Nuno Felix
This is one stupid person…

Der #KoalitionderWilligen wartet brav auf der #Reservebank in #Washington auf die Audienz. Wenn es nicht so tragisch wäre, könnten wir fast schon lachen....
Europa und die #EU nimmt niemand mehr ernst.

#Trump #Putin #Selenskyj #USA #Ukraine #Alaska #Macron #Merz https://x.com/VictorVincze/status/1957523041812086899/photo/1 - Victor Vincze
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Nuno Felix
RT @pastormarkburns: I want to sincerely thank President Volodymyr Zelensky for honoring me with the Order of Merit, Third Class. This recognition is deeply humbling, but I do not see myself as the one who truly deserves it. The real heroes are the brave men and women on the front lines of Ukraine, defending their families, their homes, and their freedom against the evil atrocities of Putin and the Russian army.

I also thank President Donald J. Trump for empowering me as a voice to call out tyranny and to stand boldly for truth. It was an incredible honor that President Trump’s Special Envoy to Ukraine received this same award, showing the unbreakable bond between our nations.

America will not let Ukraine down. Together, we will continue to fight for freedom, justice, and peace.

#SlavaUkraini #AmericaFirst #SpiritualDiplomat #Trump #NobelPeace
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Open Source Intel
Uri Geller warning to Donald Trump:

“Listen to me @realDonaldTrump - do NOT go to Sharm el-Sheikh, I have a TERRIBLE feeling there might be an attempt on your life! I am getting BAD signals. This is a GOLDEN opportunity for Islamic terrorists - you are the biggest prize in the WORLD for them! Remember Sadat was killed by one of his own security forces. No-one can be 100% protected, not even you. Double your security cordon and hand-pick your bodyguards. Do not move ANYWHERE without a ring of steel! #Trump”
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Nuno Felix
RT @pastormarkburns: This is a lie.

Let’s not allow disinformation to distort the truth. The Ukrainian people have shown that democracy works, even in the middle of a war.

Their unity remains strong.
The protests in Ukraine were never about opposing the war effort. They were aimed at challenging a domestic policy decision by President Zelenskyy, not the defense of their homeland. That’s a key distinction.

And here’s what matters most is that the government listened. President Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian Parliament took action, made adjustments, and responded to the people’s concerns. The result? A nation once again united in its resistance against Russian aggression.

This is what democracy looks like.

Don’t be fooled by propaganda meant to divide.

#SpiritualDiplomat #SlavaUkraine #AmericaFirst #Trump

Huge protests erupt in Kyiv against Ukrainian President Zelensky as he is a dictator and refuses to make a peace deal and end the war.

Good for the Ukrainian people! Throw him out of office!

And America must STOP funding and sending weapons!!!

https://x.com/GeneralMCNews/status/1947769276536131905/video/1 - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸
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Nuno Felix
RT @pastormarkburns: Honored to receive the Star of Ukraine along with Congressman @RepJoeWilson. But the true heroes are the brave men and women on the front lines, standing firm and defending their freedom. They are showing the world what courage truly is.

My speech today, titled Unbroken: Freedom Has a Voice, and Its Name Is Ukraine, is a reminder that this nation’s spirit cannot be conquered.

Praying for strength, unity, and light for every soul in this fight.

#SpiritualDiplomat #Trump #SlavaUkraine
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OSINTdefender
Tonight’s Address to the Nation by President Donald J. Trump has now begun. https://www.youtube.com/live/qtEX-OUEnvQ?si=5iuolTuCg17pt4qC
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Nuno Felix
RT @APHClarkson: Often feels like one way rival factions can talk Trump into military action is if they can promise him decapitation strikes that can top Obama watching the killing of Osama bin Laden

Senator Lindsay Graham with President Donald #Trump and a "Make #Iran Great Again" hat.

See my thoughts in the quoted posts👇 https://twitter.com/IranWonk/status/2008212002620006865/photo/1 - Farzan Sabet
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Visioner
RT @TTheBattlefield: 🚨 RAFAH REOPENS: Boost for Trump’s Ceasefire Plan

‼️The reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has provided significant momentum to President Donald Trump's ceasefire initiative. However, deep divisions remain between Israel and Hamas on critical issues.

