Is it just a last moment liquidity squeeze. If you have good data that democrats are winning and you push the needle towards republican, its easy 20-25% gain in a few hours
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I don't think anyone has mentioned this, but in all my observing, ballistic missile landing in a crowd would be huge casualties but Saudi Arabia has an amazing medical infrastructure which is why the fatalities are so low
استشاري الجراحة والمدير الطبي لمستشفى سليمان الحبيب د. عمر العبيد لـ "العربية": أجرينا 22 عملية جراحية خلال أقل من 24 ساعة للمصابين بالاعتداء الحوثي على مطار الملك خالد الدولي في الرياض
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It is very clear @TankerTrackers is getting paid probably a couple hundred thousand to try and control the narrative. But why are you seething about their misinformation? Let them continue their propaganda in peace
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@cirnosad did you read this?
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Messi came to me at halftime, big man, strong man, tears in his eyes, Sir, he said sir, we are not getting any penalties. Please can you talk to infantino. I said, what the hell is this little man talking about, no penalties. I didnt even know what a penalty is, but I called
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You know there's an easier solution than cutting the movie into a rectangle. Its not like we all haven't watched obsession recently
This is why I said IMAX has hit it's ceiling with THE ODYSSEY.
Nothing to do with the movie itself, but the format is only truly available in so few locations that if you don't see it in 70mm IMAX, you are literally missing half of the image
And Christopher Nolan is entirely okay with this. Crazy
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Sentobserver retweeted
#BREAKING 16.000 protestors killed in Minneapolis, per sources
Sentobserver retweeted
Saudi Arabia’s embassy in Tehran was burned. The Saudi ambassador in DC was targeted in an assassination attempt. Saudi cities and civilian infrastructure were repeatedly aimed at by missiles and drones launched by Iranian-backed proxies.
These were not abstract tensions. They were direct attacks on Saudi sovereignty and Saudi lives.
And yet, despite that history, the Kingdom has consistently chosen de-escalation over retaliation. It has resisted the temptation to respond emotionally or militarily, fully aware that escalation in this region rarely punishes those who provoke it, and almost always devastates those who live in it.
Refusing to allow its territory or airspace to be used to ignite another war is not “siding with Mullahs”. It is the position of a state that understands the cost of conflict better than most.
Saudi foreign policy today is shaped by experience, and not naivety. It is informed by the reality that wars here do not end cleanly, do not stay local, and do not spare civilians. Choosing restraint in that context is a responsibility.
The Kingdom is not shielding anyone. It is protecting the region from yet another reckless descent into chaos. That is precisely why Saudi Arabia remains an anchor of stability, even when provoked, misrepresented, or deliberately misunderstood.
This level of shallow, careless ‘analysis’ is best kept to yourself.
Sentobserver retweeted
🇸🇦Saudi Official:
“When our refinery was attacked, we asked the US for help—but they stayed silent.
Now, as we try to make peace with Iran and reduce tensions, America is deliberately sabotaging the process.
They want war. The US is a war empire; it cannot survive without conflict.”
Can't believe the nerds haven't figured out where the Oreshnik hit. There's 3 videos, figure the location out.
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This one takes the cake for the most insane tweet by @cirnosad this week. There's still 3 more days to go though.
In light of the UAE's defeat in Yemen, the clans of Sharjah are now talking about breaking out of the United Arab Emirates.
This could cause a huge amount of uncertainty for the Hormuz straight as it's likely that this state would join with Oman.
Amerimutts, what will you do?
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Sentobserver retweeted
🚨 In a massive setback for UAE, its affiliated STC group in Yemen has lost control of all the territories it held.
— Saudi-backed PLC have now taken control of all Non-Houthi territories in Yemen, first time after the civil war.
