Mario Nawfal

🚨Biden Says Supreme Court is "Not a Normal Court" After Race-Based College Admissions are Ruled Unconstitutional Today, the Supreme Court ruled that race-based admissions to college are unconstitutional and instructed colleges to stop considering the race of applicants for admission. The 6-3 majority stated that the two programs "unavoidably employ race in a negative manner" and "involve racial stereotyping" in a way that violates the Constitution. Biden responded to this decision by stating "discrimination still exists in America," and added that "today's decision does not change that." As Biden was leaving the room, a reporter asked if the court is "broken," to which Biden replied "this is not a normal court." Agree with Biden's Criticism of the Supreme Court? Does the court’s decision promote RACIAL EQUALITY, or does it have the opposite effect?

🏳️‍⚧️ Why Are Transgender Suicide Rates SO HIGH? A study spanning four decades and involving seven million people in Denmark shows that transgender individuals have SIGNIFICANTLY higher suicide rates compared to other groups. The study found that in Denmark, transgender people had 7.7 times the rate of suicide attempts and 3.5 times the rate of suicide deaths when compared to the general population. Other studies conducted in 2022 have also shown that over 50% of transgender and non-binary youth in various states across the U.S. have seriously considered suicide. Furthermore, several studies have found that transgender individuals are more likely to experience mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation compared to the general population. WHY IS THIS THE CASE? There are several possible reasons for this, although it is extremely difficult to pinpoint the root cause: GENDER DYSPHORIA: Gender dysphoria is a medical condition that describes the distress or discomfort experienced by individuals whose gender identity differs from the sex they were assigned at birth. It's important to note that not all transgender people experience gender dysphoria, and not all individuals who experience gender dysphoria are transgender. It is argued that individuals grappling with mental health issues may turn to suicide attempts as a result of undergoing gender transition. Critics posit that altering one's gender is an inadequate solution and, in fact, may contribute to a significant increase in suicide rates. In contrast, many proponents contend that providing mental health support to these individuals is a more appropriate course of action. DISCRIMINATION: Although society, particularly in the West, has become more accepting of transgender people, discrimination still persists. A study in 2021 found that nearly HALF of all transgender people have faced mistreatment by medical providers. As some states have imposed restrictions on transgender healthcare under the guise of opposing the 'woke agenda,' it has become increasingly challenging for many transgender individuals to access the medical treatment they need, leading to worsened mental health outcomes. OTHER FORMS OF MENTAL ILLNESS: Many individuals may be dealing with other mental illnesses such as depression, PTSD, or anxiety. These conditions can contribute to confusion or impulsive decisions, ultimately exacerbating mental health challenges and potentially leading to suicide in extreme cases. One thing remains certain however, more needs to be done to address this issue and more research is needed in order to prevent this problem from spreading. How do we effectively tackle the mental health crisis many trans people, and people in general are dealing with? IS THE WORLD EXPERIENCING A DEPRESSION EPIDEMIC?

JUST IN: @elonmusk begins training with for his highly-anticipated fight against Mark Zuckerberg His training partner, Lex Fridman, says he was "extremely impressed with his strength, power, and skill, on the feet and on the ground. It was epic" However, Lex believes Elon and Mark should NOT fight, and I agree. Their time is better spent focusing on changing the world, both in their own rights. Anything that delays Neuralink's chips or our trip to Mars, I am against. Jokes aside, DO YOU REALLY THINK Elon and Mark should fight?

Putin Tells Imran Khan War Would Last 4 Weeks 🇷🇺 / 🇺🇦 Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, held the belief that the Russia-Ukraine war would only last for a few weeks. During our interview with him, simultaneously, Wagner Group, initiated their rebellion. Imran Khan revealed that the primary objective of the meeting was to discuss trade matters. Pakistan aimed to secure deals for oil, wheat, and even military hardware with Russia. However, the topic of the invasion naturally arose during their conversation. Khan, known for his staunch anti-war stance, firmly believes that war is never the solution. Hence, he desired for the conflict between Russia and Ukraine to conclude as swiftly as possible. Inquiring about the duration, Khan asked Putin, "How long do you think this will take?" To which Putin replied, "4 weeks, but you never really know in war." Below is the complete clip featuring Khan's perspective on the Russia-Ukraine conflict:

