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2026-04-02 05:11:22 UTC

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2026-04-02 04:53:41 UTC

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2026-04-02 01:17:23 UTC

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2026-04-02 01:10:12 UTC

BAHHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
https://www.rt.com/news/636981-iran-war-us-israel-trump/
Trump to deliver Iran speech amid falling approval ratings and soaring gas prices (VIDEOS, PHOTOS)
The US president is set to address the nation on the Middle East war later tonight
Published 1 Apr, 2026 17:31 | Updated 2 Apr, 2026 01:01
Trump to deliver Iran speech amid falling approval ratings and soaring gas prices (VIDEOS, PHOTOS)
Tehran, Iran. © Getty Images / NurPhoto / Contributor
Welcome to RT’s live coverage of the US-Israeli war on Iran and the wider turmoil across the Middle East, which continues to be affected by missile and drone strikes from both sides.
As the war on Iran enters day 33, missiles struck an oil tanker off the coast of Qatar, as well as Kuwait’s airport on Wednesday, while US and Israeli airstrikes pounded Tehran. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran’s president wanted a ceasefire, which Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has refuted. “No ceasefire proposal has been made by Iran. The five-point plan allegedly proposed by Iran is media speculation,” Araghchi said, as cited by IRIB. The war will continue until the aggressor is punished and full compensation is paid to Iran, he added.
Trump is set to deliver a speech on the Iran war later tonight, his first prime-time address since the conflict began, as plunging approval ratings and rising economic anxiety deepen political pressure at home. The White House has given no details on the speech, but it comes hours after Trump claimed Iran had sought a pause in hostilities, even as he set conditions that underscored the uncertainty surrounding the war’s trajectory. Trump is set to speak at 9 PM (0100 GMT on Thursday), more than a month after the US and Israel launched the war, a delay that contrasts with the early addresses presidents typically deliver at the outset of major conflicts.
America’s war with Iran could destroy NATO from withinREAD MORE: America’s war with Iran could destroy NATO from within
Recent polling shows Trump’s approval rating slipping below 40%, with disapproval climbing above the mid-50s as voters sour on both the war and its economic fallout.
Support for the Iran campaign itself is deeply underwater, with the majority opposing the offensive and independents turning sharply against it.
Here are the latest developments:
• Trump has suggested that the US is considering leaving NATO over what he cast as its lackluster military support for the Iran war.
• Iran and the US are engaged in “exchanges of messages” but are not holding any talks, Aragchi has said.
• At least 1,318 people have been killed and 3,935 injured in the Israeli invasion and attacks on Lebanon since March 2, according to Lebanon’s Health Ministry.
• Russia’s ban on gasoline exports has come into force, following a government decision approved last week aimed at “stabilizing” domestic fuel prices amid volatility in global oil markets due to the Middle East crisis.
• More than 115,000 civilian units have been damaged or destroyed in recent attacks on Iran, the Red Crescent has said. The sites reportedly include residential, medical, educational, and relief centers, with a significant share located in Tehran province.

2026-04-02 01:04:14 UTC

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2026-04-02 01:02:37 UTC

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Don’t know about you but Donald Trump looks and sounds like a beaten man to me.
For all the fake braggadocio and gyrations to the international LGBTQ+ anthem YMCA he has lost a spring in his step. And much more.
His approval rating is the lowest in presidential history-17% He wonders aloud that his press secretary might be to blame for his “93% bad press”. Maybe “Katherine isn’t doing her job”.
Though Mephistopheles himself would have difficulties spinning his weekly sybaritic sojourns to Mar a Lago while the Middle East burns along with the world economy - not least that of the United States.
That “excursion” from the path of endless joy on the Dow - Trump’s Golden Calf - is turning into a prolonged journey with no end in sight.
Even his own family members are not out of bounds in the search for a scapegoat.
Trump was careful from the start to make clear that the ultimate recommendation for war was made by Kushner his son-in-law. It was damnation by faint praise when he said it but as Tucker Carlson Marjorie Taylor Greene Thomas Massie and many others could testify- that’s how it starts…
The self-styled Secretary for War Crusader Hegseth is also being eyed for the drop. Trump hasn’t mentioned Netanyahu by name for weeks.
And didn’t Melania cause all this with her Epstein affair. Yes Melania. How come her biopic turned into such a turkey. He won’t pardon her if it comes to it.
The anathematisation of NATO grows more and more extreme. Clark Kent aka Keir Starmer is being singled out for special relationship excoriation. The EU? YMCA types, all of them.
I used to think Trump might cause Civil War in the United States but right now he couldn’t muster a battalion in Baltimore or a troop in Tennessee.
Rasping foghorn Alex Jones asks us to remember “old Trump”. “Pray for him”. And “move on”.
When you’re history you’re toast. Burnt scorched toast. That’s Donald Trump.
George Galloway
Workers Party leader
In Exile

