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deeznuts 20 hours ago

When does the next wave of Luigi Mangione’s appear?

deeznuts yesterday

if this is feasible, can one force an employer to stop sending your money to the pedophiles in DC?? “For non military Americans, the first chain of obedience to break is paying taxes. It is now legal to reject the IRS and refuse to pay taxes after the proof that those funds pay interest on the loans that fund crimes against humanity. The War Crime was Proven and advertised to the world through the double tap bombing of the children's elementary school with the second hit meant to kill parents and rescuers) The law that justifies refusal is the Rome statute Once America misses 1 interest payment, it is game over for the Epstein clan” Any lawyers here want to comment? #asknostr

deeznuts yesterday

- • The U.S. military has long understood the limitations of its hegemony in West Asia; the major shift occurred on February 28, 2026. - • Iran does not need to win the current war against the U.S. and Israel; survival alone indicates a strategic victory. - • A classified U.S. intelligence assessment prior to military operations warned that a massive assault on Iran was unlikely to succeed, but this advice was ignored. - • President Trump dismissed Vice Admiral Fred Kacher, who cautioned against attacking Iran, indicating a disregard for military expertise. - • U.S. leaders often project an image of unlimited military power, although military officers recognize significant limitations, especially in handling multiple conflicts simultaneously. - • American hegemony in the Middle East has depended on mobilizing regional proxy forces and projecting power, both of which are currently collapsing. - • Historical analyses from the late 1980s predicted a widening gap in U.S. military credibility and capabilities, foreshadowing the current situation. - • Experts have long suggested that U.S. military strategy should adapt to restore economic vitality rather than solely rely on military might. - • Trump’s decision to engage militarily against Iran is seen as a reckless gamble that dismisses previously acknowledged warnings about the U.S.'s declining power. - • The consequences of losing hegemony will severely impact Western economies and financial markets, as regional powers seek alternatives to U.S. dominance. - • The rise of multipolarity, with China and Russia leading the charge against Western hegemony, has been accelerated by the U.S. actions in the Middle East, marking a significant geopolitical shift. Iran war accelerates the collapse of the West