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@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @EFischberger https://t.co/MKUO8JL5l8 where is the post https://t.co/APoXUtFvH9 ♥ 18
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @hmmm1983 أنشهد إنك صدقت. ♥ 0
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @RealtorStarShar ❤️ ♥ 274
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 LMAO, Bro managed to do it 11 times in one post. 😂 ♥ 142
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @hmmm1983 I'm going through your older posts and liking them right now. ♥ 1
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @AFLBen92 @NotLaoTzu It has indeed been reported to be that person. ♥ 41
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @takenaps You're going to need a big venue. ♥ 249
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @VETJPGOU Yeah, I saw that post too. I can't be bothered replying to every wrong post. ♥ 1
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @hmmm1983 @greggroman Thank you so much! Can't wait to meet you too! 👍 ♥ 1
@sneako · Oct 19, 2026 Hilarious how Albania was been righteously protesting against the Epstein class for 140 days straight but not one single right wing chud called them Muslim rioters—simply because they are white. ♥ 8,316
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 He’s mad I exposed their bot operations, and the suppression of my posts only makes my case stronger. https://t.co/gCxUYyTvRW ♥ 218
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 · reply @VETJPGOU She isn't far left, mate. I can do the same and show you this screenshot. Doesn't make her far right https://t.co/9wvl3khR9W ♥ 3
@MarioNawfal · Oct 19, 2026 🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Iran war is heading toward another escalation, and neither side is ready to stop. I spoke with Aaron David Miller, a veteran Middle East negotiator, about the growing signs of another confrontation between Washington and Tehran. His assessment was grim. He expects another round of strikes, probably after the U.S. midterms. But he doesn't believe it would end quickly. Iran would likely retaliate against American bases and Gulf infrastructure, potentially dragging the region into another dangerous cycle. What struck me was his explanation for why diplomacy keeps failing. The two sides remain too far apart to reach an agreement, yet neither believes the cost of continuing the conflict is painful enough to justify serious concessions. Meanwhile, the Houthis are becoming an increasingly powerful problem for Saudi Arabia, with their position near the Bab el-Mandeb giving them enormous leverage over international shipping. Miller fears Yemen could become another prolonged war with no clear resolution. The uncomfortable possibility is that nobody can win decisively, but everyone still believes they can afford to keep fighting. And that's a particularly dangerous place for the Middle East to be. @aarondmiller2 ♥ 337
@sneako · Oct 19, 2026 America was founded because niggas started a revolutionary war over a 2% tea tax France put the head of their king in a guillotine and sliced it off in the town square Right wing chuds know nothing about fighting for freedom. All you can do is cry and say slurs on twitter. ♥ 5,212
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 Yesterday in Australia, a politician was struck by a Toyota Land Cruiser driven by a man who is reported by some to be a left wing climate activist. Helen Haines is in critical condition, and I am praying for her recovery. This appears to be yet another act of left wing political violence, yet all we hear about is the “far right.” It’s past time the media and governments admitted there is a serious problem with left wing violence. ♥ 3,316
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 · reply You can tell bro’s been deep into Turkish sources just from the spelling https://t.co/KHLX88pfkn ♥ 19
@MarioNawfal · Oct 19, 2026 🇺🇸🇨🇳 America is expanding missile deployments near China while its military is already stretched thin. The U.S. Army is planning to expand its missile presence across the Indo-Pacific, including Tomahawk-capable Typhon systems and HIMARS launchers. The goal is to put more long-range firepower closer to China. But there is an obvious risk. Those systems would also sit within range of China’s extensive missile forces, making them potentially vulnerable in the opening stages of a major conflict. At the same time, American military resources are already under pressure from the wars involving Iran and Ukraine. That creates a difficult strategic tradeoff. Washington wants to strengthen deterrence in Asia while also supporting major commitments elsewhere, all while trying to rebuild munitions stocks and expand military capacity. One alternative would be to pull the most vulnerable systems farther back, strengthen defenses along the second island chain and buy time to rebuild. The larger question is whether moving more weapons closer to China actually strengthens deterrence. Because deterrence only works if the other side believes those forces can survive long enough to matter. @WeTheBrandon ♥ 312
@sneako · Oct 19, 2026 Tel Aviv Tommy aged a decade in a month and looks like the withered cocaine addict he is. Elon Musk his daddy stepped in to pay his legal fees and it all went up Tommy’s nose. Mossad can’t even save him. Only Islam could. Allah humiliates His enemies. https://t.co/4bF06kIiGX ♥ 5,252
@Wallface · Oct 19, 2026 Bro tried to copy my work and ended up making a family tree out of his search history. 😂 His slop gets pushed onto our feed while my account gets suppressed. https://t.co/nsJqsPToLf ♥ 523
@IfindRetards · Oct 19, 2026 Trans retard thinks he is mixed gender because his father is a man and mother is a woman. https://t.co/mdKIGqvDew ♥ 4,206