⚔️ Current Situation:

🔻The Boost: The operational crossing is a diplomatic win for the US administration's push for stability.

🔻The Obstacle: Despite this progress, Israel and Hamas remain far apart on key terms of a permanent deal.

🔻What's Next: The focus now shifts to whether this logistical breakthrough can bridge the political gap between the warring parties.

▶️ Follow for geopolitical updates: @TTheBattlefield

#Gaza #Egypt #Rafah #Trump #Israel #Hamas #Ceasefire #MiddleEast
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Visioner
RT @TTheBattlefield: 🚨 TRUMP: Europe is at a "Tipping Point"

‼️President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to European nations during a conversation with journalists in the Oval Office, highlighting dual crises facing the continent.

💬 The Statement:

🔻"I love Europe, I love the European people, and they have to be very careful because they are at a tipping point. You have huge immigration and energy problems, and that is a bad combination."

⚠️ The Warning:

🔻Trump emphasized that the mix of migration challenges and energy instability poses a significant threat to Europe's future.

▶️ Follow for geopolitical updates: @TTheBattlefield

#Trump #Europe #USA #Migration #Energy #Politics #EU
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Visioner
RT @TTheBattlefield: 🇺🇸🇵🇸 TRUMP ANNOUNCES $17B+ FOR GAZA: But Is It Enough?

‼️During the inaugural 'Peace Council' summit, President Donald Trump unveiled major financial pledges for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, heavily leaning on allied nations. However, the numbers highlight a massive funding gap.

🔍 Breaking Down the Funding:

🔻The US Pledge: Washington will directly inject $10 billion into the Peace Council.

🔻Allied Contributions: A coalition including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Bahrain, Uzbekistan, and Kuwait has pledged over $7 billion.

🔻FIFA's Role: FIFA will help mobilize an additional $75 million specifically for football-related youth and recovery projects.

🔻The Reality Check: While $17B+ sounds massive, Reuters notes that the UN, EU, and World Bank recently estimated that fully rebuilding Gaza will cost at least $70 billion.

💡 Why it matters (Zero-Click Context): This initiative positions Trump's new 'Peace Council' as the primary vehicle for Middle East reconstruction, aggressively bypassing traditional UN funding mechanisms. However, a $50 billion shortfall remains, raising immediate questions about who will foot the rest of the bill.

👇 Who do you think should be responsible for funding the remaining $50+ billion needed to rebuild Gaza? Will the US and Gulf states be forced to pay more? Let's discuss in the replies.

▶️ Follow for geopolitical analysis: @TTheBattlefield

#USA #Gaza #Trump #MiddleEast #PeaceCouncil #Geopolitics #Reconstruction #ForeignPolicy
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Visioner
RT @TTheBattlefield: 🇺🇸🇷🇺 BREAKING: Trump Extends US Sanctions Against Russia for Another Year

‼️Despite his recent diplomatic pushes and the launch of the 'Peace Council', President Donald Trump has officially extended the national emergency regarding Russia, keeping strict US sanctions in place.

🔍 Key Details from the Federal Register:

🔻The Decision: Trump has formally extended the national emergency declared in Executive Order 13660 for another year.

🔻The Justification: The official document explicitly states that Russia's actions and policies continue to pose an "unusual and extraordinary threat" to the national security and foreign policy of the United States.

🔻The Dual Strategy: This move shows Washington is maintaining maximum economic pressure on Moscow, even while simultaneously exploring diplomatic backchannels (like Steve Witkoff's meetings).

💡 Why it matters (Zero-Click Context): This extension sends a clear signal to both Moscow and European allies. It proves that despite the rhetoric around swift peace deals, the US is not lifting its economic leverage unconditionally before a final agreement is reached.

👇 How do you interpret this move? Is extending sanctions a genuine hardline stance against Putin, or simply a negotiation tactic to gain leverage for the peace talks? Let's discuss in the replies.