🚨BREAKING: LEAKED Audio Recording of Trump Showing Off CLASSIFIED Files | Fair or Framed? The CNN-leaked audio has Trump showing off CLASSIFIED files to those in the room with him. The special counsel’s indictment alleges that Trump showed classified documents about the plan of attack on Iran to four unauthorized people. The new details will play a critical role in Trump’s indictment of the ‘mishandling of classified information’ Here are notable excerpts: - "This completely supports my case, you know, except it's highly confidential... this is classified information." - "This was done by the military and given to me." - "See, as president, I could have declassified it. Now I can't, you know, but it's still a secret." These revelations seem to contradict Trump’s claim on Fox that the documents were merely “newspaper stories, magazine stories and articles” MY THOUGHTS: I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump broke some laws, though my guess is that most Presidents may have done so, albeit intentionally or unintentionally. It appears though, based on the evidence thus far, that Trump may have gone further. However, I’m not a lawyer so I cannot come to any conclusions. 
At the same time, it’s difficult to argue that none of the charges against Trump are politically motivated. So yes, I think Trump likely broke some laws, but this doesn’t mean that politics plays no role in the indictments. The U.S is a symbol of Democracy to the world. I had the honor of talking with Prime Minster Imran Khan who is a perfect example of the importance of a functioning democracy: He was ousted from Government and is facing 177 serious charges, his name is completely censored from all forms of media, he was arrested under duress, and all this despite being the most popular politician in his country. We should respect and cherish the democracy we have, but also protect it from abuse and corruption. What happens over the next 12 months will definitely shape the next decade for U.S politics. Do you agree with my analysis? Do you think Trump is facing EQUITABLE JUSTICE?

I told my agents to dress me up nicer. . . . They DID return my calls!! #KillerWhales We'll let the PEOPLE DECIDE 👇 t.co/2cjqqhRMdq

🚨WATCH: Putin delivers his first speech since the Wagner Rebellion. Here are some quotes and key points: - “We took all measures to neutralize danger” - “We would have destroyed the armed coup in any case” - "The organizers of the coup betrayed the homeland and the people" - “Wagner fighters were also patriots and liberated land that belonged to the homeland and one of them tried to use them in a dark operation.” - "Wagner operatives can sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense or go to Belarus" - "There were extortions and attempts to arrange internal unrest, but they were doomed to failure" - Putin thanked those Wagner soldiers who stopped at the last line and did not resort to bloodshed. - Putin assured that the promise he made to Wagner mercenaries would be fulfilled. - Vladimir Putin thanked Lukashenka for his contribution to settling the rebellion. The speech is as expected, however I was surprised by Putin's aggressive stance against Prigozhin, Wagner's chief. Although indirect, It shows bad blood between the two despite the brokered deal. Do you agree with Putin's statement that any attempts at a coup would have been NEUTRALIZED?

