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One of my Bitch ass roomates unplugged my server again im running the DAO bot off of (and all my other bots) which they did saturday night. Spent 3 hours having to fuck with remounting my harddrive in recovery mode due to that.
Im away from home for work until tommorow or saturday and wont be able to get any of my bots up and running until then.
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Turkish President Erdoğan: Eighty-Five Years Ago, The Silence And Inaction In The Face Of Hitler Led To The Deaths Of 80 Million People Worldwide. All Of Humanity Paid The Price For The Madness Of A Deranged Tyrant.
Today, the same mistake is being repeated. The genocidal actions of Gaza Butcher Netanyahu and his cabinet are being watched with the same silence and lack of response that once greeted Hitler.
No one should forget that when a fire grows, it does not only burn the region where it starts; its sparks spread across the world.
Just as the whole world is paying the price today for the unresolved situation in the Strait of Hormuz, if Israel's lawlessness is not brought to an end, all of humanity—along with the region—will bear the consequences. (1 min, 15 sec)
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Today, the same mistake is being repeated. The genocidal actions of Gaza Butcher Netanyahu and his cabinet are being watched with the same silence and lack of response that once greeted Hitler.
No one should forget that when a fire grows, it does not only burn the region where it starts; its sparks spread across the world.
Just as the whole world is paying the price today for the unresolved situation in the Strait of Hormuz, if Israel's lawlessness is not brought to an end, all of humanity—along with the region—will bear the consequences. (1 min, 15 sec)
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⭕️ Turkiye, Canada launch talks toward free trade agreement
Turkiye and Canada have agreed to begin exploratory discussions on a potential free trade agreement, according to a joint statement from their trade ministries on 9 June.
The move follows recent high-level talks between Turkish and Canadian leaders and reflects what both sides described as a shared effort to deepen economic ties and expand bilateral investment.
The statement also highlighted recent progress in air transport cooperation, including an expanded Air Transport Agreement aimed at improving connectivity.
Officials said stronger aviation links are expected to support trade, tourism, and business exchanges as both countries seek to “unlock the full potential” of their commercial relationship.
Turkiye and Canada have agreed to begin exploratory discussions on a potential free trade agreement, according to a joint statement from their trade ministries on 9 June.
The move follows recent high-level talks between Turkish and Canadian leaders and reflects what both sides described as a shared effort to deepen economic ties and expand bilateral investment.
The statement also highlighted recent progress in air transport cooperation, including an expanded Air Transport Agreement aimed at improving connectivity.
Officials said stronger aviation links are expected to support trade, tourism, and business exchanges as both countries seek to “unlock the full potential” of their commercial relationship.
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Laura Loomer: “Maybe we need another 9/11”
Loomer: “Maybe, just maybe, it's not such a great idea to allow for Muslims to be involved in our political process in America”
https://x.com/i/status/2065228149378494943
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Loomer: “Maybe, just maybe, it's not such a great idea to allow for Muslims to be involved in our political process in America”
https://x.com/i/status/2065228149378494943
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— 🇺🇸/🇸🇾 NEW: The President of Syria and former ISIS leader Ahmad Al-Sharaa has been invited to visit the White House on June 14th
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VIDEO | Infantino tells reporters to ‘chill and relax’ as World Cup controversies mount
FIFA president Gianni Infantino brushed aside concerns over soaring ticket prices, visa denials, Iran’s participation, and other issues surrounding the tournament, urging reporters to “chill and relax” during a tense pre-World Cup press conference.
Among the controversies is the case of Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan, the first Somali ever selected to officiate at a FIFA World Cup, who was denied entry to the US and deported from Miami despite holding a valid visa.
US authorities cited unspecified vetting and security concerns, a decision that has drawn criticism in Somalia and abroad.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino brushed aside concerns over soaring ticket prices, visa denials, Iran’s participation, and other issues surrounding the tournament, urging reporters to “chill and relax” during a tense pre-World Cup press conference.
