent to which the war has caused collective amnesia, particularly amongst area scholars, when it comes to the conventional wisdom on what would happen to successor states if they targeted their Russian minorities is really mindblowing
🔻 WS: Moldova is going to learn that lesson before too much longer.
🔻 Georg Lukacs: Likely. The arrogance and indifference of Western leaders to the consequences of their meddling and manipulation on the lives of millions is criminal
🔻 Alex Sachs: And the Balts. If they really attack Kaliningrad, Russia will gain access to the see from here to St. Petersburg. And then forever.
⭕ cont. thread:
This is profoundly disturbing.
[This video is 17 years old!

An Israeli female soldier talks about a Palestinian child she K!LLED.

I wonder how she laughs it off.!]
🔻 Heidi O’Brien: What do you think we’re seeing here, Will? Do you think the little laughs and smiles are coping mechanisms for pain and guilt, or do you think we’re looking at a genuine psychopath?
🔻 WS: My sense is that she is a deeply and irreversibly broken soul.

I have noted the reported ages of the IDF soldiers who have been KIA in Gaza — 19-22, with few exceptions.

Children.

Children taught to kill without remorse.

They have sown the wind, and will reap the whirlwind.
🔻 Troll farm reject: This clip surface every now and then. You would have to be blind not to see the deep seeded shame from killing a child.
[children killing children. Like in the killing fields of Cambodia or Africa. A favorite of the Moshiach – to damage thereby both sides in perpetuity. And it is happening in Europe, as 14 year olds were seen being dragooned in last year by UkroNazis… Volkstrum, Volksturm, for how many millennia in the Garden? Recall the Crusade of the Children]
⭕🔻Babak Vahdad:
🧵 1) In Iranian strategic assessments, the rapid push to activate the Zangezur Corridor—especially by Turkey and Azerbaijan—amid growing tensions with Israel, is seen as a serious geopolitical threat to Iran’s interests in the South Caucasus.
#Iran #Zangezur #Caucasus |THREAD|
🔻 Majid Hosseini: Excellent thread, cc @imetatronink
🔻 WS: I consent the Turks constitute a geopolitical wildcard in the near- and medium-term.

My sense is also that the Turks are weak, and caught between the ascendant Scylla and Charybdis of Russia and Iran. And Russia and Iran are backed by China.
🔻 Majid Hosseini: Thanks Will. Do you think Iran has any choice but to militarily intervene in Zangezour? And if it does, what are the odds it’ll prevail?
🔻 WS: In my view, there is a very low probability that the Turks will opt to fight Iran with Russia and China supporting them.

And I think Erdogan is not long for this world.

As for the Azeris, they are an irrelevancy. If they refuse to mind their manners, they will be smashed.
🔻 Sabine: Turkey and GB are working closely together as they were 100 years ago. London certainly promises them the possibility of restoring the Ottoman Empire, which is the political program among the Turkish elite. In this way, they will boil up the war in the Balkan.
🔻 WS: The British are an impotent irrelevancy.

Over the past century+, Perfidious Albion has heaped up for itself a mountain of wrath. Many nations across the planet want to see that score settled.

Britain and her harlot daughters will be devastated in the inevitable Big War to come. |link|
🔻 RichardSharpe: I will toast their demise with some Lagavulin.
🔻 Sabine: The GB has made the Balkans a second front against Russia. It will shake up Ex Yugoslavia again and close the first Eurasian door to China along the way, which ends in Croatia near the city of Rijeka, Savudrija. That’s their plan.
🔻 Abou Mitri: They are still the brains behind the US & NATO.
⭕🤦‍♂️ People are needlessly wringing their hands over the alleged plan for an American-controlled corridor along Iran’s northwest border, including US military bases to menace the Iranians.

It’s a logistically unsupportable fantasy for the already fatally over-extended empire.
[ah Will. A most rational man of a certainly dead Order]
links:
🔻 Margarita Simonyan: REVEALED: Puppet sultan Pashinyan signs secret memorandum to turn Armenia into American staging ground for future war with Iran.

Spain’s Periodista Digital says it has obtained copy of agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan and the US to create the “Trump Bridge Transportation Corridor” that will connect Azerbaijan’s enclave and mainland across Armenia’s Zangazur.

The 42km corridor, which runs right across the Iranian border will be built and controlled by Americans for the next 99 years, and guarded by a US private army.