🚨BREAKING: CHIEF OF WAGNER BREAKS HIS SILENCE AFTER 'MUTINY' There has been absolute silence from Putin and Wagner's Prigozhin since the mutiny, with rumors circulating about the house arrest of Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and various theories attempting to explain why Wagner halted their 'march' towards Moscow. We know that Prigozhin and Lukashenko (President of Belarus) negotiated a deal which included dropping all charges against Prigozhin, who will move to Belarus. The agreement reportedly included the integration of the Wagner mercenary group into the Russian military. PRIGOZHIN'S STATEMENT: Prigozhin has now broken his silence by releasing an 11-minute audio message providing further details on what happened and the current deal. Here are some translated excerpts from the audio file: "Our forces were hit by missiles and helicopters, even though we did not show any hostility. We had planned to make a showy handover of military technologies in Rostov on June 30, but we were bombed. Wagner was supposed to cease to exist on July 1; no one agreed to sign a contract with the defense ministry. We began our march due to injustice. We showed no aggression, but we were attacked by missiles and helicopters. This was the trigger. We demonstrated how February 24, 2022, (how Russia invaded Ukraine), should have looked. We turned around to avoid shedding the blood of Russian soldiers. We regret that we had to target Russian aviation. The aim of the march was to prevent the destruction of Wagner. We wanted to hold those who made mistakes accountable during the special military operation. We did not march to overthrow Russia's leadership." PRIGOZHIN'S POINTS: According to Prigozhin, Wagner initiated their march as a form of protest. The Wagner columns halted their progress just over 200 km away from Moscow, with the entire march spanning 780 km. When, in his view, bloodshed seemed imminent, his forces stopped. Prigozhin does not deny that retaliatory strikes were made on Russian aircrafts, attributing it to self-defense. This was due to 30 Wagner members being killed, as reported by PBS. Prigozhin claims that Lukashenko proposed a solution for Wagner to remain under Belarus' jurisdiction. According to Prigozhin, the "march for justice" highlighted issues within the Russian Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies. He believes that if Wagner had fulfilled their tasks at the beginning of the Special Operations Forces, the outcome would have been different ("we demonstrated the outcome the Russian army was supposed to achieve"). Prigozhin is now advocating a different perspective, distinct from what was conveyed on Friday-Saturday: the march was an act of protest, not disobedience. He believes that Wagner exhibited a "master class," receiving widespread support, while the Russian Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies were weaker in comparison. There were no remarks made regarding Shoigu (Minister of Defense) and Gerasimov (Chief of the General Staff), despite both of them previously being the focus of his apparent mutiny. Prigozhin also mentioned that one of the objectives of the march was to expose significant security issues in the country. MY THOUGHTS: - Prigozhin’s claim that the Russian Defense Ministry wanted Wagner to "cease to exist" is interesting, as it suggests that the 'mutiny' was more of a survival response by Wagner's chief rather than a planned event. This contradicts the earlier briefing by US Defense Officials to congressional leaders, which stated that Wagner had been preparing for such a move by gathering military equipment and personnel near Russia. - In his audio messages, Prigozhin refrained from naming anyone, including his adversaries Shoigu and Gerasimov. This lack of confrontation could indicate that Prigozhin was either forced to back down (according to British Intelligence 'sources,' his family was threatened with harm) or that his chances of success were slim (considering the public support for Putin from many high-ranking officials during the mutiny). Another possibility is that Prigozhin's actions were not originally planned as assumed (although I doubt it, given the speed with which he advanced). - Prigozhin mentioned that Lukashenko "offered to find ways for Wagner to continue its work legally," contradicting earlier reports that the mercenary group was to be integrated into the Russian military. If Wagner is not dissolved or weakened, it will remain a threat to Putin's hold on power. IN SUMMARY: Prigozhin's audio message confirms his presence in Belarus, but it provides little else. Putin's level of control over the Kremlin remains uncertain, and further actions are necessary to address the damage caused over the weekend. Do you agree with my analysis? WILL PUTIN'S RUSSIA RECOVER?

We just interviewed the former Prime Minster of Pakistan Imran Khan 2 days ago. WHO SHOULD BE NEXT?

🇷🇺RUSSIA COUP: What Happened | Who WON | What’s Next The past day has been wild and confusing. We covered the events from start to end LIVE in our 24-hour Twitter Space. Here's everything that has happened since the 'coup' failed: - We know that at least 15 Russian soldiers were killed during this incident, with the bulk of them being from helicopters shot down by Wagner forces. - All criminal charges against Prigozhin, the Wagner chief, have been dropped. - During negotiations between the President of Belarus, Lukashenko, and Prigozhin, changes in the leadership of Russia's Ministry of Defense were NOT discussed. - All Wagner fighters will return to their bases and sign contracts with the Russian military. - Prigozhin will be 'transferred' to Belarus as part of the deal struck between Prigozhin, Lukashenko, and Putin. - No one seems to know the current whereabouts of Prigozhin - Zelensky's office reported that they were disappointed with Prigozhin's decision to withdraw forces. IN BRIEF: 1. Wagner fighters will sign with the Russian military. 2. Prigozhin will not be charged with any crimes but will be ‘transferred’ to Belarus. MY THOUGHTS: Putin is weaker than ever and Prigozhin’s life will forever be in danger. The winner: Ukraine and the West. I would not be surprised if a peace deal is reached THIS YEAR between Russia and Ukraine. Russia cannot afford to continue this war. DO YOU AGREE?