Among the controversies is the case of Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan, the first Somali ever selected to officiate at a FIFA World Cup, who was denied entry to the US and deported from Miami despite holding a valid visa.
US authorities cited unspecified vetting and security concerns, a decision that has drawn criticism in Somalia and abroad.
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❗️Trump invites Syria’s Sharaa to the White House on his birthday
Syria's self-appointed President Ahmad al-Sharaa has received an invitation to visit the US later this month, according to a diplomatic source speaking to AFP on Thursday.
The invitation follows recent remarks by Trump suggesting Syria’s potential readiness to take action against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
“President Sharaa received an invitation to head to the United States on 14 June,” the source said, speaking anonymously and without confirming whether the Syrian leader plans to attend.
The date coincides with Trump’s 80th birthday, when he is expected to host a cage fight on the White House lawn.
Trump told NBC last week that Sharaa had expressed readiness to assist against Hezbollah.
“I’d like to see a more surgical attack on Hezbollah. I think it should be more surgical. And we can help them with that, or we can recommend Syria,” he said.
“Syria’s doing a very good job of cleaning up their act. They have a very good leader. They have a leader that’s really done a good job in a short period of time. And he would love to help.”
The diplomatic source said Washington has been pressuring Syria since the beginning of the war to take action against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Syria's self-appointed President Ahmad al-Sharaa has received an invitation to visit the US later this month, according to a diplomatic source speaking to AFP on Thursday.
The invitation follows recent remarks by Trump suggesting Syria’s potential readiness to take action against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
“President Sharaa received an invitation to head to the United States on 14 June,” the source said, speaking anonymously and without confirming whether the Syrian leader plans to attend.
The date coincides with Trump’s 80th birthday, when he is expected to host a cage fight on the White House lawn.
Trump told NBC last week that Sharaa had expressed readiness to assist against Hezbollah.
“I’d like to see a more surgical attack on Hezbollah. I think it should be more surgical. And we can help them with that, or we can recommend Syria,” he said.
“Syria’s doing a very good job of cleaning up their act. They have a very good leader. They have a leader that’s really done a good job in a short period of time. And he would love to help.”
The diplomatic source said Washington has been pressuring Syria since the beginning of the war to take action against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Note: UAE was spared from recent Iranian missle barages while Jordan, Bahrain, saudi Arabia, Kuwait all had been targeted by Iranian missiles
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❗️UAE and Iran reportedly hold first high-level security talks since start of US-Israeli war on Islamic Republic
Senior national security officials from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Iran held a face-to-face meeting this week for the first time since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran in late February, Bloomberg claims.
The report has not been independently verified.
Bloomberg reported that the UAE's leadership is seeking stability to protect major economic ambitions, including billions of dollars in investments in oil production and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Iran also views the relationship as strategically important, as the UAE was among its largest trading partners before the war and served as a key channel for sanctioned Iranian oil exports.
According to sources cited by Bloomberg, Abu Dhabi's latest outreach was driven by a growing realization that, while it views the Iranian government as an enemy, it is unlikely to be removed from power.
The report noted that the UAE has been hit harder by Iranian attacks than any other Gulf state since the war began and had previously taken the region's most aggressive stance toward Tehran.
However, it now appears to be following Saudi Arabia and Qatar, both of which have also come under attack but have increasingly turned to diplomacy and de-escalation efforts with Iran.
Senior national security officials from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Iran held a face-to-face meeting this week for the first time since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran in late February, Bloomberg claims.
The report has not been independently verified.
Bloomberg reported that the UAE's leadership is seeking stability to protect major economic ambitions, including billions of dollars in investments in oil production and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Iran also views the relationship as strategically important, as the UAE was among its largest trading partners before the war and served as a key channel for sanctioned Iranian oil exports.
According to sources cited by Bloomberg, Abu Dhabi's latest outreach was driven by a growing realization that, while it views the Iranian government as an enemy, it is unlikely to be removed from power.
