how many Arabs and Non-Arabs sucking up the Talmudists . . . . . ?
Nov 20, 2025
Some of Israel’s top imports include:
- Electrical machinery, electronics and mechanical appliances worth some $19bn.
- Vehicles including cars, trucks, buses and planes worth about $10bn.
- Chemical products including pharmaceuticals worth $8bn.
- Mineral products including petroleum, coal and cement worth $7bn.
- Gems and jewellery including diamonds worth $4bn.
Some of Israel’s top exports include:
- Electrical machinery, electronics and mechanical appliances worth some $18bn.
- Chemical products including pharmaceuticals worth $10bn.
- Gems and jewellery including polished diamonds worth $9bn.
- Optical, technical and medical apparatus worth $7bn.
- Mineral products worth $5bn.
Israel’s electronics sector is a key engine of its export economy, led by significant players like Intel, which runs large-scale chip fabrication facilities, as well as companies such as Elbit Systems and Orbotech, known for their expertise in military electronics and advanced manufacturing.
Israel is a major exporter of pharmaceuticals, driven by companies such as Teva Pharmaceuticals, one of the world’s largest generic drug manufacturers.
Israel is also a global leader in the diamond trade, importing billions of dollars worth of rough diamonds which are then cut, polished and processed domestically before being exported.
One of fucking eight pages!
One of fucking 13 pages:
Jews in the driver’s seat: Stephen Glosser-Miller.
Instead of sharing the records, Marion County filed a lawsuit against Gov. Tina Kotek and federal immigration authorities, seeking clarity on what it said were contradictions between state sanctuary laws, state public records laws and federal law.
The county asked a federal judge to make a ruling clarifying the laws. Sheriffs from at least 20 other Oregon counties have supported the county’s lawsuit, saying clarity is needed.
Oregon sanctuary law generally prohibits public bodies like law enforcement from collecting information about an individual’s immigration status or from cooperating with federal authorities for the purpose of enforcing federal immigration law unless ordered by the court.
That cunt of a coast guard — not for us, in Oregon, but for geo-political purposes:
White demons:
“We’ll continue to keep immense pressure on every trafficking route,” said Cole, adding, “We’re going to apply every single tool to stop the narcotics from coming into the United States and killing American citizens. And I think the strategy of an all-hands approach — the military, intel — it’s making a difference.”
Cole also dismissed concerns that the strikes on alleged drug boats were weakening the U.S.’s relationship with some of its allies, including France, Mexico and Colombia, which threatened to cut off some intelligence sharing with the U.S. over the strikes.
“There’s no shortage of intel sharing back and forth between countries, and neither country wants to see these problems that we’re now seeing unfold in Mexico — with the fentanyl trade with China, with the precursor chemicals. None of these countries want those problems there,” he said.
The psychosis of whiteness, man . . .
At the United Nations climate summit in Brazil, Gov. Gavin Newsom emphasized California’s role as the world’s fourth-largest economy and touted the state’s leadership in artificial intelligence, saying the state “dominates” in AI while stressing that he is “deeply mindful” of the energy and water implications of technological innovation and entrepreneurial growth.
But his record tells a more complicated story when it comes to addressing the environmental effects of AI expansion. TOP VIDEOS The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard Just last month, Assembly Bill 93, which would have required data centers to report both projected and actual annual water use to their local water suppliers, was passed by the Legislature but vetoed by Newsom, who at the time said he was “reluctant to impose rigid reporting requirements about operational details … without understanding the full impact on the businesses and the consumers of their technology.”
A whistleblower who came forward to House Democrats alleging convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell received preferential treatment at a federal prison camp in Texas says she was not motivated by politics.
Instead, “this was about common human decency and doing what’s right for all inmates,” Noella Turnage, a nurse who worked at Federal Prison Camp Bryan since 2019 until she was fired last week, told NBC News on Monday.
She added that when even one inmate is wrongly retaliated against, “and influence gets another one protected, somebody had to say something.”
House negroes, man:
Maxwell’s emails also suggested she had direct access to Bryan’s warden, Tanisha Hall, for help, including arranging visits and communicating with her lawyers — actions that are highly unusual, other attorneys with clients at the prison say.
The BOP and Hall did not respond to requests for comment about employees terminated in connection with Maxwell.
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Markets, man, and, no, Not Casino Capitalism but Corrupt and War Mongering Capitalism: AmeriKKKa.
