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@Wallface · Oct 20, 2026 · reply @BasedSamParker @SachaRoytman @CombatASemitism Facts 💯 ♥ 2
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🚨🇺🇸🇹🇷 U.S. Amb. Tom Barrack says Washington cannot simply ELIMINATE everyone it designates as a terrorist. He says governments face a choice when dealing with terrorists, state-sponsored terrorism, and sanctioned entities... Try to eliminate everyone on those lists, or create a pathway that could persuade them to change course. “That's not a very good solution." His alternative centers on incentives: “You're not going to convince any adversary to come to your side if you don't have a path to prosperity for them.” @USAMBTurkiye / Writer: Samuel https://t.co/4wtxyJcZ24 ♥ 38
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🚨🇺🇸🇹🇷🇸🇦 U.S. Amb. Tom Barrack on his view of the Saudi-led war against the Houthis in Yemen: "I think Saudi Arabia is in a very difficult position. Look, the history of Yemen, and, you know, I'm not about to teach the region who understands it. These kinetic reactions have never worked. It doesn't work. It's probably not likely that it's going to work." @USAMBTurkiye / Writer: Mhedi https://t.co/zlBy9mIX7e ♥ 39
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇫🇷🇦🇪 Macron secured a deal for 200,000 tonnes of diesel per month from the UAE and Bahrain, as France struggles with soaring fuel costs and nationwide unrest. The agreement includes approx. 100,000 tonnes monthly from each country, bringing France's total Gulf diesel supply commitments to 295,000 tonnes/month. That includes an existing agreement for 95,000 tonnes monthly from Saudi, with the combined supplies equivalent to over 10% of France's diesel consumption. French energy giant TotalEnergies will handle the additional shipments, aimed at easing shortages caused by disruptions to global energy markets during the U.S.-Iran war. The supplies could help stabilize diesel availability, though its impact on pump prices will depend on global fuel markets and how quickly shipments reach France. Source: Le Monde, AFP / Writer: Mhedi ♥ 114
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇨🇳🇪🇺 Chinese FM spox. on Europe: "The overall China-EU relationship is sound and stable. The disagreements on trade issues can be resolved through dialogue and should not affect our overall relations." Look, USA, this is how you handle a relationship: not by making threats or acting like a bully. Writer: Samuel https://t.co/5PIkf8BBiH ♥ 55
@Wallface · Oct 20, 2026 · reply @nntaleb They were deflecting. ♥ 10
@sneako · Oct 20, 2026 Utmost respect to brothers and sisters from India 🇮🇳 ♥ 1,606
@xIsraelExposedx · Oct 20, 2026 · reply @TadhgHickey @NOOWSHOW Thanks for having us. ♥ 9
@sneako · Oct 20, 2026 Elon Musk is laying the groundwork today for the New World Order of tomorrow and all of you retard skin worshipping goyim empower it because they jingle keys. "Woah rocketship! Spinny tesla!" He will put neuralink in your head and you will say yes master. You be good AI slave. ♥ 1,000
@Wallface · Oct 20, 2026 · reply Receipts: archived Words of Iron boost feeds showing the posts selected for amplification. https://t.co/qvSxkOt334 https://t.co/lJqbN4Dw5u https://t.co/26WJ0aSNcR ♥ 65
@Wallface · Oct 20, 2026 CAM (Combat Antisemitism Movement) CEO @SachaRoytman has a post listed in Words of Iron’s archived boost feeds. The campaign supplied ready-made replies. Below are the account list, reply instructions and later Auto Pilot controls. https://t.co/OckDX5baIx ♥ 468
@sneako · Oct 20, 2026 You are not doing mass deportations, and you never will. You love complaining more than you want change. You will never fix your declining birth rate, and you never will. You love your porn and gambling too much. Your religion is worshipping jews. It is over and it is your fault. ♥ 1,944
@gidonsaar · Oct 20, 2026 I was pleased to meet this morning with US Ambassador to Israel @GovMikeHuckabee. We discussed the latest developments in the region and the strong strategic partnership between Israel and the United States. Thank you, Mike, for your friendship and unwavering support for Israel! 🇮🇱🇺🇸 ♥ 214
@sneako · Oct 20, 2026 DEPORT THIRD WORLD THUGS! https://t.co/jJv0nI3K9w ♥ 2,321
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇮🇹 This woman went on a woke rant about the supposed rights of rioters in the middle of a RIOT in Milan! 🤦‍♂️ Writer: Mhedi https://t.co/S7rxvYTvMS ♥ 166
@sneako · Oct 20, 2026 · reply @SubboorAhmad Thank you my brother ♥ 331
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇪🇺🇺🇸 Europe is spending billions to stop relying on America, and most of it is going to... America. The U.S. supplied 58% of European NATO members' major arms imports in 2021-2025, down from 64%, according to SIPRI. Sounds like progress, right? Yeah, until you look at the actual numbers. Europe's arms imports more than TRIPLED after Russia invaded Ukraine, and U.S. deliveries to Europe jumped 217%. In other words, America's slice of the pie got a little smaller, but the pie got a LOT bigger. And we're not talking about spare parts here. 12 European countries have 466 F-35s on order or preselected, and Europe still relies heavily on the U.S. for long-range air defense. The Iran war and Russia's missile barrages on Ukraine have drained global interceptor supplies, and Washington just told Europe not to count on it to replenish them. "Our industrial capacity is largely going to be used to provide those requirements for the U.S. military," U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker said, with Washington possibly spending up to $1.5 trillion on defense this year. Europe's own fixes are YEARS away. Rheinmetall plans to build Patriot interceptors in Germany, but nothing has rolled off the line yet. Meanwhile, the EU's defense agency says most of Europe's new missile defense capacity is short-range, leaving major gaps in long-range and ballistic missile defense. Strategic autonomy sounds great at summits. But until Europe can produce enough of its own advanced weapons to meet demand, that autonomy is looking like one very expensive illusion. Sources: SIPRI, Defense News, Rapporteur / Writer: Julie ♥ 36
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇫🇷 This mother was threatened with violence or rape as she held her baby during the riots, and a virtue-signaller argued it would've been "collateral damage." She even referenced NELSON MANDELA of all people for good measure. These people are beyond sick! Writer: Mhedi https://t.co/RCcDqxvmps ♥ 293
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇫🇷🇪🇺 Nothing justifies violent riots, but when people begin struggling to afford food, especially during periods of extreme political instability, things can deteriorate dangerously fast. In France, real food consumption has fallen by roughly 6.4% in recent years. That national average conceals much deeper hardship among the poorest households, where reductions could approach 20%. And the situation could get considerably worse. Rice futures have reportedly risen around 70% in 2026, while wheat and sugar are up approximately 40%. Fertilizer shortages could also reduce agricultural yields, pushing another wave of food inflation into 2027. Meanwhile, ideological divisions surrounding global wars and declining trust in political institutions are creating an unusually volatile social environment. That's why the unrest we've seen in France will likely become a much larger and more sustained crisis across Europe. Writer: Mhedi https://t.co/qaUw1POAop https://t.co/Dy9cQuf2kR ♥ 66
@MarioNawfal · Oct 20, 2026 🇫🇷 They must serve some pretty mean food to have survived the riots unscathed Writer: Ian https://t.co/g8qTmebzxd ♥ 179