The report noted that the UAE has been hit harder by Iranian attacks than any other Gulf state since the war began and had previously taken the region's most aggressive stance toward Tehran.
However, it now appears to be following Saudi Arabia and Qatar, both of which have also come under attack but have increasingly turned to diplomacy and de-escalation efforts with Iran.
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US becomes world’s top oil exporter as war on Iran cripples competition
Experts agree that Washington is the main beneficiary of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which forces European and Asian markets to resort to US exports
Experts agree that Washington is the main beneficiary of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which forces European and Asian markets to resort to US exports
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❗️Oil prices steady as markets assess impact of escalating war on Iran
Oil prices were little changed on Thursday as investors assessed the impact of supply disruptions caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran after US President Donald Trump warned that the US military would strike Iran "very hard tonight."
By 13:03 GMT, Brent crude futures had slipped 12 cents, or 0.1%, to $92.98 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose 7 cents, or 0.1%, to $90.10 a barrel.
Oil prices were little changed on Thursday as investors assessed the impact of supply disruptions caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran after US President Donald Trump warned that the US military would strike Iran "very hard tonight."
By 13:03 GMT, Brent crude futures had slipped 12 cents, or 0.1%, to $92.98 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose 7 cents, or 0.1%, to $90.10 a barrel.
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❗️Iran's Mehr News Agency:
"A few minutes ago, Iranian forces prevented a violating oil tanker from passing, after it entered the strait [of Hormuz] area without coordination.
The sound of explosions has been heard from the sea near Sirik ...These sounds are likely related to the managing of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz."
"A few minutes ago, Iranian forces prevented a violating oil tanker from passing, after it entered the strait [of Hormuz] area without coordination.
The sound of explosions has been heard from the sea near Sirik ...These sounds are likely related to the managing of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz."
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New Delhi condemns US killing of three Indian nationals during strike on tanker off Oman's coast
The attack marks the third time US forces have targeted an Indian-crewed vessel over the past week
The attack marks the third time US forces have targeted an Indian-crewed vessel over the past week
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— 🇺🇸 President Trump: ‘If it were me, we would have conquered Vietnam in 3-4 months’
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❗️NYT investigation raises war crime 'concerns' after US precision strike cuts water to 20,000 people in southern Iran
A New York Times visual investigation published on 10 June confirmed that US precision strikes destroyed a drinking water facility near the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off water supplies to more than 20,000 people in the town of Bemani and surrounding villages in southern Iran.
The report said satellite imagery, geolocated photographs, and videos from the site indicate that two water storage structures were directly hit, with damage consistent with precision-guided munitions used in US operations near the strait.
The Times said it remains unclear whether the United States intentionally targeted the facility or knew the buildings were part of a civilian water distribution system. However, it noted that deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure would constitute a war crime under international law.
The investigation also cited evidence suggesting a GBU-39 precision-guided bomb was used in the strike, while a US Central Command spokesman acknowledged awareness of reports regarding damage to the facility but declined to provide further details.
According to Iranian officials cited by the Times, the destroyed facilities supplied drinking water to Bemani and nearby villages, forcing authorities to deploy water tankers and emergency measures after the attack.
A New York Times visual investigation published on 10 June confirmed that US precision strikes destroyed a drinking water facility near the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off water supplies to more than 20,000 people in the town of Bemani and surrounding villages in southern Iran.
The report said satellite imagery, geolocated photographs, and videos from the site indicate that two water storage structures were directly hit, with damage consistent with precision-guided munitions used in US operations near the strait.
The Times said it remains unclear whether the United States intentionally targeted the facility or knew the buildings were part of a civilian water distribution system. However, it noted that deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure would constitute a war crime under international law.
The investigation also cited evidence suggesting a GBU-39 precision-guided bomb was used in the strike, while a US Central Command spokesman acknowledged awareness of reports regarding damage to the facility but declined to provide further details.
