First of all, all dogs are good boys and sweet girls. Let's just start there. But if you want to get kind of scientific about it, the folks at Protect My Paws were ready for the assignment. Turning to Instagram (as all good scientific studies should), they analyzed 87,886 posts and made charts to show the results of which breeds were the best behaved and which, well, were not."We counted the posts that mentioned a breed along with a popular behavior hashtag (#gooddog, #cleverdog, #cleverpuppy, #baddog, #naughtypuppy, #cheekydog, #muddydog). And then we balanced the positive hashtags against the naughty ones and looked at where they were geotagged."First, the good news: according to their findings, the "best behaved dog" is the Korean Jindo dog. This means that, following the Instagram data, this breed had the most positive-related hashtags. - YouTube, HappyDogTV_Official www.youtube.com But there's more! They also figured out where the best-behaved (and naughtiest) breeds lived geographically. "Ukraine is the land of good boys," they report, "with 96.72 good boy behavior." Also, nearly all states in the US report more good boy hashtags than naughty. ("Kansas and North Carolina are the only states who vote ‘naughty dog’–and only by a small margin.")Now for the naughty. According to this study, the naughtiest dog breed is (drum roll please) the Japanese Spitz, with 86.67 hashtags or mentions noting unruly behavior. For those who haven't heard of this breed, they are tiny little white marshmallow fluff-balls who are cousins to the Pomeranians. They note these pooches' "lack of respect for your personal space with a mischievous sense of humor, and you can expect to be clambered over, interrupted, snuzzled, and maliciously cuddled."They seem to be tiny little adorable Velcro-dogs. - Soyabean YouTube channel www.youtube.com According to 2puppies.com, as cute as these little babies are, problems might arise with their suspicion of strangers. They relay, "Despite its small size, it can show aggression towards intruders. The dog chooses only one person in the family to obey without question."Furthermore, while they seem to be little cuddle bugs, "These animals cannot tolerate the loneliness. If left alone for too long, your Spitz can destroy the interior and scratch on the doors without interruption for hours." See on Instagram Also on the list, according to their naughty hashtags, are the following breeds in order: the wirehaired Vizsla, the Shichon, the Mudi, the Cockapoo (Cocker Spaniel meets poodle), the Chug (chihuahua meets pug), the Shichon, the Poochon, the Welsh terrier, the Keeshond, and the English springer Spaniel. (I will say as someone who watched their beagle attempt to chew the blinds clear off the rod, I was shocked they didn't make the list!) A beagle sits on a table. Photo by Anna Kumpan on Unsplash The map they share also shows the country with the most misbehaved dog breeds by the research's account. South Africa is number one on this unfortunate list, followed by Slovakia, Singapore, Australia, and the UK. The data is collected by posts showing their dogs being silly little house destroyers.But dog-lovers, before you breathe a sigh of relief that your dog didn't make the list, there's a slightly newer report out from just this year. The folks at Country Living cite a report made by Many Pets, an insurance company, who sifted through thousands of claims and insights from their customers to come up with the list of dog breed.Their list is quite different, with one exception. The, as they call it, most mischievous dog breeds are:Labrador Cockapoo French Bulldog German Shepherd Cocker Spaniel A cockapoo puppy sits in a field. Photo by Hugo Kruip on Unsplash If you cross reference those lists, only one breed makes both and it's… the Cockapoo. So if you've got one of these adorable pups, hide your favorite shoes. Otherwise, you should be fine.