2026-04-02 00:58:38 UTC

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2026-04-02 00:38:59 UTC

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🇮🇷🇮🇷 Who is Colonel Ibrahim Dhu al-Faqari (Ebrahim Zolfaghari) in #Iran?
Spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters:
➡️ Bachelor’s degree in mathematics
➡️ Master’s degree in mathematics
➡️ Doctorate in Western philosophy
➡️ Hafiz of the Quran
➡️ Speaks four languages: Persian, English, Arabic, and Hebrew.
He speaks four languages, but the West will only understand the language of his success.
🔴 @alsaa_plus_EN

2026-04-02 00:38:16 UTC

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2026-04-02 00:21:41 UTC

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2026-04-02 00:17:16 UTC

🛢️🇮🇷 THE 1953 IRAN COUP: How the CIA & Britain Crushed a Democracy for Oil 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Operation Ajax, the Mossadegh nationalization, and the shadow of empire that still haunts the Middle East.
🧠 Why it matters:
🔹 How the Anglo‑Persian Oil Company (BP) bled Iran’s oil for decades
🔹 Why Mohammad Mossadegh’s nationalization terrified the “Seven Sisters” oil cartel
🔹 The CIA‑MI6 coup that restored the Shah—and lit the fuse for 1979
⚡ The West called it “stability.” Iran calls it theft.
🔥 The truth? Still unfolding—right now.
🎥 Watch the full documentary—link in first comment.
#Iran 🇮🇷 #OperationAjax 🕵️‍♂️ #CIA 🛢️ #Oil #Mossadegh #History #GlobalSouth #ThinkBRICSChronicles
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2026-04-02 00:08:27 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:43:02 UTC

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not me but yes thats why they are at war.

2026-04-01 23:42:18 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:39:52 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:36:41 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:35:00 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:22:51 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:19:52 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:16:31 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:16:13 UTC

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2026-04-01 23:10:18 UTC

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2026-04-01 22:35:38 UTC

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Oh are you a dirty Jew????

2026-04-01 22:34:42 UTC

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It is mostly everywhere in the world.
Except evil Israel.
Where if you're not Jewish, you don't have any rights.

2026-04-01 22:33:23 UTC

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2026-04-01 20:36:47 UTC

I knew well the late Jimmy Reid though too well to call him a friend of mine.
No man is a hero to his valet said Churchill and while I never shined his shoes I did lace them up once when the great man was unusually tired.
I first met him at the height of his formidable powers when he co-led with Jimmy Airlie Sammy Gilmore and Sammy Barr (later my most distinguished constituent in the nearly twenty years I was a Glasgow MP) the historic “work-in” at the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders yard in Govan, Glasgow.
At my first meeting with Reid I met the Rt Hon Anthony Wedgwood Benn MP - not bad for a teenager!
A few years later I spent a weekend at the Communist University in Glasgow’s Argyle St (later in my constituency) listening to luminaries of the left and future mentors of mine like Hugh Wyper the legendary Transport Workers Union leader who did more for me than any other. Wyper was an unusual communist. Immaculately dressed always, he taught me many things including the need to invest in gold!
I remained goldless alas but at least I copied his dress sense. As the great Scottish novelist William McIlvanney once said to me: “why should the devil have all the best suits?”
But the best speaker that weekend was Jimmy Reid.
At that time the left could not make up its mind on the still unresolved question of Scottish Nationalism. Jimmy was in no two minds.
“Electricity can be both good and bad” he said.
“It can fry a man in the electric chair and it can keep a baby alive in an incubator”.
“Nationalism is like electricity”. I can still hear him say it 50 years later. “It depends who is using it and for what”
By the end of that decade Jimmy Reid was Labour candidate for Dundee East and I the full-time party organiser in the city.
He spoke to packed halls every night but failed to oust the popular SNP leader Gordon Wilson MP.
But it was during that campaign I learned that there was a public Jimmy Reid and there was a private one. Let’s just say he was one of the few men nicer in public than in private!
But oh what a man he was in public. He could be mesmerising. Powerful proletarian pugnacious oratory of a kind long gone out of fashion but then quite common. Though nobody else could do it like Jimmy Reid the most popular communist Britain ever produced (though not the best, that would be Harry Pollitt). His regular appearances in the 1970s on the likes of the Michael Parkinson show on Saturday night, prime-time BBC did more to popularise his (and mine) political ideas than anyone had ever done.
Jimmy Reid like all men had his virtues and his vices but Jimmy’s worst and most destructive vice came back to mind reading this morning’s newspapers. Strong Drink.
Jimmy Reid’s daughter Joanie is for now the Labour MP for East Kilbride. If she was (which I doubt) part of a Chinese Spy ring (her husband was arrested in March suspected of such, though not charged never mind convicted) it would show extremely poor judgement on the part of the Communist Party of China.
Because all the way in China I knew Joanie Reid was a drunken unstable lush.
Not one but TWO officers of the Royal Navy have now wrecked their careers falling for her inebriated charms. Well perhaps not charms. Worse, BOTH officers were part of Britain’s nuclear weapons fleet based at Faslane on the Clyde.
Swearing at female officers seeking to restrain her drunken libido at public events Reid is said by the Times and the Financial Times who obtained miraculously on the same weekend the goods on each separate scandal to have gone on to conduct unbecoming of a member of parliament (or an officer or a gentleman).
Churchill described naval life as Rum Sodomy and the Lash. Some traditions never die. In the Navy and amongst Labour MPs.
George Galloway
Workers Party leader
In Exile.
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2026-04-01 20:31:51 UTC

