echo chambers with so many lefties, so many Alt Media folk, even the Judge, Larry Johnson, John Mearsheimer, Aaron-Max-Katie — The Lot of them — DO NOT KNOW what Real America Thinks
And the Jewification and Gazafication of their country, coming up on Yankee Doodle Dandy 250th, is completely lost on these people.
I get no energy from old people where I volunteer. Nor from City or County employees. They are fucking running scared, man, of crossing some fucking workplace HR-surveilled LINE.
But then I have a memoir writing class, or I did, now that it’s been taken away from me by the podunk community college in my county. Boy I would have had fun with this:
Eli Sharabi’s memoir “Hostage,” recounting his experience in Hamas captivity after the Oct. 7, 2023 attack, has been named Book of the Year by the National Jewish Book Awards, organizers announced Wednesday.
Leave it to a fucking JEW to take the title “Hostage,” applied to his own fucking military experience, and all Jews in Israel are duty bound to kill Arabs, and hostage versus prisoner of WAR. DO WE fucking care? Expect a three-part Netflix movie soon, Ben Stiller acting the role.
Ben Stiller has not played an Israeli character in a major film role, but he has portrayed a Jewish rabbi in Keeping the Faith (2000). While not acting as an Israeli, Stiller is known for his support of the country, having participated in a 2008 PR campaign for Israel’s 60th anniversary and visiting in his youth. He has also publicly expressed support for the Israeli people and their safety.
GOP rep faces censure calls over anti-Muslim post, Randy Fine, referring to himself by the nickname “The Hebrew.”
U.S. Senator John Fetterman has explicitly and repeatedly rejected the claim that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. He is a staunch supporter of Israel and has been a vocal critic of those who use the term “genocide” to describe the situation.
John Fetterman is not Jewish. He was born to an affluent family in West Reading, Pennsylvania, and his ancestors were Pennsylvania Dutch (German-American).
While he does not identify as Jewish, he is widely recognized as one of the most outspoken pro-Israel voices in the Democratic Party.
Freak show: (L-R) US Senator John Fetterman, Gisele Fetterman, Sara Netanyahu and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, on March 19, 2025.
“Israeli defense tech is tested in the operational arena, including in Iran”. Former Israeli Air Force commander highlights battlefield validation of technology.
Sure, Israel is almost finished! Where do these cocksuckers come up with this Substack and Podcast shit?
Levy also indicated that Israel is already looking beyond current systems. Development of Arrow 4 and Arrow 5 is advancing in parallel, he said, through what he described as a “deep engineering-operational process.” The objective is to expand defensive capabilities against evolving threats characterized by greater range, speed and complexity.
Beyond missile defense, Levy highlighted a broader transformation under way within Israel’s defense ecosystem. Future systems, he said, will incorporate more autonomous tools and artificial intelligence, both within platforms themselves and in command-and-control rooms that process battlefield data and transmit instructions to forces in the field.
“The change is great,” Levy said, describing a shift from isolated systems to integrated, AI-supported operational environments.
“WE WOULD BE safer if we had our own nuclear arsenal,” Donald Tusk, Poland’s prime minister, told his country’s parliament on March 7th. The reason he gave was the “profound change of American geopolitics”, a euphemism for Donald Trump’s diplomatic arson, which also required Poland to expand its conventional armed forces.
Europe thinks the unthinkable on a nuclear bomb
Poland wants cooperation with France on a nuclear deterrent. That could take many forms
Hitler created the largest gun ever, and it was a total disaster.
Yeah, the Senior Center has listen and learn sessions with cunts pushing AI, putting sentences through the LLM system to see what Big Brother does with setences and poetics.
It Turns Out That Constantly Telling Workers They’re About to Be Replaced by AI Has Grim Psychological Effects
“An invisible disaster.”
Artificial intelligence replacement dysfunction (AIRD) is a new, proposed clinical construct describing the psychological and existential distress that could be experienced by individuals facing the threat or reality of job displacement due to artificial intelligence (AI). As AI systems increasingly automate tasks across industries, workers may present to mental health professionals with symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia, depression, or identity confusion symptoms that may reflect deeper fears about relevance, purpose, and future employability. This paper introduces AIRD as a conceptual framework for understanding these presentations, outlines common symptom patterns, proposes practical tools for screening and intervention, and suggests an imperative for advocacy. We describe therapeutic strategies, including motivational interviewing, narrative therapy, occupational identity restructuring, and adaptation. Additionally, we urge clinicians to take on systems-level advocacy roles in shaping institutional, educational, and policy responses to AI-related workforce disruptions. For clinical practitioners, increasing awareness of AIRD may improve therapeutic recognition and intervention. As AI transforms the labor landscape, mental health professionals must be prepared to recognize and respond to the emotional and social consequences it leaves in its wake.
A Federal Communications Commission (FCC) member is going after Paramount over the company’s apparent decision to bar CBS late night host Stephen Colbert from airing an interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
“This is yet another troubling example of corporate capitulation in the face of this Administration’s broader campaign to censor and control speech,” said Commissioner Anna Gomez, a Democrat. “The FCC has no lawful authority to pressure broadcasters for political purposes or to create a climate that chills free expression.”
JBD — Jewish Billionaire DIsorder?
Opponents of California’s proposed wealth tax are turning to the same tool as its champion: the ballot initiative.
A multi-pronged campaign to undercut the proposed one-time, 5 percent levy took a significant step forward Tuesday, when rival ballot initiatives rolled out veteran staffers and secured support from a ballot committee bankrolled by some of California’s wealthiest residents.
The trio of ballot measures is designed to undercut the billionaire’s tax, such as by invalidating new taxes that apply retroactively or do not adhere to California laws limiting spending or reserving money for schools — prohibitions that would apply to the wealth tax.
In an indication of their resources and seriousness, they’ve all hired seasoned campaign staffers, and two of the campaigns are already paying $12 per signature — a significant sum in California’s ballot wars — as they dash toward an April deadline to collect signatures.
Fucking racist cunts:
The U.S. Department of Education opened an investigation Tuesday into Portland Public Schools’ Center for Black Student Excellence, following a December complaint to the department’s Office of Civil Rights from a conservative advocacy group.
The logic behind the investigation, the feds said, is that while “tens of millions” were allocated “exclusively” to Black students for “academic interventions, wraparound support, facilities, and family programs,” several PPS student groups face challenges on par or greater than the district’s Black students. The DOE is acting on the assumption that PPS discriminated against students based on their race. (The district maintains that the CBSE will be available to all of its students.)
Defending Education, the group that lodged the December complaint, is an Arlington, Va.-based nonprofit known for targeting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives by arguing that they violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment. In its complaint, the group alleged the CBSE discriminates against students based on their race and thus violates both the law and the Constitution.
Back to the fucking Black History Month, and coming soon, Hispanic Heritage Month:
She’s a US citizen, but this 10-year-old knows where to hide at school if ICE shows up
On the bitterly cold morning of January 6, Elizabeth and her mother were driving to her school bus stop when federal agents intercepted the family’s car and blocked it with their own vehicles, Elizabeth’s father Luis Zuna said.
A witness captured the encounter on camera as multiple agents surrounded the family’s car.
Elizabeth called her father, who was at his construction job, and said they had been stopped by ICE. But she told her father what sounded like reassuring words.
“She said, ‘ICE is going to drop me off at school,’” Luis said. “So I thought, OK, they will drop her off at school, and we hung up.”
But when Luis later called his daughter and didn’t get an answer, he panicked and rushed to find her.
“He was here at school by 7:30 a.m. looking for her,” Highland Elementary secretary Carolina Gutierrez said. “I know that because we open our school doors at 7:25, and he was the first person at my window.”
Luis and school social worker Tracy Xiong hoped the ICE vehicle just hadn’t arrived yet.
“Several staff members, including myself, waited outside the school building for a vehicle to approach and drop her off. No one ever came,” Xiong said.
“That morning turned into hours of phone calls, desperately trying to locate a child. We did everything we could to keep Elizabeth’s father calm and allowed him to remain at school as we searched for answers. By that afternoon, we had learned that Elizabeth and her mother were already taken to Texas.”
At the physical rehab, I am going three times a week, no more Friends until the fucking WHITE MAN-WOMAN Olympics are over.
Makes me sick to see this fucking white race, and lo and behold, only whites are athletes if you watch that fucking Italian shit.
Asking the Jew AI: Historical Context: A 2017 study found that approximately 94.9% of Winter Olympic athletes were white. Dominant Nations: The largest delegations in 2026 come from the United States (233), Canada (210), Italy (196), and Germany (189), which remain predominantly white.
Well, I did NOT tune into the Stupor Bowl, but this is fucking interesting:
When Bad Bunny and his dancers scaled power poles during his Super Bowl performance, he wasn’t just entertaining millions. He was spotlighting how Puerto Rico’s chronic power outages are a legacy of its colonisation.
Puerto Rico is far from alone in this struggle – colonialism and geopolitical power imbalances have shaped access to electricity worldwide.
Puerto Rico has long suffered rolling blackouts lasting days and sometimes months. This leaves residents – especially vulnerable populations – without refrigeration, medical equipment, or air conditioning.
This isn’t just poor infrastructure management, though that is certainly an issue. It’s the ongoing legacy of colonial control over energy systems.
Colonial powers built energy systems designed to extract resources and profits for distant corporations and governments, not to serve local communities. As a result, local communities pay high costs for inadequate power. Similar patterns exist globally, from the Caribbean to the Middle East.
When Bad Bunny and his dancers scaled power poles during his Super Bowl performance, he wasn’t just entertaining millions. He was spotlighting how Puerto Rico’s chronic power outages are a legacy of its colonisation.
Puerto Rico is far from alone in this struggle – colonialism and geopolitical power imbalances have shaped access to electricity worldwide.
Puerto Rico has long suffered rolling blackouts lasting days and sometimes months. This leaves residents – especially vulnerable populations – without refrigeration, medical equipment, or air conditioning.
This isn’t just poor infrastructure management, though that is certainly an issue. It’s the ongoing legacy of colonial control over energy systems.
Colonial powers built energy systems designed to extract resources and profits for distant corporations and governments, not to serve local communities. As a result, local communities pay high costs for inadequate power. Similar patterns exist globally, from the Caribbean to the Middle East.
Endless fucking racist VD Vance:
When asked about Eileen Gu on Fox News Tuesday, Vice President JD Vance claimed her status should be decided by the Olympics, adding someone who “benefited from our education system, from the freedoms and liberties that make this country a great place” should want to compete with the United States.
Vance also added that he will root for American athletes and “people who identify themselves as Americans.”
Eileen Gu, 22, from California, competes for her mother’s native China.
Do you hate Jews and Aericans YET?
Gu was born and raised in San Francisco, California, and initially competed for the United States before switching to represent China in 2019, to honor her mother’s heritage. In addition to Vance, Gu’s decision has drawn attention from other right-wing figures such as Tucker Carlson, who called her decision “dumb” on his Fox News show in 2022. Gu entered the 2026 Olympics a global star after winning three medals at the 2022 Beijing Olympics, including a gold in freeski halfpipe and big air, and has already taken silver in women’s freeski slopestyle.
Big Number
$23 million. That’s how much Eileen Gu made over the past 12 months, according to Forbes, making her the highest-paid Olympian at this year’s games.
Then, I get this time and time again: Comment on this one: Everything You Don’t Know About Epstein’s Other Island . . .
Zionist** the Jewish religion is not to blame – at least by those who don’t support Jewish supremacy (just like white supremacy – why we were called “goy”) – to my knowledge the Jewish religion doesn’t make someone litigious. An immoral leadership from day 1 can, though….
In response to this tidbit:
When Epstein died, the islands were auctioned off, just as his estate had planned.
In March 2022, Great St. James and Little St. James were listed together for 125 million dollars. Epstein’s estate said the proceeds would go toward settling lawsuits. By 2023, both islands were sold for half of that — 60 million dollars — to billionaire private equity executive Stephen Deckoff, who has stated he has plans to turn them into luxury resorts.
Think about what that actually means.
Children were trafficked to these islands. Kids were abused and r*ped on this land.
And the ending to that story is that a billionaire snaps up the property at a discount, slaps some overwater bungalows on it, and starts selling weekend getaways to wealthy tourists.
There is no memorial and no reckoning with what happened there.
The market just absorbed it, the way it absorbs everything, and the place where some of the worst crimes imaginable were committed is now being rebranded into something you might see in a travel magazine.
Paulokirk:
Again, just torch the fucking bungalows. All these Jewish tricks of lawyering up and Black Rock manipulation, they can’t be defeated with paper.
Rock, scissors and Molotovs.
Well Well: Support for Existence: A February 2026 survey found 88% of surveyed Jews believe in Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish, democratic state. Another source indicates90% of American Jews support this right.
A national survey earlier this year found that 72 percent of American Jews hold a favorable view of Israel. Another poll shows that Jews are almost universally supportive of Israel — a mere 5 percent of Jews “say they are not supporters of the Jewish state.” Polling has found that 85 percent of young Jews “believe that Israel has a right to exist as a Jewish state,” and that 70 percent of American Jews “believe anti-Zionism is antisemitic by definition.”
Between October 7, 2023 – when the Palestinian group Hamas attacked Israel and the latter subsequently began its war on Gaza – and April 18 this year, nearly three dozen states and counties have bought $1.7bn worth of bonds, according to Israel Bonds, a US-based company that raises foreign funds for Israel.
This money has gone straight into Israel’s general fund, where it can then be funnelled into Israel’s ballooning military budget. An email from Israel Bonds to an Ohio county treasurer noted the bonds were used in part to “refund the United States Government for security equipment”.
The world’s single largest purchaser of Israel’s war bonds is Palm Beach County – the wealthy Florida county home to President-elect Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence. Palm Beach holds a startling $700m worth of Israel bonds – a loan large enough to cover the purchase of multiple F-15 fighter jets.
So, which Jew is the GOOD Jew? Which Catholic is the Good Catholic? Official Church Position: The Vatican has consistently opposed abortion, viewing it as the termination of a human life.
Support for Legality: Data from 2024 shows that 59% to 60% of U.S. Catholics believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases.
Opposition to Legality: Around 40% to 42% believe it should be illegal in all or most cases.
Strict Pro-Life Stance: Only about 10% to 22% of U.S. Catholics believe abortion should be illegal in all circumstances without exception.
Factors Influencing Views: Regular Mass attendance correlates with stronger opposition to abortion; 77% of weekly attendees recognize the conflict between abortion and Church teaching.
Political/Demographic Splits: 78% of Catholic Democrats support legal abortion compared to 43% of Catholic Republicans. Furthermore, roughly 63% of Hispanic Catholics and 62% of white Catholics believe it should be legal in most or all cases.
Global Catholic opinion on same-sex marriage is deeply divided by region, with a 2014 survey finding 66% of Catholics globally opposed, driven by 98-99% opposition in African nations. Conversely, a majority of Catholics in Western Europe (e.g., 92% in Netherlands, 74% in France) and 57-61% of U.S. Catholics favor legal marriage.
Reflecting on more than 80 years of life in his 2022 book Thoughts and Dreams of an Old Theologian, Leonardo Boff summed up many of his theological and personal concerns in a clarion call for change. “Either we care for Mother Earth, our Common Home, and we join hands to work together in solidarity, or we join the procession of those headed for their own funeral. Here we see the importance and the urgency of nurturing good dreams that lead us to transformational activities and constantly nourish our hope,” he wrote, adding:
This is the dream I want to pass on, as my life nears toward its end, to the young people who will come after us. It is their task to take forward the dream of Jesus, of Pope Francis, of liberation theology at its broadest, and of so many others who also nurture dreams of a better humanity. These young people will have to be the leaders in shaping a better future for us, for nature, and for Mother Earth.
If those dreams and concerns sound somewhat familiar, even to a reader unfamiliar with Boff’s work, it is because many of them were also reflected in recent Vatican documents like “Laudato Si’” and “Querida Amazonia.” After the publication of the former, rumors circulated that Pope Francis had personally asked Boff for his input on the writing of the encyclical.
Leonardo Boff, the pope’s theologian?
It was not always thus. In a long and still-ongoing career, Boff was for many years one of the leading voices of liberation theology—and became a lightning rod for criticism of that theological school in the 1980s and 1990s.
Born in Concórdia, Brazil, in 1938, Boff entered the Franciscans in 1959 and was ordained in 1964. He earned a doctorate in philosophy and theology from the University of Munich in 1970. In the years that followed, Boff joined scholars such as Gustavo Gutiérrez, Jon Sobrino, S.J., and Juan Luis Segundo, S.J., in promoting the theology of liberation through books like Jesus Christ Liberator (1974). He was a strong proponent of comunidades de base, the small and local “base communities” which were championed by liberation theologians as centers of theological praxis in the face of economic injustice and structural sin. His 1987 book, Introducing Liberation Theology, co-written with his brother Clodovis, is still widely used in colleges and theological schools as a textbook.
In 1985, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (now the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith) censured Boff for his book Church: Charism and Power and silenced him for a year. The C.D.F., then led by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, criticized Boff’s “ecclesiological relativism” in seeing both Protestant and Catholic church structures as incomplete, and also cited his praxis-based approach to theology (centered on the base communities) that, the C.D.F. argued, seemed to relativize the nature of truth.
In a 1988 book on the matter, The Silencing of Leonardo Boff: The Vatican and the Future of World Christianity, the theologian Harvey Cox suggested that the Vatican singled out Boff because it saw the “grass-roots religious energy” Boff represented as a threat to the church’s teaching authority.
Cox, wrote the theologian Lamin Sanneh in America in 1988, placed Boff’s silencing “in the global context of world Christianity, in particular the potential scale of the fallout from the growing challenge of third-world Christianity to the accustomed privileges of Western religious hegemony.”
“Liberation theology” was the name given to a species of theology that emerged in late 1960s and early 1970s Latin America. It called for a radical reassessment of theology, pastoral works, and the Catholic Church itself. The Church and its clergy had historically coexisted with –– or morally authorized –– slavery, conquest, colonialism, and neocolonialism. By the late 1960s, this was no longer as politically, let alone ethically, tolerable. Anticolonial wars and national liberation struggles had erupted throughout Asia, Africa, and Latin America as the “Third World” came to signify an anti-imperialist project to build a world predicated on equity, solidarity, and sovereignty.
In the midst of these revolutionary times was convened the Second Vatican Council, colloquially known as Vatican II (1962-65), out of which came a call for a more “worldly” Catholic Church. The clergy of the Third World made it clear, however, that a “worldlier” Church was not merely one in which priests wore less ornate regalia and held Mass in vernacular languages (in lieu of Latin). A “worldlier” Church was to be one that solemnly reckoned with dire issues in the world, not least of which was poverty.
In 1968, Latin American Bishops convened in Medellín, Colombia to flesh out the “spirit” of Vatican II. Out of that conference emerged declarations that rejected poverty as the lot of morally or intellectually inferior peoples. They concluded, rather, that poverty was a species of “institutionalized violence” and that our lives are lived in a situation of “social sin” insofar as we can but collectively choose not to eradicate poverty. The proper Christian choice is to “opt for the poor” (Ellacuría and Sobrino, 1994).
“And the farmers are put in jail for not selling at 30 cents
and their bananas are slashed with bayonets
and the Mexican Trader Steamship sinks with their barges on them
and the strikers are cowed with bullets.
(And the Nicaraguan congressmen are invited to a garden party.)”
Judaism: Most Israeli religious authorities and citizens reject the accusations of genocide, arguing that the war is a justified response to the October 7 attack.
He’s a fucking criminal, not a religious voice: Israeli chief rabbi: Jews have ‘moral obligation’ to intervene in Syria | The Times of Israel.
Criminals: Kahane’s ghost: how a long-dead extremist rabbi continues to haunt Israel’s politics
Israel’s actions in Gaza are not genocide, says UK’s chief rabbi | Israel-Gaza war
Collaborators of the rape, murder, baby-killing, family executions, and training Jew Dogs to Rape/ Gaza War Is Shifting Ties Between Secular and Ultra-Orthodox Israelis
This is what fucking Mark Wahlberg peddles?
Violence: Films such as Pain & Gain (2013) and 2 Guns (2013) are noted for being jarringly violent. Pain & Gain was described as having a “disturbing” true-crime plot involving kidnapping, extortion, and murder, often covered in layers of gore.
Sexist/Misogynistic Content:The Other Guys (2010) has been criticized for containing misogynistic humor and graphic, often demeaning, sexual jokes. Similarly, the 1990s thriller Fear, while a product of its time, has been criticized for its depiction of sexual politics.
Vulgarity and Tone:The Other Guys features constant, crude references to sexual acts and misogynistic humor.
Genre Trends: Much of his filmography falls within the action, crime, and gritty thriller genres, which often rely on high-stakes violence (Broken City, Pain & Gain).
Fucking JEWS:
When Boniface Mwangi, the prominent Kenyan pro-democracy activist who plans to run for president in 2027, had his phones returned to him by Kenyan authorities after his controversial arrest last July, he immediately noticed a problem: one of the phones was no longer password protected and could be opened without one.
It was Mwangi’s personal phone, which he used to communicate with friends and mentors, and contained photos of private family moments with his wife and children. Knowing that its contents could be in the hands of the Kenyan government made Mwangi – who has described harassment and even torture – feel unsafe and “exposed”, he told the Guardian.
A report released on Tuesday by Citizen Lab, which tracks digital threats against civil society, has found with “high confidence” that Kenyan authorities used Israeli technology to break into Mwangi’s phone while he was under arrest last year, when the device was in police custody.
JEWS: The large-scale deployment of American forces to the Middle East has escalated significantly this month as the Trump administration pressures Iran to strike a deal that would limit its nuclear and military capabilities.
Iran announced the temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday for live fire drills in a rare show of force as its negotiators held another round of indirect talks with the United States over the Islamic Republic’s disputed nuclear program.
It was the first time Iran has announced the closure of the key international waterway, through which 20% of the world’s oil passes, since the U.S. began threatening Iran and rushing military assets to the region. It was not immediately clear if the strait had been closed, but such a rare and perhaps unprecedented move could further escalate tensions that threaten to ignite another war in the Middle East.
JEWS: Jewish individuals and Israeli institutions play a significant, disproportionate, and high-profile role in the development of artificial intelligence.
Anderson Cooper will leave the CBS News program 60 Minutes after nearly two decades, he said on Monday, in the latest staffing shake-up to hit the storied news magazine amid broader newsroom changes under the new editor-in-chief, Bari Weiss.
JEWS:
White-collar workers are getting nervous, with good reason. Sure, 98 percent of college graduates who want a job still have one, and wages are ticking up. Sure, some companies that cite the labor-saving, efficiency-promoting effects of ChatGPT and Claude as they let employees go are just “AI washing”—talking about algorithms to distract from poor managerial decisions.
But the labor market for office workers is beginning to shift. Americans with a bachelor’s degree account for a quarter of the unemployed, a record. High-school graduates are finding jobs quicker than college graduates, an unprecedented trend. Occupations susceptible to AI automation have seen sharp spikes in joblessness. Businesses really are shrinking payroll and cutting costs as they deploy AI. In recent weeks, Baker McKenzie, a white-shoe law firm, axed 700 employees, Salesforce sacked hundreds of workers, and the auditing firm KPMG negotiated lower fees with its own auditor. Two CNBC reporters with no engineering experience “vibe-coded” a clone of Monday.com’s workflow-management platform in less than an hour. When they released their story, Monday.com’s stock tanked.
Thank a Jew: When you look into it, Judaism has some sort of connection to almost every culture or concept today, whether direct or inverse. As someone who frequently uses AI for a variety of purposes, I had wondered, what connection does this have to Judaism, and who better to ask than the source itself?
The following article was written in response to the prompt “write me a short article on jewish involvement in AI technology and development for the BBYO public online newsletter, The Shofar” by ChatGPT.
One of the most notable Jewish figures in AI is Judea Pearl, an Israeli-American computer scientist and philosopher. Pearl’s groundbreaking work in probabilistic reasoning and causality has laid the foundation for much of modern AI. He received the prestigious Turing Award in 2011, often considered the Nobel Prize of computing, for his contributions to the field.
Another influential figure is Fei-Fei Li, a Chinese-born American computer scientist of Jewish descent. [?????] As the co-director of the Stanford Human-Centered AI Institute, Li has made significant strides in computer vision and AI ethics. Her work has been instrumental in advancing our understanding of how machines can perceive and interpret the world.
These people give nothing, I mean NOTHING, to the world.
[Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (left), U.S. secretary of health and human services, and Buck Wehrbein, president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, discuss herd rebuilding and beef demand during CattleCon 2026 in in Nashville, Tenn.]
Crack Cocaine, or was it heroin RFK shot up for 14 fucking years?
RFK urges beef producers to expand herds as nutrition guidelines change
Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. calls for herd expansion while producers face drought concerns and grazing challenges affecting rebuilding decisions.
The world is grappling with a host of pressing environmental challenges that demand immediate attention and action. From climate change-induced disasters, biodiversity loss and plastic pollution to the rise of artificial intelligence, the 16 biggest environmental problems of 2026 paint a stark picture of the urgent need for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Undoubtedly among the biggest environmental problems of our lifetime is the rise in greenhouse gas emissions, which trap heat the sun’s heat in the atmosphere, raising Earth’s surface temperature and leading to longer and hotter heatwaves. Atmospheric concentrations of all three major planet-warming gases – carbon dioxide (CO2), methane, and nitrous oxide – have never been so high. Because of these gases’ extremely long durability in the atmosphere, the world is now committed to “more long-term temperature increase,” Ko Barret, Deputy Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization, said last month.
“The heat trapped by CO2and other greenhouse gases is turbo-charging our climate and leading to more extreme weather. Reducing emissions is therefore essential not just for our climate but also for our economic security and community well-being,” Barrett added.
Increased emissions of greenhouse gases have led to a rapid and steady increase in global temperatures, which in turn is causing catastrophic events all over the world – from Australia and the US experiencing some of the most devastating bushfire seasons ever recorded and locusts swarming decimating crops across parts of Africa, the Middle East and Asia to a heatwave in Antarctica that saw temperatures rise above 20C for the first time.
The climate crisis is causing tropical storms and other weather events such as tropical cyclones (better known as hurricanes and typhoons), heatwaves and flooding to be more intense and frequent than seen before.
Even if all greenhouse gas emissions were halted immediately, global temperatures would continue to rise in the coming years. That is why it is absolutely imperative that we start now to drastically reduce emissions, invest in renewable energy sources, and phase our fossil fuels as fast as possible.
The undeniable reality of the climate crisis failed to prevent its politicization. Particularly in more recent years, what was once just a scientific issue has been turned into a partisan battleground where views often align with political ideology, fueled by misinformation campaigns, economic interests tied to fossil fuels, and differing views on government intervention, making consensus difficult and hindering action.
A group of coal miners clap as President Donald Trump signs executive orders on the coal industry on April 8, 2025. Photo: The White House/Flickr.
Dozens of companies, from social media platforms and energy companies to investment firms, airlines, big banks and even philanthropic organizations, have also backtracked on their environmental pledges to fall in line with the Trump administration’s anti-climate agenda.
The US’s example reflects a broader change in the priority that governments around the world assign to climate change. The European Union is another good example of this, having recently backtracked on its climate agenda, which was once regarded as the world’s most ambitious plan to tackle the climate crisis.
Globally, recent climate conferences have been criticized for failing to achieve anything meaningful as fossil fuel influence grows larger and more powerful. Last November’s COP30 ended without a mention of fossil fuels, despite pressure from more than 80 countries to include a phase out plan in the final agreement. One in 25 attendees (some 1,600 people) represented the fossil fuel industry.
The past 50 years have seen a rapid growth of human consumption, population, global trade and urbanisation, resulting in humanity using more of the Earth’s resources than it can replenish naturally.
A 2020 WWF report found that the population sizes of mammals, fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians have experienced a decline of an average of 68% between 1970 and 2016. The report attributes this biodiversity loss to a variety of factors but mainly land-use change, particularly the conversion of habitats, like forests, grasslands and mangroves, into agricultural systems. Animals such as pangolins, sharks and seahorses are significantly affected by the illegal wildlife trade, and pangolins are critically endangered because of it.
More broadly, a 2021 analysis has found that the sixth mass extinction of wildlife on Earth is accelerating. More than 500 species of land animals are on the brink of extinction and are likely to be lost within 20 years; the same number were lost over the whole of the last century. The scientists say that without the human destruction of nature, this rate of loss would have taken thousands of years.
Under the 2022 Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, countries have pledged to protect and conserve at least 30% of the world’s land and water by 2030 (also known as the “30 by 30” target). Global protection currently falls short of this goal, with only 9.6% of the ocean effectively protected.
And yet it is not all doom and gloom. Around the world, governments, civil society organizations and communities made meaningful strides to protect the natural world, preserving precious ecosystems, strengthening legislation and taking destructive industries to court.
