Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
🗳️ Stella Parton (Dolly’s Sister) is among the Tennesseans reporting voting machines tried to flip her @Jerri_M_Green vote to Marsha Blackburn🤔😕
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❗️ Ukraine will be able to purchase weapons through NATO — faster and at lower prices
NATO is granting Kyiv access to its centralized procurement system, the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), the Financial Times reports.
Ukraine will now be able to purchase weapons, ammunition, and military equipment through the agency, benefiting from existing contracts, logistics networks, and established relationships with manufacturers.
The large scale of NATO procurement is expected to speed up deliveries and reduce costs.
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Duh!
😁 So it turns out: Trump's mid-terms propaganda agreement with Russia on diesel fuel will not lead to a significant decrease in global prices, - Reuters.
According to analysts at Kpler, an additional 400,000 barrels of diesel per day are needed for a noticeable price reduction. However, the first shipment of 2.2 million barrels of Russian fuel will only provide approximately 73,000 barrels per day if the deliveries are spread out over a month.
Other experts believe that even more is needed for an immediate price drop – 850,000 barrels per day.
And there's another small problem: Russia may simply not have enough diesel.
"We doubt that Russian refineries will be able to increase exports at all, given that, according to some estimates, up to 45% of Russian refining capacity is currently not operational,"
said analyst Mary Melton of Braemar.
Currently, Russia produces about 1.4 million barrels of diesel per day, of which 1.2 million is consumed domestically. That means there is virtually no free capacity for a sharp increase in exports.
It turns out that agreeing to the deliveries was somewhat easier than finding the fuel for those deliveries.
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Incredible @nytimes reporting revealed that Trump lawyer Alina Habba got a $50M employment offer from the family of a billionaire seeking a pardon …. while she was still a government employee. Two weeks after she started “work,” the pardon was granted. youtube.com/shorts/pgw7FFvd0…
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
NEWS: Trump is refusing to allow his deposition in his lawsuit against the BBC to be videotaped and is seeking to delay his testimony until January 2027.
In a new court filing, Trump cites the Iran war and other national security matters as reasons for postponing his previously scheduled deposition.
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Russian whistleblowers on Canadian TV news reveal what it's like to work for a troll farm and spread lies about Ukraine and Democrats on social media
Weird almost like @VanceNate came from same cousin on how to speak to people. Just waiting for him to screw up a Biblical reference as well.
CC @Liberty_Sean321 @ZionistAF2
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Had no idea @MittRomney was so cuttingly witty. Well done.
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Every time he's asked about lifting the sanctions, he avoids answering by attacking the journalists who demand a response.
Trump knows he's a traitor to his country.
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
BREAKING: George W. Bush's brother Neil just dropped a BOMB on MAGA by proudly announcing that he voted for James Talarico in the Texas Senate race.
This just gave Republicans a flashing green light to vote blue...
"I have never posted a political message on Facebook not wanting to offend friends whose views may be very different than mine. I'm breaking that tradition because I voted early today, and I voted for James Talarico for the United States Senate," Bush, the child of the late President George H.W. Bush wrote on Facebook.
"My vote was motivated by two things: deep concern about Ken Paxton's record and genuine admiration for the character and principles I see in James Talarico," he continued.
"I have been deeply troubled by Paxton's conduct as Texas Attorney General, particularly his decision to challenge the results of the 2020 presidential election in other states in an effort to help Donald Trump remain in power. I believe that effort was an affront to our democratic institutions and the peaceful transfer of power. My concerns about his judgment and conduct are hardly mine alone. He was impeached by the Republican-controlled Texas House, although subsequently acquitted by the Texas Senate."
"More broadly, I believe Donald Trump and those who have enabled him have done enormous damage to the Republican Party. I worry about a political culture in which loyalty to an individual takes precedence over loyalty to principle, and where those who hold power begin to believe they are no longer accountable."
"But my vote today was about much more than opposition to Ken Paxton."
"I've never met James Talarico, but I have been enormously impressed by the way he approaches complicated and controversial issues. He speaks with respect, seeks common ground, and seems genuinely interested in bringing people together rather than driving them apart. His faith appears to be a deeply rooted source of humility, compassion, and conviction rather than a political weapon."
I see in him the qualities I admire most in public servants: integrity, civility, humility, and a willingness to listen to those with whom he disagrees. My impression is that he is a principled, pragmatic leader who understands that public office is a responsibility to serve, not an entitlement to power."
"I have been a Republican for most of my life, and I still believe deeply in many traditional Republican principles. But character matters more than party affiliation. Our democracy depends on leaders who respect our institutions, tell the truth, accept accountability, and seek to unite rather than divide."
"Today, I voted against a style of politics that I believe has damaged our country. More importantly, I voted for the kind of character and leadership I hope will help heal it," he concluded.
Bravo, Mr. Bush! We commend you for speaking out boldly during these crucial midterm elections. Ken Paxton is a stone-cold crook who was impeached for bribery by his own party as state attorney general. He has zero interest in serving the people of Texas if he wins and will instead work to line his own pockets, accumulate personal power, and rubber-stamp Trump's destructive agenda.
Meanwhile, James Talarico is a devout Christian who is committed to fighting for better healthcare, an end to pointless wars, livable wages, more housing construction to restore the American Dream, and banning Congressional stock trading.
The Bush family still wields a great deal of influence in Texas, so this announcement is sure to cause political shockwaves. If you're a Republican who genuinely loves this country, it's time to cross the aisle and vote for James Talarico.
Please ❤️ and share to thank Neil Bush!
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Wounds from WHAT?
He's never worked a day in his life, he dodged the draft 5 times, the only sport he played is golf, and he's softer than a marshmallow on muscle relaxers.
GTFOH
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Witkoff must have a very screwed-up definition of ‘humanitarian.’ If he were alive a century ago he’d probably be calling Hitler and Stalin humanitarians.
Putin is a monster. A psychopath. He is a mass murderer. He is the opposite of a humanitarian!
🛳️ Here's a funny one. It takes a Russian tanker carrying 40,000 tonnes of diesel about three weeks to reach US terminals
So by the time the ship arrives in the US, the Americans will have exported more than 4 million tonnes of their own fuel.
That's 100 times more than the Russian tanker will deliver, as Vladyslav Vlasiuk, Ukraine's Presidential Commissioner for Sanctions Policy, aptly points out.
And the tanker's entire cargo would be enough to cover just two hours of diesel consumption in the US.
Now that's what I call a deal!
Edw🅰️rd Br🅰️im🅰️n (брайман) retweeted
Republican lawmaker and former FBI agent Brian Fitzpatrick is calling for an investigation into restrictions on Starshield for Ukraine. He says that if Elon Musk ordered the slowdown, it was likely illegal because Musk can make decisions about civilian Starlink, but not Starshield, which Fitzpatrick described as a military national security asset. He says he is prepared to call everyone involved, including Musk, before Congress to testify under oath. #Ukraine
































