“My kids’ kids, and probably their kids, are going to be paying for this,” said one official briefed on the U.S war on Iran. Roughly $11,500 to $23,000 per second US tax coffers are coughing up!
Mar 19, 2026
These fuckers should be shot on sight . . . But until then, where the fuck are the journalists just jamming their comments down these Epstein Crusaders’ throats —
“You have got to be insane. Billions, tens of billions, now hundreds of billions, and where is our country’s future with that? Shame on you for even proposing. Congress and the Senate better be careful, because anyone who continues to vote for this will be on the proverbial chopping block, i.e., the Press will do anything to uncover dirt and dog you into your graves.”
She needs to be shot like a dirty, three-legged rabies–infested DOG.
Air Force Academy Prepares Ideological Overhaul, With Erika Kirk Bringing “Bold Christian Faith”/
The academy’s oversight board records show leaders dismantling DEI to align with Trump directives. Critics warn that the military is becoming …
“a Christian nationalist praetorian guard.”
Oil burning by the fucking Praetorian Christian Guard. . . “The majority are being exposed to toxins, contamination, acid rain, dust from infrastructure destruction, and burning oil fumes.”
Trump issues new threat against Iran as reports say new Supreme Leader is ‘misfunctioning’ (sic)
President Donald Trump warned that the US would “blow up” a major Iranian gas field if the country launches strikes on Qatar’s LNG gas field again. The threat comes amid reports that new Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is “misfunctioning” and not at the helm of the nation.
Oh, that Jewish Fueled Gestapo:
They need to be shot and Molotoved, in their SUV’s and in their Saunas and in their Bedrooms.
“But they stopped and got out of the car,” he says. “And that’s when I got tackled.”
Video of the incident, reviewed by NPR, shows a masked federal officer running at Ben and slamming him to the ground. Three immigration officers pinned him down and dragged him to their vehicle. Ben says he was held in custody for about three hours. Before his release, officers photographed and fingerprinted him. Then, before Ben realized fully what was happening, an officer ran a swab, similar to a Q-tip, along the inside of his cheek.
“It was super casual,” Ben says. “It was just like, ‘okay, yeah so we’re going to take this now.’”
NPR found five other people in Illinois, Oregon and Minnesota who described similar occurrences in recent months. In statements made under oath as part of lawsuits against the Trump administration’s handling of immigration enforcement, they said they were arrested, seemingly without provocation, while protesting ICE and then had officers take or try to take what appeared to be a sample of their DNA.
“Are six cases enough to be concerned as a pattern? I think yes, because history tells us that what law enforcement is permitted to do, they tend to do more of,” says Erin Murphy, a law professor at New York University.
Don’t let your daughters marry tech-cowboys: The Army’s $87 million deal with Anduril is about linking sensors and shooters to give operators a better shot at defeating drones.
The Weather Is Getting Wilder, and Some See a Dire Signal in the Data – The New York Times
A 5,000-mile-wide heat blob is covering the entire ocean.
The Pacific Ocean is experiencing its most intense marine heat wave in over a century. A phenomenon known as “the blob”—a massive expanse of abnormally warm water—has returned, and this time it stretches nearly 5,000 miles, from Japan to California.
Once limited to the northeast Pacific, this year’s blob has engulfed the entire basin, pushing sea surface temperatures to record highs and triggering Japan’s hottest temperature ever at 107.2°F (41.8°C). On the U.S. West Coast, the marine heat is disrupting winds, spiking humidity, and threatening to alter winter weather patterns.
This isn’t just an isolated event. Scientists say the North Pacific is warming faster than any other ocean on Earth, driven by rising greenhouse gas levels and shifts in wind patterns that suppress the ocean’s natural cooling systems.
The ecological stakes are high: the last major blob in 2015 caused mass die-offs of seabirds, sea lions, and fish. Some species, like the common murre, still haven’t recovered. Early signs of wildlife distress are already emerging in 2025, and if the heat persists, it could reshape ecosystems and fisheries across the Pacific Rim. Whether the blob fades or deepens now depends on one thing: winter weather.
Pedophiles, those Jews . . . 51 percent of the 351 Palestinian child detainees are in administrative detention, without charge or trial, at record highs
More alt media reporting toward NOWHERE: Laundry Fire? Why the USS Gerald R. Ford’s Withdrawal Deserves Scrutiny – Analysis By Palestine Chronicle Staff/ Ramzy Baroud
This matters because the Ford is not just another ship.
Aircraft carriers are the theater stage on which Washington performs empire. They are presented as floating cities, fortified air bases, and near-invulnerable engines of coercion. They are meant to project dominance, not fragility.
To admit that such a vessel could suffer damage severe enough to disrupt operations—even if non-combat-related—carries implications beyond the immediate incident.
Iranian and independent media outlets have circulated alternative accounts, suggesting that US carriers have been under pressure in this war and that the Ford’s movement away from the frontline may not be solely routine.