Last year, Morocco became the 60th country to ratify the High Seas Treaty, meeting the ratification threshold for its entry into force. The treaty establishes a legal framework to create networks of marine protected (MPAs) areas in international waters – a critical step, given that protecting national waters alone will not be sufficient to meet the 30 by 30 goal. And last year, many countries including Australia and Argentina, Portugal, Colombia and São Tomé and Príncipe, French Polynesia, Spain and Pakistan took a step in the right direction.
On terra firma, governments also stepped up to expand protections. While 17.6% of land is protected globally, announcements made in 2025 suggest that momentum is building towards the 30 by 30 target. Colombia, for example, designated a first-of-its-kind territory to protect an uncontacted Indigenous group. Spanning over 1 million hectares, the new area prohibits all economic development and forced human contact, protecting both the Yuri-Passé people and the rich biodiversity who call it their home.
In 1950, the world produced more than 2 million tons of plastic per year. By 2015, this annual production swelled to 419 million tons and exacerbating plastic waste in the environment.
Currently, roughly 14 million tons of plastic make their way into the oceans every year, harming wildlife habitats and the animals that live in them. Research found that if no action is taken, the plastic crisis will grow to 29 million metric tons per year by 2040. If we include microplastics into this, the cumulative amount of plastic in the ocean could reach 600 million tons by 2040.
Plastic waste on a beach on Lamma Island, Hong Kong, in July 2025. Photo: Martina Igini.
Some 91% of all plastic that has ever been made is not recycled, making it only one of the biggest environmental problems of our lifetime. Considering that plastic takes 400 years to decompose, it will be many generations until it ceases to exist. There is no telling what the irreversible effects of plastic pollution will have on the environment in the long run.
To address the issue, the UN in 2022 initiated a process to create a legally binding international treaty aimed at curbing plastic pollution. It was supposed to culminate in a meeting in Busan, South Korea in November 2024, though negotiators walked away without a deal. A subsequent meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, in August 2025, also failed to produce a much needed treaty. It remains unclear when and how the negotiations will continue.
Campaigners at the second part of the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on plastic pollution, including in the marine environment (INC-5.2) in Geneva, Switzerland. Photo: UNEP via Flickr.
5. Deforestation
Every hour, forests the size of 300 football fields are cut down. By the year 2030, the planet might have only 10% of its forests; if deforestation is not stopped, they could all be gone in less than a century.
The three countries experiencing the highest levels of deforestation are Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Indonesia. The Amazon, the world’s largest rainforest – spanning 6.9 million square kilometres (2.72 million square miles) and covering around 40% of the South American continent – is also one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems and is home to about three million species of plants and animals.
Despite efforts to protect forest land, legal deforestation is still rampant, and about one-third of global tropical deforestation occurs in Brazil’s Amazon forest, amounting to 1.5 million hectares each year.
An aerial view of a deforested zone in “Ñembi Guasu” conservation area in Bolivia, South America. Photo: Marcelo Perez del Carpio/Climate Visuals Countdown.
Agriculture is the leading cause of deforestation, another one of the biggest environmental problems appearing on this list. Land is cleared to raise livestock or to plant other crops that are sold, such as sugar cane and palm oil. Besides for carbon sequestration, forests help to prevent soil erosion, because the tree roots bind the soil and prevent it from washing away, which also prevents landslides.
COP30, which took place in the heart of the Amazon, delivered little on forest protection. Although Brazil’s Environment Minister Marina Silva pushed for strong language, the final agreement failed to mention deforestation.
Among the biggest environmental problems today is also air pollution. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), an estimated 4.2 to 7 million people die from air pollution worldwide every year and nine out of ten people breathe air that contains high levels of pollutants. In Africa, 258,000 people died as a result of outdoor air pollution in 2017, up from 164,000 in 1990, according to UNICEF.
Causes of air pollution mostly comes from industrial sources and motor vehicles, as well as emissions from burning biomass and poor air quality due to dust storms.
Heavy traffic during morning commuting hours in Jakarta, Indonesia on November 22, 2023. Millions of residents of Jakarta have for the past several months suffered from some of the worst air pollution in the world. Photo: Aji Styawan/Climate Visuals.
According to a 2023 study, air pollution in South Asia – one of the most polluted areas in the world – cuts life expectancy by about five years. The study blames a series of factors, including a lack of adequate infrastructure and funding for the high levels of pollution in some countries. Most countries in Asia and Africa, which together contribute about 92.7% of life years lost globally due to air pollution, lack key air quality standards needed to develop adequate policies. Moreover, just 6.8% and 3.7% of governments in the two continents, respectively, provide their citizens with fully open-air quality data.
Recent research linked nearly 280,000 deaths across the European Union in 2023 to exposure to air pollution concentrations exceeding levels deemed safe. Some 95% of Europeans are exposed to unsafe levels of air pollution, according to the European Environment Agency, which conducted the study. Meanwhile in the US, researchers found that air pollution from the oil and gas industries are attributable to 91,000 premature deaths, 10,350 preterm births and 216,000 childhood-onset asthma and 1,610 cancer cases every year in the country.
Food production accounts for around one-quarter (26%) of global greenhouse gas emissions. Our World in Data.
Food waste and loss occur at different stages in developing and developed countries; in developing countries, 40% of food waste occurs at the post-harvest and processing levels, while in developed countries, 40% of food waste occurs at the retail and consumer levels.
At the retail level, a shocking amount of food is wasted because of aesthetic reasons; in fact, in the US, more than 50% of all produce thrown away in the US is done so because it is deemed to be “too ugly” to be sold to consumers- this amounts to about 60 million tons of fruits and vegetables.
The climate crisis is warming the Arctic more than twice as fast as anywhere else on the planet. Today, sea levels are rising more than twice as quickly as they did for most of the 20th century as a result of increasing temperatures on Earth.
Sea level rise (1993-2025). Image: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center.
Seas are now rising an average of 3.2 mm per year globally and they will continue to grow up to about 0.7 metres by the end of this century. In the Arctic, the Greenland Ice Sheet poses the greatest risk for sea levels because melting land ice is the main cause of rising sea levels.
Representing one the biggest of the environmental problems our planet faces today, this is made all the more concerning considering that temperatures during the 2020 summer triggered the loss of 60 billion tons of ice from Greenland, enough to raise global sea levels by 2.2 mm in just two months.
According to satellite data, the Greenland ice sheet lost a record amount of ice in 2019: an average of a million tons per minute throughout the year. If the entire Greenland ice sheet melts, sea level would rise by six metres.
Meanwhile, the Antarctic continent contributes about 1 millimeter per year to sea level rise, which is one-third of the annual global increase. According to 2023 data, the continent has lost approximately 7.5 trillion tons of ice since 1997. Additionally, the last fully intact ice shelf in Canada in the Arctic recently collapsed, having lost about 80 square kilometres – or 40% – of its area over a two-day period in late July, according to the Canadian Ice Service.
Antarctica has lost approximately 7.5 trillion tons of ice since 1997.
Sea level rise will have a devastating impact on those living in coastal regions: according to research and advocacy group Climate Central, sea level rise this century could flood coastal areas that are now home to 340 million to 480 million people, forcing them to migrate to safer areas and contributing to overpopulation and strain of resources in the areas they migrate to. Bangkok (Thailand), Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), Manila (Philippines), and Dubai (United Arab Emirates) are among the cities most at risk of sea level rise and flooding.
Global temperature rise has not only affected the surface but it is also the main cause of ocean acidification. Our oceans absorb about 30% of carbon dioxide that is released into the Earth’s atmosphere. As higher concentrations of carbon emissions are released thanks to human activities such as burning fossil fuels as well as effects of global climate change such as increased rates of wildfires, so do the amount of carbon dioxide that is absorbed back into the sea.
The smallest change in the acidity scale can have a significant impact on the acidity of the ocean. Ocean acidification has devastating impacts on marine ecosystems and species, its food webs, and provoke irreversible changes in habitat quality. Once acidity (pH) levels reach too low, marine organisms such as oysters, their shells and skeleton could even start to dissolve.
However, one of the biggest environmental problems from ocean acidification is coral bleaching and subsequent coral reef loss. This phenomenon occurs when rising ocean temperatures disrupt the symbiotic relationship between the reefs and algae that lives within it, driving away the algae and causing coral reefs to lose their natural vibrant colours. Some scientists have estimated coral reefs are at risk of being completely wiped by 2050. Higher acidity in the ocean would obstruct coral reef systems’ ability to rebuild their exoskeletons and recover from these coral bleaching events.
Studies have shown that the global food system is responsible for up to one-third of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, of which 30% comes from livestock and fisheries. Crop production releases greenhouse gases such as nitrous oxide through the use of fertilizers.
A 28-member farming group in Machakos, Kenya farms a 4-acre plot where they grow oranges, avocado, vegetables, maize. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
60% of the world’s agricultural area is dedicated to cattle ranching, although it only makes up 24% of global meat consumption.
Agriculture not only covers a vast amount of land but it also consumes a vast amount of freshwater, another one of the biggest environmental problems on this list. Arable lands and grazing pastures cover one-third of Earth’s land surfaces and together, they consume three-quarters of the world’s limited freshwater resources.
Scientists and environmentalists have continuously warned that we need to rethink our current food system; switching to more sustainable farming methods and a more plant-based-oriented diet would dramatically reduce the carbon footprint of the conventional agriculture industry.
Organic matter is a crucial component of soil as it allows it to absorb carbon from the atmosphere. Plants absorb CO2 from the air naturally and effectively through photosynthesis and part of this carbon is stored in the soil as soil organic carbon (SOC). Healthy soil has a minimum of 3-6% organic matter. However, almost everywhere in the world, the content is much lower than that.
According to the United Nations, about 40% of the planet’s soil is degraded. Soil degradation refers to the loss of organic matter, changes in its structural condition and/or decline in soil fertility and it is often the result of human activities, such as traditional farming practices including the use of toxic chemicals and pollutants. If business as usual continued through 2050, experts project additional degradation of an area almost the size of South America. But there is more to it. If we do not change our reckless practices and step up to preserve soil health, food security for billions of people around the world will be irreversibly compromised, with an estimated 40% less food expected to be produced in 20 years’ time despite the world’s population projected to reach 9.3 billion people.
12. Food and Water Insecurity
Rising temperatures and unsustainable farming practices have resulted in increasing water and food insecurity.
Globally, more than 68 billion tonnes of top-soil is eroded every year at a rate 100 times faster than it can naturally be replenished. Laden with biocides and fertiliser, the soil ends up in waterways where it contaminates drinking water and protected areas downstream.
Furthermore, exposed and lifeless soil is more vulnerable to wind and water erosion due to lack of root and mycelium systems that hold it together. A key contributor to soil erosion is over-tilling: although it increases productivity in the short-term by mixing in surface nutrients (e.g. fertiliser), tilling is physically destructive to the soil’s structure and in the long-term leads to soil compaction, loss of fertility and surface crust formation that worsens topsoil erosion.
With the global population expected to reach 9 billion people by mid-century, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) projects that global food demand may increase by 70% by 2050. Around the world, more than 820 million people do not get enough to eat.
As UN Secretary-General António Guterres remarked at a high-level virtual meeting in 2020, “Unless immediate action is taken, it is increasingly clear that there is an impending global food security emergency that could have long term impacts on hundreds of millions of adults and children.” Guterres urged for countries to rethink their food systems and encouraged more sustainable farming practices.
In terms of water security, only 3% of the world’s water is freshwater, and two-thirds of that is tucked away in frozen glaciers or otherwise unavailable for our use. As a result, some 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to water, and a total of 2.7 billion find water scarce for at least one month of the year. By 2025, two-thirds of the world’s population may face water shortages.
The fashion industry accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions, which makes it one of the biggest environmental problems of our time. Fashion alone produces more greenhouse gas emissions than both the aviation and shipping sectors combined, and nearly 20% of global wastewater, or around 93 billion cubic metres from textile dyeing, according to the UN Environment Programme.
What’s more, the world generates an estimated 92 million tonnes of textiles waste every year, a number that is expected to soar up to 134 million tonnes a year by 2030. Discarded clothing and textile waste, most of which is non-biodegradable, ends up in landfills, while microplastics from clothing materials such as polyester, nylon, polyamide, acrylic and other synthetic materials is leeched into soil and nearby water sources.
Monumental amounts of clothing textile are also dumped in developing countries, as seen in Chile’s Atacama Desert. Millions of tons of clothes arrive annually from Europe, Asia, and the Americas. In 2023, 46 million tons of discarded clothes were dumped and left to rotten there, according to Chilean customs statistics.
Garment factory in the Philippines. Photo: ILO Asia-Pacific/Flickr.
This rapidly growing issue is only exacerbated by the ever-expanding fast fashion business model, in which companies relies on cheap and speedy production of low quality clothing to meet the latest and newest trends. While the United Nations Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action sees signatory fashion and textile companies commit to achieving net zero emission by 2050, a majority of businesses around the world have yet to address their roles in climate change.
In the World Economic Forum’s 2025 Global Risks report, climate change and risks related to artificial intelligence (AI) topped the chart for the top 10 global risks in the coming decade. The report also points to the interconnections of economic, geopolitical, societal risks with environmental and technological risks.
The environmental impacts of AI stem from energy consumption in training the AI models, inference from daily use of AI tools, water usage to cool the data centres that power it, and hardware carbon footprint. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently revealed that just saying “please” and “thank you” to ChatGPT adds tens of millions in computing costs due to higher energy use.
Open AI reportedly consumed some 1,287 MWh of electricity to train its GPT-3 model – the equivalent to the energy needed to power over 120 US homes for a year. Due to the sheer volume of queries processed daily, inference accounts for over 60% of AI’s total carbon footprint.
Despite these impacts, there is still no standardized method to measure AI-related emissions due to the lack of transparency from providers, variability in the carbon intensity of local power grids, and the diversity of AI tools in use. So, while the allure of AI’s potential is undeniable, we must confront its negative impact head-on.
Most people consume approximately twice as much food as they did 50 years ago and there are four times as many people on Earth as there were at the close of the 1960s. This is one driver of the 30% of commercially fished waters being classified as being “overfished.” This means that the stock of available fishing waters is being depleted faster than it can be replaced.
Overfishing comes with detrimental effects on the environment, including increased algae in the water, destruction of fishing communities, ocean littering as well as extremely high rates of biodiversity loss.
As part of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal number 14 (SDG 14), the UN and FAO are working towards maintaining the proportion of fish stocks within biologically sustainable levels. This, however, requires much stricter regulations of the world’s oceans than the ones already in place.
In July 2022, the World Trade Organization banned fishing subsidies to reduce global overfishing in a historic deal. Indeed, subsidies for fuel, fishing gear, and building new vessels, only incentivise overfishing and represent thus a huge problem.
Cobalt is quickly becoming the defining example of the mineral conundrum at the heart of the renewable energy transition. As a key component of battery materials that power electric vehicles (EVs), cobalt is facing a sustained surge in demand as decarbonisation efforts progress. The world’s largest cobalt supplier is the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where it is estimated that up to a fifth of the production is produced through artisanal miners.
Cobalt mining, however, is associated with dangerous workers’ exploitation and other serious environmental and social issues. Southern regions of the DRC are not only home to cobalt and copper but also large amounts of uranium. In mining regions, scientists have made note of high radioactivity levels. In addition, mineral mining, similar to other industrial mining efforts, often produces pollution that leaches into neighbouring rivers and water sources. Dust from pulverised rock is known to cause breathing problems for local communities as well.
On May 15, 2019, Rev. Jesse Jackson broke the siege of the Venezuelan embassy in Washington to deliver food and supplies to antiwar activists defending it from the Trump admin and its violent proxies among the fake Juan Guaido mafia it had recognized as Venezuela’s government.
Jesse took this physical risk and stood for international law while afflicted with Parkinson’s, which had forced him to dial back his famously frenetic schedule.
Best known as a civil rights activist and understudy of MLK Jr., Jesse Jackson was also a diplomat who leveraged his status and personal gravitas to secure the release of Navy Lt. Robert Goodman, whose plane was shot down while attacking Lebanon, through in-person negotiations with Syrian Pres. Hafez Al-Assad.
Jesse was the first major Democratic presidential candidate to recognize the PLO and force the issue of Palestinian statehood. He campaigned against the criminal US embargo of Cuba, led grassroots opposition to apartheid South Africa, and spoke at the funeral of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
His geopolitical chops were on display during the 1984 and ‘88 primary debates, demonstrating a command of international issues that would have put any of today’s leading Democrats to shame. Jackson’s two presidential campaigns paved the way for those of Bernie Sanders, who proved more malleable and milquetoast on foreign policy.
Barack Obama considered Jesse a threat to his bid to win over the Zionist lobby and suburban white swing voters. And Jesse privately (and once on a hot mic) recognized Obama as a hollow fraud who would spend more time lecturing Black America than delivering material results for it.
With the backing of Wall Street and the war state, Obama supplanted Jackson, ensuring that there would no longer be a place for his brand of politics within the Democratic Party. Indeed, there is no contemporary successor to Jesse Jackson within the party, only the corporate misleaders and progressive pretenders now memorializing a whitewashed version of his legacy.
And here is the Semen Drip Rapist:
The Russian model Ruslana Korshunova, according to declassified files, visited Jeffrey Epstein’s island in 2006 when she was still 17 years old… just 2 years later, she fell from the 9th floor of an apartment building where she lived in New York.
Remember the case of Dusti Rhea Duke, a girl who was only 14 years old when she was abused by Trump… 5 years after the abuse, she gathered the courage to report him for rape to the police and 2 weeks after filing the complaint… Dusti was found “suicided” with a gunshot to the head. in Kiefer, Oklahoma.
She is not the first girl connected to Epstein’s pedophilia network who has appeared suicided under strange circumstances.
Trump’s first wife, Ivana Zelníčková, fell down the stairs and died just a week before she was supposed to testify against Trump.
She is buried on a golf course; her grave is overgrown with weeds, and no one ever visits it.
For some reason, that doesn’t surprise anyone at all…
For his 1993 book, “The Lost Tycoon,” Harry Hurt III acquired Ivana’s divorce deposition, in which she stated that Trump raped her.
In fact, women have been making allegations that Donald Trump has sexually assaulted or harassed them for decades, including in sworn court filings. Some of the behavior women have described to reporters closely parallels Trump’s own characterization of his conduct in a recently unearthed 2005 recording.
“I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait,” he told then-”Access Hollywood” host Billy Bush. (Access Hollywood is owned and distributed by NBCUniversal, the parent company of NBC News and MSNBC.) In the tape, Trump brags bout how being a star means “you can do anything,” including “grab them by the pussy.”
Related: Four Women Accuse Trump of Inappropriately Touching Them Years Apart: Reports
Other charges against Trump are substantially more serious. In a deposition taken during their divorce proceedings in 1989, Ivana Trump, the mother of Trump’s three eldest children, said he raped her, but when it was reported on again last year, she said “the story is totally without merit.” A set of claims from a Jane Doe, who alleges Trump raped her in 1994, when she was 13, is pending in federal court. Trump’s attorney has called that accusation “categorically untrue and an obvious publicity stunt aimed at smearing my client.”
On Thursday, Trump said at a rally, “These vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false,” and promised to present “substantial evidence to dispute these lies.”
Here are the allegations that have been publicly made against Trump, from oldest to newest, as well as his or his campaign’s responses to the claims. NBC News has also reached out to these women individually. None of these allegations have been independently verified by NBC News.
Yoga instructor and lifestyle coach Karena Virginia alleged that Trump and other men approached her as she waited for a car service at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in Flushing, New York, and that Trump touched her right breast.
“I was quite surprised when I overheard him talking to the other men about me. He said, ‘Hey, look at this one, we haven’t seen her before. Look at those legs.’” Virginia said at a press conference with women’s rights lawyer Gloria Allred. “As though I was an object, rather than a person.”
“He then walked up to me and reached his right arm and grabbed my right arm, then his hand touched the right inside of my breast. I was in shock. I flinched,” she continued.
She said Trump then asked her, “Don’t you know who I am? Don’t you know who I am?” Virginia said that for years afterwards she blamed herself because she was wearing a short skirt and heels.
Allred served as an elected delegate for Clinton during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in July.
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Petras held the tiller firm after the early 80s, insisting that class struggle analysis was fundamental, and refusing the conceits of respectable academia along with the controlled opposition of the NGO industrial complex and its professional cadres.
Professor James Petras, 89, world-renowned sociologist, public intellectual, and scholar of Latin American politics and global economics, died peacefully on January 17, 2026, in Seattle, WA, surrounded by family. A prolific scholar and activist, he devoted his life to challenging power, imperialism, and inequality.
Born January 17, 1937, in Lynn, MA, Professor Petras was a Greek American who earned his B.A. from Boston University and Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. Joining Binghamton University in 1972, he became Bartle Professor of Sociology, a Professor Emeritus, and an adjunct professor at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax. His Greek immigrant working-class upbringing shaped his lifelong dedication to class struggle, inequalities, and marginalized communities. Over decades of teaching, he mentored generations of students who went on to become scholars, activists, and community leaders.
Petras was an uncompromising voice for social justice across the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. His life’s work bridged the classroom, the written word, and the struggles of workers, peasants, and social movements, leaving a powerful intellectual and moral legacy. Petras was renowned for the breadth and volume of his writing, becoming one of the most prolific critical sociologists of his generation.
He authored over 62 books, translated into 29 languages, and published hundreds of academic articles in leading journals such as the American Sociological Review, British Journal of Sociology, Social Research, Journal of Contemporary Asia, and Journal of Peasant Studies. He reached the broad public through more than 2,000 essays in outlets including The New York Times, The Guardian, The Nation, The Monthly Review, The New Left Review, Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy, Partisan Review, Canadian Dimension, Le Monde Diplomatique, La Jornada, his official website: https://petras.lahaine.org/ and https://radio36.com.uy
His books were published by major presses including Random House, Wiley, Routledge, Macmillan, Verso, Zed Books, Pluto Press, and Clarity Press, reflecting the global impact of his ideas.
A leading expert on Latin American politics, he examined how neoliberalism, transnational capital, and U.S. foreign policy impacted society and political resistance movements, producing influential works including: Unmasking Globalization: Imperialism of the Twenty-First Century (2001); The Dynamics of Social Change in Latin America (2000), System in Crisis (2003), co-author Social Movements and State Power (2003), Empire with Imperialism (2005), co-author Multinationals on Trial (2006) and Rulers and Ruled in the U.S. Empire (2007).
Beyond academia, Petras engaged with leaders including Salvador Allende in Chile, Andreas Papandreou in Greece, Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, and met with Fidel Castro in his later years. His commitment to social justice includes 11 years of work with the Brazilian Landless Workers’ Movement. In 1973-1976, he was a member of the Bertrand Russell Tribunal on Repression in Latin America. He believed that scholarship should support the struggles for justice, which influenced both his teaching and his extensive public engagements.
His distinguished career earned honors such as the Best Dissertation Award from the Western Political Science Association, the Lifetime Career Award from the American Sociological Association’s Marxist Sociology Section, and the Robert Kenny Award for Best Book.
Outside his scholarly life, he was a devoted father and grandfather, sharing his love of the Red Sox baseball team with his children, an avid fisherman who brought home stamps and coins from around the world. He enjoyed simple living, playing games and creating a robust garden for food consumption and the beauty of flowers. He is survived by Professor Elizabeth Petras, Stefan Petras, Anthippy Petras, Wendy Petras, Liam Petras, and Xana Petras-Roper. His collaborators and dear friends include Henry Veltmeyer, Morris Morley, Fred York and many, many more. James Petras is remembered with deep respect by students, colleagues, comrades, and readers worldwide for his fierce intellect, moral clarity, and enduring faith in social transformation.
James Petras talks to Hesham Tillawi about Israel’s power in the United States, the title of his latest book. Jewish control of the Media, Banking, and Congress. AIPAC
Norman Finkelstein exposes himself as a Zionist in a debate with James Petras
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Interview with James Petras: Neoliberalism and resistance
6 May 2009
FRFI
James Petras is a revolutionary, anti-imperialist activist and writer, who has worked with the Brazilian landless workers’ movement and the unemployed workers’ movement in Argentina. He gave this interview to Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism! on 21 March 2003.
FRFI: What is the strategic importance of Latin America for the US, particularly in the present circumstances?
Well let’s deal with the phoney arguments that say Latin America’s percentage of world trade has been declining; its importance for the US economy as a whole, as a percentage of its world trade, has been declining, so it is not very important. These are generalised arguments with inappropriate comparisons. It is important to note that Latin America is the area where the US banks get the highest rates of return and where historically they have received the greatest part of their overseas earnings. Banks like Citibank and Bank of America have been enormously successful in transferring illegal funds from Latin America, amounting to tens of billions of dollars every year. In addition Latin America is the only region in the world where the US has favourable external accounts balance of payments, so it helps to compensate for the enormous deficits it has in Asia and even in Europe. From that vantage point, if the US did not have Latin America the dollar would be weaker and its external accounts would be in even worse shape than they are right now.
There are other factors apart from its significant global strategic importance. Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, and Argentina are all oil-producing regions and provide an important source of petroleum to the United States, particularly in times of crisis in the Middle East. The US has in Latin America, usually, a solid bloc of votes which it is able to mobilise to counteract opposition in other regions. There is also the fact that the US corporations in Latin America, particularly the 500 biggest corporations in the United States, control significant parts of the Latin American economy, and I don’t just mean industry and raw materials. I mean fast food, real estate, tourism, air traffic etc. You have a whole array of important strategic sectors of the US multinationals and banking which are able to appropriate profits, interest payments and royalty transfers, that help bolster sagging positions within the United States. For all these reasons, I think Latin America is extremely important. The concern particularly with Colombia, but Venezuela also, has to do precisely with the fear that a successful social transformation would have a demonstration effect on the rest of Latin America. It would undermine this notion that it is not possible to carry out change under the so-called conditions of globalisation, which has become one of the main arguments for all sorts of fake left and reformist people who say: ‘Well yes of course we should forget about the debt, of course we should fight neo-liberalism, but let’s be realistic, how far can we go given the power and dominance of the US?’ Or again they use this very amorphous term ‘globalisation won’t allow it’. I think the struggle in Colombia is precisely over the attempt by the United States to prevent that invincibility myth from being eroded.
FRFI: Could you say something about the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), which is being planned in this context?
First let’s look at what has happened in the last decade. The 1990s was a decade that was horrible for Latin America in every sense of the word. Income declined, poverty increased, the biggest economies went belly up and Brazil had the worst growth record in its modern history. On the other hand, for US investors, bankers, industrialists and telecommunications, it was the golden age. Never did they take out so many profits, never were so many public firms handed over to monopolies, never were they able to enforce so much interest transfers, never were they able to ship out so much illicit earnings through their financial circuits because of the deregulation of financial markets. Now, this golden age isn’t enough. Washington wants it all and I think a lot of thinkers are mistaken in underestimating the voracious appetite of US imperialism.
Two things have to be kept in mind. One is that extremely lucrative sectors of the Latin American economies still are in the public sector, largely because of mass trade union struggles. I’m talking about the petroleum industry, electrical power and light industries in Ecuador and in Mexico. I’m talking about some of the minerals, gas and oil in Bolivia and several other strategic sectors which they haven’t been able to privatise because of enormous worker resistance. The same is true in Colombia, some of the public utilities held back. So FTAA will fashion a framework in which the rules it sets will supersede national legislation on public-private divisions. Secondly, and more importantly, the principal backers of the current neo-liberal policies have lost support. They are no longer able to mystify the population; they are totally discredited. That group of political clients of the US in the 1990s are totally discredited everywhere. Toledo [in Peru] gets elected and within six months he is down to single digit support. Sanchez de Lozada [in Bolivia] is barely holding on to power and the betting is that he doesn’t last out his regime.
There is fear that this golden egg that they have been hatching every year is going to be lost, so they want to go beyond the nation state where the pressures are enormous, to set up a commission of free trade, in Miami probably, run by a US official or a notable client, where they don’t have to worry directly about legislators and local officials or mass movements. They will be immune to those direct pressures. So the free trade area will be multi-purpose. It is a further stage that goes from neo-colonialism to outright colonialism. Sovereignty is totally dissolved in this supra-national entity which is simply another arm of US imperialism. The US government will have the dominant influence. Along with this free trade area you need some mechanism to sustain the decisions and implement them against forceful majorities and that is why US military bases are being set up, joint training exercises and further deepening involvement through the Plan Colombia initiative or the Andean initiative etc.
There is one further embellishment to this and I think this is probably a bit more controversial. With the disintegration of the older generation of neo-liberals, I am talking about Cardoso [in Brazil], Noboa [in Ecuador] etc, a new wave of neo-liberals disguised as social-democrats, like Lula da Silva [in Brazil], a populist, like Gutierrez [in Ecuador], are now backing the FTAA, although they want to discuss the timing and the concessions they can secure from the United States. So they are not just operating on the level of direct control, they are also working through this new wave of former leftists or populists as the new supporters. However, Gutierrez, is already facing opposition from his former allies in the Indian organisations, and Lula is already facing major challenges from metal workers and public employees for his drastic IMF austerity programme. So again this idea of having a supra-national entity is high on the agenda in Washington. FRFI: How do you see the resistance in Latin America developing?