▶️ Follow for geopolitical analysis: @TTheBattlefield

#USA #Russia #Trump #Sanctions #Putin #Geopolitics #ForeignPolicy #BreakingNews
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Visioner
RT @TTheBattlefield: 🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 TRUMP ON THE BRINK: Strikes on Hold as White House Waits for Iran's Final Answer

‼️According to a new report from Channel 12, US President Donald Trump is heavily leaning toward a military strike on Iran, but has agreed to a crucial, multi-day pause to await Tehran's response to his latest nuclear offer.

🔍 Key Details of the Delay:

🔻The Advisors' Plea: Trump agreed to delay immediate military action at the direct request of his key representatives, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, to give diplomacy one last chance.

🔻Flexible Deadlines: A senior US official noted that the previously floated 10-15 day ultimatum is not a rigid, official deadline, giving negotiators a slight breathing room.

🔻The Core Dispute: The US officially demands a total halt to all uranium enrichment. However, following yesterday's Axios leak, the White House might be secretly weighing a compromise that allows for strictly "symbolic" enrichment to secure a historic deal.

💡 Why it matters (Zero-Click Context): This brief pause highlights the intense internal tug-of-war within the Trump administration—caught between hawkish military advisors pushing for decapitation strikes and dealmakers pushing for a signature diplomatic victory. These next few days are critical: they will definitively determine whether the Middle East sees a breakthrough nuclear treaty or a devastating regional war.

👇 Do you think this delay is a genuine diplomatic opening, or just a tactical pause while the US military finishes its final strike preparations? Let's debate in the replies.

▶️ Follow for unfiltered geopolitical analysis: @TTheBattlefield

#USA #Iran #Trump #NuclearDeal #Geopolitics #MiddleEast #Military #BreakingNews
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Visioner
RT @TTheBattlefield: 🇺🇸📉 US DEBT CRISIS: National Debt Projected to Hit a Staggering $64 Trillion

‼️The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has released a sobering forecast for the US economy, warning of a dramatic explosion in the national debt over the next decade.

🔍 Key Details of the Economic Forecast:

🔻The Projection: The US national debt, currently sitting at $38.5 trillion, is projected to skyrocket to $64 trillion within the next ten years.

🔻The Drivers: This alarming surge is primarily fueled by an aging population, surging healthcare costs, and persistently high interest rates.

🔻The Tipping Point: By the end of the decade, the debt-to-GDP ratio will exceed 120%. Today, just servicing the interest on the existing debt already costs the federal budget over $1 trillion annually.

💡 Why it matters (Zero-Click Context): The era of "cheap money" is officially over. This report is a ticking fiscal time bomb. If Washington does not implement drastic spending cuts or massive tax reforms soon, the sheer cost of interest payments will consume the budget, leaving no room for defense, infrastructure, or social programs. It threatens the long-term stability of the US dollar and global markets.

👇 Will Washington finally make the unpopular choice to drastically cut government spending, or will they just keep printing money and risk a catastrophic economic crisis? Let's discuss in the replies.

▶️ Follow for unfiltered global economic and geopolitical updates: @TTheBattlefield

#USDebt #Economy #CBO #Inflation #Finance #Geopolitics #Trump #BreakingNews
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Michael A. Horowitz
RT @AlMajallaEN: Operation Epic Fury: the point of no return

https://en.majalla.com/node/329865

♦️ On 28 February 2026, the US and #Israel launched coordinated strikes on #Iran under Operation Epic Fury (US) and Operation Roaring Lion (Israel), targeting cities including #Tehran, Isfahan, Qom, Karaj, and Kermanshah.

♦️ US President Donald #Trump described the assault as a large-scale, ongoing effort to destroy Iran’s missile capabilities and prevent nuclear weapons development, while Israeli officials framed it as a preemptive strike against existential threats.

♦️ Unlike the earlier Operation Midnight Hammer, which focused on nuclear facilities, this campaign expanded to missile infrastructure, military command centres, political institutions, and regime-linked targets.

♦️ Trump openly called for regime change, urging Iranians and members of the IRGC to overthrow the Islamic Republic, signalling that the operation may aim beyond military degradation toward political collapse.

