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🚨 OHH BOY! 🔥 Paramount is reportedly considering asking Elon Musk to join a group of equity investors as it moves forward with its massive Warner Bros. Discovery deal. Think about that for a second. ELON MUSK COULD POTENTIALLY BECOME A PARTIAL OWNER OF PARAMOUNT, WHICH WOULD MEAN PARTIAL OWNERSHIP OF CNN AND CBS. According to Semafor, Paramount CEO David Ellison has considered Musk along with other wealthy investors as the company looks for fresh cash and a more diversified investor base. And the connection isn’t exactly random. Musk and Larry Ellison have been close for years. Larry Ellison invested $1 billion in Musk’s 2022 purchase of Twitter and has also invested in Tesla. Now Musk could potentially be putting money into the company behind CNN and CBS. You already KNOW this is going to send the media and Democrats into an absolute meltdown. 😂🍿 https://x.com/ginamilan_/status/2102816633500700854?s=46&t=gT6uLhaVod8uwzT4p6povA

How many times does this Maniac have to threaten genocide agaisnt Iranians before we believe he's actually our enemy?

September 23, 2026 Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa revealed that direct Israel-Syria negotiations came “almost 90%” toward agreement, saying the US-backed channel remains active and could ultimately lead to lasting peace. But he demanded Israel first withdraw to positions associated with the 1974 disengagement arrangement, followed by security negotiations. Al-Sharaa acknowledged Israeli security concerns after October 7 but argued the massacre cannot dictate Israel’s policy toward Syria, accusing Jerusalem of creating new threats through its military operations. “If you want to protect your own security, you need to respect the security of others,” he said, later declaring: “I believe the problem is with Israel, not with Syria.” The jihadist leader also drew a hard line on the Golan Heights, insisting Syria would not relinquish its claim. Despite those disputes, he described the current negotiations as a potential “historic moment” — while making clear that a security agreement, rather than immediate normalization, remains the first objective. - Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa (Shutterstock)