The resistance is extremely widespread; the opposition to FTAA is enormous. I would say it involves three quarters of the population without exaggerating. I think if we look at Bolivia we see some of the most significant mass struggles today. They almost toppled Sanchez de Lozada on the day of the urban insurrection. When the police became involved he had to actually slink out of the Presidential Palace in an ambulance. Someone said he was dressed as a nurse – I don’t know if that is simply apocryphal – but the fact is that streets in cities like Santa Cruz and Cochabamba were practically taken over by the army but surrounded by huge opposition movements. They have an extraordinary leader there, Evo Morales, who has combined extra-parliamentary and parliamentary struggles in a very creative way, subordinating the parliamentary struggle to the mass struggle and creating a comando popular [popular coordinator] trying to merge the urban movements, the self-employed and progressive or class-oriented trade unions. The struggle there is extraordinarily advanced. Evo is a clear anti-imperialist, no ambiguities there, and while he embraces an autonomy for Indians and of course the legalisation of coca, he has a broader vision of a kind of Andean socialism, that is socialism adapted to the social formation of the Andean countries. Now that is one of the most advanced struggles.
Colombia is a second advanced struggle and I think we have to look at it as a multi-dimensional struggle. The big confrontation by the guerrilla movement encompasses up to 25,000, but could easily escalate to 50,000 combatants. They are extremely well armed with light weaponry and prepared by an extraordinary leadership. Manuel Marulanda is one of the great guerrilla commanders of Latin American history, comparable to Ho Chi Minh in many ways or General Giap, the famous Vietnamese. The influence of the FARC probably extends anywhere between 40% upward of the countryside. Overwhelmingly a peasant formation, over 70-80%, whose leaders are closely tied to the mass struggle. They differ from some of the commanders of Central America, petty bourgeois professionals who found it pretty easy to return to cushy seats in Parliament abandoning many of their principles. I don’t think you’ll see that kind of phenomenon in Colombia. They are a very advanced movement with very strong class roots.
The second thing about Colombia is the mass struggle and here I think we have to look at the neo-liberal policies that have radicalised the trade union movement, that have radicalised the countryside. There is an agricultural block that goes from landless workers, small peasants, middle-sized coffee growers, who are adversely affected by the ending of government subsidies and free trade policies that have resulted in the import of cheap grains and the failure to provide support for coffee. So you have a block here that has had extraordinary success in mobilising tens of thousands in opposition to this government. You have the trade union movement, the public employees, school teachers, sections of manufacturing workers and banana workers, petrol workers, who have been in head-to-head confrontations with the regime and suffered the consequences through scores of killings etc. It’s a life and death struggle. The question of state power is on the table. At least the advanced detachments of the class struggle have put the question of socialism versus capitalism on the table. I think it’s the principal concern of the United States outside of the Middle East.
I just highlighted what I think are the most advanced movements. On a secondary level, but not far behind, is the movement in Venezuela, which is very complex, very contradictory, but moving toward a clearer class polarisation. Chavez began as a kind of foreign policy nationalist, which was enough to provoke the United States. He had carried out some welfare spending programmes, on housing, on schools etc. Very minimal introduction of some progressive taxation, the beginning of taxing some part of wealth. The whole tax system in Venezuela is extraordinarily regressive, based on taxing petroleum income. Chavez’s politics is a kind of progressive Bonapartism, balancing between different internal groups, maintaining US corporate interests while also determining independent foreign policy, on OPEC, on Cuba and in relationship to Plan Colombia etc. However, after two coup attempts led by the local bourgeoisie in alliance with the US, Chavez has begun to move in some very significant ways.
First, he’s cleaned out some sectors of the pro-imperialist military, which is important for any progress in the country. Secondly, he’s moved towards a more conscious and deliberate organisation of the neighbourhoods, the Bolivarian circles. Thirdly, he’s beginning to develop a policy of creating alternative class-orientated trade union nuclei to displace the pro-imperialist trade union cabals. Most significantly he has nationalised the public enterprises. Now that sounds a bit anomalous, but these are public enterprises in which 60% of the revenue was spent on salaries. The salaries of the senior executives were between $400-500,000 a year. Most of the profits from the oil earnings were invested in CITCO in the US, a $1 billion chain of gas stations bought by the Venezuelan state enterprise. Instead of investing back into Venezuela, instead of utilising the Venezuela financial networks of the public central bank to devise the priorities for social investments, economic investments, it was going outside, it was going through US, Wall Street and financial circles. So you have the bleeding of the principle dynamic sources of investment under the name of public investment.
Now Chavez has cleaned out most of these directors and some of the so-called technical people who would sabotage the whole operation. There was a kind of ruin or rule policy. They’ve been cut off and oil is now in the hands of – at least I can say – the nationalist Ali Rodriguez, who was a guerrilla in the 1960s and a moderate nationalist today. He’s a reasonably honest fellow, who, I think has given priority to revitalising oil as a source of domestic development and eliminating at least those extraordinary salaries and other investments. This is key. If you control the oil revenue, you can finance agrarian reform, you can finance public enterprises, you can finance public development of research, social development etc. So it is an extremely important move, the first step to creating what we might call a welfare state, a social economy, a nationalist social-democratic state. And I think the dynamics there are coming from below. Chavez has been trying to conciliate classes, but under the pressures of the struggle, the blows from imperialism and the pressure from below, he’s moving in a radical direction and that’s a very important development.
In Argentina, since the 2001 uprising you had an enormous radicalisation in the middle class. And I think we should use that term in quotation marks. What we know as the ‘middle-class’, making ten to twelve thousand dollars a year in Argentina, which in Buenos Aires was something like 35% or even more of the population, has been proletarianised. Many have lost their jobs, their incomes have been cut by two-thirds and they are no longer objectively middle-class. You have a downwardly mobile middle-class approaching the living standards of the proletariat and incorporating some of the mentality of class politics, engaging in marches, uprisings, supporting the unemployed workers’ movements etc. That’s a huge change. There has been an incredible collapse in living standards and growth of poverty reaching 60% of the population. This is in a country which in 1998 had a per capita income of $9,000 a year, now falling to $2,500-$2,700 per capita, which doesn’t take into account the great disparities. You have the organised unemployed, you have the growth of these neighbourhood popular assemblies, incorporation of the lower middle-class, the collapse of capitalism, the banking swindles and loss of savings.
Objectively, it should be a pre-revolutionary situation. However, what has happened? The fundamental subjective factor is lacking, and I’m not talking about the subjectivity of individuals or groups, I’m talking about the subjectivity problem of the existing left groupings. And one might add of the piqueteros, who have developed what I would call a very sectarian conception of the revolution. Each one with their small groups, fighting the other groups to see who can win over one or another neighbourhood, to put up their flag. So there’s been an appalling lack of unity in the face of this tremendous historical opportunity and I’m not picking and choosing. I think that there is a good deal of blame to pass around to all these groups. There’s been one ideological influence that’s affected some small groups of intellectuals who have disseminated it in popular neighbourhoods and actually influenced a few leaders. It is the concept that the new revolution will happen without taking state power. John Holloway [a British academic based in Mexico], for example, says that you don’t have to struggle for state power, you just create parallel organisations at the local level and they somehow multiply themselves and eventually they’ll transform the system through some form of permeation. This is a kind of warmed over Fabianism with a certain kind of populist veneer. It is an ideology which simply codifies the limitations of some of the locally-based movements instead of helping them to develop a real class consciousness and conception. None of the local problems can ever be solved – even the most elementary problems of food and jobs – simply by devising barter relations at the local level. In other words Holloway is raising to a political principle the survival strategies that people themselves have been forced to pursue.
So all of this together has led to a situation which is extremely difficult to deal with right now. The problem is that there are elections coming up. My position has been very negative toward electoral politics in general and in particular because of all the experiences we’ve had, past and present, with the evolution, adaptation of left electoral parties to the bourgeois state, bourgeois politics. However, the question I raise – I don’t have an answer – is how much of an abstentionist vote can you get? Can you get 50% abstention? What if you only get 25%? Then what do you do if 75% of the people are going to vote, particularly in the context where the insurrection is not on the table? So you have the possibility – I’m not saying I know the story yet – that the majority of the people in the streets is going to vote. The alternative perspective of an insurrectionary politics is not on the agenda. The bourgeois parties are divided at least six ways, which means a 25% majority, which a united left could secure, is being overlooked. What do you do in that context? Do you say elections? But if you say elections and all the little groups present their candidates to get two or three per cent of the vote, that’s going to be an illustration of weakness. If you call for an abstention and only get 25-30% of the vote what do you get out of that if a fascist like Menem comes to power, a Menem who is as sinister as any death squad leader in Latin America.
So it’s a difficult situation. I would dare to say, that if the left could present a unified candidate with some credibility, it could secure a vote and put into question the whole political order as a transition to a further radicalisation. If they can secure the 40-50% abstentions then by all means, delegitimise the system. So it’s hard to make a judgement from outside. It is clear that bourgeois parties are in deep crisis. It’s clear in the most vulgar Marxist sense that the whole capitalist system in Argentina is collapsing. Nothing is working. When you get 30% of the population that has absolutely nothing to lose but their chains, and 60% living below the poverty line, a middle-class that’s downwardly mobile, a ruling class that’s divided, obviously this is what Marx talked about when he talked about the possibilities of a socialist revolution.
The first time I met Salvador Allende was in 1965 in the bar of the US Senate building. At that ,he was a senator, and I was a graduate student writing my doctoral dissertation and was deeply involved in the anti-Vietnam War movement in the US. Before leaving San Francisco for Chile, the organizers of an upcoming demonstration had asked me to tape an interview with Senator Allende expressing his suppot for the anti-war movement in the US. Allende’s support was particularly important for the struggle in the US because the mass base of our movement was basically composed of students, middle-class professionals and very few workers. We felt it would be important for morale to have the international support of a leftist presidential candidate who received over a million votes, mainly from the working class, peasants, and the trade unions. — (Petras, 1998)
Although the work of James Petras has encompassed many different countries, it is not far-fetched to claim that Chile has decisively shaped both his insights about social processes and commitment to popular struggles; indeed for more than four decades, that ‘ long petal of wine, sea and snow’ called Chile has been at the centre of his formation and maturation as a revolutionary intellectual. His numerous contributions to our understanding of the interconnected dynamics of capitalist development and class struggles, which over the past half century have shaped Chilean society are impressive. However, equally admirable is that while engaging in analysis of the highest scholarly and political caliber, Petras has also consistently displayed three traits worthy of emulation, particularly at the present moment. Witnessed at first from afar as a mere student and later observed directly as one of his long-list of collaborators and co-authors, perhaps more than any other living intellectual James Petras has embodied these three qualities that define activist scholarship:
1. the unfailing courage to submit to ruthless criticism ‘everything under the sun’ even if it means going against the grain of the cherished myths of the ruling elites, mainstream academia and even the Left itself;
2. a genuine commitment to hear grassroots activists and militants not as ‘data’ but incorporating them into an on-going dialogue as a way of ‘naming the moment’ and defining effective lines of action;
3. a permanent concern with locating specific events transpiring in concrete social formations within the broader development of capitalism on a world scale and the struggle against imperialism, and to do so without reductionism, teleological thinking or loss of finely grained uniqueness of the phenomena studied
I have to go nostalgic just for a bit, considering the war for data, food, air, soil, and the battlefield is the mind: ‘160 countries depend on imported food and the water needed to make it.’
Yeah, I met Jesse in Southern Arizona when I was working as newspaperman for the Sierra Vista Dispatch and Bisbee Review: Nov. 18, 1982…. Like first week on the JOB.
On Oct. 23, William Thomas Jr., 33, and his father-in-law, Gus Tate, 52, were shot to death during a melee at Miracle Valley involving law enforcement authorities and several dozen members of the Christ Miracle Healing Center and Church.
The shooting occurred after Cochise County sheriff’s deputies entered the farming village just north of the Mexican border to serve traffic warrants.
Jackson, accompanied by the Rev. Warren Stewart of Phoenix, and the Rev. T.E. Gantt of Tucson, said he turned over to the Justice Department some 400 pictures of the affair taken by a newspaper photographer.
He said Reynolds told him that the information that was turned over will ‘save months of time’ in the investigation.
Jackson said Reynolds also said the department’s Community Relations Service would be in touch with
Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt to discuss how the state can best assure the safety of black members who want to return to the community.
R.I.P (power, Jesse!)
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The NAZIS are COMING. The NAZIS are coming:
The German chancellor also reiterated his pledge to make the German military the “strongest conventional army in Europe” and to “protect our free democratic order against internal and external enemies.” Moreover, he announced talks with French President Emmanuel Macron regarding the EU’s own “nuclear deterrence.”
Germany’s current and previous governments have, since Moscow began its “Special Military Operation” in Ukraine, been actively giving voice to a narrative alleging a “Russian threat” to justify its increased military spending. German officials have set 2029 as the deadline for the Bundeswehr to be “war-ready” for a potential conflict with Russia – something that Moscow has dismissed as “nonsense.”
The German People
Yet, the German government is not alone in its almost morbid Russophobia – its alleged fear of the “Russian Bear.” And like their government leaders, many Germans appear willing to deploy a nontransparent, human-free AI in a military context to “ensure their security.”
When it comes to trustworthiness, Germans trust AI more than ever before. In 2024, 48 percent reported a high degree of trust in AI. By 2025, this number had increased to 53 percent. Less than half expressed somewhat lower confidence in AI delivering trustworthy responses. Absolutely no trust in AI was expressed by a mere 4 percent in 2025 (up from 2% in 2024).
A recent survey indicates that one in three of the German populace is in favor of greater use of Artificial Intelligence in its society. And this includes a military use — AI-controlled killer bots.
What’s more, less than half of the respondents believe humans should make life-and-death decisions on the battlefield, a poll commissioned by Politico suggests.
In other words, roughly one-third of Germans embrace the use of autonomous AI-powered weapons systems in war instead of human decision makers.
Shit dog, look at that Arkin, man, always the dumb Goy with the Smart Talmudist:
Shit dawg . . . . Black History Month, going going GONE!
We gotta see TONS of Arab Zionists in body bags, and of course, MAGA mutts too, from the aircraft carriers to the fucking mess halls:
Fucking get them while they eat their double-cheeseburgers:
FUCKING SAVAGES:
“The US Wants To Replicate The Venezuelan Model In Iran” by coercing Iran into subordinating itself and its energy industry to the US. The “Trump Doctrine”, which is shaped by Under Secretary of War for Policy Elbridge Colby’s “Strategy of Denial”, seeks to deny strategic resources to the US’ rivals. Accordingly, it has an interest in cutting off China’s average import of 1.38 million barrels of Iranian oil per day last year, which could hit its economy hard if they’re not replaced (and that might be difficult).
These exports could then be redirected to India, thus enabling India to more than replace its average import of 1 million barrels per day of Russian oil last month, with the revenue placed in an escrow account per the Venezuelan precedent for release to Iran if it cuts a nuclear and missile deal with the US. Through these means, India could zero out its import of Russian oil while raising the US’ role over its energy security exactly as Trump 2.0 wants, with the end result dealing incredible harm to RIC.
Russia’s budgetary revenue from such sales would be reduced and could only realistically be replaced in part through more sales to China, though that might not be as easy as it sounds. The UK is preparing a campaign to seize Russia’s “shadow fleet” in the English Channel after being emboldened by the US’ seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker near its coast. If Russia doesn’t impose unacceptable costs on the UK, and it didn’t impose any on the US for doing this, then its Baltic Sea tankers might never reach China.
Those from the Black Sea might not reach it either if the UK allies with Greece and Cyprus to cut off Russia’s “shadow fleet” from that vector too. Pipeline exports, which have limits to how much they can be scaled, would then be the only means for replacing part of Russia’s lost oil exports to India with China apart from relatively minimal tanker exports from the Far East. The resultant economic pressure on Russia and China might make them susceptible to lopsided deals with the US on Ukraine and trade.
As for India, it already entered into a partially lopsided deal with the US as regards the informal quid pro quo of it agreeing to zero out its import of Russian oil in exchange for their trade deal, and the US’ growing influence over India’s energy security could curtail its hard-earned strategic autonomy. This might then be leveraged for coercing a reduction in India’s purchase of Chinese goods and services so as to place more pressure on the People’s Republic to agree to its own lopsided trade deal with the US.
WATER?
The fucking dams, dudes, the fucking dams and the Axis of Evil attacking the DAMS:
Hydropolitics has long been underexplored, yet it is becoming increasingly important in shaping the international order. While analysts often focus on pipelines, rare earth elements, or trade corridors, water is emerging as the most critical resource that will determine whether regions pursue cooperation or face conflict.
An essential component of contemporary international and regional stability is hydropolitics, which involves the strategic use and control of water resources as a political tool. Hydropolitics encompasses the complex policies, methods, plans, and actions that countries take to regulate, allot, and utilize water resources in a way that advances not only their economic objectives but also their geopolitical objectives. Given that it is a limited and necessary resource, water becomes a major concern in power dynamics, especially in areas where there are shortage issues. As countries negotiate and often disagree over water access and distribution arrangements, hydropolitics frequently acts as both a motivator for cooperation and a cause of conflict.
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA), which is a politically volatile region with limited water resources, is a prime example of a region where hydropolitics is significant in determining water security. The severe lack of water in the region is due to its dry climate and limited water resources. This situation is exacerbated by the fact that the main rivers in the region, such as the Nile, Euphrates and Tigris flow across multiple national borders and face conflicting demands. For example, Ethiopia’s construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GRED) on the Nile has caused tensions with Egypt and Sudan, which are heavily dependent on the waters of the Nile River.[3] In the same manner, Turkey’s large-scale dam projects on the Euphrates and Tigris rivers have had far reaching consequences for Syria and Iraq.[4] This demonstrates how hydropolitics shapes regional relationships, national policies, and the region’s approach to water management in the pursuit of water security and stability.
Water Wars: Navigating the Complexities of Hydropolitics and Hydroterrorism in the Middle East
The answer might lie in how countries with more food and water export those supplies to other countries
Watch why Alex showed his manhood, man, and what the fuck would you do, as the Gestapo yanks a woman out of her car while another Gestapo wields a fucking knife?
Cognitive Warfare in the Age of Unpeace: Strategies, Defenses, and the New Battlefield of the Mind is a definitive examination of the emergent arena of cognitive warfare—a battlefield where consciousness and cognition are under siege. Rooted in the historical lineage of warfare, this seminal tome charts a course from the stratagems of yesteryear’s influence operations to the digital subversions that define our current epoch.
The book is structured to provide a layered understanding of the subject. Part I lays the foundation, explaining how the age of unpeace has given rise to a new form of warfare that exists between peace and war, where the battle for influence is paramount. Part II describes the modern tools at the disposal of state and non-state actors, including AI and neurotechnological advancements, and the ways in which these tools can manipulate and coerce on a mass scale.
Through real-world case studies, Part III illustrates the practical application of cognitive strategies and the impact of such warfare on democracies, highlighting the need for robust countermeasures. In Part IV, the focus shifts to strategic insights, examining both offensive strategies for influence and subversion and the defensive strategies necessary to maintain cognitive sovereignty.
The latter sections, Parts V and VI, provide a forward-looking perspective on building societal and governmental defenses against cognitive attacks. These include fostering societal resilience through public education, developing policy and governance frameworks, and addressing the ethical dimensions of cognitive defense.
The final chapters speculate on the future trajectory of cognitive warfare, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation and the establishment of ‘cognitive peace’. With its conclusion and appendices providing a roadmap and additional resources, this book stands as an essential guide for policymakers, security experts, academics and citizens alike in understanding and countering the sophisticated threat of cognitive warfare in our increasingly interconnected world.
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My days along the US-Mexico border………………….
God, I hated my traditional J-School days: Always leaning in with the fucking ACAB getting the best and last words.
Makes me sick to my 69-year-old stomach that the cunts of AmeriKKKa call the media, the So-Called Liberal Media!
I just tossed all my clips of all my work at newspapers. No PDF’s. Why keep them? For future Netflix screenplays? Because people want to read all the stuff I have published in newspapers before WWW, before PDF hell, before all of that? WHY? For Substack, that bastion of money-making for me, a dyed-in-the-wool fucking commie?
Like I told Fish from North Arkansas:
“Nobody really believes me when I say I played tennis with Lee Marvin and gave him a screenplay that I thought he’d like as the lead, Just a Coupla Chancers, about a rancher in Southern Arizona who shelters a Salvadoran boy who is the only remaining survivor of 13 dead Salvadorans in the desert.
“Or, getting drunk with Robert Bly or Kurt Vonnegut? Nah, these fuckers think it’s all in my fucking psycho head.”
“Nah, my extra part in a movie with Ann Margaret and Joe Namath, CC Rider?”
“Yeah, I was going on 14 years of age, 5’9” and 165-pound wrestler, super tanned (punks called me a beaner until I fucking beaned them) and I lied about my age to the extra casting director, telling them I was 17, with my fucking goatee, and my Husky bike, fake ID from my older sister’s friends in the Huns. I got into the motocross scenes, and there I am on the screen, with a Viva t-shirt.”
“I hung out with William Smith. He was in no way going to get his ass kicked by a Broadway Joe, but that’s Hollywood!”
Yeah, I was looking to do the biceps like him. I was getting buff, man, and this guy and I talked during the off time fucking movies generate between takes and set-ups.
Fuck it: Nostalgia in a TIME of JewLandia!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Does anyone remember this guy? He has been in tons of movies (almost always a villain) and tv shows. He is probably best known as Conan’s father and as Clint Eastwood’s nemesis in “Any Which Way You Can”. One of my favorite roles was the pilot episode of The Rockford Files where he plays a thug/martial artist. He had an awesome physique, good looks and a laundry list of accomplishments…
Appeared in the final episode of Batman (1966).
Lifetime Achievement Award from Academy of Bodybuilding and Fitness
Record-holder for reverse-curling his own body weight.
2 Time Arm Wrestling World Champion-200lb class-Petaluma, CA
Served in the Airforce, National Security Agency, during the Korean War.
Graduated UCLA Cum Laude.
He was the Marlboro Man in the final televised Marlboro commercial.
Fluent in English, Russian, German, French, Serbo-Croatian.
Competed as a downhill skier in AAU events at Mammoth Mountain
Competed in motocross events with Steve McQueen and doubled as one of the track riders in C.C. & Company (1970).
Had a 31-1 record as an amateur boxer
Held the Air Force Light-Heavyweight Weightlifting Championship
Performed over 5,100 continuous sit-ups over a five hour period
Played semi-pro football for the Wiesbaden Flyers in Germany
Has a Masters Degree in Russian and taught Russian Language Studies at UCLA in the late 1950s.
Won a Muscle Beach contest by performing 35 inverted handstand dips
Honorary member of the Stuntmen’s Association of Motion Pictures.
Direct descendant of Western figures Kit Carson and Daniel Boone.
Bruce Lee personally offered Smith the co-lead in Enter the Dragon (1973), but another film went over schedule and John Saxon stepped into the role.
Filmed an eight-minute test pilot portraying Caine for the TV series Kung Fu (1972), wearing prosthetic eyepieces to make him appear Chinese. The network wanted Smith for the role, but producer Jerry Thorpe ultimately deemed him too muscular and menacing.
Studied kung fu for eight years with Jimmy Woo and kenpo karate master Ed Parker.
Stunt doubled for former Tarzan Lex Barker while living in France.
Turned down the role of Tarzan at MGM.
Training partner of first Mr. Olympia, Larry Scott.
Fought California wildfires in the early 1950s
Worked as a lifeguard on the French Riviera
Worked as a trainer at Bert Goodrich’s Hollywood Gym
Child actor in both “A” and “B” movies of the 1940s. He stated in a horror magazine that during breaks on the set of The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), star Lon Chaney Jr., treated all of the children on the set to ice cream.
Threw the discus 151 feet at a time when the top AAU distance was 150.6 feet.
Won the Light-Heavyweight German-Austrian Boxing Championship while in the service.
In 1942’s The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), he plays the boy who throws the little girl’s ball to the top of the roof. This role marks the first of his many appearances as a villain.
Has a master’s degree in Russian.
His favorite writer is Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Recipient of the 2008 Silver Spur Award.
Recipient of the 2005 Southern California Motion Picture Council Award.
Inducted into the Venice Muscle Beach Bodybuilding Hall of Fame 2010.
Bill Smith is also a most accomplished bull whip master. In a 2011 History Channel special on “Marksmen” he was chosen as “the most skilled bull whip master known today.” In several feats of skill & accuracy he demonstrated among other things, how the tip at the end of a bull whip goes supersonic just before it pulls the flame off a candle. The “crack of the whip” sound is the result of the tip going supersonic & breaking the sound barrier, as was demonstrated in “slo-mo” video.
Auditioned for a role in Django Unchained (2012).
For anyone doubting or wanting to get a load of his actual riding ability, you only need to watch him ride in his 1972 film Piranha where he races his former, Laredo co-star, Peter Brown, through the Amazon jungles of Venezuela for nearly 10 minutes (Note, I didn’t say watch the movie). Or, for more of his riding talents keep an eye out for 1976’s Scorchy, where star Connie Stevens, in a dune buggy, chases Bill who’s riding a Kawasaki F11 250 through the streets of Seattle.
Truth be told, Bill was simply more comfortable riding a bike than driving a car. As his son Willie (William Smith III) affirms:
Dad always preferred riding bikes over driving. If the weather permitted, he’d ride seven days a week if he could. He always maintained a street bike and a dirt bike at the house. If he got rid of his Honda 450, he’d replace it with a 750. He kept a Kawasaki for the dirt, and also had a Husqvarna/Sportster.
Although not well known, Bill use to ride with fellow rider and movie star, Steve McQueen. Often Bill’s son, Willie, and Steve’s son, Chad McQueen, would race their dirt bikes at competitions at Indian Dunes motocross park in Valencia, California.
Willie says:
Our families would camp out there and Dad and Steve would take their bikes and ride all around the Indian Dunes deserts, racing on and off the tracks just having fun. But they were pretty much just out there supporting us kids.
At Indian Dunes, my dad had more fun riding in the desert than motocross racing. He only knew one thing on the throttle, and that was all out. He and his friend, stunt legend Paul Nuckles use to do Poker Runs, where you go around the track and have to get a card every time you go around, and whoever got the best hand in poker, won the money in the pot. Dad loved doing stuff like that cause he really couldn’t devote to pro competitive racing because of his commitments to his television and film work. Although pops did do amateur racing in motocross parks like Saddleback Park, Indian Dunes, did poker runs and desert runs, with all professional racers around him going full blast, he was always able to keep up with them.
But, really, he just loved the free feeling of riding a bike fast, the engine running and the wind hitting his face. He just loved the freedom of bikes. He was a true motorcycle enthusiast and had no fear at all, and in the desert, he always had it flat out. Pop was fast and fearless. You could never bet my dad anything. One time someone bet him he couldn’t ride his bike through the Café Brasserie on Sunset Blvd and go through the front door and ride through the expensive restaurant. Well, sure enough not only did he do that with his chopper, but while his friend was on the back of his bike too. He rode that thing between tables, shocked guests and waiters while the owners, Arri and his wife Rosemary, watched in horror as he tried to go down an impossible staircase that was incredibly steep and had a 30-foot drop, all while wearing his thong slippers on his feet and laughing. Needless to say, he didn’t make it, and crashed.
(March 24, 1933 – July 5, 2021)
Yeah, I digress. Who the fuck wouldn’t in this Semen Drip Rapist and Pedophile White Man’s House Minyan WORLD.
Punch Drunk in Love with Killing: Two of them, Adolph Bibi & Semen Drip Trump, Captured ‘all the World’s a Staging Ground for Death’
and we wake up to our Starbucks, scroll, look at more redacted child rape images, pretend that the star of David is some Xmas tree decoration, and anticipate another few million about do die
This is fucking schizophrenic, daily, with these headlines:
Will Trump’s Legacy Be Saved If He Starts World War III?
Was Jeffrey Epstein an Israeli Spy?
Reports Claim US Readying ‘Long-Term’ Attrition Op Against Iran
Yes, Cuba Has Been Abandoned Now As Well: The Zionist siege of the island has begun in earnest now.
You got to do sepuka, man, some of us who never thought we’d be back to that cocksucker:
It’s difficult to wrap my head around this since everything in the West is putrified: Press, Media, Education, Commerce, Finance, Banking, Real Estate, Culture, Arts, Medicine, Policing, Local Government, Federal Agencies, and especially the soul of a nation.