♦️ Iran retaliated within hours by launching missile attacks at Gulf states including the #UAE, #Bahrain, #Qatar, and #Kuwait, reportedly targeting US-linked assets such as naval facilities in Bahrain.

♦️ Tehran escalated further by threatening maritime disruption, including potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz, while the Houthis signalled renewed Red Sea attacks moves that could trigger global energy and economic shocks.

♦️ In anticipation, US and Israeli forces struck Iranian naval bases and maritime assets, though Iran retains asymmetric capabilities such as fast boats, mines, drones, and missiles that could sustain prolonged disruption.

♦️ The conflict risks evolving into a broader regional war: Iran aims to impose high military and economic costs to shorten the campaign, while the US and Israel appear prepared for sustained operations, with the outcome hinging on whether Iran can maintain effective retaliatory capabilities.

Article by Michael Horowitz in #AlMajalla ✍️
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Nuno Felix
RT @PaoloGentiloni: Le parole di #Trump contro #Meloni sono inaccettabili. Ci sarà tempo per rinfacciare gli errori, ora difendiamo l’Italia.
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Nuno Felix
RT @BrettErickson28: The primary issues I see with Miad’s notorious analysis is the fundamental lack of understanding as it pertains to countries under economic warfare pressures, and the overwhelming buy-in from a Trump Administration desperate for solutions.

Let’s start with the latter.

Miad is smart. Full stop, irrefutable. FDD… also sharp.

But the adoption of this analysis by the White House and Treasury was not made because it was the BEST analysis that existed at the time.

It was the ONLY analysis that existed at the time. That’s the problem. The Trump Administration, clear as day, entered this conflict with insufficient planning, and throughout the conflict has been entirely outclassed from a STRATEGIC perspective. Iran controls the Strait, Iran has extensive asymmetric capabilities, and Iran knows that the Trump Administration is caught in a politically untenable quagmire.

Miad and FDD offered the Trump Admin a solution to their poor preparation, and they took it.

The issue, however, is that Miad’s analysis was not pressure tested. It didn’t have the gift of public discourse before implementation. It did not get the opportunity to be refined and adjusted. And now we see the fallout from it.

The lack of understanding aspect is truly critical, and we see this playing out with the VLCC’s loading some 8M barrels from Kharg in the last two days, of which, 6M has been loaded today alone.

Miad’s analysis that points to oil well shut-ins, hyperinflation, etc., operated on the core assumption that Kharg fills capacity at a rate of 1.0M-1.1M bpd, and had at the time of the blockade implementation, 13M barrels of spare capacity, thus a projection of 13 days to shut-in.

The core issue that Miad misses in his analysis, is that it operates on a status quo scenario.

That’s not how countries under economic pressure operate. We saw this extensively with Russia who had massive sanctions imposed after their 2022 (2014) invasion of Ukraine. Believe it or not, they didn’t simply just roll over and call it a day. They got creative. They innovated. They came up with new methods of sanctions-evasion. They mastered known methods.

Iran is the exact same.

Pulling a retired VLCC out of storage allowed for an additional 2M barrels to be loaded, thus extending the timeline by +2 days. Now, we have another 6M barrels loaded, +6 days.

At this point, Miad is admitting that around 18M barrels can be loaded onto available tankers.

There is a HUGE difference to the global economy between a 13 day timeline and a 31 day timeline.

But this still doesn’t totally account for what we will see. I don’t have a crystal ball. I don’t know what Iran will do to extend this timeline further, but if one thing is clear, they will do everything they can to extend that now 31 day time horizon to 40 days. To 50 days. 60 days.

And even then? It will take WEEKS if not MONTHS for it to become truly catastrophic to the point of forcing Iran to the negotiating table or creating enough public unrest for regime change movements to occur.

Miad’s core premise — oil well shut-ins, hyperinflation, public unrest — is not incorrect. What is incorrect is operating on an assumption that Iran will simply roll over and call it a day.

They won’t.

Miad and FDD over-promised and under-delivered, and now the world will be the ones paying the price.

#Iran #Oil #Sanctions #Treasury #Trump
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Nuno Felix
This right here is solid, solid analysis.