According to Iranian officials cited by the Times, the destroyed facilities supplied drinking water to Bemani and nearby villages, forcing authorities to deploy water tankers and emergency measures after the attack.
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🇺🇦 "You've kidnapped my father, bitch!" — boy started beating several military recruiters in Mykolaiv, knocking one of them down
Not sure if he reached the goal ... but definitely got support from people on the streets
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇶🇦🇦🇪🇵🇰 Leaders of Qatar, UAE & Pakistan successfully convinced Trump to halt a planned military assault on Iran — Politico
They assured Trump that a breakthrough was imminent & preliminary agreement paving the way for more detailed talks was within reach. Hours later, Trump abruptly canceled the scheduled evening strikes & bombings — reported
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They assured Trump that a breakthrough was imminent & preliminary agreement paving the way for more detailed talks was within reach. Hours later, Trump abruptly canceled the scheduled evening strikes & bombings — reported
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 According to Iran's Mehr News Agency, these are the main points of the 14-point US-Iran memorandum on a settlement:
1. Immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon
2. The US and its allies must propose a plan to rebuild Iran with funding of at least $300 billion
3. The US commits not to interfere in Iran's internal affairs
4. The US will completely lift the naval blockade and withdraw troops from areas adjacent to Iran within 30 days
5. The Strait of Hormuz will be opened within 30 days, subject to Iran's demands
6. Sanctions on Iranian oil sales will be lifted
7. The parties will then hold negotiations within 60 days to reach a final agreement on the nuclear issue
8. The US must unfreeze $24 billion in Iranian assets, half of which must be released upon the start of nuclear negotiations
9. Iran's missile program and Tehran's support for its regional allies are not among the topics of a possible agreement
Is the memorandum going to be adopted, or is it just another excuse to prepare for renewed hostilities?
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1. Immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon
2. The US and its allies must propose a plan to rebuild Iran with funding of at least $300 billion
3. The US commits not to interfere in Iran's internal affairs
4. The US will completely lift the naval blockade and withdraw troops from areas adjacent to Iran within 30 days
5. The Strait of Hormuz will be opened within 30 days, subject to Iran's demands
6. Sanctions on Iranian oil sales will be lifted
7. The parties will then hold negotiations within 60 days to reach a final agreement on the nuclear issue
8. The US must unfreeze $24 billion in Iranian assets, half of which must be released upon the start of nuclear negotiations
9. Iran's missile program and Tehran's support for its regional allies are not among the topics of a possible agreement
Is the memorandum going to be adopted, or is it just another excuse to prepare for renewed hostilities?
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 According to Iran's Mehr News Agency, these are the main points of the 14-point US-Iran memorandum on a settlement:
1. Immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon
2. The US and its allies must propose a plan to rebuild Iran…
1. Immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon
2. The US and its allies must propose a plan to rebuild Iran…
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❗️Netanyahu & Trump discuss emerging Iran 'agreement'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump held a phone call on Thursday night to discuss the developing 'agreement' with Iran, according to the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).
In a statement, Netanyahu’s office said the discussion focused on “the emerging memorandum of understanding with Iran regarding entry into negotiations.”
According to the PMO, Netanyahu conveyed a relatively positive view of the potential agreement during the conversation.
“Although Israel is not a party to the memorandum of understanding,” says the PMO, “the prime minister expressed his appreciation for President Trump’s commitment that the final agreement reached at the conclusion of the negotiations will include the removal of enriched material, the dismantling of enrichment infrastructure, limitations on missile production, and the cessation of Iran’s support for its terrorist proxies in the region.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump held a phone call on Thursday night to discuss the developing 'agreement' with Iran, according to the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).
In a statement, Netanyahu’s office said the discussion focused on “the emerging memorandum of understanding with Iran regarding entry into negotiations.”
According to the PMO, Netanyahu conveyed a relatively positive view of the potential agreement during the conversation.
