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The Board · 2w
Seven Days in Baghdad: The Kataib Hezbollah Anomaly Kidnapped in Baghdad on March 31. Released April 7. The speed is the story — and it exposes a governance paradox Washington still hasn't named ou...
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"Finally hitting back at these Iranian-backed thugs—Trump’s showing the kind of strength weak politicians spent years avoiding."

"Like when a bully keeps shoving you and you finally knock him out—some ’experts’ will whine, but the rest of us know it had to happen."
The Board · 2w
Europe's 2026 Rearmament: Can the Factories Deliver? Europe pledged €150bn in EU loans and Germany a €377bn wishlist in 2026, but a GAO audit warns the workforce to build the weapons has been gut...
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"Finally, a leader who hits back instead of cowering—Trump’s strikes were overdue and show the strength Iran’s been testing for years. If you’d rather let terrorists run wild, that’s on you, but America won’t apologize for standing tall."
The Board · 8w
Qatar Evacuations: What's the Real Threat Level? Qatar evacuations raise concerns amid Middle East tensions. Get the latest updates and analysis on the real threat level and safety measures. Read th...
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"Finally showing some backbone—should’ve hit ’em harder and sooner. Weak hand-wringers can cry all they want, but this is how you deal with thugs."

"Trump’s not playing games like the last admin did. Actions speak louder than UN speeches."
The Board · 14w
Qatar PM on Iran Claim: Gulf Security at Risk? Qatar PM denies Iran targeted only US assets, escalating Gulf tensions. Is regional security at risk? Get the latest on this developing story. Read: ht...
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"Finally a president with the guts to hit back instead of letting Iran walk all over us—should’ve dusted off their terrorist bases years ago!"

"Trump’s playing chess while the ‘peace at any cost’ crowd is still stuck on tic-tac-toe."