There is no leading edge of discourse now that there is no mass movement to stop the war(S), all the war ($) against people. More fishers being gunboated and missiled to death in the Caribbean? It’s a blip on the collective fucking Americanos’ radar.
You’ve got war criminals leading this fucking apocalypse:
These nations frequently join Israel and the U.S. in voting against General Assembly resolutions that demand immediate ceasefires or condemn Israeli military actions:
Countries Explicitly Rejecting “Genocide” Allegations
These nations have publicly stated that they do not believe Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide or have called the ICJ case “baseless” or “meritless”:
United States: Rejects the allegations as “unfounded” and “meritless”.
Germany: “Explicitly rejects” the genocide charges, citing its historical responsibility and the lack of genocidal intent.
United Kingdom: Has described the genocide allegations as “unjustified”.
Czech Republic: Consistently rejects the allegations and maintains strong diplomatic backing for Israel.
Hungary: Opposes the genocide characterization and has frequently voted against UN resolutions targeting Israel.
Austria: While calling for humanitarian aid, it has rejected the genocide label and voted against several ceasefire resolutions.
Countries Consistently Voting Against Related UN Resolutions
These nations frequently join Israel and the U.S. in voting against General Assembly resolutions that demand immediate ceasefires or condemn Israeli military actions:
Argentina (Under the Milei administration)
Fiji
Guatemala
Liberia
Micronesia
Nauru
Palau
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Tonga
Countries Maintaining Neutrality or Silence
Many Western and Pacific nations have refrained from using the term “genocide,” often stating that only a court (the ICJ) can make such a determination, or they have abstained from key votes:
Australia: While critical of the humanitarian situation, it has not supported the genocide claim and often abstains from UN votes.
Canada: Advocates for a two-state solution but has not declared support for the genocide allegations.
Denmark: Foreign officials have refrained from accusing Israel of genocide, stating it is a matter for the courts.
Japan: Generally abstains or remains cautious in its rhetoric regarding the legal definition of the conflict.
Italy: Has expressed concern over civilian casualties but has not supported the genocide case at the ICJ.
Netherlands & Switzerland: Noted as nations that often provide diplomatic and trade with Israel.
It’s fucking capitalism, the most unnatural concept to mankind, besides Judaism.
You see, business as usual, man oh man:
And the fucking Muslim people under those dictatorships, under those police states?
Then you have this?
In a commentary published by Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, Egyptian writer Wael Qandil examines Iran’s role and power in confronting the Zionist project. He argues that what the United States and the Zionist regime demand from Iran is identical to what they demand from Hamas and the Palestinian resistance: immediate and total disarmament.
If such a demand were fulfilled, the region would be turned into an Israeli “farm,” where the occupation chooses a victim to slaughter each day.
From the outset, the central objective of the U.S.–Zionist project has been to eliminate any possibility of an Arab or regional power capable of obstructing or threatening the occupying regime.
Accordingly, Washington and Tel Aviv have made no secret—since launching their genocidal war on Gaza—that their first goal is to destroy all Arab resistance movements in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iraq, in order to advance toward the ultimate objective: disarming Iran, the greatest remaining obstacle to the Zionist project in the region.
This fucking SUbstack, man, you can go down the rabbit hole of endless prognostications:
One thing’s for sure, Trump’s window for a large-scale and prolonged attack probably extends only until midterm season begins. This is likely why Netanyahu just made a record sixth emergency visit to the US in order to plead his case, though some reports claimed that Trump rebuffed him—for now at least.
Everyone’s backs are to the wall: for Trump, it’s a last hurrah. For Iran, the “regime” is perceived to be weakened and vulnerable. We now wait to see if Trump’s appetite for risk leads him to truly open up “Pandora’s box” once and for all, giving Iran no choice but to go all out, or whether diplomacy prevails. But even if a compromise is reached, Israel holds the wildcard, and a desperate Netanyahu could attack Iran unilaterally, igniting another conflagration across the region.
But in the end, we get this from MAGA MAGA MAGA:
MAHA’s “Real Food” campaign spokesperson, Mike Tyson is a convicted rapist (1992):
In July 1991, Tyson was accused of raping 18-year-old Desiree Washington, a beauty-pageant contestant, at the Canterbury Hotel in Indianapolis. He was indicted on charges including rape, criminal deviate conduct, and confinement. In February 1992, an Indiana jury found Tyson guilty of rape and related charges. He was sentenced to a prison term with a portion suspended and ultimately served about three years in an Indiana state prison, being released in March 1995.
Mike Tyson says he grew up on food stamps, and that eating junk and processed food was all he knew:
Oh, then this headline as the Axis of Evil is about to immolate tens of thousands:
[net worth of $1.2 billion to $1.3 billion, according to Forbes and other major financial outlets. In 2022, he became the first active NBA player to achieve billionaire status and currently remains the highest-earning player in league history by salary alone. ]
An Open Letter to LeBron James on Israel, Gaza, and ‘Nothing But Great Things’
The NBA star’s recent praise for Israel, as the genocide continues, was as bewildering as it was shameful. What happened to his support for social justice?
This past weekend, we heard praise from you for the very same country that has been doing the mass killing and starving in Gaza.
“Hopefully someday I can make it over there,” you said, referring to the state of Israel. “Like I said, I’ve never been over there, but I’ve heard nothing but great things.”
There is no diplomacy:
In this episode of FO° Talks, Fair Observer’s Chief Strategy Officer Peter Isackson and Journalist Nicolas Davies talk about the Israel-Iran war. Nicolas Davies says that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) led by its Director General, Rafael Grossi, provided Israel and the US with information regarding Iran’s Nuclear plants and the levels of enrichment of Uranium, which may have led to Israel and the US launching strikes on Iran’s nuclear plants. Davies details how Israel carried out its attacks across Iran, using fighter jets, drones and long-range cruise missiles. Watch the full video to know more.
Human stain:
So, it is a complete flash flood of sickness coming from Rape City USA, Trump, Adolph Bibi, the collective EuroTrashLandia, the others in Five Eyes:
It never ends with these white ghouls— Another Substacker, this one in EUROPE:
Note the Prime Minister’s discriminatory remarks about the Russian people, which I document in the Note below. As Prime Minister, she speaks in effect as a representative of the Danish people. Is this acceptable in today’s Denmark? And what are the Russian people supposed to think of Denmark? Politics simply cannot be conducted in this way, and someone must now put a stop to her self-assured, amateurish and condescending militarist nonsense. Because it is increases the risk of war. — Jan Oberg
Since 1999, NATO’s bombing of Yugoslavia, Denmark has been an occupier in Iraq, joined the US in Afghanistan, bombed in Syria and in Iraq again, together with Norway, was the most active in destroying Libya and fully endorses the US/Israeli civilian and military actions against Iran.
Although it is difficult to measure, today’s Danish leadership is probably the most militaristic among the smaller European countries. Denmark used to be a country of peace, a footnote nation in NATO, a country where the government could discuss the Nordic region as a nuclear-free zone. I know this because, throughout the 1980s, I served as an expert on the government’s Security and Disarmament Committee. The country even had a disarmament minister and a peace research institute.
Sweden was neutral and non-aligned, a strong voice for solidarity with smaller nations, a promoter of the intelligent concept of common security and a mediator between Iran and Iraq. Finland was neutral and non-aligned but had a special relation to the Soviet Union – all of which was part of the Nordic Balance.
Not only have Finland and Sweden joined NATO without any analysis of possible consequences and without a decent public debate. In panic because, after Ukraine, Putin would occupy them all – unless they joined. As if this were not enough, the US, during the Biden administration, got 40+ bases in Scandinavia, 17 in Sweden, 15 in Finland, 7-8 in Norway and 3 in Denmark – all under US jurisdiction and with no guarantees as to what the US may bring in, including nuclear weapons.
If a war breaks out, these countries will now, in contrast to the past, become Russian priority targets. These decisions were possible because the government were more loyal to the US than to their own people.
“Bodyguard of Lies” is a documentary about the Afghan war that grew out of The Washington Post’s “The Afghanistan Papers” project and Post reporter Craig Whitlock’s similarly-titled book. Those works in turn owed much to Whitlock’s discovery of a trove of hundreds of interviews conducted by the office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction with U.S. officials who assumed their words would not be made public. The interviews revealed a marked difference between what those officials said in private and what they said when the cameras were rolling. (It required two lawsuits by the Post to pry the interview recordings and transcripts from the grip of the U.S. government.)…
Documentary about America’s war in Afghanistan is powerful, but skirts key issues.
We are the belly of the Jewish BEAST. Venezuela was a raw resource lifeline for the island. Russia, well, I don’t really know what Russia was providing Cuba, to be honest, other than moral support. Mexico sent over some rice, but other than that, Cuba is out of fuel and it appears to be suffering from an internal sabotage campaign directed by … someone.
Israeli executives listen to a November 9 presentation in Tel Aviv about doing business in Cuba.
Stone memorial to Jerusalem adorns the lobby of the Hotel Raquel, a Jewish-themed boutique hotel in Old Havana.
One of Fidel’s friends was Rafi Eitan, one of the Mossad’s most celebrated intelligence agents.
Israeli tourists negotiate with a taxi driver at the cruise ship terminal in Old Havana.
Carlos Alzugaray, Cuba’s former ambassador to the European Union and a frequent commentator on US-Cuba relations, says his country’s future ties with Israel rest, to a large degree, on the Jewish state’s ability to make peace with the Palestinians.
“I don’t think we in Cuba are unsympathetic to the Israeli tradition. I myself was a big fan of the kibbutz movement,” says Alzugaray. “But our attitude toward Israel is contradictory. As we see it, Israel bases its independence and self-determination too much on abusing the Palestinians and denying them their homeland. I don’t know if the Israelis will ever be able to extricate themselves from this problem.”
So, DEPRESSING< to say the least.
Top row, from left: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and former Vice President Kamala Harris. Bottom row, from left: Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
WELCOME NARCO RUBIO & VD VANCE
Top row, from left: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and former Vice President Kamala Harris. Bottom row, from left: Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Not 9/11 Again? Insider knowledge or orchestration. Key films questioning the official narrative: Loose Change, 9/11: Explosive Evidence – Experts Speak Out, and September 11: The New Pearl Harbor
Of course, all those IOF’s, Israeli Occupation Fascists, need to be outed and face-planted wherever they go to sun themselve and find sex-rape parties.
Look at this guy, this Jew. Look at his eyes, the soulless eyes, the nonchalant fucking demeanor. End of Life, man, for no signs of life. Do so many Jewish men look alike?
A study of skeletons unearthed from a medieval Jewish cemetery in Germany has revealed a surprising genetic split among Ashkenazi Jews of the Middle Ages that no longer exists.
The analysis, the first of its kind from a Jewish burial ground and the product of yearslong negotiations among scientists, historians and religious leaders, shows that Ashkenazim have become more genetically similar over the past seven centuries. Two Jews walking the cobblestone streets of 14th-century Germany were more genetically distinct, on average, than any two Ashkenazi Jews alive today.
“That is wild!” said Dr. Harry Ostrer, a medical geneticist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and a co-author of the new study. “Despite the rapid growth of the Ashkenazi Jewish population during the last 700 years, the population became more homogeneous.”
[A depiction of a synagogue in Erfurt, Germany, in the 14th century. “In the middle of the German-speaking lands, this was the place to be at the time,” said the curator of Erfurt’s Old Synagogue Museum]
Preserved documents on money-lending practices show that the Jews from each subgroup largely formed business alliances with members of their own kind, according to Maike Lämmerhirt, a historian at the University of Erfurt and a co-author of the study. But both groups prayed in the same synagogue. They all cleansed in the same ritual bath. And, ultimately, they all lay side by side in the same cemetery.
The Erfurt skeletons carried many of the same disease-causing gene mutations that Ashkenazi Jews worry about today. That suggests a population bottleneck must have occurred before the Erfurtians were born — one in which small numbers of individuals seeded an entire population, leading to genetic similarities and the amplification of certain gene variants.
Man oh man, so many look alike, the White Jewish Males:
Thousands of Western nationals joined the Israeli military in its genocidal war on Gaza that killed over 72,000 Palestinians.
Ilias Bantekas, a professor of transnational law at Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Qatar, told Al Jazeera that “war crimes incur criminal liability under international law, irrespective of what the law of nationality says”.
Otherwise, Nazi Germans, whose law allowed and obliged them to commit atrocities, would incur no liability, Bantekas added. “Dual nationality is immaterial to criminal liability,” he said.
However, the major issue in prosecuting the accused “is getting [them] on your territory and putting them before a court”, he noted.
Bantekas also added that there is no difference in the question of liability between native soldiers and those of dual nationalities.
Dual nationals, in fact, “may in addition be liable under laws that prevent military service in foreign conflicts or joining armies of other nations”, the professor said.
Prosecuting foreign nationals has been “pretty much the norm”, he noted.
“Think of Nazi Germans tried by Allied war crimes tribunals after World War II, Japanese officers tried by US military courts, and crimes committed during the Bosnian conflict where alleged offenders were tried by various courts in Europe,” Bantekas told Al Jazeera.
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And September 11?
“It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” Mark Twain
Hmm, this Jew, Ellison, was in on the Larry Silverstein Building 7 scam? Oracle dividend growth signals new era for cloud titan
Oracle is investing heavily in capital expenditures, leaving its dividend growth vulnerable in the near term.
Remember the Alamo, or is it: Remember Anne:
The Texas state education board recently discussed draft legislation that would create the nation’s first-ever statewide K-12 required reading list for public schools. Among the roughly 300 texts on the list: Elie Wiesel’s Holocaust memoir “Night”; Lois Lowry’s young-reader Holocaust novel “Number the Stars”; George Washington’s letter to a Rhode Island synagogue in 1790; and Frank’s diary — the “original edition.”
Expansion (1820s–1860s): While Spanish Texas had few slaves, American settlers arriving with Stephen F. Austin in 1821 brought slavery with them, developing it rapidly. By 1860, slaves made up over 30% of the Texas population.
Mexican Resistance:Mexico, which controlled Texas until 1836, opposed slavery and attempted to restrict it, causing friction with American immigrants.
Republic of Texas (1836–1845): After winning independence, the new Republic of Texas protected slavery in its constitution, forbidding the emancipation of slaves and banning free Black people from living there.
Life for Enslaved People: Most enslaved people were forced into agricultural labor (cotton, sugar, corn) in East Texas, though some worked in cities as laborers.
End of Slavery (1865): Although the Emancipation Proclamation took effect in 1863, it was not enforced in Texas until Union troops arrived in Galveston on June 19, 1865, known as Juneteenth.
These books, no, not mandatory?
An Empire for Slavery: Antebellum Texas by Randolph B. Campbell (1991): Examines the, central role of slavery in Texas, arguing it was just as vital to Texas as to older Southern states.
The Slave Narratives of Texas (Edited by Ron Tyler and Lawrence R. Murphy): A collection of interviews from the WPA project in the 1930s where former slaves recount their lives, masters, work, and the coming of freedom.
Remembering the Days of Sorrow by Janelle L. Diller: Features oral histories of formerly enslaved people in Texas, preserving their memories for new generations.
These books provide a comprehensive view of the brutality of the institution, the experiences of the enslaved, and the political, economic, and social impact of slavery on Texas.
Keep Austin…White? How E ustin…White? How Equitable De quitable Development Can Sa elopment Can Save Texas from its Racist Past and Homogenized Future
Kaylie Hidalgo/Texas A&M University School of Law
Abstract
More than a century of racist federal, state, and local government policies created inequitable and racially segregated neighborhoods through a practice known as redlining. I-35 in Austin, Texas, represents one of the most iconic and stark segregationist splits in the country, with the Eastside being impoverished and mostly Black while the Westside’s mostly White population thrives. As a result, Austin is the only fastest-growing city in the nation losing people of color. While there have been some private and local efforts in Austin and across the country to increase investment in marginalized and divested communities, most of these approaches are limited because they cannot combat the systemic practices that lead to this issue in the first place. Without acknowledging the intentional and racist policies that created this issue and using the same intentionalism to reverse this, policies will fail to reach the communities in most need of affordable housing and eventually drive all people of color out of metropolitan cities. Thus, to properly redevelop cities such as Austin equitably, federal, state, and local governments should create affordable homes and rental units with an intentional focus on targeting marginalized communities and those displaced from the city. This Article seeks to explore tools that will allow cities to accomplish this, with a particular focus on a solution tailored to Austin, Texas, in light of redlining’s history on the federal and local levels and the more recent history of failed reforms attempting to address this issue.
There’s “no way that I’m gonna sit here and have any apology or regret for applying the best reading of the law and reading a Supreme Court decision that makes it clear that if you’re going to regulate the heck out of greenhouse gas emissions with trillions of dollars of regulatory costs on Americans,” he said, “that’s something that Congress should have a debate and a vote on.”
The Munich Security Conference is not typically a gathering place for environmental regulators, but Zeldin said attending offered chances to talk with world leaders about international initiatives, particularly the U.S. quest for “energy dominance” — also not typically a focus for the nation’s environmental regulators.
He mentioned the need for data centers and critical minerals, and “there’s a lot of investment that’s coming in the United States, including from European countries and we play an important role in the … permitting of these projects,” which he wants to see happen “as fast and efficiently as possible,” he noted.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio earlier in the day railed against the “climate cult” in Europe, a message Zeldin said he thought would find a receptive audience.
“I’m not here to lecture, shame, these European countries that their targets on environment are too strong or not strong enough,” he said.
A new study in the journal One Earth shows multiple climate systems — the Greenland ice sheet, the West Antarctic ice sheet, boreal permafrost, the Amazon rainforest — are all much closer to collapse than previously thought.
“Research shows that several Earth system components may be closer to destabilising than once believed,” the researchers urged. “While the exact risk is uncertain, it is clear that current climate commitments are insufficient.”
The analysis is based on climate “tipping points,” meaning collapses of environmental systems that lead other climate systems beyond their own tipping points, creating a snowball scenario where the planet spirals into a worst-case-scenario known as “hothouse Earth.” Under this scenario, the long-term temperature is projected to rise about 9 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial averages — which would be really bad.
As University of Manitoba professor David Camfield and author of the 2022 book “Future on Fire: Capitalism and the Politics of Climate Change” has explained, the level of political power held by the ultra-rich and their corporations is so immense that even a government with popular support and commitment to emissions cuts would struggle under the weight of corporate investment strikes, pressure from credit agencies, and catastrophic market disruption.
“To weaken those political obstacles sufficiently that a government could get a just transition underway would take massive pressure of the kind that only movements can unleash,” Camfield asserts.
The math, in other words, is brutal. Capitalism’s logic demands unending accumulation of wealth, leading to a world in which corporations must grow or die, no matter the consequences. To transition out of this mess would mean weakening capital’s entire grip on power — something which has only ever been achieved when the great masses of toiling people come together to demand a better world.
We are the fuckery species, man.
Skyscrapers from Dubai to future cities like Neom are built with a resource more elusive than their desert backdrops suggest: the right kind of sand. Wind-polished grains drifting across the dunes are too smooth and rounded to bind strong concrete, so builders source angular particles from riverbeds and quarries. That is why the UAE brought in more than six million tonnes in 2023, a $40.6 million trade fed by suppliers in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Belgium. With 50 billion tonnes consumed worldwide each year and reports of illegal mining from India to Morocco, Gulf states are weighing recycled and manufactured alternatives in line with sustainability drives such as Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
Desert sand looks plentiful but behaves poorly in concrete. Grains shaped by wind are too fine, smooth, and round, sliding past each other instead of locking together. The result is weak bonding with cement and lower compressive strength. For high-rise cores, foundations, and mega construction projects, this texture is a non-starter, no matter how vast the dunes appear.
Azerbaijan has highlighted rising environmental threats to the Caspian Sea as UN introduces cross-border environmental assessments.
The Caspian Sea is suffering falling water levels and biodiversity loss.
[A Palestinian woman watches from a hill as Israeli bulldozers work on her land to reportedly make way for the construction of settlements in the Sarouj area in the occupied West Bank on December 22, 2025. Zain Jaafar/AFP/Getty Images]
Global Criminal Cartel hard at work: Israeli move to designate large parts of West Bank as state land condemned as ‘de facto annexation’
Two Fucking WEEKS? Judge gives the US 2 weeks to retrieve student deported to Honduras while traveling for Thanksgiving.
U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns issued an order that required the return of 19-year-old Babson College freshman Any Lucia Lopez Belloza by the end of February.
Stearns said he had hoped the Trump administration would come up with a solution after it acknowledged mistakenly deporting Lopez Belloza. Having failed to do that, Stearns said, he was compelled to act. He said it was up to the courts to determine her rights and the legality of her removal.
“This is not an issue for the Executive to prejudge and arrogate to itself, whatever stance it may choose to take in litigating the removal issue before a court of law,” Stearns wrote.
Belloza’s attorney, Todd Pomerleau, welcomed the ruling.
Fuck, from another Jew: Quote of the day by psychology legend Alfred Adler:
‘Nobody adopts antisocial behaviour unless they fear that they will fail…’
According to his view, a person turns away from cooperation and community only when they feel they cannot succeed within it. In simple terms, when someone believes they will fail while trying to belong, they may stop trying to belong at all.
So, Adler, the Jewish State of Starvation and Torture and Maiming and Murder and Poisoning and Imprisoning, all part of cooperation and community building?
DCIP International Advocacy Officer Kathryn Ravey authored “Starvation as Torture: Deliberate Hunger Violations against Palestinian Children,” an article exposing how Israel’s deliberate and systematic deprivation of food, water, and medical care has been weaponised against Palestinian children, constituting torture under international law.
Drawing on DCIP’s case documentation from Gaza, the article highlights the experiences of children who have died from starvation, those who have endured acute dehydration and malnutrition after being cut off from humanitarian aid, and entire families in northern Gaza who were left to survive without food, clean water, or medical care. The article places these cases within the framework of the Convention against Torture and the Fourth Geneva Convention, arguing that the intentional creation of such conditions constitutes torture and acts of genocide.
The article demonstrated how Israel’s actions are not isolated tragedies, but evidence of a deliberate policy that uses starvation as a tool of domination and control.
“The catastrophic physiological consequences of depriving people of necessary daily calories over time – including hunger, weight loss, malnutrition, dizziness, hallucinations, reproductive damage, organ failure and death – are foreseeable and preventable,” the expert said. “These consequences are particularly acute among vulnerable groups, including infants, and pregnant or lactating mothers.”
“The psychological impact of being deprived of food and water is inherently cruel,” Edwards added. “Constantly changing rules, militarised distributions, and daily and hourly uncertainty about when one is going to access these basic necessities is causing utter despair, stress, and trauma.”
“No one should have to suffer the humiliation of being forced to beg for food, and especially not when there are ample supplies waiting to be provided,” she said.
Adler? 1870: The Psychiatrist Who Invented ‘Inferiority Complex’ Is Born.
Background: Born to Jewish parents in Vienna, Adler was part of the Jewish community but converted to Christianity with his wife, a move not believed to be driven by strong religious conviction.
Views on Judaism/Zionism: Adler expressed dislike for the perceived exclusivity of Judaism. Despite this, reports suggest he developed a “commitment to Israel” later in life, particularly after his experiences in America.
Political Focus: Adler was deeply focused on his theory of “Gemeinschaftsgefuhl” (social interest/community feeling) rather than nationalist politics, advocating for a holistic view of individuals and social equality.
Life Events: His clinics were closed in Austria in the 1930s due to his Jewish heritage, forcing him to emigrate to the United States.
Fucking community building and inferiority complexes, uh?
Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting at Mar-a-Lago in December that the president would support Israeli strikes on Iran’s ballistic missile program if a deal between Washington and Tehran could not be reached, according to two sources familiar with the matter who spoke to CBS News on condition of anonymity to discuss national security issues.
Two months later, CBS News has learned that internal discussions between senior figures in the U.S. military and intelligence community have started to contemplate the possibility of supporting a fresh round of Israeli strikes on Iran. American deliberations have focused less on whether Israel could act than on how the United States might assist, including the provision of aerial refueling for Israeli aircraft and the delicate matter of securing overflight permission from countries along the potential route, said two other U.S. officials with knowledge of the matter.
Starvation and Energy Sanctions, Torture: Rubio Says Cuba’s Only Path Forward Is to Open Its Economy.
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy sought to lift the ban on U.S. citizens traveling to Cuba in December 1963, according to declassified records re-posted today by the National Security Archive. In a December 12, 1963, memorandum to Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Kennedy urged a quick decision “to withdraw the existing regulation prohibiting such trips.”
Kennedy’s memo, written less than a month after his brother’s assassination in Dallas, argues that the travel ban imposed at the end of the Eisenhower administration was a violation of American freedoms and impractical in terms of law enforcement. Among his “principal arguments” for removing the restrictions on travel to Cuba was that freedom to travel “is more consistent with our views as a free society and would contrast with such things as the Berlin Wall and Communist controls on such travel.”
This document, and others relating to the first internal debate over lifting the Cuba travel ban, are quoted in an opinion piece in the Washington Post today, written by Robert Kennedy’s daughter, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend. Her article argued that President Obama should consider her father’s position and support the Free Travel To Cuba Act that has been introduced in the U.S. Congress.
Robert Kennedy’s memo prompted what senior National Security Council officials described as “an in-house fight to permit non-subversive Americans to travel to Cuba.” Several State Department officials supported Kennedy’s position that “the present travel restrictions are inconsistent with traditional American liberties,” and that “it would be extremely difficult to enforce the present prohibitions on travel to Cuba without resorting to mass indictments.” But in a December 13, 1963 meeting at the State Department, with no representatives present from the Attorney General’s office, Undersecretary of State George Ball ruled out any relaxation of regulations on travel to Cuba.
A principal argument, as national security advisor McGeorge Bundy informed President Johnson in a subsequent memorandum on “Student Travel to Cuba” was that “a relaxation of U.S. restrictions would make it very difficult for us to urge Latin American governments to prevent their nationals from going to Cuba-where many would receive subversive training.”
The ban on travel was maintained until President Jimmy Carter lifted it in 1977; but restrictions were re-imposed during the Reagan administration and were tightened further by the Bush administration in 2004. President Obama recently announced he was lifting all restrictions on Cuban-Americans who want to travel to the island. The vast majority of U.S. citizens, however, still face stiff penalties if they travel to Cuba.
According to Peter Kornbluh, who directs the Archive’s Cuba Documentation Project, the documents “shed significant light on the genesis of the travel ban to Cuba, and the first internal debate over ending it.” The original rationale for the ban “is no longer applicable,” he noted, “but RFK’s arguments remain relevant to the current debate over the wisdom of restricting the freedom to travel.”
The documents were found among the papers of State Department advisor Averill Harriman at the Library of Congress and in declassified NSC files at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston. The Archive first posted them in April 2005.
To understand how monstrous the US blockade on Cuba is, think about the endgame. What are they trying to achieve?
The goal is clearly to starve people to the point where they are too weak to resist an invasion, or so desperate they are willing to accept US control.
To get to this point, the US would have to plan on *very severe* starvation of the country.
Because remember, the Cubans fought a revolution against a US-backed dictatorship, and they have struggled to survive under US blockade for half a century. They will not surrender their sovereignty easily, they will fight to the bitter end, and the US understands this.
The US is gearing up for genocidal crimes. They backed the genocide in Gaza precisely in order to set a precedent that would allow them to do this themselves.
It is pure, wanton barbarism. Every decent person with any shred of human values must resist this campaign with all their might.
A mother shot dead outside a supermarket. A man killed after leaving a mosque. A doctor gunned down while treating patients. These shocking cases are no longer anomalies: they are the toll of a violent crime epidemic sweeping across Israel.
The victims are all Palestinian citizens of Israel. Homicides in their community have risen so dramatically that one person has been killed every day on average this year. Palestinian citizens make up 20% of the country’s population, and many say the Israeli government has not only failed to curb the crime wave, but that its inaction has helped spur a cycle of violence largely perpetrated by Arab organized crime groups.
The data bears out a stark inequality: Israel Police has solved just 15% of homicides in Israel’s Arab communities versus 65% among Jewish Israelis, according to data from Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, and Eilaf, the Center for Advancing Security in Arab Society.
Palestinian citizens of Israel are descendants of those who were not expelled or forced to flee their homes when Israel was established in 1948. They were given citizenship but lived under military rule until 1966, and many say they continue to face discrimination in Israeli society.
“It is part of a policy to divide and conquer. ‘Let them kill each other while we sit back and relax,’”
[Palestinian citizens of Israel and Jewish Israelis stage a protest march against the government’s indifference on the increase in crime rates in the Arab community at Habima Square in Tel Aviv, Israel.]
[A demonstrator holds a sign with an image of Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and the words “The Bedouins against the murder, You failed” as members of Israel’s Arab minority protest outside the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, on January 11.]