Venezuela’s defaulted debt is back in play as Washington hardens its posture and Caracas digs in. The country’s dollar bonds have returned more than 80 percent this year, according to market participants, with the latest leg higher coming as U.S. warships move off the Venezuelan coast and the White House sharpens pressure on President Nicolás Maduro. Traders are betting that forced political change could open a channel to restructuring and eventual repayment. Caracas has responded with a nationwide military deployment and vows to resist, keeping the risk premium high and the trade volatile.
Warships, covert pressure, and a debt surge
The market’s turn began in September after U.S. naval strikes hit vessels off Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, a signal that the new administration’s Latin America policy would not be shy about kinetic tools. Since then, President Donald Trump has signed off on covert operations authorities and posted a 50 million dollar reward for information leading to Maduro’s arrest. Each step has narrowed the market’s perceived timeline to political transition. Prices in the country’s long-defaulted sovereign and PDVSA paper, long stuck in the teens, shifted higher as distressed funds and event-driven desks leaned in. The move is rooted in simple math: the closer investors get to an internationally recognized government in Caracas, the closer they get to a sanctioned debt restructuring under New York law and access to multilateral finance. Average daily volumes have increased, dealers say, as buyers accept headline risk for the chance to front-run a regime-change recovery.
Dirty politics anyway you play it:
The House unanimously voted 426-0 Wednesday night to claw back language in last week’s government funding bill that could award some GOP senators hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for having their phone records unknowingly obtained by former special counsel Jack Smith.
The language, which was quietly slipped into the shutdown-ending package last week by Senate Majority Leader John Thune, drove bipartisan outrage in the House. Even outspoken critics of Smith — including House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who is leading an investigation into the Biden-era probe — supported the effort to repeal a politically toxic measure that was quickly branded as a taxpayer-funded windfall for a select few.
Oh that fucking Kingdom — THOSE fucking Arabs!
Saudi Arabia is strengthening its ties with American AI companies — announcing a flurry of new joint ventures worth billions of dollars. The country seeks to make its mark in the AI industry as its de facto leader, Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman, makes his first visit to the United States in years.
Humain — an AI company backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund — announced a series of partnerships with prominent American tech companies, including xAI, Cisco, AMD and Qualcomm, during a US-Saudi investment forum in Washington on Wednesday.
Saudi Arabia is trying to further firm up ties with the United States and shift its economy away from oil. For American companies, the Middle Eastern country answers three urgent problems for AI expansion: funding, space and cheap energy.
Elon Musk announced at Wednesday’s event that xAI, his AI company, will develop a huge data center in Saudi Arabia alongside Humain. The planned 500-megawatt data center would be xAI’s first large-scale center outside of the United States, and the partner.
Nah, they are all fucking loonies now, Larry Numero Uno.
And the memory, Right of Return?
Oh, those deep dives into a century of history? Bodies in the morgue at Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City on November 20, 2025, following a series of deadly Israeli airstrikes.
GAZA CITY—The Israeli military carried out the second deadliest attack on Gaza since the “ceasefire” took effect last month, killing over 30 Palestinians, the majority of them women and children, and wounding dozens more in a series of airstrikes late Wednesday and early Thursday. The dead and wounded arrived at hospitals in an endless stream, children were covered in dust and blood, men carried small bodies wrapped in shrouds, and wails of grief rose in the air.
Oh, that Gestapo Glosser-Trump.
The BoP system, which houses federal criminal defendants, has long been plagued by reports of systemic abuse by officers, preventable deaths and crumbling infrastructure at facilities across the country. In recent years, former staffers at the Berlin and Philadelphia prisons were convicted of bribery and contraband. A Miami officer was charged with sexually abusing an incarcerated person. Atlanta staff were accused of covering up abuses and severe neglect. And Kansas staff allegedly have left residents without adequate food and water during lockdowns and forced them to defecate in bags.
GAZAFICATION, man, do you see it folks?
Moldy food, rats, dirty towels, plugged toilets, no toilets.
GAZAFICATION, man. The University of Arkansas flagship received a request from a legislative office last week for course materials and information about scholarships, emails show.
A legislative office has asked the university to turn over syllabi for nine courses, each on either the Middle East, Palestine, or Islam, as well as information about scholarships that are connected to the King Fahd Center for Middle East Studies, according to emails that were shared with The Chronicle. The requests have rattled some Middle East studies professors, who are concerned that the state’s interest could indicate plans to interfere in their work and threaten their colleagues and students.