One Al Mayadeen report even cited Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters as claiming the Ford fire was deliberate and linked to fear among the crew. This claim remains unverified.
But the existence of the claim is politically significant because it emerged in a war where each side is fighting not only with missiles and drones, but with narrative timing.
This is just flaccid reporting going to a big black hole.
The burden here is not on the public to prove that Washington is concealing more than it admits.
The burden is on Washington to explain why a supposedly “fully operational” aircraft carrier in the middle of a major war had to be pulled back after a “laundry fire,” why around 200 sailors needed treatment, why hundreds lost their beds, and why a ship already plagued by systemic failures was pushed this far in the first place.
Until that burden is met, suspicion is not speculation. It is the logical response.
More foolishness. Billions more, millions displaced in Lebanon and Tehran? Welcome, Gaza, welcome Gaza.
The sickness of the white psychotic “race.”
- Senate resolution to halt U.S. war on Iran fails. A second attempt to pass a war powers resolution failed last night in a 47-53 vote. Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) was the only Republican who supported the measure, and Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) was the only Democrat who opposed it. A similar resolution spearheaded by Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) was defeated on March 4.
- New Pentagon budget request seeks $200 billion for Iran war. This is the second budget request the Pentagon has made since February 28. Earlier reports have revealed the U.S. expended more than $11 billion in the first six days of the war, which is now in its 20th day.
- National Security Director Tulsi Gabbard contradicts administration claims on missiles, nuclear enrichment. In her testimony before the Senate intelligence committee, Gabbard confirmed that Iran was at least a decade away from developing ballistic missiles capable of striking the U.S. The Trump administration has justified the war by claiming Iran was about to develop such capacities. Gabbard also provided written testimony that said U.S. attacks on Iran last year “obliterated” its nuclear enrichment facilities, and “no efforts since then” had been made to rebuild them. Gabbard initially omitted these details in her oral statement, until Sen. Mark Warner pointed out the discrepancy.
- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell concedes war, oil prices will drive inflation. While claiming that the U.S. economy remains strong and that interest rates would be cut later this year, Powell acknowledged that current economic forecasts would have to be adjusted due to the effects of the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran. U.S. inflation rose by 3.4% in February, before the war began.
Rape, man, go to 57 minutes in if you want to know about Jewish Society. Israel has the Largest Rape Dungeons in the World.
Rape Rape Rape only limited to Zionism? Jews in Zion?
Fucking whining Jew, dude…..
I am Jewish. My whole family is Jewish. I love them all. Many of my friends are Jewish. I love them too. In fact, I’m hosting a shabbat dinner tonight, you are welcome to come Heidi.
But I am not a Zionist. Zionism was an ideology that said — how do you create a Jewish state in a land that was 90% non-Jewish?
That ideology that says Jews should be in control of a land that is majority non-Jewish — is the underlying cause of violence in Israel / Palestine, that’s why I’m an anti-zionist.
Please do not conflate my religious identity — Judaism which is thousands of years old — with a toxic political ideology that is 150 years old, that lies at the root cause of the ongoing ethnic cleansing of Palestine for the better part of the past century.
In case you’d like to learn more about the historical relationship between Zionism and antisemitism, I recommend these 2 pieces:
A brief history of Jewish anti-Zionism; A Brief History of Zionist Anti-Semitism
Israel’s veiled threat to Moscow came just after Russian media warned traffic cameras in Moscow were vulnerable to the same exploits that Israel reportedly used to monitor Ayatollah Khamenei’s residence before assassinating him.
Israeli military spokeswoman Anna Ukolova has drawn outrage in Moscow after threatening that Russian authorities who “wish Israel ill” could be subject to “elimination,” while suggesting Israel could hack into Russian closed-circuit television cameras to identify and track targets.
Asked by a journalist with Russian radio broadcaster RBC whether Israel had access to Russian traffic cameras, Ukolova declined to answer directly but warned that “Khamenei’s elimination shows our capabilities are serious” and that “no one who wishes us harm will be left aside.”
She added, ominously, “I hope Moscow does not wish Israel ill right now – I’d like to believe that.”
In response to a post by Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, who wrote that the IDF spokeswoman threatened that “Russian authorities [will] be killed if they take [an] anti-Israel position,” Ukolova claimed Dugin was spreading “fake news.” But she declined to clarify how her remarks had been incorrectly interpreted.
From the Grayzone:
On March 12, Russian outlet Mash revealed that the Israeli software BriefCam “has been used in Russia by private providers since the 2010s.” Founded at Israel’s Hebrew University in 2007, BriefCam uses AI to let users “review hours of video in minutes” and “make [their] video searchable, actionable and quantifiable.” In 2024, BriefCam was absorbed by a Dutch subsidiary of the Canon Group named Milestone Systems, which publicly pledges to “amplify what organizations of any size can see, do and achieve with video.”