A fucking world of death, killing, baby raping, baby eating, organ harvesting, Jewish Supremacy, but this is it for the Jew York Times? Three Olympic Athletes Were Just Disqualified for a Novel Reason: PFAS
The Japanese snowboarder Masaki Shiba had just finished his first high-speed, head-to-head run in the parallel giant slalom at the Winter Games when he was abruptly disqualified.
It wasn’t a false start, or even a failed doping test. His snowboard had tested positive for traces of PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” which have been banned at the Winter Olympics for the first time this year because of their damage to the environment and the human body.
Shiba and two South Korean skiers were disqualified in the last week. They are the first known offenders of a new rule that bans the use of ski wax that contains these chemicals, which have moisture-wicking properties that can help skis and snowboards go a lot faster in the snow.
The snowboarder said he could scarcely believe it. He was aware of the ban, which has also been adopted at other top-tier events, and thought he had complied.
Around 6,000 security personnel will be deployed across the Olympic sites during the Games, including bomb disposal experts, snipers and counter-terrorism units, Italian authorities said.
As a handpicked audience arrived in Milan for the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games last week, thousands of people mobilized against the gentrification and speculation accelerated by preparations for the event, the participation of Israeli competitors, and the presence of ICE agents. As is becoming customary in Italy, protesters were met with police violence during the demonstrations.
“[Prime Minister] Meloni says: ‘Those who protest against the Olympics are enemies of Italy.’”
Meloni speaks of the enormous effort being made to support the Olympic machine: it’s true, and it’s the work of the community, of those living in the Olympic zones and of the entire country that will pay the public debt caused by the Olympics; of all the unpaid laborers who have to pay for their homes or the healthcare teams and transport workers forced to work grueling shifts, not to mention all the related industries—hotel and restaurant workers who truly support the Olympic effort. We brought over 10,000 people to the streets, with clear messages defending the territories, their inhabitants, and those who care for them against the sell-offs and devastation supported by those who govern us. And we reclaimed the practices of conflict and the expression of dissent, taking back the streets, despite the further crackdown of a government that considers the voices of those at the bottom and protesting a problem of security and public order.
“We don’t know what ‘of Italy’ means here. But we do know that this government, one of the most servile toward Western autocracies such as Trump’s United States, is an enemy of those who live, work, study, and are exploited in Italy, who cannot pay rent and cannot afford healthcare.”
SO MUCH TO FUCKING BLOODY FIGHT AGAINST!111111111111
Cisco’s president Jeetu Patel has sent a strong signal about where the company is headed—AI won’t be optional for its developers, it’ll be the baseline. Speaking to Euronews Next at an AI Summit in Amsterdam, Patel revealed that Cisco has already built its first product using 100 percent AI-generated code, with no human-written lines in the mix. By the end of 2026, he expects at least half a dozen more products to follow the same path.
[The employee count decreased from 90,400 in 2024 to 86,200 in 2025]
The shift isn’t just philosophical. Cisco says it’s moving from traditional agile development to what it calls spec-driven development, a model where a team of eight humans shrinks to three, with five AI agents filling in. The result, according to Patel, is triple the output.
[Cisco is a global technology leader that designs, manufactures, and sells networking hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment. It powers internet infrastructure through routers, switches, cybersecurity solutions, and cloud computing tools, enabling secure data connectivity. Key offerings include Webex for collaboration, IoT devices, and AI-ready data center infrastructure.]
These AI agents aren’t simple autocomplete tools. Cisco envisions them as digital co-workers that plan tasks, solve problems, and operate with minimal human oversight. Patel even pushed back on the popular “human-in-the-loop” framing, arguing the mindset should flip to “AI is in every loop.”
That said, human coders still have a role—they’ll be the ones reviewing what the AI writes.
You gotta love these fucking monsters, with a click of an AI-Driven mouse, 4,200 people on the streets, one the dole.
Cisco is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: CSCO) primarily owned by institutional investors, which hold approximately 71% to 81% of its shares. The top institutional shareholders include Vanguard Group (approx. 8–10%), BlackRock (approx. 5-9%), and State Street Corporation (approx. 4-5%). The company was founded in 1984 by Sandy Lerner and Leonard Bosack.
$31-34 billion from USA tax coffers to the Jewish State of Murder/Rape/Starvation/ Maiming since Oct. 2023???? . . . But there’s hundreds of billions more flowing in, man . . .
CIA agent Felix Rodriguez left, and Bolivian soldiers pose with Che Guevara moments before his execution, Bolivia, 9 October 1967…
This is one of the most studied photographs from the Cold War in Latin America. The man in the center had gone from revolutionary guerrilla fighter in Cuba to a symbol of global anti-establishment revolt. His capture in Bolivia was the result of coordinated intelligence support and local military operations. He was wounded, captured, interrogated, and ultimately executed the next day, but this photograph is the last image of him alive.
The shot feels at once casual and chilling because the men around him treat it almost like a trophy moment. The Cold War was not only fought by nuclear doctrine. It was fought in the jungle, the mountains, and small villages where ideology was enforced bullet by bullet and body by body.
After the execution, his hands were severed and preserved for identification records before the rest of his remains were hidden in an unmarked grave until they were found decades later.
Apple has paid nearly $2 billion for a ‘pre-speech’ tech company whose employees helped Israel commit genocide in Gaza.
And Apple has paid this money, the second-biggest deal in its history, for a company that doesn’t have a product, doesn’t have any revenues, and whose website is a single page containing 15 words.
The company, Q.ai, is developing sensors that map the imperceptible movements of a human face to determine the words someone is thinking before they’re spoken.
They call it silent speech.
Or pre-speech.
Oh, the billions flow . . .
Last year, Google bought Israeli cybersecurity Wiz for $32 billion, which, at 64 times Wiz’s annual sales, was widely seen as an inflated price and far in excess of the sales-to-valuation ratio for similar companies.
At this price, however, Israel received a huge $5 billion tax windfall. At the time Zionists crowed it would help the country buy more warplanes and missiles to commit genocide.
A few days after the Q.ai deal, the head of neurotechnology at Israel’s directorate of defense research and development, the country’s equivalent to the US’s DARPA programme, gave her first-ever interview to Israeli media. In the interview she referenced Q.ai and said the Israeli military is working on similar technology. The US has a DARPA project known as Silent Talk which is also working to develop pre-speech sensing and non-verbal control technologies.
Once the technology is developed, and pre-speech established as a legitimate biological human function, how far behind will pre-crime be?
“I’ve had protestors at the Capitol about it,” Michaelson Jenet said. “I still believe it’s one of best things I did.”
Michaelson Jenet not only spoke publicly about her son’s mental health struggles, but her own. She received vicious attacks from some Coloradans but says she doesn’t regret opening up.
“I think that being authentic and being vulnerable are very important leadership traits,” she said.
She now hopes to be a vehicle for change. She is leaving to take a job at the David Merage Foundation for Confronting Antisemitism.
“I absolutely needed to do this,” the state senator said. “I thought, ‘This is the time; this is the time that I need to stand up for my community and my Jewish community, and take the leadership that I have learned in this role and put it to use to stamp out hate.’”
Yep, from child abuse to mind warping.
Here, she’ll be tapping in with her Talmudist warped thinking with the other Jewish Mind Warping Cunts: Homeland Security Wants Social Media Sites to Expose Anti-ICE Accounts
The department has sent Google, Meta and other companies hundreds of subpoenas for information on accounts that track or comment on Immigration and Customs Enforcement, officials and tech workers said.
The Vulcan Salute: This split-fingered hand gesture was adapted from the Priestly Blessing (Birkat Kohanim) Nimoy witnessed as a child in an Orthodox synagogue. The shape represents the Hebrew letter Shin (ש), symbolizing Shaddai (Almighty God).
In a move bound to draw opposition from the Orthodox establishment, feminist activists are planning to hold a first-ever priestly blessing ceremony at the Wailing Wall for and by women. And the estate of the late Leonard Nimoy is helping fund it.
The event, scheduled to be held during the Passover holiday, is being organized by Women of the Wall, the multi-denominational prayer group that holds a monthly prayer service at the Jewish holy site. The blessing will be led by women who trace their lineage to the priestly class known as the “cohanim.”
For the first time in global legal history, a country has recognized the legal rights of insects, and it is the stingless bees of the Peruvian Amazon that are taking the first step toward a new model of coexistence between nature and the law
Fucking HELL: Peru’s position regarding the conflict in Gaza has been characterized by a, at times, cautious diplomatic approach that contrasts with stronger actions taken by some of its South American neighbors, while simultaneously taking concrete legal steps against individuals involved in the conflict. While Peru has generally voted in favor of humanitarian relief for Palestine at the United Nations and called for a ceasefire, it has not officially adopted the term “genocide” to describe Israel’s actions, unlike countries such as Colombia or Bolivia.
In the Peruvian Andes, on Pukamoqo hill, stands a 26-foot-tall statue of Jesus Christ, named the Protector of Cuzco. It was a gift given to Cuzqueños by a group of Palestinian refugees who had fled to Peru during World War II, as a symbol of gratitude for the community’s acceptance. The first stone was laid on June 24, 1944, coinciding with Inti Raymi, a Quechua celebration of the sun god Inti. It was the first public Inti Raymi celebration since the Spanish colonial government had outlawed the practice in the late 16th century. It has been celebrated every year since.
In 2023, both communities– indigenous Peruvians and Palestinians– faced a sharp escalation in violence from the governments that rule them. Between late December 2022 and March 2023, nearly 70 indigenous dissidents were murdered by the Peruvian police and armed forces at protests across the country. As a result, Peruvian President Dina Boluarte would be investigated for genocide and crimes against humanity. For the bloodshed, the public christened her“Dina Asesina.”
Peru recognized Palestinian statehood in 2011. Like most of its fellow United Nations member states, Peru regularly votes against Israeli occupation and in favor of humanitarian relief for Palestine. As recently as June 12, 2025, the Peruvian delegation voted in favor of a permanent and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza.
Four days later, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese released a report on the economy of genocide in Gaza, naming Elbit Systems and Israel Aerospace as two of the biggest benefactors in the ongoing genocide. Just two days after that, FAME (Fábrica de Armas y Municiones del Ejército,) Peru’s state-owned munitions company, began a private international competition to determine a strategic partner for their artillery systems. The competitors were Israel’s Elbit Systems, Turkey’s Roketsan, and China’s Norinco, with Elbit emerging as the winner on July 14, 2025.
If signed, this contract would undoubtedly make Peru a party to two genocidal crimes– its own and Israel’s. As Albanese wrote, “International partnerships providing weaponry and technical support have enhanced Israeli capacity to perpetuate apartheid and, recently, to sustain its assault on Gaza.”
Jews infect EVERYTHING: The Nasser Hospital Complex has condemned aid group Doctors Without Borders, known by its French initials MSF, for pulling out of operations, alleging the presence of armed men and weapons at the facility.
In a statement on Sunday, the hospital said the MSF allegation was “false, unsubstantiated, and misleading” and “posed a serious risk to a protected” civilian medical facility – one of southern Gaza’s last functioning large hospitals.
“Such statements are not neutral. They foreseeably endanger Nasser Hospital Complex, serving over one million civilians, by undermining its protected status under international humanitarian law. MSF is aiding in manufacturing consent for attacks against the hospital,” it said.
Genocidal WHORES.
Fucking Mel Brooks and Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld all rolled up into these fucking JEWS: Genocide Pornography.
Meet the settlers of Instagram, the photogenic West Bank women documenting pastoral life
As the war of opinion rages on amid an Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire, these influencers beyond the Green Line seek to win hearts and minds while documenting their rustic lifestyles.
“We, States of Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain and the United Kingdom condemn the approval by the Israeli security cabinet of 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank,” according to a joint statement.
“We recall our clear opposition to any form of annexation and to the expansion of settlement policies,” the countries said, adding: “We call on Israel to reverse this decision, as well as the expansion of settlements.”
“We are resolute in our support of Palestinians’ right of self-determination. We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to a comprehensive, just and lasting peace based on the Two-State solution.”
Crypto ZioChristianity on the march: Trump has chipped away at the long-standing wall between church and state. It’s just the beginning. What’s good for the Jewish vermin in Occupied Palestine, Good for the Lobotomized Goy in the UnUnited Shekels of AmeriKKKa.
And you thought there were good guys with fucking white hats on. Motherfucking ACAB.
When the experienced civil rights watchdogs had their jobs cut last year by the Trump administration, they were in the process of scrutinizing the controversial federal program allowing local police to conduct federal immigration enforcement work, an investigation by the Guardian can reveal.
The vexed program gives local, county and state law enforcement officials unusual powers to detain, arrest and interrogate immigrants and turn them over to federal immigration authorities – a system critics say is open to abuse and risks alienating communities from local police.
[Joe Arpaio and Donald Trump in 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona]
One of the most striking examples was in Maricopa county, Arizona. Federal investigators in 2011 found Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his agency were violating constitutional civil rights by racially profiling Latinos, and illegally detaining people. After a lengthy lawsuit, Arpaio was convicted in 2017 for refusing to stop his anti-immigration patrols. Trump pardoned Arpaio soon after.
Following the Arpaio civil rights controversies, among others, the task force model was discontinued in 2012, leaving intact other 287(g) partnerships allowing local officials to hold immigrants for ICE.
[Fucking White Albino Ghouls, man, it never ceases to amaze me how DNA warped the fucking supposed “white” race is.]
The U.S. ambassador to NATO on Saturday expressed the need for “strong allies, not dependents” in response to a question about NATO defense spending contributions at the Munich Security Conference.
The Czech Republic has refused to increase the country’s defense spending above 2 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP), in violation of NATO’s new requirements for its member states to contribute 5 percent of their GDP to core defense spending by 2035.
This is the fucking carnival cunt of a country: Two golfers in Washington, D.C., sued the federal government on Friday to try to prevent the Trump administration from overhauling a more than 100-year-old public golf course, accusing the administration of violating environmental laws and polluting a park that is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The suit is the latest in a series of legal battles challenging President Donald Trump’s extraordinary efforts to put his mark on public spaces in the nation’s capitol, including shuttering the Kennedy Center.
That’s right, the Jews are losing. In 2025 Elbit Systems more than doubled its previous annual sales for its Laser Target Designator (LTD) systems, reflecting rising demand as militaries across the world increasingly rely on precision-guided targeting and networked battlefield systems.
LTDs use laser beams to precisely mark a target, allowing compatible weapons to lock onto and strike it accurately. All six of Elbit’s LTD systems for use on land and in the air “meet NATO laser‑coding standards, enabling smooth coordination among coalition forces,” the company stated.
“Targeting with laser designators is something that takes place a lot on the modern battlefield,” an Elbit official told Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post, pointing to the growing need to strike mobile targets and fleeting target opportunities. “This is the main advantage of using a laser designator.”
It’s the old Oppen-Monster-Heimer thing: fucking can’t stop these cocksuckers once the genie is out of the fucking bottle?
Experts are already warning against technology going out of control. Researchers with some of the most prominent AI companies have quit their jobs in recent weeks and publicly sounded the alarm about fast-paced technological development posing risks to society.
The latest resignation was from Mrinank Sharma, an AI safety researcher at Anthropic, the AI company that has positioned itself as more safety cautious than rivals Google and OpenAI. It developed the popular bot, Claude.
In a post on X on February 9, Sharma said he had resigned at a time when he had “repeatedly seen how hard it is to truly let our values govern our actions”.
The researcher, who had worked on projects identifying AI’s risks to bioterrorism and how “AI assistants could make us less human”, said in his resignation letter that “the world is in peril”.
“We appear to be approaching a threshold where our wisdom must grow in equal measure to our capacity to affect the world, lest we face the consequences,” Sharma said, appearing to imply that the technology was advancing faster than humans can control it.
Later in the week, Zoe Hitzig, an AI safety researcher, revealed that she had resigned from OpenAI because of its decision to start testing advertisements on its flagship chatbot, ChatGPT.
“People tell chatbots about their medical fears, their relationship problems, their beliefs about God and the afterlife,” she wrote in a New York Times essay on Wednesday. “Advertising built on that archive creates a potential for manipulating users in ways we don’t have the tools to understand, let alone prevent.”
Separately, since last week, two cofounders and five other staff members at xAI, Elon Musk’s AI company and developers of the X-integrated chatbot, Grok, have left the company.
Suleyman added that machines are only months away from reaching AGI status – which, for example, would make machines capable of debugging their own code and refining results themselves.
“White-collar work, where you’re sitting down at a computer, either being a lawyer or an accountant or a project manager or a marketing person, most of those tasks will be fully automated by an AI within the next 12 to 18 months,” he said.
Mercy Abang, a media entrepreneur and CEO of the nonprofit journalism network, HostWriter, told Al Jazeera that journalism has already been hit hard by AI use, and that the sector is going through “an apocalypse”.
“I’ve seen many journalists leave the profession entirely because their jobs disappeared, and publishers no longer see the value in investing in stories that can be summarised by AI in two minutes,” Abang said.
“We cannot eliminate the human workforce, nor should we. What kind of world are we going to have when machines take over the role of the media?”
Oppenheimer: the banality of evil and self-portrayal of Hollywood moral bankrupcy, it’s a tale told by an idiot.
How to make a movie about one of history’s greatest war crimes, which is really the only reason the vast majority of the moviegoing audience gives a fig about that man in the first place, and glossing over the deed itself and its effects while delving endlessly about trivialities like his sex life, meaningless political discussions, stupid self-aggrandizing quotes from a raving megalomaniac and petty personal vendettas. We are left with the portrayal of a soulless man, a monster, an empty shell, with whom paradoxically we are expected to sympathize.
Depicting a war criminal (by his own admision made in private, although he never had the guts to confess it in public) as a “tormented genius”, as if he was Vincent van Gogh or somebody else like that. Had this movie be made in 1972 Don McLean would have called his song “Oppie” instead of “Vincent”. The movie is abysmally campy in his turgid sanitization attempt of a irreedemable historical figure.
The supreme irony of giving at the same ceremony the best international fillm to a movie about Rudolf Höss, while failing to notice the close paralels between his story and that of Oppenheimer. Casting a light over Hollywood monstruos hypocrisy and utter lack of self-awareness.
At the core of the film, USA phallic obsession with big guns and big bombs, as well as their customary glamorization and sanitization of war, bombings, shootings, explosions and wanton destruction.
The idea of calling this monster “American Prometheus” is of such flabbergasting stupidity and tastelessness, and the usual USA megalomania, as if the atomic bomb was a precious heavenly-sent gift, while ignoring the more obvious appropiate parallel with the myth of Faust is another proof of their lack of self-awareness.
All form, no substance. At the end the famous quote by Shakespeare could be applied to this movie: “ A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing”.
Fucking Dumb as fucking Lemmings, Goyim.
In farm bill, GOP takes another swing at pesticide protections loathed by MAHA
Yep, the good guys over at fossil fuel-plastics: Polluting the environment for all eternity—and still sticking our heads in the sand by Hilde Ervik, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Plastic pollution is more than just trash on the beach. Marine plastic waste releases PFAS and heavy metals into the water of small freshwater lakes and ponds, at levels exceeding the threshold limits. Birds and animals drink this water. PFAS are “forever chemicals” that threaten both the natural environment and human health.
Norway is home to fantastic natural places that provide us with outdoor recreation and learning. Everyone says they want to protect the environment, but do they actually do anything? The reality is brutal: the environment is being degraded, species are disappearing, and populations are declining sharply. This does not just happen by itself—it is the result of human choices.
Before an environmental problem becomes acute, we call it an environmental challenge. At that point, we still have the opportunity to act. One of the biggest environmental challenges of our era is plastic pollution. Plastic that ends up in the ocean and along the coast does not disappear—it breaks down into microplastics and remains in the environment. It threatens marine life, birds, animals and, ultimately, us humans. It is not a problem that we can keep putting off—it must be solved. Now.
Every year, more than 19 million metric tons of plastic make their way into rivers, lakes and oceans. The experience of volunteers and professional clean-up organizations is clear: large volumes of marine plastic waste are cleaned up from coastal areas, but more continues to flow in from the sea and is washed up onto the land. This process continues year after year.
We are facing a “compound interest” effect in the amount of marine litter in the coastal landscape. With the current system, however, neither volunteers nor professional organizations are able to deal with what is already in the environment or what will continue to be added. This will be a problem for many decades to come.
[Soldiers select their taco toppings out of gleaming, blue Le Creuset cookware at 42 Bistro, the Army’s first privately run dining facility, at Fort Hood, Texas, on Feb. 12, 2026.
Faggotry a la Uniformed Mercenaries: Excitement and a little confusion filled the main atrium of Fort Hood’s new privately run dining facility Thursday as soldiers got their first look — and taste — at the future of Army dining. With four stations lining the walls and a self-serve, pay-by-the-weight salad bar down the center, diners can choose from burgers and grilled chicken sandwiches, deli sandwiches and wraps, pizza and pasta, or smoothies and blended bowls. A rotating station featured chicken or beef tacos with rice and beans out of gleaming, blue Le Creuset cookware.
[Pfc. Allen Nguyen and Spc. James Reeves use an ordering kiosk at 42 Bistro, the Army’s first privately run dining facility, at Fort Hood, Texas, on Feb. 12, 2026.]
“The food quality is higher,” said Spc. Mitchell Wilcox, who was eating at 42 Bistro for the second day in a row. “They’ve got things I didn’t even know about. You can get tofu on the salad bar.” His tray held a salad piled high with toppings — such as eggs, sliced peppers and cucumbers — a grilled chicken sandwich with bacon and cheese, and a protein smoothie. It cost $23, which is higher than the $15.86 available through the meal entitlement he’s afforded for living in the barracks. But he was able to put some of his breakfast and dinner money toward the larger lunch meal. Each day, barracks soldiers’ meal entitlements allow them to access up to $39 in food broken down over three meals.
After a soldier pays, a receipt shows how much of the entitlement, referred to as “freedom dollars,” was spent and how much remains. This can also be spent in a traditional dining facility so long as they have not already dipped into funds allocated for that meal.
Freedom Turbines: Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company is continuing to fuel its datacenters with unpermitted gas turbines, an investigation by the Floodlight newsroom shows. Thermal footage captured by Floodlight via drone shows xAI is still burning gas at a facility in Southaven, Mississippi, despite a recent Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ruling reiterating that doing so requires a state permit in advance.
[xAI’s Colossus 2 datacenter in Southaven, Mississippi, powers the company’s controversial chatbot, Grok.]
State regulators in Mississippi maintain that since the turbines are parked on tractor trailers, they don’t require permits. However, the EPA has long maintained that such pollution sources require permits under the Clean Air Act.
Any exemption for these machines “could leave these engines subject to no emission standards at all”, the agency wrote in a January final ruling.
Note: Don’t believe a fucking word Amazon states. Sorry to subject you to these fucking plastic robots, but Good Morning AmeriKKKa shows it like it isn’t? Amazon’s smart doorbell maker Ring has terminated a partnership with police surveillance tech company Flock Safety.
The announcement follows a backlash that erupted after a 30-second Ring ad that aired during the Super Bowl featuring a lost dog that is found through a network of cameras, sparking fears of a dystopian surveillance society.
But that feature, called Search Party, was not related to Flock. And Ring’s announcement doesn’t cite the ad as a reason for the “joint decision” for the cancellation.
Ring and Flock said last year they were planning on working together to give Ring camera owners the option to share their video footage in response to law enforcement requests made through a Ring feature known as Community Requests.
“Following a comprehensive review, we determined the planned Flock Safety integration would require significantly more time and resources than anticipated,” Ring’s statement said.
Judge Orders ICE to Let Clergy Give Communion to Detained Migrants on Ash Wednesday
A Catholic nonprofit and several clergy said immigration authorities had unlawfully blocked its members for months from providing pastoral care at an ICE facility in Broadview, Ill.
“The whole world has seen the injustices of our federal immigration system,” Father Leandro Fossá, a member of the nonprofit, said. “We are eager to see how the federal government responds to the injunction and restores the fundamental religious rights of people in detention to receive pastoral visits, rights that had been honored previously.”
God’s chosen people:
Services cut. Staff laid off. New Trump cuts hit schools in 11 states, D.C.
Halfway through the academic year, the administration canceled $168 million in community schools grants.
MAGA MAGA MAGA.
The Education Department canceled 19 of roughly 70 ongoing five-year Community Schools grant awards, according to a list obtained by Education Week.
Those 19 grants—spread across 11 states and the District of Columbia—amounted to nearly $61 million in funds that were due to flow Jan. 1, and another $107 million that was due to flow by 2028.
The loss of those funds could lead to layoffs for dozens of public school educators nationwide within weeks. In Idaho alone, 60 community schools coordinators across 47 rural school sites have salaries funded in part or in full with the now-excised grant funds.
[Her wealth is primarily tied to her husband, Vince McMahon, whose net worth is also estimated at $3.2 billion. While the couple is reportedly separated, they remain legally married, and their fortunes are often cited collectively due to their shared founding of WWE and holdings in its parent company, TKO Group Holdings. ]
“These schools are the beating heart of their rural communities,” said Laura Roghaar, project manager for the Idaho Coalition of Community Schools. “To invest in them in the way they deserve, and then suddenly disinvest in them, is wild.”
We gotta end with more Jew News, the virus that is Judaism, whichever fucking angle you want to sit on those pointy fucking stars of david . . .
Thiel was well-placed to know this was the Obama administration’s strategy. Birthed with seed funding from In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital arm, Palantir made vast sums serving as the War On Terror’s “Secret Weapon”. It was used to hunt “bad guys” at war with the US, and Israel – the key beneficiary of West Asia being set on fire during this period. Not coincidentally, the Zionist entity has for yearsemployed a variety of Palantir products. Thiel commented in July 2024, the Gaza Holocaust well-underway:
“My bias is to defer to Israel.”
That month, Barak’s wife emailed Epstein while visiting New York demanding an “urgent short meeting” between Epstein and her husband. One day later, Donald Trump withdrew from the Iranian nuclear agreement, in favour of a “maximum pressure” campaign. In July 2018, Barak’s private surveillance firm Toka broke cover publicly for the first time, announcing it had raised $12.5 million in seed funding from investors including venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.
Andreessen Horowitz invested in several ventures also backed by Jeffrey Epstein, including CoinBase. It is unknown whether Epstein invested in Toka, although his interest in such a company would be clear. The firm is stacked with former Israeli cyber spies, and has patented technologycapable of locating security cameras and webcams, hacking into them, then altering their live feeds without trace. Such a resource removes any need for real-life individuals to oversee “honey trap” operations, and targets to take the bait.
[Ashkenazi Jewish descent. While the firm itself, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), is a private venture capital entity rather than a religious organization, its leadership and investment activities frequently intersect with the Jewish community and Israel.]
[Benjamin Abraham Horowitz[5] was born in London, England and raised in Berkeley, California, the son of Elissa Krauthamer and conservative writer and policy advocate David Horowitz. He was one of the few white players on the Berkeley High football team.[6] He is of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. Horowitz’s great-grandparents were Jewish immigrants from the Russian Empire who arrived in the U.S. in the mid-19th and early 20th centuries.]
Ben Horowitz has publicly endorsed Donald Trump and — in partnership with co-founder Marc Andreessen — plans to give a “significant” amount of money to his campaign. Felicia appears to be on board with the decision, retweeting her husband’s Trump endorsement and scrubbing her social media of all photos with liberal politicians. Through May 2024, she has donated 11 times to Republican politicians and PACs, including Trump’s running mate Sen. J.D. Vance.
How the Horowitzes arrived at this point, however, is a bit of a mystery. For close friends and longtime followers of the couple, the astonishing about-face has left them scratching their heads.
Both had been Democratic donors for decades, pledging nearly $300,000 combined between 2008 and 2023 to candidates on the left, including Barack Obama, Sen. Kristen Gillibrand, and Sen. Cory Booker. Felicia donated $1,000 to Joe Biden’s 2020 election campaign; Ben donated more than $33,000 to Obama-related entities in 2015.
The couple’s philanthropic foundation, the Horowitz Family Foundation, gave more than $1 million to the American Jewish World Service, a human rights organization with which Felicia traveled to advocate for sex workers in Cambodia and the transgender community in Uganda, and to the T.D. Jakes Foundation, a self-described “DEIA organization” (diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility) founded by a prominent Texas pastor. The foundation has also given more than $500,000 to organizations associated with anti-recidivism and prison outreach.
[Felicia Horowitz (née Wiley) is a Black woman. She was born and raised in Compton and Carson, California]
Felicia took a special interest in Glide, a nondenominational church in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district known for its services for homeless people and its commitment to social justice. Horowitz donated nearly $1 million to the organization and was a familiar face at both its prep kitchen and its star-studded galas. In 2016, she received one of the church’s top awards, named after late co-founder Janice Mirikitani, which honors a “local change agent who embodies Janice’s spirit and commitment to transforming lives.” Mirikitani and her husband, the late Glide co-founder Cecil Williams, were also guests at the Horowitz’s 2018 CEO BBQ.
Fucking Jews, man . . . .