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2026-04-01 16:47:50 UTC

🇮🇱 NETANYAHU: “We Are Strangling Iran” – After 1 Month of War 🇮🇷
The Israeli PM’s victory lap, in his own words:
- “Huge achievements. But there are also painful prices. Just yesterday, we lost four of our best sons.”
- “Iran has paid almost a trillion dollars—now down the drain.”
- “We created a strategic reversal. Before, Iran sought to strangle us. Today we are strangling it.”
- “With the US, we are creating new alliances in the region against Iran. Soon I will tell you more.”
- “The opposition is dragged into petty politics during an existential war.”
What he doesn’t mention: The war enters its second month. Iran still stands. Missiles still fly. Gulf states are rethinking US bases. And the “new alliances” remain unnamed—and uncertain.
Netanyahu promises victory. The region holds its breath.
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2026-04-01 13:11:05 UTC

1. 1. 1969 - Vznik Slovenskej socialistickej republiky. Jej vznik presne o polnoci ohlásil na balkóne Bratislavského hradu Ondrej Klokoč, vtedajší predseda Slovenskej národnej rady (SNR). Hlavným mestom bola Bratislava.
Tzv. „Husákove deti" boli v Slovenskej socialistickej republike v bezpečí. Panoval tu poriadok a „hranice neboli korzo, aby sa tu voľakto prechádzal." Devianti boli zavretí na psychiatrickom liečení, ožrani neboli tolerovaní, pojem bezdomovec a nezamestnaný, tak to ľudia nepoznali. To najdôležitejšie, čo republika mala - svoje deti si aj patrične ochránila. Aj vďaka týmto deťom panuje ešte v Slovenskej republike stále zdravý rozum a konzervatívne hodnoty RODiny.
🆘❗️❗️❗️ 🇸🇰 Pôrodnosť na Slovensku je najnižšia za sto rokov. V roku 2025 sa narodilo menej detí ako počas 2. svetovej vojny.
Pôrodnosť na Slovensku klesla v minulom roku na historické minimum, je najnižšia za posledných sto rokov. Vyplýva to zo zverejnených údajov štatistického úradu.
Takzvaná hrubá miera pôrodnosti na Slovensku klesá posledné štyri roky. „Hrubá miera pôrodnosti bola nižšia aj ako napríklad počas druhej svetovej vojny,“ vysvetľuje dáta riaditeľka odboru štatistiky obyvateľstva Zuzana Podmanická.
Vlani sa narodilo len 42-tisíc detí. V posledných štyroch rokoch počet narodených každoročne klesol o dve až štyritisíc detí.
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2026-03-31 23:09:36 UTC

This one's a real banger!
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2026-03-31 22:11:17 UTC

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I would go crazy over that too! ❤😊

2026-03-31 16:44:15 UTC

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2026-03-29 23:31:17 UTC

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number one!