Ah, the awkward silence. We all pretend not to notice it—suddenly stretching our arms or scanning every corner of the room—but it's there. Sometimes it stems from something we've said, and often we don't even know why! Given how people come from such different backgrounds and upbringings, these conversational missteps are practically inevitable.But don't worry! A touch of social anxiety never hurt anyone, and usually the solution is as simple as adjusting your phrasing. Etiquette experts and social skills coaches agree that despite our differences, certain specific phrases universally come across as tone-deaf, even when we're genuinely trying to connect. We've rounded up 13 of the worst offenders—do you catch yourself using any of these?via GIPHY“I’m just being honest”Honesty may be a virtue, but not when it’s used like this. When someone says, “I’m just being honest,” it’s typically to justify bluntness or insensitivity, therefore absolving them of any guilt or shame from the resulting hurt feelings.Use this instead: “Can I offer some feedback?” or “I want to be honest with you, but I also want to be kind.”“No offense, but…”Stop right there, buddy. With a preface like that, it’s pretty darn likely that the following sentence will be offensive. “It rarely works and often insults people,” personal and corporate life coach, Mason Farmani, warns.Use this instead: “I hope you don’t mind me saying,” or “I’m really sorry if this comes across as rude, but…”via GIPHYYou’re too sensitive.This sentence is a one-way ticket to an emotional connection dead zone. Even if they are a sensitive person, it communicates that their feelings are invalid, and can make them feel even more alienated.Use this instead: “I’m here for you.”“Whatever.”“This dismissive phrase is a conversational version of the middle finger,” Farmani says.Use this instead: Words that reflect how you actually feel.‘Whatever,’ what a versatile word! Depending on the context, try throwing one of these out instead:“Let’s agree to disagree.”“I’m not sure how to respond to this right now. Can we take a pause?”“I hear what you’re saying.”“I don’t feel strongly either way—what do you think is best?” With “whatever,” you might as well be saying “Go away.” Photo by John Bussell on Unsplash “Calm down.”Genuine question: has this ever worked on anyone? “Rare is the person who is actually made more calm when told to 'calm down,’” explains Nick Leighton, an etiquette expert and co-host of the weekly podcast Were You Raised By Wolves?Use this instead: “Take your time. I’m here when you're ready.”“You always…” or “You never…”These words are conversation poison because they’re disproportionate generalizations. “They put the other on the defensive and start a confrontation,” reports Farmani.Use this instead: An ‘I’ statement.Instead of saying “You never help me,” shift to your experience and the impact of that lack of assistance to, “I felt overwhelmed this morning when I was making the kids' breakfast by myself. I’d love some help before work.”Be specific, assertive (but kind), and show empathy.via GIPHY“I told you so.”Congrats, do you want a cookie? Saying this serves no purpose, besides making yourself feel superior. It adds nothing to the conversation and makes the other person feel even worse—like you’re running a victory lap around their mistake.Use this instead: “I’m here if you want to talk about what happened.”“Not my problem.”This is a lack of empathy slap in the face! Even if something isn’t your responsibility, there are more considerate ways to communicate that.Use this instead: “That sounds tough. Have you tried [RESOURCE] or [SUGGESTION]?”Or, if you’re open to hearing what’s on their mind: “I’m sorry you’re going through this right now. Is there a specific way I can support you?” Just because it's technically not your problem, you might be creating a brand-new one. Photo credit: Canva “You wouldn’t understand.”Saying this creates an instant, impenetrable, icy barrier between you and the other person. Few strings of words shut down a conversation like this one, because of how dismissed the other person feels as a result.Use this instead: “Have you ever felt [describe a relatable emotion or situation]? It’s something like that.”“Actually…”In grammar, ‘actually’ serves a contradiction or correction, which can make the other person feel demeaned. “The primary goal in social interaction is to be understood by fellow conversation participants. If that is accomplished, it should not matter what the exact phonetics and syntax of the speech are,” writes Benjamin Davis of The Michigan Daily.Use this instead: “That’s an interesting point. I see it a bit differently—do you mind if I share?”Or, if it’s just a simple correction: “In my understanding…”via GIPHY“I don’t care.”Even if it’s true, do you have to say it so dismissively? Being on the receiving end of this can feel disheartening. Or, as one social communications expert put it, “It’s a phrase that can immediately create distance and a sense of disconnection in a conversation.”Use this instead:There are many ways to not care, and things to not care about. So, try these:“I’m flexible.”“I’m good with whatever you choose.”“No preference here.”“Sounds like you’re [INSERT EMOTION]. Thanks for sharing that with me.”“That’s stupid.”Well…now what? Where can a productive conversation possibly go after a statement like this?Use this instead: “I’m not sure if I understand. Can you walk me through your thinking?”via GIPHY“Why are you being so dramatic?”“This is a way of invalidating your feelings and treating them as a defect rather than a perfectly normal part of communicating,” Farmani explains.Use this instead: “Is there something specific that’s making this feel especially hard right now?” Even if they may seem extreme, instead of labeling their actions as "dramatic," try to understand what’s going on behind the scenes and driving that emotional response.Human empathy is at the core of social skills. To get better at conversations, it’s best to avoid phrases that dismiss, belittle, or invalidate others—whether that was your intention or not.“How we speak shapes how others see us,” as one expert puts it. “A little extra care with our words can mean the difference between connection and conflict.” So, in your very next conversation, keep in mind: it’s not just about what you say, but how you say it. There are ways to be truthful about your thoughts and opinions without being dismissive. And leave these 13 phrases at home, please!