Felicia: About 10 years ago, I met Ruth Messinger for the first time. She was impressive. She was CEO of the American Jewish World Service (AJWS) and before that she served 12 years in the New York City Council and 8 years as the Manhattan borough president. Among her numerous accolades, she has been named one of the 50 most influential Jews of the year. She was super accomplished and I was a woman from Compton trying to raise my kids. To this day, I really don’t know why she singled me out and focused her attention my way, but she said: “I want to be your mentor. I want you to join me in my quest for Tikkun Olam — to repair the world. I want you to see the world through my eyes.” Say what? Me? Compton shorty? Repair the world? I’m trying to get my daughter Sophia to dance class. I am not a thought leader. I am not even Jewish. You must have the wrong person.
Ruth was not hearing my hesitation. She pressed further. “Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel said, ‘An honest estimation of the moral state of our society will disclose: Some are guilty, but all are responsible.’” She then said: “’Never again’” cannot be reserved for only Jews.” Ahem, are you listening, Ruth? I am NOT Jewish.
Ultimately, after several months of this pursuit, I relented and agreed to go on a trip with her in 2010. Ruth selected a journey to Uganda to advocate for the rights of LGBTI people and sex workers. OK, I was not sure that I was signed up for this. I had never even met a sex worker let alone advocated for one, but Ruth was insistent, so I went.
A recurrent phenomenon in the newly-released documents, emails and text messages is Epstein and his grand global nexus seeking to profit from Western-inflicted misery the world over. On March 18th 2014, in the Maidan coup’s immediate, violent aftermath, he emailed Ariane de Rothschild, a French banker and CEO of the Edmond de Rothschild Group since March 2023, due to her marrying into the famous, powerful Jewish family. Epstein was exhilarated. “Ukraine upheaval should provide many opportunites [sic],” he wrote.
De Rothschild was drained after a “very long day sitting on bank board,” but delighted to hear from her close friend. “Miss our talks and hope you’re well,” she gushed. “Will be at home tomorrow night, will you be free? And let’s discuss Ukraine.” The “opportunities” Epstein perceived in the shattered post-coup country, as it plunged into Western-sponsored civil war, could’ve ranged from an untapped reservoir of young girls and vulnerable women, to pillagingthe country’s vast resources.
In July 2011, Epstein emailed associate Greg Brown, declaring “the Libyans now are legit, but need real help,” adding “they must be careful there will be many claims on that money.” He was referring to Tripoli’s frozen overseas assets, seized by Western powers in March that year, after the country plunged into insurrectionary violence. Epstein fired off this missive right when NATO’s bombing of Libya graduated from striking government forces to actively supporting rebel advances, as foreign fighters closed in on the country’s capital.
Brown excitedly responded, “there are already $80 billion in frozen funds/assets internationally,” and perhaps “three to four times this number in sovereign, stolen and misappropriated assets.” He was working with MI6 and Mossad veterans to “identify stolen assets and get them recovered.” If they could “identify/recover 5% to 10% of these monies and receive 10% to 25% as compensation,” the Anglo-Israeli private spying network could reap “billions of dollars”.
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Americans are obsessed with public safety. AI companies believe they have the solution.
Of course, Whitney….
Minority Report?
Herman DeBoard is the founder and CEO of Airez, a small AI start-up pitching a revolutionary real-time security system that uses AI neural networks to spot potential crime.
I posed the Minority Report comparison to DeBoard. “That’s pretty close to what we’ve created here,” he said, although they normally get compared to Skynet, the malevolent superintelligence system from the Terminator series. He said PreCrime’s human overseers in Minority Report, who have to vote on whether or not to act on a crime ball, mirror the agentic system they’ve set up.
Here’s how it actually works: A client, say a Vegas casino or an NFL stadium, reaches out to Airez about streamlining their security systems. The Airez team runs a non-invasive pilot, which involves the client sending over facility sensor data (mainly video footage, but eventually audio recordings, security systems, environmental or biometric information, you name it), which is then run through the Airez model. Airez scans through the information, flagging any pieces of data that stand out as anomalous.
“We give you contextual stories of what’s happening. Everything from an emotional evaluation of the people involved, how tall they are, what their cultural makeup is, what they’re wearing, to what direction they’re walking and what they actually did.” They’re looking at how the environment around them changed too, DeBoard explains. “We paint these pictures in little 60-second clips, and then we send them to a security operations center or someone who’s monitoring this.”
To paraphrase DeBoard: Airez is merely looking for things that are out of place.
If the facility likes what Airez finds and signs on, the company launches a full integration, connecting the Airez software and dashboard to the facility’s existing security system. The company can provide additional sensors, like infrared cameras or Airez’s multi-patented FoRi (Fiber Optic Ring Interferometer) system, which captures vibrations or audio signals and determines precise geographic locations. It was designed by a former lead scientist at Halliburton and expands on existing fiber optic tech for listening to oil leaks in the ocean — it’s mainly deployed in parking garage pilots, for now. Airez is ready to start monitoring right away, no acclimation period needed.
She’s merely looking for things that are out of place.
The AI is a “true agentic AI system,” DeBoard says, utilizing real machine learning built on multiple Large Language Models (LLMs) and Vision Language Models (VLMs). He explains it as a proprietary blend of in-house and external models that form a super-powered GPT with contextual intelligence, fusing data from cameras, sensors, and external feeds. The company is currently running active pilot programs with three transportation networks — an interstate public transit provider and two inner-city public transit systems — and an international oil and gas company.
He speaks of “her” — DeBoard describes the AI as female — with a sense of awe.
“This is going to sound a little creepy. It does to me, and I’m the creator, but she’s currently cognitive,” DeBoard says, insisting he’s not delusional. “She has the five senses. She even can smell. We do gas sensors and ammonia sensors. And then she makes sense of it in a way that she can then speak to you.”
All that isolation, all that anguish and yearning and poverty, made his life hell but fed his creativity. Dick was just marginal enough to look under the rock of postwar prosperity. His best books—including The Man in the High Castle, Ubik, and The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch —reveal an American Orwell, updating the British novelist’s unyielding despair with a dose of California mellow dystopianism. Also, a sense of humor.
Orwell explained in 1984 that with the advent of television, and the subsequent ability of each set to both send and receive signals, “private life came to an end. Every citizen, or at least every citizen important enough to be worth watching, could be kept for twentyfour hours a day under the eyes of the police and in the sound of official propaganda, with all other channels of communication closed.”
In Dick’s world, it is hard to keep the police separate from the corporations or distinguish the state’s propaganda from capitalism’s. Or maybe they’re all space aliens. The idea isn’t so much to crush the citizens—Orwell’s notion of “a boot stamping on a human face— forever”—as letting them know who is boss, and getting another buck out of them. Consider, for instance, the scene in Ubik (1969) where the down-at-his-heels Joe Chip is trying to get out of his “conapt,” which is to say his apartment:
The door refused to open. It said, “Five cents, please.”
He searched his pockets. No more coins; nothing. “I’ll pay you tomorrow,” he told the door. Again he tried the knob. Again it remained locked tight. “What I pay you,” he informed it, “is in the nature of a gratuity; I don’t have to pay you.”
“I think otherwise,” the door said. “Look in the purchase contract you signed when you bought this conapt.”
In his desk drawer he found the contract; since signing it he had found it necessary to refer to the document many times. Sure enough; payment to his door for opening and shutting constituted a mandatory fee. Not a tip.
“You discover I’m right,” the door said. It sounded smug.
From the drawer beside the sink Joe Chip got a stainless steel knife; with it he began systematically to unscrew the bolt assembly of his apt’s money-gulping door.
“I’ll sue you,” the door said as the first screw fell out. Joe Chip said, “I’ve never been sued by a door. But I guess I can live through it.”
Better than any other SF writer of his era, Dick nailed a future where machines are neither masters nor tools but both at once. On the Internet, he is celebrated as a prophet. “There will come a time,” he predicts in a quote that circulated widely post-Snowden, “when it isn’t ‘They’re spying on me through my phone’ anymore. Eventually, it will be ‘My phone is spying on me.’ ”
This brilliantly sums up a future that is just about here, when your technology will track you so it can order more toilet paper when you are running low, but the truth seems to be that Dick never said it. In a twist the writer would have appreciated, the lines accurately mirror his beliefs but are not his words. A real fake, that is to say. The machines in Dick’s universe have the power to console, too.
when the dirty state of Jewish Terror murders children in a playground, is there a sound . . . . redlines for Pedophiles in the White Man’s House and its Minyan DO NOT EXIST
Valley Forge “brings out the best and the worst in people… It showed me who I didn’t want to be.”
As the glare of a sexual assault scandal fell on the Air Force Academy, the commandant of the United States Military Academy here invited a group of female cadets to a confidential talk. All of them had filed complaints of sexual harassment or assault, and the officer, Brig. Gen. Leo Brooks Jr., wanted to hear first hand how West Point had dealt with them.
One woman who took part said that several of the women related pain and disillusionment. After summoning the courage to make formal reports, several said they had found themselves facing swift punishment — for breaking rules against socializing with upperclassmen and for other lesser infractions committed in the incidents they described. The accused assailants, on the other hand, went about their lives, as criminal investigations of the reported assaults unfolded.
“The culture was rife with abuse of every part of a person’s being,” says one alum. Recalls another: “I didn’t feel like a human the majority of the time I was there.”
In addition to recruiting military personnel, the school brought in former cops and prison guards to oversee cadets. A couple of the TACs came from Glen Mills, a Pennsylvania penal school that the state shut down in 2019 amid allegations of child abuse. Bossert and another former TAC singled out one Glen Mills colleague whom the Forge hired in 2016. This officer frequently got physical with students, according to his former co-workers, one of whom distinctly recalls him body-slamming a cadet in the mess hall.
Another controversial figure is J.J. Rivera, until recently the school’s commandant, or head TAC, whose verbal attacks on cadets and flirtatious behavior with female cadets raised eyebrows. In a grainy video recently shared on the Valley Forge Sucks Instagram, Rivera, now chief of staff, can be heard screaming “Shut the fuck up!” at a whimpering young cadet. He then grabs the boy.
There were “many, many fights where one student was beaten to a bloody fucking pulp before anyone intervened,” says a former supervisory officer.
Cap’n Crunch’s Army of One Big Abuser, andc Bone Spurs Trump and his Semen Drip Rapist and Pedophile principles, so where do YOU think the pigs and sheriff deputies and ICE Gestapo get their fucking ideas?
He was enrolled there at age 13 by his father, Fred Trump, who hoped the school’s strict discipline would curb his son’s rebellious behavior. Trump attended the academy from 1959 until his graduation in 1964.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper talks to Washington Post Senior Editor Marc Fisher on the paper’s new reporting that there were efforts made to hide President Trump’s grades from his time at the New York Military Academy.
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Child abductions are happening outside of the Twin Cities metro area, too. Last fall in Chicago, officers in riot gear detained a five-year-old girl at the laundromat with her mother. In late September, four U.S.-citizen children were detained for several hours in an indiscriminate, “invasion”-style raid of an apartment building in Chicago’s South Shore. Then, in mid-January, seven-year-old Diana Crespo-Gonzalez was detained with her parents in Portland, Oregon, while seeking treatment for Diana’s persistent nosebleed. She, like Liam, was sent to Dilley and developed a fever.
Liam wasn’t even the first student in his school district to be taken that day.
These cases represent only a fraction of the child abductions happening nationwide. In December, the Marshall Project estimated that more than 3,800 children had already been detained by ICE during Trump’s second term — at least 20 infants among them.
Footage from a Gaza hospital shows a child standing in a doorway where his family had been sheltering. A shot tears into him, his tiny heart exploded and he drops instantly. There is nothing ambiguous about it. No crossfire. No confusion. Just a child targeted and killed. When his relatives return from burying him, carrying an empty stretcher and a white flag, they are shot too. Even grief isn’t allowed to exist. Even surrender isn’t enough to be spared.
This isn’t defense. It’s a system that has learned it can take Palestinian lives without consequence. A little boy is killed, and instead of restraint, the shooters return to attack the people who dared to mourn him. It’s cruelty stacked on cruelty, carried out with full awareness and full intent.
Socialpaths, Jews:
Trump administration staff described daily 10 a.m. phone calls — even on Saturdays — and bully behavior from the top official, according to a new report published by The Atlantic on Wednesday.
“One senior official who has participated in the calls told us that the intensity and urgency often veer into hectoring,” The Atlantic reported.
“He pushes everybody to the absolute limit because he knows that the clock is ticking,” the source told the outlet. “He gets on the phone and he yells at everybody. Nobody is spared from his wrath.”
Miller, who has had public squabbles on cable news, has no problem saying what he thinks. And as one of President Donald Trump’s longest serving aides, who served in the first administration, he has used the “power of the government” to tell other people to get out of his way.
“Miller publicly shames bureaucrats he feels are falling short or resisting orders,” The Atlantic reported.
“If there’s a problem and you’re the owner, you have to fix it quickly,” another source who has participated in the conference calls told the outlet. “It’s not a place where you can say, ‘I have to get back to you.'”
Miller has demanded progress reports on deportations and “accepts no excuses.”
“In Trump’s inner circle—even with the president himself—Miller is known as a dogmatic force whose ideas are sometimes too extreme for public consumption,” according to The Atlantic.
Trump joked in October during an Oval Office briefing, saying “I’d love to have him come up and explain his true feelings—maybe not his truest feelings,” he said, laughing.
And despite people calling him a “Nazi, a neo-Nazi, a white supremacist, a kapo, and Lord Voldemort” — he doesn’t express his reactions to the criticism.
“But in Trump’s second term, Miller finds himself at the height of his powers—the pulsing human id of a president who is already almost pure id,” The Atlantic reported.
THEY ARE ALL THE FUCKING SAME:
The advocacy group Mental Health Movement made its claims about Emanuel in a Facebook post following the event. The post detailed how two of the group’s members, Debbie Delgado and Matt Ginsberg-Jaeckle, confronted Emanuel and sharply criticized him for closing mental health clinics.
“After trying to keep his cool, he told us that he would speak to us after the event in a separate room. There, we saw the Real Rahm. Now off camera, Rahm’s voice raised, his demeanor changed, in no time he was shouting in Matt’s face, nose-to-nose,” the post read.
And that’s when things allegedly got out of hand.
“YOU’RE GONNA RESPECT ME!” Emanuel is quoted shouting at Ginsberg-Jaeckle, who is no stranger to antagonizing the mayor.
It’s downright funny — but not really as shocking as some people make it out to be — that filmmaker Spike Lee called Mayor Rahm Emanuel a “bully” and accused a couple aldermen of being mayoral “bootlickers” in his first interview about his controversially titled film, “Chiraq.”
Just to be clear, Webster’s defines a bully as a “blustering browbeating person; especially: one habitually cruel to others who are weaker.”
Sound like an apt description of Rahm?
Let’s ask an expert, Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis.
After all, Lewis called out Emanuel for being a bully years ago after the mayor told her “F— you, Lewis” during a tense discussion leading up to the 2012 teachers strike.
On Friday, Lewis told me that there’s no doubt our mayor is a bully. And it’s not because a Brooklyn filmmaker validated her expert assessment of the mayor’s penchant for pushing people around.
“I was right. What Spike says doesn’t prove [he’s a bully.] It was just a matter of reiteration. Spike said it out loud. People who know the mayor and understand how he operates have said it before, they just have not said it out loud,” Lewis said. “I think for everyone who has had their experience [with Rahm], that’s how you describe him.”
When contacted, the City Hall spin machine declined to comment on the most recent allegations of attempted bullying levied against the mayor.
With an average of over 2 million people imprisoned at any time, the United States has notoriously had the highest rate of incarceration of any country in the world over a long period. According to the Prison Policy Initiative, around $182 billion is spent annually to cage around 1% of the U.S. population 18 and older.
Now, fueled by racism and corporate greed, the rapid expansion of detentions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in 2025 has led to a surge in detainees, 40% of whom are people with no criminal records.
For-profit corporations operate approximately 90% of all immigration detention beds.
The GEO Group: The largest operator, managing 19 facilities for ICE as of 2025, including theAdelanto ICE Processing Centerin California and theNorthwest ICE Processing Centerin Washington.
Management & Training Corporation (MTC): Operates several facilities, including theAdams County Correctional Centerin Mississippi.
LaSalle Corrections: Manages multiple regional detention centers, particularly in the southern United States.
You are what your fucking 401-Ks and Mutual Funds say:
Stephen Miller: The Deputy Chief of Staff and architect of current immigration policies disclosed a stake of $100,001 to $250,000 in Palantir Technologies.
Members of Congress: Several lawmakers have reported purchasing Palantir stock during 2025 while supporting expanded immigration enforcement, including:
Rep. Lou Correa (D-CA): Purchased up to $75,000 in stock.
Reps. Lisa McClain, Jefferson Shreve, Rob Bresnahan, and James Comer (all Republicans).
Peter Thiel: Co-founder of Palantir and a major investor in Anduril Industries, which builds AI-guided “virtual border wall” watchtowers.
The overriding US political issue is that we have no real politics–i.e., we live under a lawless imperial capitalist regime bent on global dominance for the benefit of a parasitic rentier oligarch class. Any politician who won’t acknowledge this is either corrupt or ignorant.
AOC cannot be stupid as to actually believe that the US global position–the dollar regime, ~1000 military bases, CIA ops and fake NGOs, etc.–is about fighting “authoritarianism.” She is obviously demonstrating fealty to imperial capitalism by flacking for it. — Aaron Good
American Jewish Exceptionalism:
JEWS:
Epstein had a painting in his home of George W Bush sitting on the rug of the Oval Office with two paper airplanes and two collapsed Jenga towers.
Just in case anybody was wondering what could possibly be worse than what they’ve already revealed.
Shapiro also recounts his early relationship with Israel, including a trip he took as a teenager with his classmates from Akiba Hebrew Academy — around the time he met his wife Lori — and how those experiences shaped his views on the Jewish state.
Shapiro spent four months living in a dorm, taking classes and touring the country. Jerusalem, he writes, felt entirely different from home, where his faith had largely been contained within the walls of his synagogue on Saturday mornings or at the family table on Friday nights. Shapiro and his family are practicing Conservative Jews who keep kosher and gather for Shabbat dinners, joined by Shapiro’s parents and in-laws.
“There was something foundational about being in Israel that really connected me more to my faith,” he writes. “In Israel, it was just everywhere. It was the first time I could feel faith. I could see it and touch it, and it wasn’t abstract.”
On Saturday nights after Shabbat ended, he and his friends would wander Ben-Yehuda Street, watching crowds spill out of cafes and bars. Every time, he would run into someone with a connection to Pennsylvania or to his family. It was a reminder, he writes, of the bonds tying Jews together around the world.
Shapiro proposed to his wife in 1997 under the 19th-century Montefiore Windmill in the Yemin Moshe neighborhood of Jerusalem, during one of more than a dozen trips to Israel.
The boy who whispered white supremacy in 1990s California has become the man orchestrating ethnic cleansing. Stephen Glosser-Miller—whose great-grandfather fled pogroms to Ellis Island—now sends children to detention camps.
600+ kids ripped from families. 6 Americans shot dead by ICE. 238 Venezuelans deported to a Salvadoran gulag without trial.
His family’s immigrant story became his weapon against immigrants. The irony would be poetic if the bodies weren’t piling up.
Calla — Glory to the indigenous Iranian missiles that rain down upon the zionist entity, put settlers under the rubble, and strike existential fear in the cold hearts of the genocidal pedophilic Epstein amerikan regime
They should all be stabbed and/or Molotoved in their sleep!! 50,000 IOF’s soldiers from other countries took part in “the genocide” in Gaza…
Miriam Adelson and the clown prince
Chemo Therapy for the BRAIN:
BREAKING NEWS: the first Emirati pedophile has been taken into custody, with growing calls for him to be transferred to the International Criminal Court to face prosecution for the crimes he committed.
One down, many to go: this arrest must mark the beginning, not the end of a broader reckoning. Further investigations at the highest levels of power, including scrutiny of Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan must come.
There is no place in society for those who prey on children; they must be held fully accountable under the law for their actions. [One of the most immediately repulsive human faces in existence. These people actually look evil, and with a dark soul]
Tom Barrack was mentioned in the Epstein files “540 times” … The dirty bastard is the US ambassador to Turkey and a close friend of Erdogan.
She’s in the “biz” — Jewish jism biz! You will always be under their thumb. Become a social worker!
I am so happy that Noam Chomsky lived long enough to die in shame. Big win for Western Civilization. — quoted on Twitter
WAY before the current decimation of the people, and it is a foregone conclusion that Palestine will not be free from the river to the sea. Shekel Wallets, implanted RFIDs, calorie control, every drop of water tracked, all the security cameras, drones, all of it, that is a PRISON.
Dirty Dirty cunt-trees: France, Germany, Italy, and the United States have escalated their calls for the removal of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, falsely accusing her of calling Israel the “common enemy of humanity.” France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said Paris will formally seek her ouster at the United Nations Human Rights Council session on February 23, 2026, while Germany’s top diplomat Johann Wadephul and Italy’s foreign minister echoed the claims in support of the push. When asked about the controversy, a spokesperson for UN Secretary-General António Guterres refused to back Albanese. He told reporters that the UN does not agree with much of what she says and stressed that Albanese operates independently. Supporters of Albanese, including Amnesty International, say the campaign is political retaliation for Albanese’s reporting on Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip.
This film rips open one of the most sealed-off military institutions on the planet: the IDF during the assault on Gaza. It drags into the light testimony that was never meant to escape the barracks. IDF soldiers who served after October 7 speak with a rawness that cuts through official propaganda. They recount the bombardments that erased entire neighborhoods, the pressure and confusion inside the ranks, the civilian suffering they could not unsee, and the moments that made them question the morality of the mission they were carrying out.
Directed by Ben Zand, the documentary stitches together rare, unfiltered accounts from inside the IDF and places them alongside the voices of Palestinians who lived through the devastation. Their stories expose a reality that sanitized press briefings and military spokespeople work overtime to bury. The film makes it impossible to pretend this was a conventional war. Gaza has no army, no air force, no defense. The hundreds of thousands of dead women and children are not abstractions or statistics. They are the direct result of a campaign unleashed on a trapped civilian population. Hamas cannot be used as a shield for what happened to them.
This is not a neutral film. It is a record of violence carried out with overwhelming power and almost no accountability. Who are we kidding? It was carried out with absolute impunity.
Oh. Well, ANOTHER documentary. Yet ANOTHER one. And where does that take us?
Look, a call to action involves much more sophisticated actions than the cartoonish Anarchist Cookbook.
Teach your kiddos to brreak codes. Teach your kiddos to learn how to electronically shut down drones, whether from the Pigs of USA militarized police-ICE-FBI et al, or the military mercenaries the fucking CHeetos crew at the Super Bowl stood up for and shed crocodile tears for.
USS Liberty? That Larry Silverstein Building 7? For fuck’s sake, just looking at these neuroperverse creeps, just seeing how they tap-dance around their fucking rationalizations and their Freudian and Bernaysian crap, well well, the same cunts, little Eichmanns, that work for the other neuroperverse fucks — Ellisons, Ackmans, Altmans, Adelsons, Frinks, Schwartzmans, Schumers, Kushners, Millers, Pages, Brins, Karps, Catzies, and on and on and on.
Read the Jerusalem Post and all the valoring of those fucking misanthropes getting VC $ and their ADVANCES in AI and the brain, all of the Gestapo Star of David surveillance tools.
Fifty-minute city and Digital Shekel Wallet. Sound like a Jew world Zelensky proposed two years ago? For this Board of Prison/Peace, the Jews are conniving with Semen Drip Brownshirt Trump as he sundowns daily, hour by hour?
They are all thespians, rotten Woody Allens and Seinfelds, nothing real, no truths, lies, and then this yet ANOTHER documentary about to change the world (NOT).
I’m an ex adjunct faculty, fucking from 1983 to 2024. Dozens of colleges and universities. How many fucking really cool documentaries on social justice, environmental justice, ecological justice, culture, geopolitics, politics, war, etc. have I had my students dive into and critically think about and write about?
Dudes. Since 1983 as a grad student TA, all the way through to colleges in WA, TX, NM, OR, Mexico.
They are walking Zombies, for the most part, the students. Cosctoized, McDonaldsized, Disneyfied, Lobotomized.
Homo Consumopeticus, on steroids. And, now, witht he viruse of the .2 percent solution infecting EVERY part of their lives, sitting back and watching yet ANOTHER documentary, and listening to the “intimate” words of LGBTQ killers, natural born murderers, those fucking vermin that have 3 thousand years of inbreeding and epigentic express of their hate and their manipulative collective charater, well well,, where does that get you?
I just aired my interview of Kathy Kelly on the local community radio station. Here, the article I wrote about her.
Go to Wed. Feb. 11, 6 pm, Finding Fringe, here in the archives: kyaq.org
We gotta do sleeper cells and teach kiddos how to cook up botulism, how to get into the corridors of power, how to just do what the fucking Jews taught their world with their sicarios. No, sicario is Jewish, way before El Chapo.
Thanks for running this vid, at least. So many of the viewers have to turn away? Why? Look at evil right between their fucking vermin eyeballs.
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A group of Israelis in Sderot, often a target of Hamas rockets, spends an evening on the hills hoping to catch a glimpse of the fighting in the nearby Gaza Strip
As the sun begins to sink over the Mediterranean, groups of Israelis gather each evening on hilltops close to the Gaza border to cheer, whoop and whistle as bombs rain down on people in a hellish warzone a few miles away.
Old sofas, garden chairs, battered car seats and upturned crates provide seating for the spectators. On one hilltop, a swing has been attached to the branches of a pine tree, allowing its occupant to sway gently in the breeze. Some bring bottles of beer or soft drinks and snacks.
On Saturday, a group of men huddle around a shisha pipe. Nearly all hold up smartphones to record the explosions or to pose grinning, perhaps with thumbs up, for selfies against a backdrop of black smoke.
Jesus FUCKING Christ, you needed the current phase of genocide to see the inbred meanness and monstrous fucking way of the Jew?
The United Nations and human rights organization documented widespread violations of the laws of war committed by the Israeli military, including the use of indiscriminate and disproportionate force, the targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure, and attacks on medical facilities and UN schools sheltering displaced people.
Use of indiscriminate & disproportionate force
Israel’s military repeatedly used disproportionate force – a war crime – and imprecise weaponry, especially artillery, firing indiscriminately into densely populated areas, inflicting mass civilian casualties. On July 28, UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon warned(this link opens in a new window) that Israeli attacks raised “serious questions about proportionality.”
The Israeli military twice invoked the so-called “Hannibal Directive,” which calls for heavy, indiscriminate fire in the immediate vicinity and surrounding areas when an Israeli soldier or civilian is believed to have been taken prisoner in order to prevent their capture, killing and injuring hundreds of Palestinian civilians, including:
“Human Rights Watch investigated eight Israeli airstrikes that were apparent violations of the laws of war before the ground offensive that began on July 17, 2014…. The attacks Human Rights Watch investigated include a missile attack that killed four boys on a Gaza City pier and wounded three others, multiple strikes over several days on a hospital for paralyzed and elderly patients, attacks on an apparent civilian residence and media worker’s car, and four previously documented strikes. In many, if not all, of these cases, Human Rights Watch found no evidence of a military target. Israeli forces’ failure to direct attacks at a military target violates the laws of war. Israeli forces may also have knowingly or recklessly attacked people who were clearly civilians, such as young boys, and civilian structures, including a hospital – laws-of-war violations that are indicative of war crimes.”
“Human rights organizations have expressed serious concerns regarding incidents where civilians or civilian objects have been directly hit by Israeli airstrikes, in circumstances where there was allegedly no rocket fire or armed group activity in the close vicinity. Such cases raise concerns about the targeting of civilians, in violation of the principle of distinction.”
Attacks on UN schools sheltering displaced civilians
On July 30, the Israeli military shelled a UN school in Jabalia in northern Gaza where 3,300 displaced Palestinians were sheltering, killing at least 20 people(this link opens in a new window), mostly women and children. Condemning the attack, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon declared(this link opens in a new window): “Nothing is more shameful than attacking sleeping children.” According to UN officials, they gave the Israeli military GPS coordinates for the school 17 times(this link opens in a new window) over the previous two weeks in an attempt to ensure it wasn’t attacked.
“In May, the United Nations shared a list of its facilities with the Government of Israel, which was further discussed with government entities in July. During hostilities in July and August, UNRWA provided the Israeli authorities with real-time information identifying installations that were being used as designated emergency shelters and places of temporary refuge. Despite such information, on 24 July, the UNRWA Beit Hanoun Elementary Coed A and D school… was hit by IDF mortar fire, resulting in the death of at least 12 persons, including 6 children, and in the injury of more than 90 others. The location of the school had been provided to Israeli authorities by United Nations staff on 12 separate occasions over the seven days leading up to the incident, including the day of the incident itself.”