2026-03-29 20:24:22 UTC

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2026-03-29 20:19:53 UTC

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🚨BREAKING 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran Mobilises 1 Million Fighters to Counter Potential US Ground Invasion
Iran has announced the mobilisation of one million troops to defend against what it calls a “suicidal” US ground offensive. Tehran is prioritising the protection of Kharg Island, the hub for nearly 90% of the nation’s oil exports.
According to the Iranian news agency Tasnim, enthusiasm is surging among the country’s land forces, with volunteers flooding recruitment centers for the Basij paramilitary, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), and the regular army.
Officials warned that any US attempt to forcibly open the Strait of Hormuz would be an act of “self-sacrifice,” asserting Iran’s readiness to close the strategic waterway and repel foreign forces.
Source: Middle East Monitor

2026-03-29 20:17:42 UTC

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2026-03-29 19:58:19 UTC

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2026-03-29 19:28:55 UTC

"Welcome to Hell",
the Iranian newspaper Tehran Times greeted the American landing.
@Polina Reutova
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2026-03-29 18:53:24 UTC

Its not sad to see what America has become.
Its sad to think about what it could have been...

2026-03-29 18:48:24 UTC

🚩 Beautiful to see the flag with the hammer and sickle in the heart of the capitalist beast, no matter who raises it. Stills from the massive #NoKings anti-Trump protest in New York City.
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Read it again lol

2026-03-29 18:41:32 UTC

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2026-03-29 17:22:20 UTC

🇦🇹 People in the Austrian capital, Vienna, held a rally in support of Iran in the face of US–Israeli aggression.
@PressTV
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2026-03-29 16:16:59 UTC

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2026-03-23 19:03:45 UTC

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ICE in for TSA? What could possibly go wrong?

2026-03-23 18:46:56 UTC

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2026-03-23 18:42:21 UTC

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Look! Its a Pedo-Conservative Trump supporter!
If you're not anti-trump these days, you're an embarrassment to humanity and should be caged.
#TheEpsteinCoalition

2026-03-23 18:40:12 UTC

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keep building
nobody has a gun to anyones head forcing them to use your thing.
the more variety of tools we have the better.
Pura Vida

2026-03-19 16:29:52 UTC

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2026-03-16 23:38:21 UTC

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2026-03-16 23:29:33 UTC

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2026-03-13 05:35:32 UTC

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yeah we are doing it right now and its failing miserably.
It might replace the employees who never "meet requirements" but thats about it lol

2026-03-13 05:14:41 UTC

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2026-03-12 19:49:33 UTC

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Are you looking for someone to help you for free?
Damn socialist!

2026-03-12 17:24:46 UTC

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2026-03-11 05:43:08 UTC

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2026-03-11 00:22:36 UTC

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Think Israel Is Bad? Wait Until You See Its Society!
https://youtu.be/e1h5kshVfAM?si=g0EC9Z2WKSbBG0Tj

2026-03-10 23:04:34 UTC

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2026-03-10 22:52:44 UTC

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2026-03-10 22:43:59 UTC

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2026-03-10 22:42:04 UTC

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2026-03-10 22:41:01 UTC

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The problem is you have an iPhone...