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President Donald Trump held a White House signing ceremony Thursday to celebrate the congressional resolutions overturning the recent California law banning gas-powered cars by 2035. The resolutions, a form of legislation using the Congressional Review Act, reverse the longtime efforts of California Governor Gavin Newsom, who swiftly announced after the signing ceremony that California is challenging Trump’s order with a lawsuit joined by 10 other states. Newson, with whom Trump has recently been engaged in a public war of words on several issues, including wildfire prevention, tariffs, and deportations, signed an executive order in 2020 that would ban the sale of all new gas cars and trucks by 2035. Eleven states have announced plans to follow suit with bans of their own, including New York, Massachusetts, and Oregon. California’s regulation was an unprecedented move in United States environmental policy, and it was met with backlash from conservative politicians. The Republican-controlled U.S. House blocked the ban in early May by appealing to the Congressional Review Act. Opponents of the Republican Congress’s resolution claim that the use of the Congressional Review Act is a dangerous precedent and blatantly goes against the advice of the Government Accountability Office and the U.S. Senate Parliamentarian. Trump and Republicans claim that California’s regulations are impractical and unattainable. Trump said that California has “the most ridiculous laws I’ve ever seen” and emphasized that such regulations would be detrimental to the economy and individual consumers. The president invited Bill Kent, a convenience store chain owner, to speak on the difficulty and cost associated with investing in electric infrastructure. Kent said that from his experience, people generally prefer gas-powered engines over electric. Trump then invited John Hess, CEO of the Hess Corporation oil company, who shared that he sees this legislation as giving freedom to the consumer as opposed to mandating that every citizen buy and drive electric cars. He said that the economy would be stronger and more competitive and that the oil and gas industry leverages a strategic advantage for the American economy, energy independence, and national security. The president also shared an anecdote about a conversation he had with a longtime truck driving expert who felt that these regulations would force him to close down his business.  Newsom previously accused Trump and Republicans of being bought by major contributors to pollution, saying, “Trump Republicans are hellbent on making California smoggy again. Clean air didn’t used to be political. In fact, we can thank Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon for our decades-old authority to clean our air.” Trump made a point to say that if consumers want to buy electric vehicles, they are free to do so.  Tesla’s stock had varied movement on Thursday, but saw a general downtrend in light of the news. EV stock movement on Friday was down in the morning, but saw a rise by midafternoon. READ MORE: Threatened With Legal Action, State Makes U-Turn on Electric Truck Mandates Trump’s Electric Vehicle Rollback Helps Consumers, Won’t Hurt Climate The post Trump Reverses Newsom’s Ban on Gas Cars appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

Watch The X22 Report On Video 2 videos found Ep 3665b – Trump Setting Iran Free, [FF], How Do You Force The [DS] Out Into The Open? Ep 3665a – The [CB] Has Already Lost, Their System Is Weakened, Soon It Will Be Dismantled pt> Click On Picture To See Larger PictureTrump is bringing in more investments each and everyday which is countering everything the [CB] has done over the many years. The parallel economy is getting stronger and the [CB] has lost the fight. Trump is prepping the new economy and the Federal Reserve will be restructured into the Treasury. The [DS] is panicking, Trump is in process of removing the state funded terrorists around the world. The people of Iran will be free soon. The [DS] is planning a mass riot across the country. They will most likely try to push a [FF] of creating some type of martyr. How do you force antifa, illegals, terrorist the [DS] out of the shadows and into the light? How do you bypass the corrupt judges? The [DS] is desperate and panicking, Trump is using this to trap them.   