Attacks on healthcare workers & medical facilities
(See here for a more extensive list of attacks on medical facilities and workers)
The Israeli military killed 16(this link opens in a new window) healthcare workers and wounded 83 others, mostly ambulance drivers and volunteers.
On July 12, an Israeli airstrike killed two residents of a special needs facility in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza and seriously wounded several others. The victims, 31-year-old Ola Washahi and 47-year-old Suha Abu Saada, suffered from severe mental and physical handicaps.
“An immediate investigation is needed into mounting evidence that the Israel Defense Forces launched apparently deliberate attacks against hospitals and health professionals in Gaza, which have left six medics dead.
“Even more alarming is the mounting evidence that the Israeli army has targeted health facilities or professionals. Such attacks are absolutely prohibited by international law and would amount to war crimes. They only add to the already compelling argument that the situation should be referred to the International Criminal Court.”
Amnesty International condemned(this link opens in a new window) Israel’s destruction of the power plant as an act of “collective punishment” against the entire population, while Human Rights Watch issued a statement(this link opens in a new window) which noted: “Damaging or destroying a power plant, even if it also served a military purpose, would be an unlawful disproportionate attack under the laws of war, causing far greater civilian harm than military gain.”
Israel’s destruction of the power plant caused the shutdown of water treatment plants, while Israeli attacks also knocked Gaza’s largest sewage treatment plant out of commission(this link opens in a new window). The Israeli military did extensive damage to Gaza’s water and sewage systems, already in critical condition due to seven years of Israel’s crippling siege and naval blockade and previous Israeli assaults, causing the release of raw sewage(this link opens in a new window) into open pools, farmland, and the Mediterranean Sea, prompting health concerns and affecting fishermen. On August 5, Oxfam warned(this link opens in a new window) that Israeli attacks on wells, pipelines, and reservoirs had contaminated fresh water supplies, already heavily contaminated before the assault, and that 15,000 tons of solid waste had leaked into the streets of Gaza.
”…farmers were forced to abandon their crops and animals, and fishermen were prohibited access to the sea, paralyzing related economic activities. Open fields, greenhouses, gardens and orchards were severely damaged and contaminated with unexploded ordnance. Families who lost animals or fishing assets also lost their daily sources of income and nutrition: eggs, meat, dairy and fish… A sizable proportion of Gaza’s agricultural animals perished, including roughly 40 per cent of poultry and 20 per cent of total productive livestock. The entire agricultural value chain was affected – from farm and sea to market.”
The latest Israeli military operation in Gaza, dubbed Operation Protective Edge, is the third major offensive on the Gaza Strip in six years.
Before the July 2014 offensive, the last large-scale escalation was in November 2012, when the Israeli military bombarded the Gaza Strip with air strikes for eight days. Known as Operation Pillar of Defence, the strikes killed 171 Palestinians, including more than 100 civilians.
In 2008-2009, Israeli soldiers launched a 22-day military operation in Gaza, dubbed Operation Cast Lead. About 1,400 Palestinians and 13 Israelis were killed in the offensive.
Targeting medics and hospitals in acts of war should be called “healthocide”, academics have urged, amid an increase in such attacks in recent years.
I know exactly how many knees I’ve hit, says Eden, who completed his service in the Israel Defense Forces as a sniper in its Golani infantry brigade six months ago. For much of the time, he was stationed along the border with the Gaza Strip. His assignment: to repel Palestinian demonstrators who approached the fence.
‘Her only weapon was her medical vest’: Palestinians mourn death of nurse killed by Israeli forces
NOW: The Civil Defense in Gaza has said that around 8,000 bodies remain under the rubble of destroyed buildings across the territory, despite ongoing search and rescue efforts. He added that more than 3,000 people are still missing, with no confirmed information about whether they are alive, have died, or been detained.
A Palestinian ambulance officer from the Gaza Strip has died while held in an Israeli prison, more than a year after his arrest, two Palestinian prisoner advocacy groups said on Thursday.
The Palestinian Civil Affairs Authority, the official liaison with Israel, said Hatem Ismail Rayan, 59, died in Israel’s Negev Prison in southern Israel, according to a joint statement by the Palestinian Prisoner Society and the Palestinian Commission of Detainees Affairs.
Rayan was detained on Dec. 27, 2024, from Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza. His son, Moaz, who was wounded at the time of arrest, remains in Israeli custody, the statement added.
The two organizations said that as of Jan. 12, at least 87 Palestinian detainees whose identities are known have died in Israeli prisons since the start of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, citing torture, starvation, sexual abuse, and systematic denial of basic rights, alongside degrading and inhumane detention conditions.
They estimate the overall number of Palestinian detainees who have died in custody has surpassed 100, noting that dozens of prisoners from Gaza remain forcibly disappeared. The groups also reported that dozens of Palestinians were summarily executed in the field.
Since 1967, the total number of Palestinian prisoners known to have died in Israeli custody has reached 324, according to the two organizations. They added that Israel continues to hold the bodies of 95 deceased prisoners whose identities are known, including 84 who died after the start of the Gaza war.
Jew Whore:
Same vile UniParty of Jews First, Israel FOREVER:
At the Munich Security Conference, during an interview , Nancy Pelosi, the former Democratic Speaker of the House and current California Democratic representative, sadistically boasted that sanctions on Iran are designed to “cripple their economy” and make civilians in “rural areas” feel the pain”.
When asked
“Is there a way to bring about the regime falling without using American force”
Pelosi boasted, “Use economic force, there are ways that you can cripple their economy and some of that has been in the works” adding, “It’s more about just weaken their economy and it weakens the support they do have, because they do have support in the rural areas in the more conservative Imams and the rest of that, but we have to make them feel the pain as well.”
These sadistic comments mirror similar comments made by current Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent who boasted,
“What we can do at treasury, and what we have done, is created a dollar shortage in the country, at a speech at the Economic club in New York in March I outlined the strategy, it came to a swift -and I would say grand- culmination in December when one of the largest banks in Iran went under, there was a run in the bank, the central bank had to print money, the Iranian currency went into free fall, inflation exploded and hence we have seen the Iranian people out on the street.”
You know the tapes, man, Spycam images, man, the hours upon hours of hotel and bedroom and Epstein Style tapes of these EuroTrashLandians with children, with sodomy sticks, with feces and dogs, you name it, all in Unit 8200’s vaults, in the vaults of Mossad.
France and Germany have levied a smear campaign against the UN’s special rapporteur for Palestine, Francesca Albanese, by taking a quote she made out of context and using it to call on her to resign.
France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot accused Albanese of saying that “Israel is a common enemy of humanity” and “called for the resignation of the United Nations special rapporteur for the Palestinian territories.”
Similarly, Germany’s Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul called “for the resignation of the UN special rapporteur for the Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, over comments she made allegedly targeting Israel at a conference,” saying, “I respect the UN system of independent rapporteurs. However, Ms Albanese has made numerous inappropriate remarks in the past. I condemn her recent statements about Israel. She is untenable in her position”.
While there is nothing wrong with calling Israel an enemy of humanity in the first place (it is), Albanese did not actually say this, and the claim is based on a quote taken out of context.
What Francesca Albanese actually said was, “We see now that humanity has a common enemy, and respect for fundamental freedoms is the last peaceful path we have to regain our freedom” which she clarified meant, “The common enemy of humanity is the system that enabled genocide in Palestine — financial capital that funds it, algorithms that conceal it and the weapons that make it possible”.
The Trump-imposed sanctions “effectively cut her off from the entire international banking system, as if she were a terrorist or a drug trafficker.”
Here’s what CNN never told you and MSNBC never told you and Fox News never told you and the New York Times never told you: A YouTuber flew a drone over Great St. James a few years ago and filmed a man driving a golf cart who looked exactly like Jeffrey Epstein, and this was after Epstein’s reported death in August 2019, and when the man noticed the drone filming him he floored the golf cart and drove straight to a garage built into the side of a hill and disappeared inside and never came back out, and the YouTuber found construction records showing underground tunnels honeycombed throughout the entire island, which means Epstein had built himself the perfect bolt-hole with subterranean infrastructure specifically designed for someone who might need to disappear and keep living underground while the world above thought he was dead.
Trump announces his candidacy in June 2015 and Epstein’s name starts resurfacing in ways that make powerful people nervous, and by 2016 Epstein is buying a second island that nobody talks about and building underground infrastructure that stays completely out of the media while CNN is running helicopter footage of Little St. James on a loop, and then someone films what looks like Epstein on that secret island after his death and the evidence vanishes from the internet, which is not how coincidences work in a world where intelligence agencies routinely manipulate information to protect their assets and their operations.
WHO WOULD HELP A PEDOPHILE SEX TRAFFICKER ESCAPE?
Every single person who appears on Epstein’s tapes would help him escape, which includes presidents and prime ministers and billionaires and CEOs and British royalty and scientists and academics and media figures who all got filmed by cameras that Epstein had installed in every room of his properties, which has been documented by victims and staff who saw the surveillance systems and knew what they were for, and Epstein wasn’t running a simple blackmail operation but rather a sophisticated intelligence gathering system designed to give Mossad permanent leverage over the most powerful people on Earth, and dead men can’t leverage anyone but live men in protective custody can still make phone calls and send messages and remind everyone on those tapes that the insurance files still exist and will be released unless everyone keeps playing along with whatever story Mossad decides to tell.
If you’re Mossad and you’ve spent thirty years building the perfect honeytrap operation, you don’t just throw it away when it gets exposed, you extract your asset and keep the blackmail machine running from a different location with a different cover story, because the whole point of an intelligence operation is maintaining leverage over your targets, and that leverage doesn’t disappear when your operative supposedly dies, it just gets transferred to a different handler who reminds everyone that the files still exist and compliance is still mandatory unless they want their careers and families and legacies destroyed by the release of video evidence showing them raping children on a private island.
Jared Kushner’s Father Charles, a Felon Pardoned by Trump, Confirmed as New Ambassador to France — Real estate developer Charles Kusher — who once paid a prostitute to sabotage his brother-in-law’s marriage — was previously convicted of illegal campaign contributions, tax evasion, and witness tampering . . . pleaded guilty to 18 federal charges in 2004 and was pardoned by Trump in 2020.
In these dark times, Huda Ammori, co-founder of Palestine Action, is a true hero and an inspiration to all of us.
Years ago, Fidel Castro himself reached out to Andrés Allamand, a leader of the Chilean right, to offer free medical treatment to one of his sons. The Revolution didn’t care whether the child was a migrant, what ideology his family held, or what they thought about Cuba.
Today, that same right-wing sector opposes Chile sending humanitarian aid to the island, right in the middle of one of the harshest crises the Cuban people have ever faced. The criminal blockade promoted by Trump does not strike a “regime”; it strikes an entire country, especially the population that needs the most support: boys and girls, elderly people, the sick.
Just as Allamand’s son received unconditional solidarity, Cuban children also deserve a dignified life.!!
Dan Gertler (Hebrew: דן גרטלר; born 23 December 1973) is an Israeli billionaire businessman in natural resources and the founder and president of the DGI. He’s Congo’s richest and most powerful man. He owns Africa’s largest resource empire, spanning oil, gas, gold, and cobalt, even though his greatest love are blood diamonds. You can’t understand Central African civil wars without talking about him. His name is Dan Gertler.
There are no patriots in the CIA because they profit from crime. After 1945 the CIA took over from the British and became the world’s biggest narcotics dealer. Gary Webb, US journalist who was hounded, ostracised and likely murdered for exposing US government’s cocaine business.
September 12, 1989 Oliver North’s trial this spring surprised everyone: It actually produced some new information. But some of its most important revelations — those touching on Israel’s role in Central America — received little or no attention in the press.
The source of the most interesting tidbits was an official 42-page “memorandum of facts” summarizing material from classified documents for presentation in the trial growing out of the Iran-Contra scandal. [1] What caught the attention of the news media and Congress was the memorandum’s allegation that top administration officials in early 1985 proposed circumventing Congressional restrictions on aid to the contras by providing “several enticements to Honduras in exchange for its continued support of the Nicaraguan resistance.” The memorandum cited then-Vice President George Bush’s trip to Honduras in March 1985, only weeks after President Ronald Reagan authorized sending an emissary to spell out the possibly illegal quid pro quo. All this sparked a round of sharp media scrutiny into Bush’s conduct as well as complaints from Congress that some relevant documents had not been turned over to the Iran-Contra committees.
What almost no one thought worthy of discussion was the trial memorandum’s important revelations about Israel’s role as a third-party supplier of aid, in particular arms, to the contras. Although it adds little of substance to what close students of Israeli policy in Central America already know, this document for the first time provides dramatic official confirmation of Israel’s role. No less important, it exposes the congressional investigation’s coverup of the crucial triangular relationship between the United States, Israel and the contras.
The trial memorandum actually begins with a discussion of Israel’s role. In 1983, CIA Director William Casey asked the Pentagon to help obtain infantry weapons Israel had captured from the PLO in Lebanon in 1982. “Following discussions between Maj. Gen. Meron of Israel and retired Maj. Gen. Richard Secord of the United States government,” the memorandum discloses, “Israel secretly provided several hundred tons of weapons to the Department of Defense on a grant basis in May 1983.” (Secord later became North’s private agent for dealings with both Iran and the contras.) This operation, dubbed Tipped Kettle, supplied about $10 million worth of arms and ammunition.
The CIA, again working through the Pentagon, arranged another delivery of weapons in the summer of 1984 in Operation Tipped Kettle II: “Although CIA advised Congress that the weapons would be used for various purposes, in fact many of them were provided to the Nicaraguan resistance as appropriated funds ran out.” At the time, as the memorandum notes, the CIA had run up against a ceiling on aid and turned to Israel. In August, Congress finally passed its complete ban on aid to the contras, known as the Boland Amendment. By then, the administration’s obsession with raising third-country support for the contras, through such sources as Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, South Korea, the People’s Republic of China and Brunei, reached a point of desperation. Israel was always at or near the top of the Reagan team’s list of donors.
Here, from Elizabeth Lane, on X:
I’m going to be blunt. I’ve reached the point where I find Erika Kirk deeply disturbing, not because of rumors or gossip, but because of consistent, observable patterns of behavior. To be clear, everything I say in this post is my opinion, I’m not claiming this is a fact I’m saying this is what I think Erica Kirk is.
I come from the world of acting and modeling. I’ve spent years around social climbers, opportunists, image-curators, and people who treat relationships as ladders, that is why I left that world. Most of these people are shallow and harmless. A few are dangerous. Erika falls into the latter category not because she is just ambitious, but because of how calculated and performative her ambition appears to be. I believe she may be a psychopath.
What stands out immediately is the reaction she provokes in people, which is very common with psychopaths. Across the board including from people who support her publicly, the private reaction is the same: “I can’t watch her.” Not criticism, just physical discomfort. People turn off interviews because the presentation feels artificial to the point of being unbearable. let me explain:
That kind of response does not happen accidentally, and it does not happen often. Research in psychology shows that humans are highly sensitive to emotional incongruence, mismatches between facial expression, tone, and content. When affect appears simulated rather than genuine, the brain registers it as a threat signal. This activates discomfort and avoidance, even if the person cannot consciously explain why. So many of us felt this way but we could not explain why we could not watch her.
Studies on psychopathy, particularly those building on the work of psychologists like Robert Hare, describe traits such as rehearsed emotional display and shallow affect. These traits can create what observers experience as an “uncanny” interpersonal dynamic. The discomfort arises, and people want to shut it off because most people rarely encounter extreme affective mimicry in everyday life, so the brain struggles to categorize what it is detecting. (Comment below if this is what you felt like when watching her.)
Erica is attractive enough, and she has every tool in her position to sell this organically except for one thing – emotion. The entire story of what happened could have helped her sell this fully; she really would have been the last person on earth to be a suspect if not for the FBI’s terrible mistakes, TPUSA’s lies, and her very fake performance.
Plenty of attractive, ambitious women move through media spaces without triggering that response, even though we know what they are. This is about something else, an extreme disconnect between the presentation she puts out and perceived authenticity.
Erica is not the archetype of a model/actress seeking money and fame and then settling into a quiet life with a wealthy, good looking husband. She’s the wolf type. Who wants to be in the place of that husband? She is not born for a supporting role, she’s a decision-maker type. She appears to pursue proximity to power, moving fluidly between television, nonprofits, branding opportunities, and ideological spaces that maximize exposure.
Her previous partners are guys women like her would date, muscular, jacked, good-looking. Even though they are not people with huge potential, they are all somewhat established. They are good stepping stones until the right person shows up. Now, looking at her previous partners, I’d say Charlie probably was not her type visually, but he was exactly what she was looking for in a man – potential to be a great power.
What Erica was looking for is the same thing Hillary Clinton was looking for when she met Bill. She recognized that Bill Clinton was her ticket to power, the power she could control and she was right. She realized she could create a great brand out of him and herself, and they still are a brand. The Clintons. No one in this world can say they love each other. They are a brand that works. This is why she’s sticking around despite Epstein and Lewinsky. Also, if you think Bill is the decision-maker there, you must have never been in close proximity to the Clintons. She moves the game; she is the decision-maker.
Erica saw a brand with Charlie. She also saw that Charlie could one day become President of the United States if he wanted to. Charlie had the ear of the most powerful segment of any society – students! He was going to be a very important player in politics, and she was not missing that ride.
What’s striking is how completely her public identity reshapes itself after that relationship begins. The aesthetic, the tone, the values, the presentation all change. Overnight, the persona shifts into the role that best fits Charlie’s world, devoted Christian, modest, supportive housewife. That kind of rapid adaptation is quite impressive for a usual person but not for a psychopath; they do it all the time.
In my head story goes like this: For a moment, it works. She becomes the wife of a rising political figure with access to donors, institutions, and national platforms. At that point, the ceiling isn’t social media influence, it’s empire-building, foundations, global reach, a legacy brand – Kirks!
It’s obvious that Charlie listens to her, whether it’s about donors or the trajectory of TPUSA. The most influential figure in any mentally healthy man’s life is his wife. She is going to be the biggest influence, and that’s just how it is. That is why you need to pick you partner wisely!
Everything was going well until Charlie makes decisions based on conscience rather than expansion and money. He turns down money. He refuses to play dirty politics. I’m assuming someone like Erica who married into this because she had a vision for this brand would not be very happy that. The life she appears to have signed up for – power couple, expanding influence, historical relevance, was collapsing into something else entirely, domesticity, housewife kids and now Charlie’s refusing to accept the money that can make him a global power. A supporting role instead of center stage is not her thing.
Her husband died a few days ago, and she walks onto the stage as if she were born there. It comes naturally to her, she knows it, and she wants it. Just days after her husband’s death, she was already laying out ambitious plans for the company over Zoom. It’s obvious she was always deeply involved in the business and knew exactly where to pick up when her turn came.
What people struggle to watch, what makes the screen unbearable, is not grief. It’s the absence of emotional continuity. Performances can be learned, trust me, as a former actress, I can speak to that, but emotion can’t be improvised or mimicked if you’ve never experienced it. That’s why I think we are dealing with a psychopath who has never really experienced these emotions and does not know how to play them. And audiences feel it instantly. It’s fake. Again just my opinion.
This isn’t an accusation of crime; I’m not claiming this is what happened, and it’s a fact. It’s an analysis I made after watching her long enough. And quite honestly, I am sick of this shit.
Oprah once praised João de Deus as her personal spiritual healer. She called him inspiring and full of hope after experiencing his psychic surgery on her show.
Now he is serving over 370 years total, including a fresh 99 year sentence, for raping hundreds of women and girls. He is also accused of running a baby trafficking farm that sold newborns.
She gave this monster a platform, then quietly deleted it. Never forget.
They don’t make youth like this anymore:
Hamoudi Ismail and Elias Attallah were two young Palestinian fighters from Fatah whose names became linked to one of the most consequential moments of the 1982 Lebanon war. During the Israeli invasion, they captured eight Israeli soldiers near Ain Zahalta in an unexpected encounter that carried weight far beyond the battlefield. That capture became part of the leverage that led to the 1983 prisoner exchange in which approximately 4,700 Palestinian and Lebanese detainees were released, many from the Ansar detention camp in southern Lebanon. For thousands of families, this meant reunion after months and years of imprisonment. In Palestinian memor,y their story is not only about the capture itself but about what followed, the return of prisoners, the restoration of dignity, and the reaffirmation that even in moments of siege and displacement, the freedom of detainees remained central to the national struggle.
Cuba has consistently been the most reliable and heroic supporter of African liberation movements out of all countries outside the continent.
All these should be locked up too. ISLAND hell!
Francesca Albanese cannot open a checking account: the effect of U.S. sanctions. She can’t open one even in Italy, because Washington’s decisions impact the entire global financial system. Jeffrey Epstein, on the other hand, had no trouble holding one at JPMorgan, the richest bank on the planet. Not only that: he was allowed to withdraw huge sums of money without anti-money laundering checks and to open accounts in the names of young women without any alarm being triggered regarding possible human trafficking. In part, even after he had already been convicted for the first time.
We need to talk about the Epstein case. Not as a satanic, cannibalistic, and coprophagic plot. But rather as the ultimate configuration of the violent power of capital through class, gender, and ethnicity. A configuration that can exist also thanks to the financial system—the very same one that today excludes Francesca.
Reminding you that the InBred UnUnited Queendumb is the progenitor of U$A-I.
MAGA MAGA MAGA:
The monarchy is ingrained in British society in a manner that Americans might not understand, even though many still engage in royal sensationalism. After hundreds of years, Britain cannot remember a time without a form of monarchy. The royal family brings about comfort and familiarity, an emotional attachment which often does not successfully preserve monarchies in other sovereignties. While many nations have overthrown their royal regimes, the United Kingdom has found a balance between democracy and tradition. This emotional connection allows the British public to overlook a long history of colonialism that has harmed indigneous populations and facilitated human rights violations.
The crown is ultimately a symbol of cooperation and subjugation. With the rise of the media, however, the royal family has taken on a new role in the realm of pop culture.
From the Netflix award-winning drama The Crown to Queen Elizabeth’s cameos in the James Bond movies, the royal family has become a global sensation. While some aspects of the royal obsession involve copying Princess Catherine’s dress, others involve demanding openness about how the royal family influences public affairs. In a sense, the media industry has forced the monarchy to open Buckingham Palace’s gates to the world, even at times when the Windsors would prefer to retreat. The royals have become more relatable to the general public in recent years, which is central to the institution’s survival in the modern era. Queen Elizabeth’s cameo brings about a humorous and personal side to her image that is not conveyed during state functions.
People idolize the British royals. While many see a part of themselves in one of the figureheads, the royals also represent a high society lifestyle that many still want for themselves. With custom designer outfits and a multitude of palaces, the public does not see the significant downside that comes with royal life.
Real Black History: The year I was born. This Black History month, we’re remembering the “unbothered” attitude and stance of Louisa Jenkins as racist police question her at a protest in 1957
Back to JewLandia:
The Electronic Intifada broke this story today about the Committee to Protect Journalists. In an effort to protect Israel, they’ve completely canceled their most important publication, released annually since 2008. The “Impunity Index” ranks countries that allow those who deliberately target journalists to get away with their crimes.
Although the Impunity Index is trusted and cited in many human rights reports, Jodie Ginsberg, CPJ’s CEO, scrapped it because the calculations would put Israel at the top of the list.
As the index covers a 10 year span, Israel would not only rant at the top in 2025, but likely for many years to come. Unsurprisingly, as Ali Abunimah notes, CPJ’s board of directors is composed of “who’s who of figures from mainstream pro-Israel outlets.” — susan abulhawa |
This man does not get enough love. Co-founder of Palestine Action. Warrior for the downtrodden and oppressed.
Israeli rabbinical judge demolished ’50 homes a week’ in Gaza, boasted that Palestinian bodies were left to be eaten by animals —— Abraham Zarbiv, a rabbinical judge in the Ariel, has come under fire from Israel’s state ombudsman for violating ethical guidelines after bulldozing homes in Gaza and publicly boasting that Palestinian bodies were left for animals to eat. Zarbiv, who served hundreds of days in reserve duty, shared videos of himself destroying buildings with an Israeli army bulldozer and told Channel 14 that he flattened “50 buildings a week,” warning Palestinians would have nothing to return to and discouraging any ceasefire agreements.
According to Haaretz, the ombudsman, Ahser Kula, emphasized that military service does not exempt a rabbinical judge from ethical duties, highlighting concerns over Zarbiv’s public statements and media appearances. His actions come amid Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Zarbiv has also engaged in political activity supporting settlement expansion and the depopulation of Gaza, including attending the pro-settler “Gaza – The Day After” conference and planning a yeshiva lecture that was later canceled. In January 2025, the Hind Rajab Foundation filed a legal complaint with the International Criminal Court calling for his arrest, arguing that his statements violate the 1949 Geneva Convention and the Rome Statute.
Supremacist nazis have “ethics” now.. . That’s rich.
“I spy with my little eye, something beginning with J.”
Why MAGA is so concerned with Epstein − and why the files are unlikely to dent loyalty to Trump
Yah think?
You think Venezuela didn’t know about this?
How Israel’s Gaza bombings evaporated nearly 3,000 Palestinians without a trace
“I looked for them a million times. Not a piece was left. Where did they go?”
Such extreme devastation is the result of the intense heat generated by the explosives packed into these US-made weapons, identified as the MK-84 ‘Hammer’, the BLU-109 bunker buster, and the GBU-39. These are packed with a mixture of explosive chemicals that raise their firepower up several notches. The temperature in the aftermath of explosions rises to up to 3,500 degrees Celsius (5,432 degrees Fahrenheit), which evaporates all the bodily fluids of those in the area of impact and reduces their tissues to ash.
Dr. Muneer al-Boursh, the director-general of the Health Ministry in Gaza, explained how these bombs cause bodies to entirely disappear without a trace. “The boiling point of water is 100 degrees Celsius [212 degrees Fahrenheit],” al-Boursh told Al Jazeera Arabic. “When a body is exposed to energy exceeding 3,000 degrees Celsius combined with massive pressure and oxidation, the fluids boil instantly. The tissues vapourise and turn to ash. It is chemically inevitable.”
One of these bombs was dropped in the Al-Mawasi camp in Khan Yunis on September 10, 2024 and created a huge crater, which the survivors equated to the aftermath of an earthquake. Twenty-two people were evaporated in this particular bombing.
Nah, there is no more antisemitism. To be pro-Jew is to be anti-humanity.
Reminder that Tom Alexandrovich, the Israeli child rapist caught in Vegas, isn’t in the U.S. facing consequences.
He’s back in Tel Aviv, free as ever.
Brooklyn child-molest monster ‘got away with it’ after fleeing to Israel
“Let us be direct in our approaches. One: President Donald Trump is a docile and cynical puppet of the all-powerful Israeli lobby. Two: Putin is also a spokesman and instrument of the same lobby. As long as this reality is not understood in all its depth and tragedy, any attempt at geopolitical analysis will be partial and implicitly far from the truth”. Very interesting written interview with Moldovan dissident Iurie Rosca by Edward Slavsquat.
Another public instance took place in the United States Senate, where a Chabad-Lubavitch rabbi Yosef Greenberg was invited to deliver an official opening prayer at the start of a Senate session.
In this Senate invocation, the rabbi framed the moral direction of nations in terms of universal laws given after the Flood, referring to what are commonly known in rabbinic teaching as the Seven Noahide Laws. He presented these laws as guidance meant for all humanity and tied them to justice, peace, and proper governance. In connection with this, the prayer explicitly honored Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, crediting him with promoting these laws globally as a moral foundation for nations.
The spiritual leader of Degel HaTorah, one of the two factions of the Haredi United Torah Judaism party, says in a statement: “Whether the authorities agree to it or not, not a single yeshiva student, not even one, will go to the army.”
Rabbi Dov Lando issues the statement as the government continues its efforts to pass a law that would exempt most, but not all, Haredim from service.
“The place of Torah scholars is solely within the walls of the yeshivas and kollels,” Lando says. “Let everyone know, whether they understand this or not: This is the fact; it has been so, and it will remain so.”
LOOK at his soulless eyes!
Multiple reports confirmed that at least 11 victims were seated in the audience, many wearing shirts criticizing the extensive redactions in the recently released Epstein files.
Looks like enough of them/survivors to jump over the fucking suits and Bag Bondi?
Fucking converted fucking Candace Owens. 15th-century Catholic Doctrine of Discovery, based on papal bulls, was used to justify the seizure of non-Christian lands, fostering colonization, exploitation, and the dehumanization of Indigenous peoples based on assumed European superiority. It is widely condemned as a racist, unjust, and colonial tool that caused immense harm.
Sure, Catholicism!!!!!!!
Oh, can’t we just not support Judaism? Catholicism? The lot of them?
Candace Owens is a Roman Catholic, having announced her conversion from Reformed Evangelical Protestantism in April 2024. She was baptized at the Brompton Oratory in London, aligning her faith with that of her husband, George Farmer, whom she married in 2019. Her faith is central to her life.