2026-03-10 22:26:43 UTC

https://www.rt.com/news/634413-trumps-call-to-putin/
The Iranian knot: Why Trump turned to Putin
Washington started the war with Iran, but only Moscow may help end it
By Dmitry Evstafiev, Professor at the Institute of Media, HSE University, PhD in Political Science
The Iranian knot: Why Trump turned to Putin
(L) Russian President Vladimir Putin; (R) U.S. President Donald Trump. © Sputnik/Alexey Nikolskiy; Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
US President Donald Trump’s Monday night phone call to Russian President Vladimir Putin was clearly an attempt to find a way out of the strategic impasse that has already begun to emerge in the war launched by the United States and Israel against Iran.
Washington continues to make bold statements. Trump insists on his right to dictate Iran’s political future and even speculates about appointing the country’s spiritual leader. At the same time, he is urging tanker captains to demonstrate courage and break through what he calls the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Yet the momentum of a major war, initiated by Washington and Tel Aviv, is already building. The political environment around the conflict is shifting in ways that are increasingly uncomfortable for the US.
Even some of Washington’s closest partners are distancing themselves. Kuwait, perhaps the most loyal American ally in the Gulf after Jordan, has stated that it did not provide its territory for attacks on Iran, despite evidence suggesting otherwise. Meanwhile, Syrian Kurdish groups are urging Iraqis and Iranians not to trust the US.
At the same time, reports of behind-the-scenes contacts between Riyadh and Tehran, and between other Arab capitals and Iran, are appearing almost daily. The prospect of relative diplomatic isolation is beginning to loom for Washington.
Why Zelensky should fear Trump’s war with Iran
Read more Why Zelensky should fear Trump’s war with Iran
Of course, Trump’s relationship with Israel remains a strategic alliance. But the current trajectory of the conflict is clearly not what he had in mind when he authorized strikes on Iran.
At this point, the logic becomes obvious: it is time to call Moscow.
Trump hoped to cut through what might be called the “Iranian knot” by force. The narrative that he could end a forty-year confrontation with Iran through decisive military action was politically attractive in Washington. Instead, the knot has only tightened.
Several of its key strands cannot be untangled without Russia’s participation. This was clear from the outset, although for Trump and his team it remained largely theoretical knowledge. Now they are gaining practical experience.
The first factor is the decline of American authority in the Middle East, particularly in the Persian Gulf.
Not only has the US military infrastructure in the region suffered serious damage, but elements of the broader security architecture that underpin Israel’s defense strategy, including parts of its early warning system, have also been weakened.
More importantly, the conflict has demonstrated to regional states that American military and political guarantees are far less reliable than previously assumed. Once such doubts take root, they cannot easily be reversed. The “minced meat,” so to speak, of Washington’s security guarantees to the Gulf monarchies cannot simply be turned back into a whole.
Does Trump fully understand this? It is difficult to say.
The Iran war risks sucking in more countries – who benefits?
Read more The Iran war risks sucking in more countries – who benefits?
His attempt to involve Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggests that he may not yet grasp the scale of the strategic shift. Yet the very fact that he called Moscow indicates that he realizes relations with the Arab states cannot be stabilized by Washington alone.
The US needs partners. Western Europe, however, is clearly not among them. Whether Trump is ready to pursue collective political action to stabilize the region, and whether he is willing to make serious compromises, remains an open question.
The second factor concerns the global hydrocarbon market.
What Trump initially described as a temporary “spasm” in energy markets, one that might accelerate a redistribution of supply in favor of the US, now risks developing into a prolonged disruption of global supply chains.
Such an outcome would hardly benefit Washington.
If the crisis deepens, both the global public and American voters will know exactly who bears responsibility. It will also highlight the vulnerability of maritime energy transport, an area where Washington hoped to strengthen its strategic position.
In effect, another attempt to restructure the global hydrocarbon market at Russia’s expense, without Russia and against Russia, has failed.
Of course, it would be naïve to assume this will be the last such attempt. But unlike Washington and several other major players, Moscow has spent years preparing for...