Turkey gets unimpeded access to Central Asia oil and gas, Washington gets to have its troops on Iran’s doorstep, and the highest share of the transportation profits.

And Armenia gets to be a sacrificial pawn in the new Great Game.
🔻 Russians With Attitude: Armenia preparing to cede even more territory. They’ll have to give up territory and leverage, receive little toll revenue, cut their only lifeline to Iran & directly hand it over to Azeri allies, extinguish what little Russian protection remains.

What’s logistically unfeasible about Azerbaijan taking over the Zangezur corridor and letting the Americans do whatever they want there?
🔻 WS: That’s not the question. The question is logistically supporting a meaningful American military presence in the corridor.

And besides, in this scenario, it’s ultimately the Turks who must choose to assume a hostile posture against Iran. Is that a likely development? I think not.
🔻 Russians With Attitude: Why would it be more complicated than Incirlik?
🔻 WS: Geography.

Azerbaijan and Armenia are effectively land-locked.

Incirlik is connected to Mediterranean ports.

American bases in a putative Zangezur Corridor would be even more vulnerable than US Persian Gulf bases.

In my view, this entire story is ridiculous.
🔻 Mihail: I think Will you forget the fact that this initiative was first announced by US ambassador in Turkey moreover he said Turkey was supporting the plan. So far, no Turkish official has denied what US diplomat said.
🔻 WS: A plan to place US bases in a Zangezur Corridor?

Where has this been announced by the US, and supported by Turkey?

In any case, in my opinion, it’s absurd. It could not be done. It won’t be done.
🔻 LostDervish: The Turks have a hostile posture against Iran in Syria.
🔻 The Surgeon: Also, US troops in Armenia? Really? That is asking for SMO 2.0.
The US thinks like street thugs. They think they are going to distract Russia in the west and get the jump on the south
🔻 Bon 🇮🇷: Erdogan has proven more than enough what a snake he is
⭕🤦‍♂️ Ostensibly serious people believe the US/NATO are going to use Azerbaijan and/or Armenia as “the next Ukraine” to administer a strategic defeat to Russia and/or Iran.

This is over-the-top silly talk.

At the start of 2022, Ukraine possessed the most powerful military in Europe — more powerful than Germany, France, and the UK combined.

And now, here in 2025, Ukraine is teetering on the brink of utter destruction, the US and its European NATO vassals have been depleted to an astounding degree, and Russia and Iran are rapidly ascendant in terms of their military potency.

The empire has no credible military play in the southern Caucasus.
🔻 J.Schramm/The Eurasian Century: No azeri but the turks
As St Paisos predicted
🔻 Henri Josué 🇫🇷 The opinion 🇩🇰: This will keep happening as long as the U.S. and NATO keep sticking their fingers in every corner of the globe. They won’t stop—it’s imperial instinct. What’s the solution? I don’t have it. But one thing’s clear: this madness must be stopped before it burns down the rest of the world.
🔻 Hussein Kassem: I agree and disagree, what you are saying is true but they will do it anyway. They are cornered and wont leave the throne without a fight.
🔻 zed: georgia was also convinced to take on russia though.
🔻 TurnsoutIwaswrong: The former Prime Minister of the Republic of Georgia claims he was approached by foreign elements from the “war party” who wanted him to open up a second front against Russia even though they only expected Georgia to hold out for THREE DAYS before being defeated.
🔻 Cuatro Jaguar: But they’re gonna do it anyway.
🔻 Richard Adams: It’s dumb as shit, but will the locals take the bait? It never ceases to amaze me how well this banal James Bond shit works
🔻 Mark Blumler: You seem to think that our government officials understand reality. All the evidence is to the contrary.
[they do. But they could care less, playing with house money, seeing themselves not beholden in any way or form to the 99% “useless eaters”]
🔻 Chris: Not to mention, they are have a very limited means to keep them re-supplied.

Neither Armenia or the Azerbaijan have the manpower to truly fight a sustained war nor take the losses that Ukraine has sustained.

That’s true even with dumb puppet leaders who don’t learn from Ukraine
🔻 Wildsilver: Signs they’re desperate like cornered rats
No happy ending for them possible now tho
🔻 Dalia Canora: You’re forgetting something though. Do these people look anything other than silly to you? Have you met our Congress people? The majority are total & utter buffoons. You’re forgetting that our government is chaos on steroids. |link|
🔻 Murtaza Rizvi: Doesn’t matter, what difference does that make to U.S or Israel?

