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Comments: By Dewey Carew : Anything But American A subtle yet powerful shift is unfolding in global consumer behavior: people are choosing anything but American. This isn’t just about preference—it’s about principle, politics, and purchasing power. In Canada, the "Buy Canadian" wave is swelling. Retailers are increasingly favoring homegrown brands over American imports. Irving Personal Care, a local manufacturer, reports booming demand as patriotic shoppers pivot away from U.S. goods. This movement gained steam in response to political friction and perceived trade slights from the U.S. Europe is echoing the sentiment. In Denmark, the Salling Group, the nation’s largest grocery retailer, now labels European-made products to guide consumers avoiding American items. This change followed controversial U.S. comments about Greenland, sparking a mix of nationalism and economic activism. Down under in Australia, citizens are calling for a boycott of American goods. Hashtags like #BuyAustralian and #NoToUSGoods are gaining traction. From whiskey to tech, Aussies are leaning into local options, expressing discontent with American trade policies via their wallets. And the impact is real. Tesla, once a European darling, has seen sales dip amid this backlash—highlighting how strongly political perception can shape market reality. According to reports, the company’s market cap suffered a significant hit as public sentiment shifted. This trend isn’t driven by quality—it’s fueled by values. Consumers are sending a message: global brands are no longer insulated from geopolitics. Buying local or non-American isn’t just patriotic—it’s increasingly seen as a statement. As this movement spreads, brands tied to American identity may need to rethink their international strategy. Global citizens are voting with their dollars—and the message is loud and clear.
Comments: kAmkAr, here is an example of the kind of truths that guests discuss on the Joe Rogan podcast. You would never see such discussions on mainstream media about Israel or politics in general. It's a very genuine and honest discussion, where they also criticize Trump. This is the difference with the centrists/independents/libertarians. The candidate that we voted for is NOT immune to critique. We hold him responsible and demand accountability. If you have some free time watch this clip, it's only about 7 minutes. [video]https://youtu.be/gir8amD2Txg[/video]
Comments: [video]https://youtu.be/USW9n0eNOko[/video]
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Comments: Saeed. The biggest obstacle in front of RP is these so called "Jomhoori Khah" چپول dinosaurs. Mostly in Europe and some here. They can easily instigate things against RP. But I am hopeful. As youth in Iran with internet and with educating themselves with history, can just ignore these fucks. Then you have regime's or the eslahtalab elements like Nargess Mohammadi, who think مردم کوسخولن.
Comments: این هم ترفند قدیمی اسلاميون حاكم است و مصرف داخلی داره بیشتر برای فریب دادن گنده لات های مجلس مثل کوچک زاده و ثابتی. میز سه نفره مستقیم و غیر مستقیم نداره
Comments: Whoever who can fuck Mullahs harder.
Comments: I served my military service in Iran after my university graduation and served under two generals in Iran military. Both were executed post revolution. We were told, both were following Reza Khan style of leadership. Man oh man. I felt sorry for treatment of conventional 5 AM-4 PM officers under their leadership. They started each day in military camps at 4 AM and stayed late, inspected everything and yelled at whoever at fault. In general, Iranian society is not at ease with decipline. But they also want everything in order.
Comments: What I hope for is a Coup by pro RP Sepah or Army. You will need that. I can't see it any other way. They do the dirty work. The problem is the 57 چپی dinosaurs fucks will be claiming things are anti democracy.
Comments: I agree Saeed. You do need a kick ass style leader to do that.
Comments: With regard to Iran- US deal: People who think, IRI will be stronger with the direct talk, are either total nut cases, or has agenda. What direct talk means is Lybia style agreement, meaning you agree to disarm yourself without any fight. Nobody knows exactly, what IRI will get in return. In reality, it is not going to much. At max, sanction relief for part of oil. But is this enough to change Iran fortune? It seems, Iran will not be allowed to direct more resources to outside Iran. Hezbollah in Lebanon has basically been stripped of all of their existence. Most likely, they will be allowed to work as bouncers in night clubs in Beyrot. Even in Iraq, same faith is going to happen to pro IRI terrorist groups. So, what did happen to Ghazafi at the end of the agreement? Could he survive after handing out his arsenal? Same is going to happen to Ali Gedaa and his puppets. Reza Pahlavi has enough support in Iran these days, much more than outside Iran. But I have one concern, over his return to power. Iran needs a character like his grand father to save it from the current mess. He seems too nice to make that to happen.
Comments: Reza Pahlavi at Foundation for Defense of Democracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTXkNY6nIF8&t=1299s
Comments: https://youtu.be/euPdN--V4pc?si=8g5SJ-53HoApoWnW
Comments: Reza Pahlavi: U.S. has a third path on Iran aside from diplomacy, military strikesThe son of the former shah argued that with sufficient U.S. support, the Iranian people can overthrow the theocratic regime in Tehran “All I’m asking is give the Iranian people a chance to put an end to all of these concerns,” Pahlavi said. “And if we fail, you always have those options. But jumping straight from ‘diplomacy is not working’ [to] ‘let’s go bomb the hell out of them’ — once again, you’re throwing the people of Iran under the bus which will only add insult to injury.” “I think that the Iranians have understood that the more they are in numbers, they reach that critical number where change can really happen,” Pahlavi continued. “We are getting pretty close to that number.” |
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