2026-03-10 21:24:34 UTC

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2026-03-10 19:25:55 UTC

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2026-03-09 04:29:59 UTC

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you know whats Evil?
Jews

2026-03-08 22:48:51 UTC

'Israel planned this war on Iran for 40 years. Everything else is a smoke screen'
The embers of resistance – in Gaza, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen - have not been snuffed out. With the attack on Iran, they are being fanned into a fire.
/by Jonathan Cook,
Mar 06, 2026/
It is near impossible to make sense – at least from the justifications on offer – of what US President Donald Trump really hopes to achieve with his and Israel‘s blatantly illegal war of aggression on Iran.
Is it to destroy an Iranian nuclear weapons programme for which there has never been any tangible evidence, and which Trump claimed just a few months ago to have “completely and totally obliterated” in an earlier lawbreaking attack?
Or is it intended to force Tehran back to negotiations on its nuclear energy enrichment programme that were brought prematurely to an end when the US launched its unprovoked attack – talks, we should note, that were made necessary because in 2018, during his first term, Trump tore up the original deal with Iran?
Or is the war supposed to browbeat Iran into greater flexibility, even though Trump blew up the talks at the very moment Oman, the chief mediator, insisted that Tehran had capitulated on almost every one of Washington’s onerous demands and that a deal was “within our reach“?
Or are the air strikes designed to “liberate” Iranians, even though the early victims included at least 165 civilians in a girls’ school, most of them children aged between 7 and 12?
Or is the aim to pressure Iran to give up its ballistic missiles – the only deterrence it has against attack, and which would leave it utterly defenceless against US and Israeli malevolent designs?
Or did Washington believe Tehran was about to strike first, even though Pentagon officials have confided to congressional staff that there was zero intelligence an attack was about to happen?
Or is the goal to decapitate the Iranian regime, as the strikes have already achieved with the assassination of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei? If so, to what purpose, given that Khamenei was so opposed to an Iranian nuclear bomb that he issued a religious edict, a fatwa, against its development?
Might Khamenei’s successor – having seen how utterly untrustworthy the US and Israel are, how they operate as rogue states unconstrained by international law – now decide that developing a nuclear bomb is an absolute priority to protect Iran’s sovereignty?
◾No clear rationale
There is no clear rationale from Washington because the author of this attack is not to be found in either the White House or the Pentagon. This plan was cooked up in Tel Aviv decades ago.
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, admitted as much on Sunday. He gloated: "This combined effort allows us to do what I have hoped to achieve for 40 years: to crush the regime of terror completely. That's my promise and this is what is going to happen."
Those four decades, let us note, were also the timeframe for an endless series of warnings from Netanyahu and other Israeli leaders that Tehran was only months away from developing a nuclear bomb.
Netanyahu has been peddling this same urgent, nonsensical pretext for attacking Iran all that time. For 40 years, each year has been proclaimed the very last opportunity to stop the “mad mullahs” from obtaining a bomb – a bomb that never materialised.
And all the while, Israel’s own arsenal of nuclear weapons, undeclared and therefore unmonitored, has been an open secret.
Europe helped Israel develop its bomb, while the US turned a blind eye, even as Israeli leaders espoused a suicidal doctrine known as the “Samson Option“, which posited that Israel would rather detonate its nuclear arsenal than suffer a conventional military defeat.
The Samson Option implicitly rejects the idea that any other state in the Middle East can be allowed to acquire a bomb and thereby level the military playing field with Israel.
It is that very premise that, for decades, has guided Israeli policy towards Tehran. Not because Iran has shown an inclination to develop a weapon. Nor because its supposedly “mad mullahs” would be foolish enough to fire them at Israel were they ever to acquire them.
No, it was for other reasons. Because Iran is the largest and most unified state in the region, one with a rich history, a strong cultural identity and a formidable intellectual tradition. Because Iran has repeatedly shown itself – whether under secular or religious leaders – unwilling to submit to western, and Israeli, colonial domination.
And because it is looked to as a source of authority and leadership by Shia religious communities in neighbouring countries – Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen – that have a history of similarly refusing to bow to Israeli hegemony.
Israel’s fear was that, were Iran to follow North Korea and acquire a nuclear weapon, Israel would be finished as the West’s most useful militarised client state in the oil-rich Middle East.
Stripped of its ability to terrorise its neighbours, stoke sectarian division and help project US imperial power into the region, Israel would lose its rationale. It would become the ultimate white elephant.
Israeli leaders – grown fat on endless military subsidies paid for by US taxpayers and given licence to plunder the Palestinians’ resources – were never going to willingly step off their gravy train.
Which is why Iran has rarely been out of Israel’s sights.
◾‘Birth pangs’
The extent of Israel’s extraordinary deception over the case for war on Iran can be gauged by comparing it to the hoax perpetrated by the George W Bush administration in launching its invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Iraq was another strong military state – if one more inherently fragile because of its deep sectarian and ethnic divisions – that Israel feared could develop a nuclear capacity that would wreck its top-dog status.