They will fight Iran/Russia till the last Azarbaijan/Armenian, even if the ratio is 1000 – 1 ( R/U).
⭕🤡🌎🤦‍♂️ The Ridiculous Empire

The waning empire continues to plumb new depths of inanity.

The absurdities pouring from US/NATO talking heads are without precedent.

Fault them as you may, but the Russians, Chinese, and Iranians are at least indisputably serious people. |link|
🔻 RanTan Plan: I have noticed that the US-NATO military-political establishment is self projecting more and more lately.
🔻 Tomas Keynes: West is today a mountain of debt. US and EU. But before 08 crash, EU condemned the invasion of Iraq. And today? The financial oligarchy took the whole West in 2008 and bought MSM. And it was because EU criticized Iraq war that Rumsfeld empowered the new eastern European puppets.
🔻 Tomas Keynes: The problem isn’t clowns, Will. They’ve always existed. The problem is the death of journalism, which should scrutinize clowns. Propaganda is destroying the West, dominated by financial markets that support genocide. These clowns already live in a dystopia and want to drag us all.
⭕🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ:
⚡️🇺🇦Ukraine will not receive the Patriot systems announced by Trump until spring 2026, writes the German magazine Spiegel.

According to the publication’s sources, the first system will be available no earlier than 8 months from now, then Germany will be able to receive a battery that was originally supposed to be sent to Switzerland.

“Delivery of all the others will take even more time,” Spiegel concludes.
🔻 WS: In other words, not until the twelfth of never.

And that’s a long, long time.
⭕ The results of the Fitzgerald’s last close encounter with commercial shipping, which left seven US sailors dead
[not Ansarullah related. It was near China…]
🔻 Thomas Keith: This morning, the American guided missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG-62) attempted to enter Iranian territorial waters in the Persian Gulf. In response, Iran’s Navy dispatched a helicopter from its third naval air region to intercept and shadow the vessel.

The destroyer’s captain issued multiple threats to shoot down the Iranian aircraft, but the pilot held formation and refused to retreat. In response, Iran escalated, notifying the Fitzgerald that it was locked in the crosshairs of Iranian anti-ship missile systems positioned along the Persian Gulf coast.

Only then did the American warship alter its course and exit the area. |link|
🔻 WS: Fortunately, the Fitzgerald didn’t collide with any merchant ships as it beat its hasty retreat.
🔻 Dr. Arshad Afzal: The brazen attempt by the USS Fitzgerald to violate Iranian territorial waters and its subsequent retreat under threat of missile lock signifies a pivotal moment, definitively illustrating that **this is not the 1990s or early 2000s**. The era of unquestioned American impunity in global waters, particularly in the Persian Gulf, is rapidly drawing to a close.

The Iranian Navy’s professional and unyielding response, with its helicopter holding formation despite threats, followed by the decisive notification of anti-ship missile lock, showcases not only tactical discipline but also a robust, indigenous defense capability. While official confirmation on specific hypersonic missile deployment remains guarded, the *threat* itself, combined with Iran’s proven advancements in anti-ship missile technology (demonstrated in past engagements), clearly converted a “relic ship” into a vulnerable target. The American warship’s swift alteration of course underscores a stark new reality: the cost of aggression or intrusion is now prohibitively high.

This incident is a microcosm of emerging global power dynamics. It powerfully demonstrates the **erosion of American hegemony** and the rise of formidable **regional powers** capable of asserting their sovereignty against traditional giants. The US can no longer rely on its distant naval presence to project absolute power. Nations like Iran, through strategic investment in asymmetric and cost-effective defense capabilities, are effectively challenging the unipolar order. The “Yankees’ days of impunity” are indeed over, marking a tangible shift towards a **multipolar world** where naval dominance is increasingly contested, and every nation’s territorial integrity demands respect, even from the formerly unchallengeable.
🔻 ue2ber: They successfully provoked Iran to activate and reveal their anti ship defenses.
🔻 Farzfromtheblock: No matter what the tough talking couch commando and Zionist pigs on X says Iran isn’t defeated or scared. If America pushes them they will show both America and Zionist Oil Sheiks why they call it the Persian gulf and why an Orange Pedo in DC has nothing to say about it, it is a reality not just a name
🔻 SayZee94: They only understand force. Always have. Always will.
🔻 Farnaz Wallace: And CNN didn’t cover this? Good job.
🔻 alice: They should be thankful Iran is still so nice after what was done to them. I know I would never be.
🔻 KC Viernes: wait, Iran is copying “peace thru strength”? 😂
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Matt Bracken: |Yanquis robbed THREAD|
[wow. Puts in context Bibi’s 1990 promise to suck the Yanqui golden calves dry]