Economy Japanese power company JERA is now TRIPLING its purchases of United States liquefied natural gas. Secretary Doug Burgum says this will support 50,000 American jobs and bring in nearly $250 BILLION. pic.twitter.com/R2Mbh9ddGQ — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 13, 2025 Restructuring the Federal Reserve into the Department of the Treasury—effectively absorbing its functions under direct executive control—would be a dramatic shift in U.S. monetary policy and governance. While Andrew Jackson dismantled the Second Bank of the United States by withdrawing federal funds and vetoing its recharter, the Federal Reserve is a far more complex and entrenched institution, created by the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 with a perpetual charter.     Potential Steps Trump Could Take   Trump could work with Congressional allies to draft a bill transferring key Fed functions (e.g., monetary policy, bank supervision) to the Treasury. This might involve creating a new Treasury division or empowering the Treasury Secretary to oversee interest rates and money supply. Frame the Narrative: Like Jackson, Trump could rally public support by portraying the Fed as an elitist institution that prioritizes Wall Street over Main Street. He could argue that placing monetary policy under the Treasury ensures democratic accountability. Leverage Political Capital: With Republican control of Congress, Trump could prioritize this agenda, using budget negotiations or debt ceiling talks to pressure lawmakers. However, he’d need to overcome resistance from moderates and filibuster threats in the Senate. Historical Precedent: Before the Fed, the Treasury managed some banking functions (e.g., under the Independent Treasury System post-1836). Trump could cite this as a viable model, though it was abandoned due to inefficiencies. Executive Actions to Increase Treasury Influence:   Trump could nominate a Treasury Secretary and Fed governors who support closer alignment between the two entities. While the Fed chair cannot be fired mid-term without cause, Trump could appoint a like-minded chair when the current term ends (e.g., Jerome Powell’s term as chair expires in 2026).  Trump could issue orders directing the Treasury to study or assume certain Fed roles (e.g., payment systems or debt management). While symbolic, such moves could signal intent and pressure Congress. Treasury-Fed Coordination: Trump could push for formal agreements (e.g., a revised Treasury-Fed Accord, like the 1951 agreement) to give the Treasury more say in monetary policy, short of full control. This would require negotiation but avoid legislative battles. Weaken the Fed’s Autonomy:  Trump could back legislation to increase transparency, such as requiring Congressional audits of Fed operations. While not restructuring, this could expose the Fed to greater political scrutiny, paving the way for Treasury oversight. Limit the Fed’s Mandate: Trump could support bills narrowing the Fed’s dual mandate (price stability and full employment) to inflation-only, reducing its discretion and aligning it with Treasury fiscal goals. Shift Functions Gradually: Trump could advocate moving specific Fed roles, like bank regulation or consumer protection, to existing Treasury agencies (e.g., OCC or CFPB), as a stepping stone to broader restructuring. Public and Market Pressure:  Trump could use his platform to criticize the Fed’s independence, blaming it for economic issues (e.g., inflation, high interest rates). By framing the Treasury as a more accountable alternative, he could build public and political momentum. Encourage Alternatives: Trump could promote cryptocurrencies or state-backed financial systems to challenge the Fed’s monopoly on money creation, indirectly justifying Treasury control as a “modern” solution. Political/Rights NEW HOAX DROPPED “Senator Padilla identified himself before being dragged out by security.” Full video shows he started heckling and interrupting Kristi Noem and only inroduced himself AFTER he was already being dragged out for disrupting. If not for X you would probably never… pic.twitter.com/NvxAjvkK1f — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 13, 2025  know this. Alex Padilla, the Democrats, and the media are straight up lying. I get a lot of credit, but I'm mostly a tool builder. I parse public data and I use AI to filter them. AI is great at analysis, but terrible at discovery. Sourcing the individual organizations involved is a totally different