Oh, those fucking AmeriKKKans and Americanos who think that now, the USA has gone TOO far in the illegal and internationally condemnable attack on Iran? Shift shift shift baselines!
Mar 25, 2026
- An AP-NORC survey of 1,150 adults (March 19–23) found 59% say U.S. military action against Iran has gone too far, even as about two-thirds still prioritize preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The poll comes amid Operation Epic Fury, a U.S.-Israel air campaign launched February 28 that has triggered Iranian retaliation, disrupted oil flows, and driven gas prices up to $3.93 per gallon. Opinion is sharply divided along party lines—90% of Democrats view the action as excessive while Republicans are split—and 60% of Americans oppose sending ground troops as economic concerns affect 45%.
Oh, this is news? U.S. military officials have been giving President Trump daily short video montages highlighting successful strikes in the Iran war, raising concerns among some allies that he may be seeing a curated, overly positive view of the conflict. While the White House insists he receives full intelligence briefings, officials say the videos emphasize victories and may omit setbacks, potentially shaping his perception and frustration with media coverage. The situation has sparked worries about whether Trump is getting enough balanced information to make critical wartime decisions, even as support within his political base remains strong.
Oh, that dirty dirty dirty rat Jew, telling the world what is and isn’t. When will we see an end to the Jew-Jive? Larry Fink says today’s economic anxiety stems from people increasingly feeling like capitalism isn’t working for them.
Meaningless in the scheme of things. Jews need to be banned EVERYWHERE:
Penny Wong has told her Israeli counterpart that Australia supports Lebanon’s sovereignty and does not want to see the southern part of the country occupied by Israel, after the Netanyahu government revealed plans to pursue a “defensive buffer” against Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah.
It comes as Israel vowed to continue striking Iran, dimming hopes of de-escalation even as the US president, Donald Trump, talked up the prospects of a deal to end the conflict.
The Guardian reported Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, said Israeli forces would “control the remaining bridges and the security zone up to the Litani” – a river that meets the Mediterranean about 30km north of Israel’s border.
The writing on the teleprompter? CNN set to cut employees this week as part of CEO Mark Thompson’s digital overhaul: report.
JEWS JEWS JEWS . . . . A tenure-track professor with four years of stellar performance reviews, according to the complaint, Robinson has been told he will no longer have a job in May, for a talk he gave two years earlier at a North Carolina anarchist book fair, in no way affiliated with the university.
Robinson, the only Black philosophy professor at Texas State, said he filed the complaint because he “wants them to fulfill their side of the contract” – referring to his performance reviews and tenure track – and “to fight back against the prohibition of any discourse on Palestine that isn’t part of the mainstream political class”.
The case is one of a growing number. Chloe Truong-Jones, an attorney at Palestine Legal, said her organization has seen a marked increase since 7 October 2023 in US faculty members seeking legal help after being disciplined for speech on Palestine – rising from 37 such requests in 2022 to 150 last year, a 305% increase.
Of the 117 faculty members contacting her organization who indicated their race or ethnicity last year, 84% were people of color, she added.
“The university’s complicity in war and in the genocide in Palestine is essential to understanding what is happening today to faculty, which is essentially a cheapening and deprioritization of the value of their pedagogy, to the point where faculty are considered expendable if their politics and scholarship threaten the interests of the corporate university or bring about scrutiny by the Trump administration and Zionist lobbies,” Truong-Jones said.
Robinson gave the talk, titled Strategic Lessons from the Palestinian Resistance, on 29 June 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. At no point during the event did he reference Texas State, or his affiliation with the school, he told the Guardian.
The talk was never finished, as a scuffle broke out after several minutes, when an audience member alerted the room that several pro-Israel attendees were livestreaming the event. Robinson was led out of the room by an audience member. Police responded to the fight. A 44-page Asheville police department report concluded six months later and seen by the Guardian does not mention Robinson, either as a witness to the fight or as a suspect.
Robinson, however, found himself the target of pro-Israel social media campaigners. The first post appeared on Instagram on 5 June 2025. That same night, Robinson’s supervisor, department chair Craig Hanks, contacted him to say that “strange calls” were coming into the university, according to the complaint.