My Crazy Week: A Prime Minister, A Sub, Elon’s Fight, Tate, and a Coup The plan for this week was to take it easy, doing 1-2 spaces a day and focusing on our groundbreaking interview with Pakistan's former Prime Minister, Imran Khan. Monday: I changed my profile photo, and the crypto world went crazy (not in a good way). Tuesday: Tate got charged. I hosted a 4-hour space that became very heated, leading to conflict among the panelists (ongoing). Wednesday: I tweeted about Meta's laughable Twitter copycat. Elon responded and then challenged Mark Zuckerberg to a fight. A sub got lost, resulting in an 8-hour marathon space with 2 million listeners. I didn't sleep for 2 days. Thursday: Zuckerberg publicly accepted the fight with Elon, and the global media jumped on the story. Elon's mom responded to me, saying the fight was canceled... or was it? Then finally, I get some sleep! Friday/Saturday: We prepared to interview one of the most influential people on the planet: Imran Khan. Minutes before the interview, we heard about a possible coup in Russia, and it began to unfold during our conversation. We asked Mr. Khan, who has met Putin, about the coup, and he gave an interesting answer. The interview ended successfully with millions of listeners. Immediately after, we started a new space discussing the Russian coup, which lasted 24 hours, reached over 10 million listeners, and garnered global attention. These events were some of the weirdest I've ever covered. Without any coffee, I embarked on a marathon space binge for 2 days. Mainstream media officially died, but the coup ended peacefully. I managed to snooze for 2 hours and now I'm boarding a 16-hour flight to L.A to film a 3-day TV show. Sunday: I'm writing this before boarding, still groggy and sleepy. Good luck @ElonMusk with the fight, and thank you for making Twitter a platform where citizen journalism can thrive. We will continue to fight against media censorship and bias, hoping that the next few weeks will be calmer. What was the highlight of YOUR week amidst all this craziness?

Yesterday started with an attempted coup in Russia And ended with a coup on Mainstream Media

🚨BREAKING: THE COUP IS OVER | WAGNER’S RETREATING This official statement from Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner group and the leader of this coup, says it all. I don't think anyone expected this: "They were going to dismantle PMC Wagner. We came out on 23 June to the March of Justice. In a day, we walked to nearly 200km away from Moscow. In this time, we did not spill a single drop of blood of our fighters. Now, the moment has come when blood may spill. That’s why, understanding the responsibility for spilling Russian blood on one of the sides, we are turning back our convoys and going back to field camps according to the plan." The President of Belarus, Lukashenko, has been in talks with Prigozhin all day and has taken credit for the peace agreement. Prigozhin accepted the terms of Lukashenko’s agreement and agreed to halt the movement of his forces and return back to his bases. The agreement also guarantees security for fighters of PMC Wagner. It seems that the attempted coup has come to an end, and Prigozhin, along with his men, will return to their bases. Reports of Wagner forces not only leaving Moscow Oblas, but also leaving Rostov. Russian media reports that criminal cases have already been dropped from Yevgeny Prigozhin and that Prigozhin and his forces will receive FULL IMMUNITY Restrictions on the movement of vehicles have been lifted from the Voronezh region which saw clashes earlier during the coup. MY THOUGHTS: - I did not expect this would end peacefully with a deal as it seemed both sides seemed at the point of no return - I have no idea how Prigozhin and Putin can both operate in Russia with what just transpired, and I also have no idea what will happen with the war in Ukraine but I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a space deal reached. - Today was another example of citizen journalism replacing mainstream media with UNBIASED and UNCENSORED live breaking news. - I am fried, been awake for more than 30 hours, initially doing a space with former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan before shifting to the Coup space which is at 21 hours and counting. Time for me to finally sleep!

🚨BREAKING: Reports of Wagner forces have ENTERED MOSCOW OBLAST, being 2 hours away from Moscow City. Notes: Below video is UNVERIFIED, and we could not CONFIRM Wagner is in Moscow Oblast, however based on all the reports we're getting, I am confident tweeting this and stating that this is likely true. We are trying to verify this in the current space.

🚨COUP UPDATES: Putin Reportedly Leaves Moscow | Machine Gun Positions Around Moscow | Wagner Convoy Heads to Moscow As the coup continues, here's the latest updates from our various sources live on the ongoing Twitter Space: - Worries of the Russian Nuclear Warheads moved to Belarus weeks ago - Wagner forces continue their advance to Moscow with limited strikes by the Russian Air Force - Reports of Putin and other officials leaving Moscow and heading to Saint Petersburg based on the movement of Military VIP aircrafts. TASS, which is Gov controlled media outlet, reported that Putin is heading to Saint Petersburg, but Putin's Press Secretary refuted those reports. It is very unusual and rare to see such a disconnect between TASS and the Kremlin. MY THOUGHTS: - This is a military coup, we can no longer dispute this, and things are moving VERY rapidly and are not looking good for Putin. - We are seeing limited military clashes, showing likely defections among Russian forces - Almost EVERYTHING right now can't be verified and should be taken with a grain of salt (THIS IS AN EVOLVING STORY. UPDATES BELOW IN THREAD)