In the build-up to this illegal war – again cheered on by Israel – Bush claimed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had large, secret stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction that predated the introduction in 1991 of a United Nations weapons inspection regime.
The inspectors, who enjoyed extensive powers in Iraq, assessed that to be improbable. They also pointed out that, even had some of Iraq’s known chemical weapons eluded their inspections, they would by then have been so old as to have turned into “harmless goo“.
After the invasion, no WMD were ever found. Nonetheless, western politicians and media readily bought into the big lie. At least on that occasion, they could claim to have had only months to assess the credibility of the allegations.
In the case of Iran, by contrast, the politicians and media have had 40 years to investigate and weigh the plausibility of Israel’s claims. They should long ago have worked out that Netanyahu is an utterly unreliable narrator of a supposed Iranian “threat”.
And that does not even factor in that he is also a fugitive war crimes suspect who has spent more than two years lying about Israel’s genocidal destruction of Gaza. No one should trust a word that comes out of his mouth.
As with the ongoing eradication of Gaza, and the earlier occupation of Iraq, the current attack on Iran is another US-Israeli criminal co-production – in fact, a continuation of the same project.
The sales pitch is clear.
Netanyahu talks of wishing to “crush the terror regime”, just as he earlier spoke of “eradicating” Hamas in Gaza.
Trump similarly claims a defeated Iran is the key to a “totally different Middle East“. After the launch of air strikes at the weekend, he urged Iranians to overthrow their “repressive theocracy“ and build a “free and peace-seeking Iran”.
It is all designed to echo fantasies about engineering a new Middle East that Israel and its ideological agents in Washington – known as the neoconservatives, or neocons – have been peddling for more than a quarter of a century, since before the futile invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
Condoleezza Rice, Bush’s secretary of state, spoke in 2006 of painful “birth pangs“ the region would have to endure while the US and Israeli militaries acted as midwife to this new era.
The first time around, the plan quickly came unstuck. US troops could not overcome fierce Iraqi resistance. Afghanistan was slowly recovered by the Taliban from its US and British occupiers. And Hezbollah dealt Israel a bloody nose when it tried to reoccupy south Lebanon in 2006.
Nonetheless, Round One was a horror show. It involved the mass slaughter of populations across the region by the US and Israel. Special US military black sites were established where torture flourished. International law was shredded. And the displacement of millions of people by war drove them towards Europe and stoked the rise of an anti-immigrant far right.
◾‘Regime change’ myth
Round Two, which Israel and the neocons have been champing at the bit to start ever since, was always going to be even uglier.
Its moment arrived in late 2023 with Hamas’s lethal, one-day breakout from the Gaza concentration camp where Palestinians – some 2.3 million in number by that time – had been imprisoned by Israel for decades.
Insisting on the right to “retaliate”, Israel launched a genocidal campaign of indiscriminate air strikes. The tiny coastal enclave was levelled, many tens – more likely, hundreds – of thousands of Palestinians were killed, and the entire population left homeless and destitute.
But that devastation – just like Israel’s parallel campaign to starve Gaza’s people – was not simply a response to Hamas’s attack on 7 October 2023, though it has been taboo to suggest otherwise.
Israel long had a plan for “remaking” the Middle East, one that dated back even before Netanyahu’s rise to power.
It is still unclear how much Israel’s template for a transformed Middle East accords with Washington’s, though analysts usually refer loosely to both in terms of “regime change”. But that is a misnomer. Even for Washington, regime change precludes installing a democratic leader representing the will of the Iranian people.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who served in Iraq, was more honest than recent predecessors in dismissing the idea that anything benevolent would emerge from this illegal attack.
“No stupid rules of engagement, no nation-building quagmire, no democracy-building exercise, no politically correct wars,” he told reporters.
There is good reason for that aversion. The last time Iran had a democratic government, in the early 1950s, its secular, socialist prime minister, Mohammad Mossadegh, outraged the West by nationalising Iran’s oil industry for the benefit of Iranians.
The CIA’s Operation Ajax toppled him in 1953 and reinstated the brutal Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as monarch, or Shah, allowing the US and Britain to take back control of Iran’s oil.
The backlash was 26 years coming. Islamic clerics rode an outpouring of popular hatred for the US and Israeli-backed Shah to launch their revolution.
◾Unhinged minority
Washington would doubtless like “regime change” in the form of installing Reza Pahlavi, the eldest son of the Shah, as a new autocratic, western puppet.
Israel might be happy with that conclusion too.
But no one in either Washington or Tel Aviv really imagines Iran can be bombed into accepting the return of a cruel client leader like the Shah.
All that the US has managed to prove so far is the obvious: that large numbers of Iranians can be driven to the streets in protest, as they were in late December, if they and their country are impoverished beyond endurance by a sustained and pitiless regime of US economic sanctions.
But whatever the insinuations of western politicians and media, Iranians angry at being driven into penury are neither a coherent political movement nor are they likely to be receptive to supplications from the very US elites that have spent years bankrupting their country.