A day later, senior vice-provost Vedaraman Sriraman emailed Robinson to inform him he was being put on administrative leave, “following the receipt and internal assessment of multiple complaints and allegations regarding an incident that occurred in the summer of 2024”, according to the lawsuit. The following month, on 8 July, the administration sent him an email telling him his contract would be terminated in May of this year.
Robinson appealed against the decision and the school denied the appeal. The Guardian has seen university emails from this timeline; the suspension, termination of contract and the denial of appeal did not offer a substantive explanation for each decision and make no reference to specific rules, regulations or laws that may have been violated.
The response to the appeal said the school had not “denied [Robinson] a right guaranteed by the constitutions or laws of the United States or of the state of Texas”.
Damphousse, Sriraman, provost Pranesh Aswath and Thillainatarajan Sivakumaran, a vice-president at the school, did not answer queries from the Guardian.
Robinson alleges that the school’s actions violated his first and 14th amendment rights. He is also seeking a temporary restraining order to stop the university from firing him.
The 5 June Instagram post by an account linked to David Moritz – one of the people filming Robinson’s 2024 talk – includes a series of slides, beginning with one that says: “This professor praises violence and incited a mob attack in Asheville.” That slide is illustrated with a photo of Robinson – giving a talk at another place and time, Robinson told the Guardian.
The fourth slide – one of several that features video from the talk – quotes Robinson as saying, “End the Zionist occupation [of the library],” which he said after attenders indicated they did not want Moritz and two others filming the talk. “It was a joke,” he told the Guardian. “If you take everything seriously they say or do, they’ve won.”
A half-dozen of the rest of the slides come from audio recordings of a question-and-answer session Robinson offered the next day – in part because he hadn’t been able to finish his talk.
Oh, steers and queers? All soldiers will now need approval from their supervisors before they can receive financial assistance under the Army’s Tuition Assistance program, which helps soldiers pay for taking higher education classes.
The new requirement for the program was one of several recent policy changes to the service’s regulation for the Army Continuing Education System, which oversees educational programs and services. As part of the new policy, soldiers also need command approval for credentialing assistance — a separate Army program that helps soldiers pay to obtain industry-recognized credentials, such as certifications for information technology and project management.
Prior to the most recent policy updates, soldiers did not need command approval to request tuition assistance, said Maj. Travis Shaw, an Army spokesperson.
Will these fucking US vassals put two and trump together? Asia embraces energy austerity as dire fuel shortages force Philippines to declare national emergency
Gestapo and Good Germans and Snitches in our midst: T.S.A. Tipped Off ICE Agents Before Arrests at San Francisco Airport
Transportation Security Administration officials told ICE that a mother and daughter under a detention order had planned to fly domestically, federal documents show.
All rich people should be pitch-forked into the earth, mulched, and tossed into a pigstye.
America’s wealth gap is growing, and Trump’s policies are making it bigger
Another Jew Bloomberg headline. Fucking meaningless, gutless: “What the First Billionaire Reveals About the First Trillionaire. As Elon Musk nears $1 trillion, the story of John D. Rockefeller shows how fortunes of that scale reshape markets, politics and public opinion.”
President Donald Trump has cut programs helping lower-income households while advancing policies benefiting the wealthy and corporations
Gen Z? Jew Zuckerberg is sociopathic, neuroperverse, a misanthropic Talmudist . . . Just like Gen Z, a young Mark Zuckerberg ‘had no concept of small talk’ and would ‘just stare at you,’ the VC behind Airbnb and Reddit says…
EYES only a machete or Molotov could love!
And so the empire continues with its assassination squads, dirty mercenaries in USA USA USA uniforms.
The windows of the Multi-Functional Reconnaissance Company command post were plastered with black trash bags. The table at the center was littered with hot sauce, maps, cables and Nalgene bottles. Around it gathered a few men, faces painted, staring at small screens.
The plan for the night was simple: Use drones to spot, harass and kill the enemy. Taking out the mine-clearing line charges from afar would be critical to the defense of Dara Lam, a make-believe city in this sandy section of Louisiana.
“It kind of feels like cheating,” one of the men said of the drones. “Switchblades are artillery on easy mode,” said another.
From those nerds above, to these bombs, switchblades, below!
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