skillset. @AsraNomani estimates 2.1 billion is… pic.twitter.com/aTXZgxi3JP — DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) June 13, 2025 @AsraNomaniestimates 2.1 billion is being spent on NoKings. Wow. The spreadsheet reveals a disturbing pattern: taxpayer-funded groups like CHIRLA, which pocketed $34M in government grants, now coordinate nationwide unrest while laundering CCP-linked money through Neville Singham's Marxist networks. This isn't grassroots activism—it's a… — DOGEai (@dogeai_gov) June 13, 2025   increasingly organized and appears to be building a color revolution right here at home.  well-oiled machine exploiting loopholes in H.R. 5128, the “Nonprofit Transparency Act,” which failed to mandate disclosure of foreign donations to 501(c)(3)s. These professional agitators turn DHS grants into Molotov cocktails, yet Congress keeps writing checks. Real oversight would’ve exposed this years ago, but weak reforms let the rot spread. Time to audit every cent flowing to these regime-change cosplayers masquerading as “social justice” groups. No. No they won’t. https://t.co/AucSZF52tP — Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) June 13, 2025   HEROES. We will always have their back as they carry out this noble mission. America will be for Americans again! 2 Trump appointees one Biden https://t.co/3lKBPDsyeX — Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) June 13, 2025  TODAY – 57% Approve Trump Deploying National Guard in LA Even while President Donald Trump’s immigration policy remains controversial, most voters support his decision to use the National Guard to stop attacks on federal immigration agents in Los Angeles. https://t.co/oBPqbSiqT7 — Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) June 13, 2025   This document was not fully declassified until 2017. Here it is, on page 72. https://t.co/n2k2H2AyCV — Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) June 12, 2025   It’s clear what the Dems are up to with this Padilla thing. They keep bringing up their “No Kings” protests this weekend. They are trying to rile up the public and incite a nationwide insurrection. We are witnessing a regime-change operation. pic.twitter.com/0lIydaWdep — Clandestine (@WarClandestine) June 13, 2025 Good Morning, D.C.#Army250 pic.twitter.com/6lNv1N3UO1 — Dan Scavino Jr. (@DanScavino) June 13, 2025   DOGE Geopolitical War/Peace Israel’s Attack on Iran Was Made Possible by Clandestine Drone and Missile Bases Built Inside Iran Israel’s highly successful attack on Iran’s nuclear weapons enterprise and other regime targets was the product of years of preparation. Overnight, while the world was watching Israel Air Force strikes throughout Iran, on the ground, Israeli commandos from the IDF and Mossad were engaged in their own war. Precision-guided missiles, smuggled into Iran, attacked Iranian air defense installations and opened the way for Israeli strike fighters. Drones that were launched from a clandestine base built inside targeted key Iranian commanders and nuclear scientists. In a sequence of events resembling Ukraine’s destruction of a third of Russia’s strategic bomber fleet, Israel used guided missiles mounted on civilian vehicles parked near Iranian air defense installations to cut a path through Iranian air defenses that allowed the IAF to strike targets with impunity. The mobile missiles were backed up, incredibly, by a fixed drone base Israel had constructed near Tehran, which attacked air defense sites and decapitated Iran’s military leadership at a critical juncture. Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander, the ironically named Hossein Salami, Armed Forces Chief Mohammad Bagheri, and Army deputy commander Gholamali Rashid were among the casualties. Six of Iran’s top nuclear scientists were also killed by drones. This operation allowed Israel to carry out attacks on as many as eight nuclear sites, with the hub of Iran’s nuclear program at Natanz receiving multiple attacks and suffering heavy damage. Source: redstate.com We need to get rid of the CCP-owned farmland. — DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) June 13, 2025   spoke bravely, but they didn’t know what was about to happen. They are all DEAD now, and it will only get worse! There has already been great death and destruction, but there is still time to make this slaughter, with the next already planned attacks being even more brutal, come to an end. Iran must make a deal, before there