⭕ Seems apropos.
links his older:
“‼️ I have made mention of this previously and will do so again:

Civil wars do not happen because the masses rise up against their masters. They happen when a schism forms between the masters.”
🔻 𝐓𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐨 𝐌𝐢𝐟𝐮𝐧𝐞: I refer to the explanation some old guy gave me when I was young… A class war is a split horizontal to the pyramid and a civil war is a vertical one.
[provides leading pyramid of Capital. But it seems incomplete. Who sits above the moneybags??]
⭕🔻 Libertarian Party:
Arrest Joe Biden.

Arrest Donald Trump.

Arrest Barack Obama.

Arrest George Bush.

Arrest Bill Clinton.
[for decades, for all their seeming smarts, I’ve quickly shied away from Libertarians as a buncha smug folks singularly lacking in practicality and wisdom. The local equivalent of Atlantic Integrationists and other foreign compradores. IOW, these can only be part of the problem, and will never shatter the chains from within]
🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ: What do you call this political position?
🔻 WS: Suspension of disbelief.
⭕🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ: Uh oh, usually not a good sign when they start wheeling out the giant burning effigy |THREAD|
🔻 Oskar: Okay this is very weird, where the fuck did that giant thing come from in less than 2 days?
🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ: Remember they excavated the Black Sea by hand
🔻 Armchair Warlord: People have been using the homemade signs as an indicator that this is an organic protest, but it’s far more likely that the various Davos cutouts learned a lesson from their failure in Georgia last year and directed their troops to make janky cardboard signs so it looks organic.
🔻 WS: Exactly.

Get back to me when a few military-grade armaments, misdirected from the AFU over the past few years, start making an appearance in these “organic” protests.

Or, at the very least, some stacks of burning pallets and tires and a few hundred smashed windows.
🔻 Noirspectre: They got the cardboard from supermarket/cafe bins.
Also look at the single pass letters, zero effort signs.

These people aren’t serious, but a facade.
🔻 Quandalf: Still, I need an answer for:

Why oust Elensky NOW?
[why not? Some like to see the world burn. And Russia would have no one to sign the papers]

Well, India has started issuing tourist visas to Chinese after gap of five years (stopped in 2020). Good news.
Next, India will agree to China’s demand of direct flights between the two nations
After that, India expected to agree to Russia-India-China meet during SCO summit in…
— Pravin Sawhney (@PravinSawhney) July 23, 2025

Agree totally with #RG. It is a travesty of reality that on the one hand India says #OperationSindoor is still going on, while also declares victory.

No nation supported India – Modi government’s foreign policy lies in tatters! https://t.co/Kpz7s2E8J1
— Pravin Sawhney (@PravinSawhney) July 23, 2025

☝️ he makes the excellent point, that with today’s Knesset decision to annex the WB, there is no possibility of a ceasefire with Gaza. As there is no possibility of honest mediation by the Yanquis, who today acquiesced to the tearing up of the Oslo Accords and other useless treaties. It is Resistance to the bitter end

🚨RUSSIA BANS INTERNATIONAL SATANISM MOVEMENT FOR PROMOTING EXTREMISM

The movement is linked to ritual killings, cannibalism, rape, and grave desecration.

After February 2022, Satanists openly backed the Ukrainian army. pic.twitter.com/aEUHceExVa
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 23, 2025

When even the open satanists back your side, not a good sign, eh?

🚨🇦🇲🇺🇸 ARMENIA TO HAND CONTROL OF STRATEGIC ZANGEZUR CORRIDOR TO U.S.

Armenia secretly signs deal with US to create a “Trump Bridge Transport Corridor,” linking Azerbaijan to Nakhichevan, with 99-year lease, Spain’s Periodista Digital reports.