VD Vance, the current Vice President of the United States as of January 2026, converted to Catholicism in 2019, choosing St. Augustine of Hippo as his confirmation saint.
Bleeding them dry. Starving them into emaciation. Polluting them into DNA epigenetic hell. The way of the Axis of Evil – USA-Isr=ahhh-HELL.
Where’s the fucking pope on this one? Data from 2019, sixteen of the twenty-five most water-stressed countries in the world can be found in this region (with Bahrain ranked as the world’s most water-stressed country). In this context, water stress is defined as the gap between water supply and water demand for each given country, meaning that the most water-stressed nations are utilizing nearly all of their available water supplies, and any fluctuations to water supply with respect to meeting water demand could trigger periods of water shortage.
Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is the most water-scarce region in the world, with only about 1% of global freshwater resources. Increasing demand for water from cities, industries and agriculture has pushed the already hot and dry countries of the region into extreme stress. More than 60% of the region’s population has little or no access to potable water.
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So, the Talmudist way will be to poison the water, man . . . Superior neuroperverse “race.”
The legacy of Israel’s 60-year occupation of the Palestinian territories has been systematic human rights violations on a mass scale. One of its most devastating consequences is the impact of Israel’s discriminatory policies on Palestinians’ access to adequate supplies of clean and safe water.
Children are drinking from puddles and wading through sewage pools, as Israel pummels water systems in Gaza
Why MAGA is so concerned with Epstein − and why the files are unlikely to dent loyalty to Trump
But the bottom line is there’s a realization among many people in MAGA that you’ve got to stay with Trump. It’s too much to say there is no MAGA without Trump. There’s certainly no Trumpism without Trump, but MAGA without Trump would be like the tea party. It’ll just sort of fade away without Trump.
People in MAGA are supporting Trump more than more mainstream Republicans on this. So I don’t think there’s going to be a break over this, but it certainly adds strain. And you can see in the current moment that Trump is under some strain. — The Conversation’s politics editor, Naomi Schalit, talked with scholar Alex Hinton, who has studied MAGA for years, about Make America Great Again Republicans’ sustained interest in the case of accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Hinton explains how MAGA’s interest in the case fits into what he knows about the group of die-hard Trump supporters.
“I have spent my entire career covering the news,” Mr. Lemon told reporters on Friday outside the federal building after he was released without bond. “I will not stop now. There is no more important time than right now, this very moment, for a free and independent media that shines a light on the truth and holds those in power accountable.”
He added, “I look forward to my day in court.”
The 14-page indictment described preparations for the protest — nicknamed Operation Pullup by its organizers — that sounded not unlike those that might precede many demonstrations. It quoted one of the organizers, Nekima Levy Armstrong, as saying that the demonstrators planned to “disrupt business as usual” and wanted to keep their plans under wraps.
As Jonathan Parnell, the pastor who was leading the service that day, began his sermon, Ms. Armstrong interrupted him with “loud declarations” that “the time for judgment had come,” the indictment said. Other protesters yelled and blew whistles in what the indictment somewhat dramatically described as a “takeover attack on the church.”
Echoes oh those dementia echoes:
YOUR $2.94 BILLION.
Not Ukraine’s. Not Washington’s. Yours.
Between 2014 and 2017, approximately $2.94 billion in U.S.-backed financial support flowed into Ukraine’s stabilization and energy sectors through IMF programs, USAID contracts, and loan guarantees. These were lawful policy actions during a genuine geopolitical crisis.
But ten years later, here’s the question no one in Washington seems able to answer:
Where is the single, public, consolidated spreadsheet showing what American taxpayers received in measurable results?
This isn’t an allegation. It’s an accountability question.
And accountability isn’t partisan. It’s foundational.
The Timeline That Raises Eyebrows
(All Public Record)
March 12, 2014 — Vice President Biden designated as administration lead on Ukraine policy
April 21, 2014 — Biden’s first official visit to Kyiv
May 12, 2014 — Hunter Biden and Devon Archer join Burisma Holdings’ board of directors
Documented compensation — Senate HSGAC report lists approximately $83,333/month
These are facts, not accusations. The Senate report itself does not allege criminal wrongdoing.
But here’s what matters: when billions in public funds move during a crisis, optics and conflict-risk safeguards aren’t optional—they’re essential.
Were those safeguards documented clearly and made publicly available?
If so—where are they?
December 2015: A Complicated Month
IMF disburses $1.8 billion tranche to Ukraine
Ukraine’s banking sector remains under severe stress
Corporate registry records show Cyprus-based entities connected to Ukrainian energy businesses
Public reporting references overlapping financial movements during this period
Let’s be precise: there is no publicly confirmed proof that IMF funds directly flowed to any private board member or specific private entity.
But there’s also no simple, centralized audit available to taxpayers explaining the separation in plain English.
When systems are complex, transparency must be simpler—not harder.
What We Know (From Official Sources)
Based on Senate documents, FOIA releases, public registries, and investigative reporting:
✓ Compensation figures were documented ✓ Board appointments are confirmed ✓ Equity interests were reported ✓ USAID energy funding expanded significantly during this period ✓ Public remarks tied U.S. loan guarantees to Ukrainian prosecutorial reform ✓ Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies cooperated with U.S. officials ✓ International audit firms were involved in banking sector investigations
These are facts. What they mean depends on interpretation.
But transparency isn’t interpretation. It’s documentation.
It was a storyline that in earlier times would have seemed impossible. For four years, the actor and comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy entertained TV audiences in Ukraine with his starring role in the sitcom Servant of the People. Zelenskiy played a teacher who, outraged by his country’s chronic corruption, successfully runs for president. In 2019, Zelenskiy made fiction real when he contested Ukraine’s actual presidential election and won.
On the campaign trail, Zelenskiy pledged to clean up Ukraine’s oligarch-dominated ruling system. And he railed against politicians such as the wealthy incumbent Petro Poroshenko who hid their assets offshore. The message worked. Zelenskiy won 73% of the vote and now sits in a cavernous office in the capital, Kyiv, decorated with gilded stucco ceilings. Last month, he held talks with Joe Biden in the Oval Office.
The Pandora papers, leaked to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and shared with the Guardian as part of a global investigation however, suggest Zelenskiy is rather similar to his predecessors.
The leaked documents suggest he had – or has – a previously undisclosed stake in an offshore company, which he appears to have secretly transferred to a friend weeks before winning the presidential vote.
Key Aid Details (Feb 2022 – Early 2026):
Total International Assistance: Estimates exceed 309 billion euros ($360 billion+) in combined aid, with European nations collectively contributing a significant portion, sometimes exceeding U.S. commitments.
U.S. Commitment: The United States has approved roughly $175 billion-$182 billion in total aid, which includes military, economic, and humanitarian support.
U.S. Military Aid: Over $66 billion in direct military assistance has been provided by the U.S. since February 2022.
Types of Aid: The support includes weapons systems (Patriot systems, F-16s), ammunition, training, and direct budgetary support.
Fucking Krauts: Don‘t ask about Palestine at Berlinale! Tilo attended today‘s press conference of the festival‘s jury and asked about the selective treatment of human rights. The Berlinale has famously shown solidarity with the people of Iran and Ukraine. But never with Palestinians. Jury president Wim Wenders refused to engage and actually said, “We have to stay out of politics“
Tilo‘s question and the following got censored on the Berlinale official livestream which suddenly experienced „technical difficulties“. This footage comes from the Reuters news agency instead.
Sure fucking movies aren’t political:
Puszczynska, whose filmography includes “Cold War,” a movie about a couple that kills themselves to escape communism, declared to the questioner: “Films are not political in the meaning of the word I think you think.” Instead, she stated, they’re about “empathy.”
“It’s a bit unfair asking us, what do we think, how we support, not support, talking to our governments or not,” she complained, before employing a time-honored Zionist tactic of deflection:
“There are many other wars where genocide is committed and we do not talk about that!”
Eventually, the jury’s president, German director Wim Wenders, jumped in to clear up the confusion: “We are the opposite of politics. We have to do the work of people, and not the work of politicians.”
“We have to stay out of politics.”
The quotes stands sharply at odds with previous statements by Wenders. In 1988, the director famously stated:
“Every film is political. Most political of all are those that pretend not to be.”
As recently as 2024, Wenders explicitly praised the Berlinale for being politicized while celebrating after Germany’s AfD Party was banned from the festival: “The Berlinale has traditionally always been the most political of the major festivals, and it’s not holding back now, nor will it in the future.”
“I like the Berlinale because it always speaks out and says something.”
Both Wenders and the Berlinale film festival itself have repeatedly and strongly condemned Moscow for its role in the Ukrainian proxy war, which Wenders has described as a Russian “war against Europe.”
In 2022, the Berlinale banned Russian media and anyone it deemed a “supporting actor” of Moscow. It did the same to Iranian outlets the following year, when it issued a statement cheering on the “courageous protesters in Iran” as they sought to topple the “violent, undemocratic regime.”
In Germany, however, such criticisms never seem to apply to the rogue Israeli apartheid state, which Berlin is helping arm, fund, and protect as it carries out the most thoroughly-documented genocide in history. — Wyatt Reed.
I did a show coming up, March 11, with Lowkey featured on it, and Marc Lamont Hill:
One year into Donald Trump’s return to office, a wave of hardline actions – from volatile ICE raids to growing concern over political pressure on the media – has raised alarm about the expansion of the president’s power.
Then, with US midterms approaching, attention is turning to whether there is any meaningful challenge to the Republican grip on Congress.
So what happens next?
This week on UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill speaks with journalist and author Chris Hedges about Trump’s second presidency and whether US democracy is on the decline.
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Fucking Tio/Tia Tacos.
An Arizona Mexican restaurant run by immigrants has been swamped with hateful messages, calls and online reviews over it giving free meals to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, but the owners say they are responding with kindness.
“We’re trying to respond in a positive way, just because I know that putting more hate onto hate is not going to lead anywhere good,” Jorge Rivas, who owns Sammy’s Mexican Grill, told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. [Jorge Rivas, a Salvadoran-born legal immigrant]
In a recent video shared on social media by the outlet Pulso, Sammy’s Mexican Grill was highlighted as a restaurant that respects federal immigration enforcement agents and offers them free meals.
Despite that history, Rivas said he is standing on his promise, even if it means losing money out of his own register.
“I’m doing it because I think it’s the right thing to do,” Rivas said.
This is the antithesis of the stance many businesses in Tucson are taking, with some hanging signs prohibiting ICE agents from entering their business without a warrant
Something Rivas called un-American.
“It’s also Unlawful because the ICE agents are following the laws, and if you are not letting them in, you’re interfering with their job,” Rivas said.
However, many businesses on Fourth Avenue and elsewhere in Tucson have brandished the new sign, including Pop Cycle of Tucson.
“We felt it was important for keeping our community safe, frankly, because straight up, ICE is a danger to our community,” said Tobias Hodges with Pop Cycle of Tucson.
Hodges said the store works with a lot of Hispanic and indigenous artists, a community that he said might not mesh with Rivas’s policy.
Below is a partial list of the Tucson businesses that were closed on Friday. If you know of more, please email us at desk@kold.com
Davis-Romero Magnet School
Drachman K-8
Gale Elementary
Hollinger K-8
Johnson Primary
McCorkle Academy of Excellence
Manzo Elementary
Mary Meredith K-12
Myers-Ganoung Elementary
Oyama Elementary
Palo Verde High
Pistor Middle School
Pueblo High
Roskruge Bilingual
Sahuaro High
Sam Hughes Elementary
Secrist Middle
Tucson High
University High
Van Buskirk Elementary
Warren Elementary
White Elementary
Below is a partial list of the Tucson businesses that were closed on Friday. If you know of more, please email us at desk@kold.com
Arizona Poppy
Cal’s Bakeshop
Campfire Cycling
Ceres Pasta + Bread
Chappopin Cafe
Crooked Tooth Brewing
Decibel Coffee Works (both locations)
Desert Drifter Coffee
Desierto Books
Dragoon Taproom
El Be Goods (closing at 2 p.m.)
Etherton Gallery
Espresso Art Cafe
Galeria Mitotera
Guided Flame Spa
Heliotrope Metal
Honeycomb Piercing
Houlden’s Rise Above
How Sweet It Was Vintage
Homeward Books
Jellywink Boutique
Kneller’s Delicatessen
La Querida Studio and Gallery
MAST
Mildred & Dildred
Monsoon Chocolate
Mourning Star Curio Shoppe
Noodies Tucson
Playformance
Pop-Cycle Shop (closing at 2 p.m.)
Presta Coffee
Red Captain Coffee Company
Rocco’s Little Chicago
Rollie’s
Rozet Nursery
Sigfus Designs
Slow Body Beer
Spadefoot Nursery
Sydney’s Sweet Shoppe
Talega Coffee
Taste of Passion
The Neon Door
Tucson Hop Shop
Tucson Thrift Shop
Viejo Goods Vintage Shop
Warm Shape
Why I Love Where I Live
Wooden Tooth Records
Yellowbrick Coffee
Yolia Botanica
CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott equivocated, saying that pushing a woman to the ground “can be” considered a de-escalation tactic, “depending on the circumstances.”
“I don’t know what happened before this. If an officer thinks that doing that is going to prevent any kind of a physical encounter, if there’s a weapon or anything else, I’m not saying there is, I’m just saying in certain cases, using hand-to-hand is a de-escalation,” Scott said. Paul didn’t agree with this.
“No one in America believes that shoving that woman’s face in the snow was de-escalation, but your officers need to know that they had a verbal encounter with her. She did not place her hands on the officers. She wasn’t trying to get their weapon,” Paul said, asking if it is “proper to physically throw a woman down or throw anyone down” in response to verbal attacks.
After a video was shown of Pretti’s killing, Democratic Senator Gary Peters pointed out how Pretti was beaten with a spray canister before he was shot. He criticized the violence perpetrated by agents, asking if beating someone “with a canister, is that de-escalatory?”
The answer from Scott wasn’t encouraging.
Cuntology 101:
Just reminding you who the fuck runs our lives: 6 Jews, some unidentified!
Steve Witkoff: U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East, leading negotiations with Iran.
Jared Kushner: White House Senior Advisor and member of the Board of Peace, also central to the Iran and Gaza negotiations.
Yechiel Leiter: Israel’s Ambassador to the United States.
Roman Gofman: Major General and Military Secretary to the Prime Minister.
Sara Netanyahu: The wife of the Prime Minister, who typically accompanies him on official visits and stays at Blair House. (???)
…sure, it’s in their writing and in Hebrew the reality of their hideous misanthropic religion: Maimonides, who decrees that it is permissible to have sexual intercourse with a three-year old girl…
Code talking for . . . . Rabbinical Judaism defines only Jews who believe in the religion, and are men, as full humans. And everyone else is some level of ‘other’, that must be pushed aside or, in extreme cases, destroyed.
Rabbinical Jewish law prohibits the killing of a non-Jew, but it does not punish a person for doing so. In other words, if you kill a Jew, even a Jewish woman, even the slave of a Jew – and here it’s important to note that Orthodox Judaism has never abolished slavery – then there’s a penalty you have to pay. It could come to execution or it could be a fine…
And the rabbis know that these parts of the religion that are misanthropic, that are discriminatory to non-Jews, pose a problem for them. Because if they try to implement them, there are some rules that are very unpleasant, like that three-year-old girl we were just talking about – if they try to implement them, there will be a pogrom.
So to avoid that situation, the Talmud defines two different states of reality. There’s one called “Darkei Shalom” [Peaceful Ways]. In other words, “This is the actual religious law, this is how you are supposed to act. However, since it would cause a huge mess, and people will die, […] you don’t act that way”.
They skip over all the conditions that are imposed by the Talmud on what a Messiah must be, and they go back to Maimonides (pictured below). And Maimonides says: “There is no difference between our time and the time of the Messiah, other than the subordination to kingdoms”. In other words, the only difference between the time of Maimonides – he died in 1204 – and the time of the Messiah, is who is subordinate to whom.
Are the Jews subordinate to “kingdoms”, to other nations? Or can they subordinate other nations? And that is how Maimonides begins his Book of Kings. He explains what the rules are for a king, what a king can do.
It emerges from the belief that, yes, there can be a king. You don’t first have to have a temple. You don’t need God to come down from the sky and point at someone and say, “That’s the Messiah”. You can have a king, and if he is victorious, then he’ll also be the Messiah.
And then you look at what religious Zionists are doing about this. They want a Messiah. They want him now.
There must be cleansings. Religious law prohibits contact with non-Jews. Of course, the Kosher laws prohibit you from eating with them. Other laws forbid you from treating them fairly.
Rodents by so many other names: By 2050, almost one in four Israelis will be a member of the ultra-Orthodox community, a new report by the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI) released earlier this month has found.
The report examines the impact of a larger Haredi population on Israeli society as a whole. It considers both a scenario in which the community’s patterns in education and employment converge with those of the general Jewish population and a scenario in which they remain similar to current patterns, in which they are largely separate.
Thieves and Verin, Jews there, and, well, almost everywhere? A top Israeli official said Tuesday that measures adopted by the government that deepen Israeli control in the occupied West Bank amounted to implementing “de facto sovereignty,” using language that mirrors critics’ warnings about the intent behind the moves.
The steps “actually establish a fact on the ground that there will not be a Palestinian state,” Energy Minister Eli Cohen told Israel’s Army Radio.
Palestinians, Arab countries and human rights groups have called the moves announced Sunday an annexation of the territory, home to roughly 3.4 million Palestinians who seek it for a future state.
They are like viruses: A Jewish group is preparing to sue to overturn a ban on publicly funded religious charter schools in Oklahoma, after a state board unanimously rejected its proposal on Monday.
The Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board’s decision blocked an application from the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation to open a statewide virtual Jewish school serving grades K-12 beginning next school year.
Ahead of the board’s vote, during public comment, Jewish Oklahoma resident Dan Epstein argued that the “public should not be funding sectarian education.”
“My religious education was entirely private,” Epstein said. “My parents didn’t ask for anybody else to pay for it. They paid for it as part of dues to our congregation, and so I’m here today to express my opposition to the application of the Ben Gamla school.”
Epstein was not the only Jewish voice in Oklahoma to object to Ben Gamla.
Last month, the Tulsa Jewish Federation and several local Jewish leaders issued a joint statement in which they criticized Ben Gamla for failing to consult local Jewish leaders ahead of their application to open the school.
“We are deeply concerned that an external Jewish organization would pursue such an initiative in Oklahoma without first engaging in meaningful consultation with the established Oklahoma Jewish community,” the leaders wrote. “Had such a consultation occurred, the applicant would have been made aware that Oklahoma is already home to many Jewish educational opportunities.”
Jews on Crack/ICE (it is Jew Stephen Glosser Miller’s pet project: A former federal prosecutor who quit amid a dispute with the Trump administration is now representing former CNN host Don Lemon, who was one of nine people indicted for their alleged roles in disrupting a service at a Minnesota church where an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official was a pastor.
A court filing Tuesday shows that Lemon has hired former interim U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson, who had been leading the sprawling investigation and prosecution of major fraud cases for the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office until he resigned last month.
Lemon had previously said through another attorney that he planned to plead not guilty to federal civil rights charges over his coverage of the church protest. He has said he was not affiliated with the group that disrupted the church service, and that he was there in his capacity as an independent journalist. The indictment alleges various actions by the group that entered the church, including what Lemon said as he reported on the event for his livestream show.
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Oh, those House Negroes:
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said Tuesday that the justices on the court “get along well” despite their different viewpoints and believes it’s “a model for learning how to disagree without being disagreeable.”
“The court is very good at compartmentalizing, meaning that we focus on our work,” she told “CBS Mornings.” “We work very hard. We come up with our own individual opinions as to how we think about the law.”
“We’re sort of always thinking about the law in different ways. And so we have learned how to adapt to being in an environment with people who have very strongly held but different views,” she said.
She said the justices as a body and as a group are “very collegial.
Data Sets 1-8: Contain the bulk of FBI interview summaries and police reports from Palm Beach, Florida, between 2005 and 2008.
Data Set 9: Contains email evidence, including private correspondence between Epstein and high-profile individuals, as well as internal DOJ correspondence regarding the 2008 non-prosecution agreement that granted broad federal immunity to Epstein and his potential coconspirators.
Data Set 10: Contains 180,000 images and 2,000 videos seized from Epstein’s properties. These materials are heavily redacted, featuring numerous blacked-out boxes that the DOJ says are in place to protect potential victims. However, this has been criticised for allowing some victims to remain identifiable while shielding potential perpetrators.
Data Set 11: Contains financial ledgers, flight manifests to Epstein’s island in the US Virgin Islands, and property seizure records.
Data Set 12: Contains late productions and supplemental items of approximately 150 documents that require more detailed legal review.
Compared to large data leaks and investigations, the Epstein files rank among some of the largest in terms of the number of documents.
Killer fucking Jew across the land, in your food, water, air, cereal for kiddos, you name it, motherfucking killer. Zeldin, evil spawn of Merrill Schwartz and David Zeldin. Zeldin is a Jewish (specifically Eastern Ashkenazic) surname, originating as a matronymic from the Yiddish female personal name Zelde (meaning “fortunate” or “blessed”) combined with a Slavic possessive suffix. It is associated with Jewish families from Eastern Europe.
It is often said in Washington that Donald Trump’s advisers, cabinet members and allies are playing to an audience of one: the president.
But Lee Zeldin, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, appears to be playing to an audience of six: the conservative justices on the Supreme Court.
On Thursday, Mr. Zeldin will move to repeal a scientific determination that requires the federal government to combat climate change, according to Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary. The action will have taken just over a year to finalize, a remarkably rapid pace for an agency that typically spends at least three years on such efforts.
More neuroperversity! Oh, those fucking schizoid Jews: By Dr. Revital Goldshmid and Lior Forkosh (LLM), The State Comptroller and Ombudsman of Israel (19.8.24)
The global climate crisis poses significant threats, including water scarcity, extreme weather events, and impacts on agriculture, food security and human health. Israel’s geographical location magnifies these risks as being a ‘Hot Spot’. Various governmental bodies, such as the Ministries of Finance, Environmental Protection, Energy, Transportation, Economy, Agriculture, Defence, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), and the Planning Administration within the Ministry of Interior, have different responsibilities for addressing climate change.
Oh, those fucking JEWS: Why critical minerals are becoming Israel’s next strategic asset – opinion
The recent Critical Minerals Ministerial meeting signifies one of the most consequential shifts in global geopolitics today: the transformation of supply chains into instruments of strategic power.
The critical weakness of today’s mineral supply chains is not extraction, but processing, refining, and midstream control. Geological reserves are widely dispersed across continents; processing capacity is not. In several critical categories, it is heavily concentrated, creating chokepoints that can be exploited politically as well as economically.
Here we go, Groundhog Day: Lisa Murkowski of Alaska on Tuesday became the first Republican senator to speak out against the SAVE Act, a sweeping election bill backed by President Donald Trump that would require proof of citizenship to vote nationwide.
In doing so, she reminded her colleagues that they roundly claimed to oppose new federal election laws as recently as Joe Biden’s presidency.
“When Democrats attempted to advance sweeping election reform legislation in 2021, Republicans were unanimous in opposition because it would have federalized elections, something we have long opposed,” Murkowski said in a statement. “Now, I’m seeing proposals such as the SAVE Act and MEGA that would effectively do just that. Once again, I do not support these efforts.”
Expect her SUV’s brake lines to be, well, messed with. Those eyes show it all.
Natural ecosystems, such as this vibrant meadow nestled high in the Swiss Alps, are composed of interconnected communities of species that share similar traits and resources. The specific mix of species, known as community composition, changes naturally over time.
Stuff no longer taught in k12 and college?
If ecosystems are driven by these intrinsic dynamics, why is the turnover slowing down? The authors argue that the observed deceleration is a side effect of environmental degradation and the shrinking of regional species pools.
In a healthy “Multiple Attractors phase” ecosystem, a large pool of potential colonizers keeps the revolving door of species turnover moving. However, as human activity degrades habitats and reduces these regional pools, the number of potential colonizers drops. This slows the pace at which species replace one another.
Dr. Nwankwo said, “In other research we are seeing clear indications that human impacts cause the slowing of turnover. It is worrying.”
The findings suggest that a lack of change in local species composition should not be mistaken for stability or ecosystem health. Instead, the widespread slowdown may indicate that the internal engines of biodiversity are losing momentum due to the depletion of regional life.
4th grade presented a poster of a person or symbol of America.
5th grade presented a poster of an event in American history.
6th grade presented a 3D Patriotic project.
We are so thankful for our godly heritage and this great nation. Thank you to all the students that put in several hours on their projects that exhibit their love for America!
And here we go: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, sometimes called the “seventh continent” by environmentalists, stands out as a key example.
No one doubts it’s enormous size. No one thinks it is a good thing that millions of tons of plastic swirl in that area.
Yet, these researchers argue that, within this mess, some life forms have begun to adapt and maybe even thrive.
According to Helm’s findings, it’s possible that what looks like a plain old polluted section of the ocean could, in fact, hold entire communities we have never studied before.
“Some of these cleanup projects have the potential to get rid of an entire ecosystem that we do not understand and that we may never be able to restore,” Helm cautioned.
Such words carry weight and they push us to think more carefully. Have we been too quick to jump on the bandwagon of cleanup, without really looking at what has formed in these plastic-rich zones?
Shifting motherfucking baseline disease on CRACK:
Let the poor fucking eat garbage:
Photos of Indonesia, above: Fucking surreal, Indonesia says proposed Gaza peacekeeping force could total 20,000 troops
“Indonesia’s plans to contribute to peace and humanitarian support in Gaza are still in the preparation and coordination stages,” defense ministry spokesman Rico Ricardo Sirat told Reuters in a message.
“Operational matters (deployment location, number of personnel, schedule, mechanism) have not yet been finalized and will be announced once an official decision has been made and the necessary international mandate has been clarified,” he added.
Sana, a 5-year-old girl, plays on a cloth sling hanging from a signalling pole as smoke from a garbage dump rises next to a railway track in Mumbai, India, in 2012. Photo by Vivek Prakash/Reuters
A child living in a slum plays on a swing under a bridge on the bank of Bagmati River in Kathmandu, Nepal, Oct. 17, 2011. Photo by Navesh Chitrakar/Reuters
A child swims in a polluted reservoir in Pingba, in southwest China’s Guizhou province Sept. 2, 2006. Photo by China Daily/Reuters
A boy plays at a garbage dump where hundreds of people stay and make a living out of recycling waste and making charcoal in the Tondo section of Manila, in 2007. Photo by Darren Whiteside/Reuters
Children play in the fumes of a municipality fumigant sprayer in a slum area in the northeastern Indian city of Siliguri, Oct. 5, 2006. Photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters
Waste collector Dinesh Mukherjee, 11, watches his friend jump over a puddle of toxic liquid at the Ghazipur landfill in New Delhi Nov. 10, 2011. Photo by Parivartan Sharma/Reuters
A boy swims in the polluted water of the Yamuna River to dive for offerings thrown in by worshippers amid a dust haze in New Delhi during World Environment Day in 2010. Photo by Reinhard Krause/Reuters
People paddle in the waters of Manila Bay amid garbage in the Philippines’ capital city on Easter Sunday, April 24, 2011. Photo by Cheryl Ravelo/Reuters
Boys collect coconuts thrown in as offerings by worshippers in the waters of the Sabarmati River after the immersion of idols of the Hindu elephant god Ganesh, the deity of prosperity, in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad in 2011. Photo by Amit Dave/Reuters
Children of rag-pickers stand amid a heap of garbage on the outskirts of New Delhi in 2006. Photo by Kamal Kishore/Reuters
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You get the motherfucking picture yet? ALL motherfucking rich people need to be deep sixed. And their Eichmanns? Used to work their asses off until eternity to help solve the fucking problems of Capitalism listed just in a small swath above:
And below: The Bureau of Land Management has approved a gold and silver mine on 469 acres of public land in Malheur County, a decision aligned with federal efforts to boost domestic mineral production. The approval is a federal land-use authorization, not final authorization to build the project. Rights to develop the Grassy Mountain Gold Mine, about 22 miles south of Vale near the Idaho border, are held by Paramount Gold Nevada, a New York Stock Exchange-listed company based in Winnemucca. Paramount’s stock has soared 69% since Jan. 6.
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Everything is fucking upside down, spun around backwards, put through the fucking blender that is CAPITALISM:
The setback for American Prairie’s efforts to restore bison and native grasslands to Montana could set a precedent for tribal buffalo programs, too
“It is offensive and unacceptable that the federal government would still seek to keep any buffalo off these lands,” Chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Ryman LeBeau writes in his Jan. 28 letter, adding that BLM lands are former buffalo lands. He calls the decision painful and a reprise of “the genocide the Federal government attempted to commit against us and our relative the buffalo.”
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