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Betting the farm on WW3: A Polymarket experience
Screenshot of Polymarket, a prediction market platform, displaying numerous geopolitical betting markets focused on Iran conflict scenarios, US military strikes, regime change, and nuclear negotiations. The interface shows multiple prediction cards with odds, dates, and Yes/No voting buttons arrange...
BBC drops 'major combat operations' headline like it's a Netflix drop date
A BBC news headline overlaid on a photograph showing smoke billowing from a building in an urban residential area. The image appears to capture a moment during military conflict, with apartment buildings visible and smoke rising dramatically into a partly cloudy sky. Extracted text: BBC Iran lates...
Switzerland said no thx to surveillance capitalism
Olympic discourse speedrun: weaponize bobsled team for maximum Twitter engagement
A politically charged meme image showing Israeli Olympic bobsled team members posing with their sled and mascot. The overlay text makes an inflammatory claim about casualty numbers and Olympic participation, framing it as hypocrisy. The juxtaposition of celebratory sports imagery with accusatory pol...
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When geopolitics met 70s propaganda posters and nobody said 'maybe not'
A bold pop-art style illustration featuring a woman with wavy dark hair and red lips in the foreground, with flames erupting behind her head. In the background, a bearded man with glasses holds what appears to be a framed portrait. The composition uses the green, white, and red colors of the Iranian...
Just vibes, bro. Definitely not implying anything about American imperialism
CIA controls drug cartels actually wants oil lol
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It has never been about narcotics because the CIA is the largest drug cartel in the world and controls all major drug cartels. They have been targeting oil in Venezuela for a long time now.