Nazi Germany’s elite schools used British public schools as ‘model’
Oh, those dudes and dudettes who think and say and prognosticate about Israel’s demise? GIVE me a fucking break.
“We want to build the next Rafael”: Palantir veteran says Israel’s defense tech is moving faster than Washington realizes
After years at Palantir, Alex Moore, a partner in the venture capital fund 8VC, which was founded by other Palantir alumni and manages $8 billion, argues that Israel’s unique convergence of urgency, talent and battlefield data is creating a pace of innovation unfamiliar in the U.S.
Alex Moore, the first employee at Palantir and now a leading investor in defense technology, arrived in Israel convinced that the industry is on the brink of a generational shift. After meeting more than a dozen companies, top defense officials and the country’s largest contractors, he says Israel is poised to produce a new kind of defense giant – one fast enough, innovative enough and AI-driven enough to disrupt a sector long dominated by U.S. primes.
This fucking JEW! Ambassador Mike Huckabee, President Trump’s envoy to Israel, met at the United States Embassy in Jerusalem in July with Jonathan J. Pollard, an American who spent 30 years in prison for spying for Israel, Mr. Pollard said.
The highly unusual meeting caught some U.S. officials by surprise, and appeared to be a sharp break with years of precedent for American diplomats.
The New York Times learned of the meeting from three U.S. officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive information. When The Times asked Mr. Pollard about the meeting, he confirmed it.
Mr. Pollard said it was the first time that a U.S. official had hosted him at an American government office since his release a decade ago.
That fucking progressive despotic Modi Mauling Fucking Cunt-Tree!
When outdoors in New Delhi, the capital of India, everyone breathes the same air, now considered the most polluted in the world. When indoors, it’s a different story.
For a handful of Indian households with the means and awareness, access to clean air is available through a novel approach that mimics how laboratories and factories create contaminant-free rooms, but it costs nearly 70 percent of the average annual income.
India’s air pollution is estimated to contribute to the death of about 1.7 million people in the country annually, according to global health researchers. The effects are most pronounced in the metro area around New Delhi during the winter, when stagnant winds and cooler temperatures after the annual monsoon season result in a surge in air pollutants.
Progress!! A mobile water sprinkler sprays the streets of New Delhi in an effort to reduce air pollution.
The fucking RICH everywhere need machetes.
Fucking creeps: Vaidehi Kanoria, a YOGA customer at her residence in New Delhi.
Some families move away from New Delhi to other parts of India in search of better air, but many households with more limited resources have no choice but to stay.
Come to Gestapo Landia:
JEWS.
The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide in a secretive program to identify and detain people whose travel patterns it deems suspicious, The Associated Press has found.
The predictive intelligence program has resulted in people being stopped, searched and in some cases arrested. A network of cameras scans and records vehicle license plate information, and an algorithm flags vehicles deemed suspicious based on where they came from, where they were going and which route they took. Federal agents in turn may then flag local law enforcement.
Suddenly, drivers find themselves pulled over — often for reasons cited such as speeding, failure to signal, the wrong window tint or even a dangling air freshener blocking the view. They are then aggressively questioned and searched, with no inkling that the roads they drove put them on law enforcement’s radar.
Once limited to policing the nation’s boundaries, the Border Patrol has built a surveillance system stretching into the country’s interior that can monitor ordinary Americans’ daily actions and connections for anomalies instead of simply targeting wanted suspects. Started about a decade ago to fight illegal border-related activities and the trafficking of both drugs and people, it has expanded over the past five years.
The Border Patrol has recently grown even more powerful through collaborations with other agencies, drawing information from license plate readers nationwide run by the Drug Enforcement Administration, private companies and, increasingly, local law enforcement programs funded through federal grants. Texas law enforcement agencies have asked Border Patrol to use facial recognition to identify drivers, documents show.
Fucking Criminals: At least three Republican lawmakers took advantage of a decades-old rooftop solar credit that will end in January due to President Donald Trump’s megalaw, according to a review of property records and satellite imagery by POLITICO’s E&E News.
The lawmakers — with solar arrays on a California villa, a $3 million Utah manse and an off-the-grid Kentucky homestead — all supported ending the perk this summer that sliced thousands of dollars off the cost of installing their panels.
Paul Haeder, Author 