“Our patented VIDEO SYNOPSIS® technology condenses hours of surveillance into a short summary by overlaying multiple events—each tagged with its original timestamp—onto a single frame, letting you filter them by object type and attributes,” the company’s BriefCam page crows. An analysis by Al Jazeera revealed those attributes include “gender, age group, clothing, movement patterns and time spent in a given location.”
Originally deployed by Israel’s Ministry of Housing and Construction to safeguard illegal settlements in occupied East Jerusalem, BriefCam has been used by governments all over the world, including those in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Pakistan, Israel, Mexico, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Brazil, Germany, South Africa, Netherlands, Australia, Japan, India, Spain, Taiwan. It’s also been deployed in the US, with police in Hartford, Connecticut adopting the software in 2022. In 2025, a French court found the government’s use of BriefCam was illegal, citing multiple violations of French and European privacy laws.
As of publication, BriefCam appears to be incorporated into dozens of so-called “video monitoring systems,” including Milestone’s own VMS XProtect surveillance system.
Back to the Epstein: The Feds Knew Everything About Epstein. They Buried It Anyway.
A 69-page DEA file, $378 million in suspicious bank transfers, and the DOJ official personally blocking Congress from seeing any of it.
See, when federal prosecutors in New York arrested Jeffrey Epstein in July 2019 on sex trafficking charges, they thought they were building a case on a human trafficker. It was far beyond that. We keep finding out more and more about Epstein.
The latest being Operation Chain Reaction. It was a DEA investigation that had been running since 2010 and nobody talked about for some reason. It was an investigation that had been running for nearly a decade before Epstein’s 2019 arrest.
The DEA, working through a crime unit called OCDETF had spent five years mapping Epstein’s entire financial network.
They tracked $50 million in sketchy wire transfers across nine bank accounts in five countries: Switzerland, the Cayman Islands, France, and New York. They identified 15 targets, including 13 people and 2 shell companies, and compiled it all into a 69-page memo that was stamped “UNCLASSIFIED” on every single page. Many of which were followed by a large wall of redacted text.
The real kicker is what an informant revealed. A drug trafficking source told the DEA that Epstein wasn’t just trafficking girls. He was bankrolling the distribution of ketamine, ecstasy, and meth. The ketamine detail is particularly horrifying because it’s a dissociative anesthetic that causes amnesia and physical incapacitation.
Put simply, it’s a date rape drug. Federal investigators had evidence that Epstein was systematically drugging victims, many of them minors, to make them compliant and unable to testify later — similar to his good friend Jean-Luc Brunel. In 2016, Brunel quietly began negotiating with U.S. prosecutors, he was willing to testify about Epstein’s trafficking operation.
OUTRAGE, women, OUTRAGE: Women and girls are bearing the brunt of water shortages and a lack of sanitation around the world, hindering the economic and social development of poorer countries, the UN has warned.
Women are responsible for collecting water in more than 70% of rural households that do not have access to mains water across the developing world. Women and girls collectively spend 250m hours a day collecting water globally.
The climate crisis is exacerbating the problem, according to a new report from the UN. A 1C rise in temperature reduces incomes in female-headed households by 34% more than in male-headed ones, while also causing women’s weekly labour hours to increase by an average of 55 minutes relative to men’s.
OUTRAGE, man, these fucking Incel mother fucking white boys need to be shot. DOGE used ChatGPT to cut humanities grants, affecting Oregon researchers and museums,
When asked whether he had any regret about the mass termination of grants, DOGE employee Nate Cavanaugh acknowledged that the actions didn’t reduce the federal deficit, despite that being the stated goal.
“I think it was more important to reduce the federal deficit from 2 trillion dollars to close to zero,” Cavanaugh said in his deposition. “Did you reduce the federal deficit?” he was asked. “No, we didn’t.”
In addition to the DEI query, DOGE also targeted grants that had received funding during the Biden administration, regardless of their subject matter.
Fucking CHAT GPT? FUcking shoot these cunts on site. Sam Altman, Elon Musk, Greg Brockman, Ilya Sutskever, John Schulman, and Wojciech Zaremba
“These were grants that were awarded incredibly competitively on the basis of extensive expert peer review,” Burkert said, referring to the revelations in court documents. “Of course, I find it incredibly concerning.”
Is this a fucking joke? USA, a democracy? US downgraded in democracy index as press freedom concerns grow,
By V-Dem’s assessment, four of the five most populous countries in the world are autocracies (India, China, Indonesia, and Pakistan). And the fifth, the US, is now an “electoral democracy,” having lost its status as a liberal democracy due to changes during President Donald Trump’s first year back in office.
A country of the Monroe Doctrine, law/war-fare, Empire, Manifest Destiny, and chlamydia capitalism. Fucking lawsuits in the millions each fucking year in the UnUnited Snake$ of America’s Israel.
24 States Sue the E.P.A. for Renouncing Its Power to Fight Climate Change
The suit accuses the agency of illegally repealing the endangerment finding, the scientific assessment that required it to regulate greenhouse gases.
Paul Haeder, Author 