“Although Israel is not a party to the memorandum of understanding,” says the PMO, “the prime minister expressed his appreciation for President Trump’s commitment that the final agreement reached at the conclusion of the negotiations will include the removal of enriched material, the dismantling of enrichment infrastructure, limitations on missile production, and the cessation of Iran’s support for its terrorist proxies in the region.”
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❗️Axios: Draft US-Iran 'agreement' would reopen Hormuz, ease sanctions on Tehran
US President Donald Trump’s proposed US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) would immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz without tolls and provide sanctions relief tied to compliance, according to US-Israeli propaganda outlet Axios citing a mediator-country diplomat and a US official. The diplomat said "the US and Iran have agreed on the text of a deal," pending final approval. Two sources said senior Iranian officials approved it, though likely not Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Trump expects signing this weekend; Iran says it has "not yet reached a final decision."
The MOU would extend the ceasefire, including in Lebanon, for 60 days while nuclear talks continue. It establishes a framework for Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, but any nuclear steps require a second, more detailed agreement.
Two diplomats and two US officials said the tentative deal was reached Wednesday after talks between Qatari mediator Ali al-Thawadi and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. Sources said Thawadi repeatedly consulted Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Trump’s announcement reportedly surprised Netanyahu, who had recently sought information from allies close to the administration.
Iran would supposedly commit never to obtaining a nuclear weapon and to resolving the enriched-uranium dispute. A senior US official said Trump accepted down-blending highly enriched uranium in Iran under UN supervision as one possible solution. The diplomat said the MOU "goes into details on all the nuclear issues" and "satisfies all US requirements."
The Strait of Hormuz would reopen immediately, shipping would return to pre-war levels within 30 days, and the US blockade would end. Iran would receive 60-day oil-export sanctions waivers, with further relief tied to compliance and "good faith." "There is no set date for sanctions relief and it will be tied to the implementation of the deal," the diplomat said.
It remains unclear how billions in frozen Iranian assets would be handled. A US source raised concerns about a possible secret side deal, which a US official denied. The US, Iran, and Qatar have also discussed allowing Iran access to some frozen funds in Qatar for humanitarian purchases.
US President Donald Trump’s proposed US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) would immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz without tolls and provide sanctions relief tied to compliance, according to US-Israeli propaganda outlet Axios citing a mediator-country diplomat and a US official. The diplomat said "the US and Iran have agreed on the text of a deal," pending final approval. Two sources said senior Iranian officials approved it, though likely not Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Trump expects signing this weekend; Iran says it has "not yet reached a final decision."
The MOU would extend the ceasefire, including in Lebanon, for 60 days while nuclear talks continue. It establishes a framework for Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, but any nuclear steps require a second, more detailed agreement.
Two diplomats and two US officials said the tentative deal was reached Wednesday after talks between Qatari mediator Ali al-Thawadi and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. Sources said Thawadi repeatedly consulted Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Trump’s announcement reportedly surprised Netanyahu, who had recently sought information from allies close to the administration.
Iran would supposedly commit never to obtaining a nuclear weapon and to resolving the enriched-uranium dispute. A senior US official said Trump accepted down-blending highly enriched uranium in Iran under UN supervision as one possible solution. The diplomat said the MOU "goes into details on all the nuclear issues" and "satisfies all US requirements."
The Strait of Hormuz would reopen immediately, shipping would return to pre-war levels within 30 days, and the US blockade would end. Iran would receive 60-day oil-export sanctions waivers, with further relief tied to compliance and "good faith." "There is no set date for sanctions relief and it will be tied to the implementation of the deal," the diplomat said.
It remains unclear how billions in frozen Iranian assets would be handled. A US source raised concerns about a possible secret side deal, which a US official denied. The US, Iran, and Qatar have also discussed allowing Iran access to some frozen funds in Qatar for humanitarian purchases.
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❗️Yedioth Ahronoth, citing sources, says Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu told US President Donald Trump that he understands and respects his efforts to secure an agreement with Iran, but emphasized that Israel must not become the "victim" of any such deal.