If the idea that an Iranian opposition is poised to sweep to power looks plausible, it is only because western media has been priming their audiences with two likely falsehoods.
First, that the Iranian regime has no mass support. And second, that those out protesting exclusively blame their plight on their own rulers rather than reserving a share of their anger for external actors meddling maliciously in their lives.
A few wealthy Iranian exiles – those keen once again to profit from selling off Iran’s silverware to colonial western masters – may be cheering on the bombing of Iranian schoolchildren from the safety of western TV studios. But it would be unwise to imagine they represent anything more than a small, unhinged minority.
◾Maga turmoil
Unlike the muddle caused in Washington by the need to placate the US public, Israel’s long-term plan for “remaking” the Middle East is clear-sighted.
In Tel Aviv, there is no interest in “regime change” unless the new regime is willing to subordinate itself – as the Gulf states have done – to Israel as regional overlord.
With no likelihood of that, Israel wants what would be better termed “regime overthrow” or “regime collapse”: the wholesale destruction of Iran’s infrastructure, the dissolution of all governmental and military authority, and the creation of a power vacuum in which Israel can manipulate rival actors and foment a permanent and enervating civil war.
Sounds familiar?
That is because the attack on Iran accords with the same disastrous US military strategy employed by Israel’s neocon allies in Washington in the assaults on Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen before October 2023.
Trump was brought to power precisely because he promised he would stop the “forever wars“ – wars for Israel – that have created chaos across the Middle East and directly fed new forms of militant Islamic extremism, from al-Qaeda to Islamic State.
Understandably, his Maga movement is now in turmoil over the attack on Iran.
But Trump, electorally dependent on the votes of the vehemently pro-Israel Christian evangelicals and financially dependent on big Israel donors like Miriam Adelson, was never going to stray far from the existing playbook.
Since October 2023, backed by the Biden administration, Israel has rolled out its regime overthrow wars in Gaza, in Lebanon, and once again in Syria. Each is now militarily eviscerated and barely governable.
Trump did not object to those wars – and their primary purpose was to pave the way to Iran’s isolation from its regional allies, leaving it exposed enough for the current attack.
This has followed an entirely predictable script, as the four-star general Wesley Clark admitted back in 2007. Shortly after the 2001 Twin Towers attack, he was shown a classified briefing paper for a Pentagon plan to “take down” seven countries, starting in Iraq and ending with Iran.
◾Pact with the devil
Washington’s western allies may be privately uncomfortable at being visibly associated with another illegal US-Israeli war. But in supporting more than two years of genocide in Gaza, they already made their pact with the devil. There is no going back now.
Which is why Britain, France, Germany, Canada and Australia all dutifully lined up behind the Trump administration as the mayhem began.
The first reaction of Mark Carney, Canada’s prime minister, was to eat the words he delivered at Davos in January: that it was time for “middle powers” like his to stop “living within a lie“ of US-led benevolence and instead establish their own strategic autonomy to advance a more honest foreign policy.
Carney issued a statement at the weekend throwing Canada’s full weight behind the US and Israel’s egregiously illegal war of aggression on Iran – what international law defines as the “supreme international crime” – only to have to walk it back when faced with a domestic backlash.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, meanwhile, has handed Trump the keys to UK airbases for what he duplicitously terms “defensive purposes”.
Someone needs to explain to Starmer, once a famed human rights lawyer, that you cannot assist “defensively” a war of aggression. In doing so, you become an aggressor too.
The timeline of the Pentagon’s 2001 regime overthrow plan seen by Gen Clark was “seven countries in five years”. As events have proved a quarter of a century on, that scenario was wildly unrealistic.
There is no reason to assume that the US or Israel has any clearer insight than it did in 2001 into how this will play out. The only certainty is that it will not go according to plan.
Israel has wiped tiny Gaza off the map, but Hamas is still standing and in charge of the ruins, doubtless filled with an anger and desire for revenge burning even more intensely.
Iran is a far, far bigger proposition than Gaza, or any of the other previous targets of Israeli-US attacks.
The embers of resistance – in Gaza, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and potentially in new sites like Bahrain – have not been snuffed out. And now, with the attack on Iran, they are being fanned into a fire with every new crime, every new outrage, every new atrocity.
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2026-03-03 23:35:02 UTC

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You and I are enemies
I realized that long ago.
Accept it.
You are on the side of the pedophiles.
I am on the side of humanity.

2026-03-02 23:17:23 UTC

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Iran is not Iraq or Lybia.
The redundancies in place are a million times stronger than even Cuba (which never caved after decades and is still resisting).
Don't count your chickens before the hatch.
One thing you are right about: "THE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES"
DEATH TO AMERICA!
DEATH TO ISRAEL!

2026-03-02 01:26:09 UTC

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2026-02-28 16:20:30 UTC

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