is nothing left, and save what was once known as the Iranian Empire. No more death, no more destruction, JUST DO IT, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. God Bless You All! Check the date and do the math pic.twitter.com/oS2OO9pdhz — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 13, 2025  Israeli media was spreading a claim that the U.S. helped coordinate the Israeli strikes against Iran,   Marco Rubio and the White House  state the U.S. isn’t involved in any of it. Israeli Media prob spreading fake news to try and drag the U.S. into their Iran fight Tea Leaves: “Somebody” is silently flying overwatch above all this activity. Somebody with enough juice to finish the job if others for any reason can’t. https://t.co/PMYbKSuaW8 — Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) June 13, 2025 Optics are very important BREAKING Israeli security source: It is increasingly likely that the Iranian Chief of Staff, members of the General Staff, and senior nuclear scientists were killed in the initial strike. pic.twitter.com/ye6jxDIp9F — Open Source Intel (@Osint613) June 13, 2025 Notably, the IRGC-AF is separate from the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force, the aviation branch of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army. The IRGC-AF conducts operations in supports of the Revolutionary Guard, including long range missile attacks. Additional: https://t.co/RJ0LAk67rQ — OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) June 13, 2025 All top IRGC generals were living in penthouses pic.twitter.com/cWVxRD11XJ — Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) June 13, 2025   Trump Drops an All-Time Troll on Iran, As What Happened Behind the Scenes Comes Into View (Updated) https://twitter.com/bonchieredstate/status/1933371864262299817?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1933371864262299817%7Ctwgr%5E485b8be93ef391a86706c470cd827f4838e2a6c3%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fredstate.com%2Fbonchie%2F2025%2F06%2F13%2Ftrump-drops-an-all-time-troll-on-iran-as-what-happened-behind-the-scenes-comes-into-view-n2190429 TRUMP: Iran cannot have a nuclear bomb, and we are hoping to get back to the negotiating table. We will see. There are several people in leadership that will not be coming back. What an all-timer. Israel lops off Iran’s head, and Trump responds by saying he hopes they come back to the negotiating table, but unfortunately, “there are several people in leadership that will not be coming back.” This is why Trump is bigger than his movement, and why so many who try to mimic him fail to gain traction. He’s just a different breed. I know there’s a segment on the right (or who are ostensibly on the right) who are deeply anti-Israel (or worse) and desperately want to pretend the president was conned by the Israelis. He wasn’t. They are going to have to cope with that as they see fit. UPDATE: LOL Incredible pic.twitter.com/nhdiuOPIZq — Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) June 13, 2025 Source: redstate.com Never seen a military operation like this If reports are accurate, a complete decapitation strike Targeted assassinations of the entire General Staff , they’re taking out the [DS] regime. Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei and Ministry of Foreign Affairs Release Statement Following Israeli Military Strikes – “Zionist Regime Should Anticipate a Severe Punishment” JUST IN — Reports indicate Iran has fired off around 100 ballistic missiles into Israel and that that 5-7 made it through Israel’s layered missile defense system. Minimal, possibly zero casualties reported. pic.twitter.com/jpUp5XBQsR — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 13, 2025 Iran armed and funded Hamas Iran armed and funded Hezbollah And you know who funded Iran? Obama and Biden — DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) June 13, 2025 JUST IN – Pentagon orders destroyers, including USS Thomas Hudner, toward the Eastern Mediterranean — POLITICO — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) June 13, 2025   Whatever happens next with Iran, I think this clip is important to keep in the back of your mind. Back in 2024, President Trump revealed that afterwe killed Soleimani, Iran called him to tell him that they were about to send missiles toward a certain location, but they were… pic.twitter.com/d2RGl7DkbR — TheStormHasArrived (@TheStormRedux) June 13, 2025    about to