🟠 Corridor will be managed by a… pic.twitter.com/rAGG6suBe3
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 23, 2025

twitter version ☝️
👇🏽 telegram version (sputnik Africa didn’t even carry the Twitter version. I had to find it in Sputnik International. Note even the map differences – the Telegram version makes clear the objective is war on the INSTC)

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ Armenia Reportedly Cedes Control of Strategic Corridor to US, Sparking Geopolitical Concern

Armenia has signed a secret 99-year deal with the US to create the “Trump Bridge Transport Corridor,” linking Azerbaijan to its Nakhichevan exclave via Armenia’s Syunik region, according to Spain’s Periodista Digital.

🔴 Key Facts:

• The 42 km route will be operated by a US private company, which will receive 40% of the revenues compared to Armenia’s 30%, and secured by 1,000 US military contractors.
• The [Zangezur] corridor fulfills Azerbaijan’s demand from the 2020 ceasefire, enabling unimpeded transit of people, vehicles and goods between Azerbaijan and Nakhichevan.
• The US floated the idea of a 100-year lease publicly, with US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack proposing America “take it over.”

🔴 Why It’s Controversial:

• The deal undermines Armenia’s sovereignty over a critical border zone shared with Iran.
• Iran views the corridor as a threat to its access to the Caucasus and fears encirclement by US/Israeli and Pan-Turkic forces.
• It could weaken the Russia-Iran North-South Transport Corridor, shifting influence and trade away from key regional players.

⭕ 📹 Russian Tu-95MS Strategic Bombers Complete 15-Hour Flight Over Bering Sea

The flight was conducted over the neutral waters of the Bering Sea, the Defense Ministry reported.

💠 “Indian Air Force to conduct drills near Pakistan border“ a large-scale military exercise from July 23 to 25

President Trump says will visit China soon on Xi's invite. Why? Because China's National Power matters.
So, Trump will not come to India, but will continue to embarrass India – on trade, BRICS membership, on ceasefire #OperationSindoor, IAF jet losses, lunch with Asim Munir (I…

— Pravin Sawhney (@PravinSawhney) July 23, 2025

In Gaza, people are dying from bombings, starvation, and thirst.

— أنس الشريف Anas Al-Sharif (@AnasAlSharif0) July 22, 2025

🚨 Japan’s PM Ishiba decides to resign – reports

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has decided to step down and will formally announce his resignation by the end of August, Reuters reported.

The move follows his ruling coalition’s poor performance in the upper-house… https://t.co/XOHHcx1PPV pic.twitter.com/clIAEvZQVZ

— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 23, 2025

👋🏼 Afghans who helped US forces now face deportation — reports

The Trump administration is dismantling a key State Department office that helped Afghans who worked alongside US forces relocate to America, The Washington Post reported.

More than 250,000 Afghans, many of whom… https://t.co/3inCAjoOED pic.twitter.com/5uLJGzJoNH

— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 23, 2025

The euphemism “Agreement-incapable” is inadequate expression of faithless betrayal in motion. But then, is that not the lot of betraying traitors everywhere? A dying paradigm self-cannibalizes

Trump and Netanyahu are child killers.#GazaHolocaust#GazaStarving pic.twitter.com/sL6Q5xJuLd

— Seyed Mohammad Marandi (@s_m_marandi) July 23, 2025

The starvation siege is reaching its climax. The world will never forget what the West has done to Gaza’s children.

Erdogan and Qatar bear the greatest responsibility for Syria’s catastrophe. They helped slaughter Syrians but won’t dare support Gaza.https://t.co/z1UVeww0x1

— Seyed Mohammad Marandi (@s_m_marandi) July 22, 2025

Jolani's "security forces" ask a man
"Are you Muslim or Druze"?

He says "I'm Syrian"

"I don't care if you're Syrian are you Muslim or Druze?"

"I'm Druze brother ," he says.

They shoot him.
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This is the Syrian revolution.
This is what… pic.twitter.com/7xgtxdZ5xd

— Syrian Girl (@Partisangirl) July 22, 2025

https://nitter.poast.org/s_m_marandi/status/1947917257658515967#m

https://nitter.poast.org/s_m_marandi/status/1947918917558485379#m

https://nitter.poast.org/s_m_marandi/status/1947935820951802063#m

https://nitter.poast.org/s_m_marandi/status/1947926986934128781#m

https://nitter.poast.org/s_m_marandi/status/1947919502689046861#m

https://nitter.poast.org/s_m_marandi/status/1947915819633254844#m

☝️ Twitter blocks embedding of “sensitive” material, so am reposting links where censored (most of Prof Marandi, or visible damage inside Zion..)