The primary issues I see with Miad’s notorious analysis is the fundamental lack of understanding as it pertains to countries under economic warfare pressures, and the overwhelming buy-in from a Trump Administration desperate for solutions.

Let’s start with the latter.

Miad is smart. Full stop, irrefutable. FDD… also sharp.

But the adoption of this analysis by the White House and Treasury was not made because it was the BEST analysis that existed at the time.

It was the ONLY analysis that existed at the time. That’s the problem. The Trump Administration, clear as day, entered this conflict with insufficient planning, and throughout the conflict has been entirely outclassed from a STRATEGIC perspective. Iran controls the Strait, Iran has extensive asymmetric capabilities, and Iran knows that the Trump Administration is caught in a politically untenable quagmire.

Miad and FDD offered the Trump Admin a solution to their poor preparation, and they took it.

The issue, however, is that Miad’s analysis was not pressure tested. It didn’t have the gift of public discourse before implementation. It did not get the opportunity to be refined and adjusted. And now we see the fallout from it.

The lack of understanding aspect is truly critical, and we see this playing out with the VLCC’s loading some 8M barrels from Kharg in the last two days, of which, 6M has been loaded today alone.

Miad’s analysis that points to oil well shut-ins, hyperinflation, etc., operated on the core assumption that Kharg fills capacity at a rate of 1.0M-1.1M bpd, and had at the time of the blockade implementation, 13M barrels of spare capacity, thus a projection of 13 days to shut-in.

The core issue that Miad misses in his analysis, is that it operates on a status quo scenario.

That’s not how countries under economic pressure operate. We saw this extensively with Russia who had massive sanctions imposed after their 2022 (2014) invasion of Ukraine. Believe it or not, they didn’t simply just roll over and call it a day. They got creative. They innovated. They came up with new methods of sanctions-evasion. They mastered known methods.

Iran is the exact same.

Pulling a retired VLCC out of storage allowed for an additional 2M barrels to be loaded, thus extending the timeline by +2 days. Now, we have another 6M barrels loaded, +6 days.

At this point, Miad is admitting that around 18M barrels can be loaded onto available tankers.

There is a HUGE difference to the global economy between a 13 day timeline and a 31 day timeline.

But this still doesn’t totally account for what we will see. I don’t have a crystal ball. I don’t know what Iran will do to extend this timeline further, but if one thing is clear, they will do everything they can to extend that now 31 day time horizon to 40 days. To 50 days. 60 days.

And even then? It will take WEEKS if not MONTHS for it to become truly catastrophic to the point of forcing Iran to the negotiating table or creating enough public unrest for regime change movements to occur.

Miad’s core premise — oil well shut-ins, hyperinflation, public unrest — is not incorrect. What is incorrect is operating on an assumption that Iran will simply roll over and call it a day.

They won’t.

Miad and FDD over-promised and under-delivered, and now the world will be the ones paying the price.

#Iran #Oil #Sanctions #Treasury #Trump - Brett Erickson
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Open Source Intel
The vibe coming from the Islamic regime right now 👇🏻

#Trump officially threatens to assassinate the #Iran's delegation in the middle of negotiations. He does not know that if a ceasefire in #Lebanon is not established, the entire agreement will be canceled by Tehran, not just the issue of the Strait of #Hormuz. - Mohammad Ghaderi | محمد قادری
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Michael A. Horowitz
RT @AlMajallaEN: Why Israel-Türkiye relations have now hit rock bottom

♦️In late June, Israel’s government moved to formally recognise the Armenian genocide at the hands of the Ottomans, ending decades of official hesitation.

♦️For much of the 1990s, Israel and #Türkiye were among the closest strategic partners in the Middle East.

♦️Tensions have gradually escalated since 2023, from a war of words to physical action against each other’s interests, including in Syria.

♦️Some reports suggest that Türkiye was behind the torpedoing of a US idea to arm Kurdish groups in western Iran as part of a plan to overthrow the Iranian regime.

♦️#Trump counts both countries as important allies and has helped keep a lid on their antagonism, pouring cold water on suggestions that they may come to blows.

Michael Horowitz writes in #AlMajalla 👇
http://en.majalla.com/node/332067
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