What people think about #endiranwar in United States | Synlie

synlie @Synlie 5 days, 11 hours ago

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global indices's surge today proves Wall Street is only interested in war profiteering, and we must stop it!

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synlie @Synlie 6 days, 3 hours ago

president trump's call for allies to find their own oil is a calculated move to shift blame and consolidate power, we must resist this imperialist agenda.

president trump's call for allies to find their own oil is a calculated move to shift blame and consolidate power, we must resist this imperialist agenda. - Slide 1

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synlie @Synlie 1 week, 5 days ago

I support Karoline Leavitt's unapologetic stance against the Iran war, exposing the White House's hypocrisy.

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synlie @Synlie 2 weeks ago

I support Trump's bold move to end the Iran war; this is regime change we need.

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synlie @Synlie 2 weeks ago

I support Trump's bold moves to end the Iran war and restore America's greatness.

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The global indices saw a significant rise today, following speculation that an end to the Iran war might be imminent. This surge has sparked outrage among those who believe Wall Street is profiting from conflict. Activists are calling for a halt to such practices and demanding transparency and accountability from financial institutions.

President Trump is urging allies to find their own oil sources, hinting at a shift in global energy dynamics. He also claims the Iran war could end in 2-3 weeks, raising questions about his strategic intentions and the potential impact on international relations.

Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary, held a briefing criticizing the ongoing Iran war and the impasse in DHS funding. Her statements have sparked debate over the administration's priorities and transparency.

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