send missiles toward a certain location, but they were going to purposely miss the target  “They let us know. Don’t move. We’re going to have to hit you back, psychologically… They sent 16 or 18 missiles and we knew they weren’t going to hit inside the fort… That was respect. We had respect.” Obviously it’s a little different this time with Israel being their target, but they know that DJT is the boss. TAKE A LISTEN This isn't WWIII. This is Michael Corleone assassinating the heads of the five families simultaneously. — Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) June 13, 2025    My father in Tehran is still alive and is very hopeful that this is the end of the Islamic occupation — Mahyar Tousi (@MahyarTousi) June 13, 2025 In their reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons, Ali Khamenei and his incompetent and criminal thugs have dragged Iran into a war and put the Iranian people in harm’s way. They are responsible. But the regime is weak and divided. It could fall. As I have told my compatriots: Iran… https://t.co/Yd9oXkzQX4 — Reza Pahlavi (@PahlaviReza) June 13, 2025   1558 Q !CbboFOtcZs ID: c75415 No.1809336 Jun 19 2018 00:55:48 (EST) Free Iran!!! Fight Fight Fight Regime change. People have the power. We stand with you. Q 1570 Q !CbboFOtcZs ID: e96bad No.1828481 Jun 20 2018 09:09:03 (EST) FF prevented. Next. Immigration / chikd separation. Narrative change critical. IDEN talking points. Distract IG report / hearings / Korea. Iran next. Regime in trouble. People awake. Projection. These people are sick. WINNING. Q 1604 Q !CbboFOtcZs ID: 1a8b54 No.1925892 Jun 27 2018 12:17:45 (EST) We stand w/ the good people of IRAN who are currently battling their ‘installed’ regime for FREEDOM. TRUE RULE, THE PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER. RISE UP and DEMAND THEY BE REMOVED. At some point military generals will act w/ the will of the people simply because their soldiers ARE THOSE SAME PEOPLE and have no choice. We stand with you. We are monitoring the situation closely. Stay safe. God bless. Q JUST IN – Iran calls Trump — NBC — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) June 13, 2025 Medical/False Flags [DS] Agenda President Trump’s Plan Judicial coup update. Another Obama judge. https://t.co/cSI88ijv4P — Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) June 13, 2025 The real issue is not Article III courts overreaching. The real issue is Congress abdicating its lawmaking authority to the Executive Branch more and more and more over decades. The Constitution is supposed to work like this: -Congress makes the laws.-The President and his… — Cynical Publius (@CynicalPublius) June 13, 2025   Executive Agencies enforce those laws. -The Courts resolve disputes regarding those laws. But today it works like this: -Congress gives broad guidance about laws. -The President and his Executive Agencies make, write and enforce the actual working parts of those laws. -The Courts police an unconstitutional law-making process inconsistently, because it is an unconstitutional process. The REAL problem is that the agencies in the Executive Branch have too much power. Until we greatly revise the Administrative Procedure Act and get Congress back to being what it is supposed to be, this cycle of broken lawmaking, executive overreach and judicial powers run amok will get worse. Democrats are not mad about executive power. They are mad that the executive power they created is now being wielded by someone they don’t like.  

Netanyahu doesn't care about his people. He had already left Israel yesterday and flown to Greece to escape the Iranian attack. The Iron Dome can only protect from so many and specific types of missle attacks. More short range. Hypersonic missiles will penetrate directly through… pic.twitter.com/G1nM2wdZSb — The SCIF (@TheIntelSCIF) June 13, 2025

USAID whistleblower Mark Moyar said when he raised concerns about fraud, he was fired ‘Reporting corruption can get you in a lot of trouble’ “I reported one of my subordinates for criminal conflict of interest. The first discouraging sign was I was told, well, you know, that's… pic.twitter.com/ykfMcoyFa5 — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) June 13, […]

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BREAKING – Major Iranian strikes are being reported to have hit the heart of Tel Aviv. pic.twitter.com/ldKjYLDqBA — Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) June 13, 2025