War with Iran

[jesmu84]

Being reported that India, France and Italy are negotiating directly with Iran to allow passage of their vessels through the Strait.

Interesting that those countries chose not to go through the US

[#UnleashThePortal]

Being reported that India, France and Italy are negotiating directly with Iran to allow passage of their vessels through the Strait.

Interesting that those countries chose not to go through the US

Why could I see trump attempting to block these ships since they went to talk to Iran lol?

[forgetful]

Being reported that India, France and Italy are negotiating directly with Iran to allow passage of their vessels through the Strait.

Interesting that those countries chose not to go through the US

This war so far has made the US look like the bad guy, has strengthened China and Russia, contributed to the rapid and massive decline of support for Israel in the US and world-wide, and in some ways actually made Iran stronger, while making the entire rest of the Middle East suffer for having allowed US bases on their soil.

And now we are all but begging other countries to come help out, while repeatedly asking Iran for a ceasefire through back-channels and them saying no. Also, many anti-regime Iranians now think that the US and Israel are worse than the current Iranian regime.

Not so much winning going on right now.

[Uncle Rico]

Being reported that India, France and Italy are negotiating directly with Iran to allow passage of their vessels through the Strait.

Interesting that those countries chose not to go through the US

Legitimizing the new Iranian leadership?  Time for tariffs.  Another price increase for the American citizen?  Big deal, who cares?

[Pakuni]

Oh, just the chair of the FCC threatening broadcasters who don't turn into propagandists for the administration.
I imagine this will go about as well for him as the Kimmel thing.

https://x.com/BrendanCarrFCC/status/2032855414233047172?s=20

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Oh, just the chair of the FCC threatening broadcasters who don't turn into propagandists for the administration.
I imagine this will go about as well for him as the Kimmel thing.

https://x.com/BrendanCarrFCC/status/2032855414233047172?s=20

And there are still some people that haven't realized, or won't acknowledge, that we have a fascist government

[MU82]

This war so far has made the US look like the bad guy, has strengthened China and Russia, contributed to the rapid and massive decline of support for Israel in the US and world-wide, and in some ways actually made Iran stronger, while making the entire rest of the Middle East suffer for having allowed US bases on their soil.

And now we are all but begging other countries to come help out, while repeatedly asking Iran for a ceasefire through back-channels and them saying no. Also, many anti-regime Iranians now think that the US and Israel are worse than the current Iranian regime.

Not so much winning going on right now.

Epic Epstein Distraction also has whipped up violence and hate-filled rhetoric linked to antisemitism, Islamophobia and terrorism here in America.

America's "leaders" are not the best at realizing what the consequences of their actions might be.

[forgetful]

Way to drop the hammer, smh

I often think it's weird when people cry about 'oh, it cost more at the pump!'.. and they are literally just talking about filling up their own car. Nickel and dime sh1t. So odd; if someone DOGE'd their a$$, they could save a ton of money all over the place.

ppl r dum.

I may be misunderstanding this post, but it seems to completely miss the point. Energy prices going up substantially has an immense impact on the cost of everything, not just filling up their car. Most people understand this, with gas prices being a sign of larger energy related crises.

But on top of that though, this is impacting supply chains, which the last time that we had a simultaneous supply chain and energy crisis, inflation hit 9%.

This is why people are concerned.

[mu_hilltopper]

This is worth a listen. 

[Jay Bee]

I may be misunderstanding this post, but it seems to completely miss the point. Energy prices going up substantially has an immense impact on the cost of everything, not just filling up their car. Most people understand this, with gas prices being a sign of larger energy related crises.

But on top of that though, this is impacting supply chains, which the last time that we had a simultaneous supply chain and energy crisis, inflation hit 9%.

This is why people are concerned.

yes, you misunderstood the post