Oh, those fucking AmeriKKKans and Americanos who think that now, the USA has gone TOO far in the illegal and internationally condemnable attack on Iran? Shift shift shift baselines!

Paulo Kirk

Mar 25, 2026

• An AP-NORC survey of 1,150 adults (March 19–23) found 59% say U.S. military action against Iran has gone too far, even as about two-thirds still prioritize preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The poll comes amid Operation Epic Fury, a U.S.-Israel air campaign launched February 28 that has triggered Iranian retaliation, disrupted oil flows, and driven gas prices up to $3.93 per gallon. Opinion is sharply divided along party lines—90% of Democrats view the action as excessive while Republicans are split—and 60% of Americans oppose sending ground troops as economic concerns affect 45%.

Oh, this is news? U.S. military officials have been giving President Trump daily short video montages highlighting successful strikes in the Iran war, raising concerns among some allies that he may be seeing a curated, overly positive view of the conflict. While the White House insists he receives full intelligence briefings, officials say the videos emphasize victories and may omit setbacks, potentially shaping his perception and frustration with media coverage. The situation has sparked worries about whether Trump is getting enough balanced information to make critical wartime decisions, even as support within his political base remains strong.

Oh, that dirty dirty dirty rat Jew, telling the world what is and isn’t. When will we see an end to the Jew-Jive? Larry Fink says today’s economic anxiety stems from people increasingly feeling like capitalism isn’t working for them.

Meaningless in the scheme of things. Jews need to be banned EVERYWHERE:

Penny Wong has told her Israeli counterpart that Australia supports Lebanon’s sovereignty and does not want to see the southern part of the country occupied by Israel, after the Netanyahu government revealed plans to pursue a “defensive buffer” against Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah.

It comes as Israel vowed to continue striking Iran, dimming hopes of de-escalation even as the US president, Donald Trump, talked up the prospects of a deal to end the conflict.

The Guardian reported Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, said Israeli forces would “control the remaining bridges and the security zone up to the Litani” – a river that meets the Mediterranean about 30km north of Israel’s border.

The writing on the teleprompter? CNN set to cut employees this week as part of CEO Mark Thompson’s digital overhaul: report.

JEWS JEWS JEWS . . . . A tenure-track professor with four years of stellar performance reviews, according to the complaint, Robinson has been told he will no longer have a job in May, for a talk he gave two years earlier at a North Carolina anarchist book fair, in no way affiliated with the university.

Robinson, the only Black philosophy professor at Texas State, said he filed the complaint because he “wants them to fulfill their side of the contract” – referring to his performance reviews and tenure track – and “to fight back against the prohibition of any discourse on Palestine that isn’t part of the mainstream political class”.

The case is one of a growing number. Chloe Truong-Jones, an attorney at Palestine Legal, said her organization has seen a marked increase since 7 October 2023 in US faculty members seeking legal help after being disciplined for speech on Palestine – rising from 37 such requests in 2022 to 150 last year, a 305% increase.

Of the 117 faculty members contacting her organization who indicated their race or ethnicity last year, 84% were people of color, she added.

“The university’s complicity in war and in the genocide in Palestine is essential to understanding what is happening today to faculty, which is essentially a cheapening and deprioritization of the value of their pedagogy, to the point where faculty are considered expendable if their politics and scholarship threaten the interests of the corporate university or bring about scrutiny by the Trump administration and Zionist lobbies,” Truong-Jones said.

Robinson gave the talk, titled Strategic Lessons from the Palestinian Resistance, on 29 June 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. At no point during the event did he reference Texas State, or his affiliation with the school, he told the Guardian.

The talk was never finished, as a scuffle broke out after several minutes, when an audience member alerted the room that several pro-Israel attendees were livestreaming the event. Robinson was led out of the room by an audience member. Police responded to the fight. A 44-page Asheville police department report concluded six months later and seen by the Guardian does not mention Robinson, either as a witness to the fight or as a suspect.

Robinson, however, found himself the target of pro-Israel social media campaigners. The first post appeared on Instagram on 5 June 2025. That same night, Robinson’s supervisor, department chair Craig Hanks, contacted him to say that “strange calls” were coming into the university, according to the complaint.

A day later, senior vice-provost Vedaraman Sriraman emailed Robinson to inform him he was being put on administrative leave, “following the receipt and internal assessment of multiple complaints and allegations regarding an incident that occurred in the summer of 2024”, according to the lawsuit. The following month, on 8 July, the administration sent him an email telling him his contract would be terminated in May of this year.

Robinson appealed against the decision and the school denied the appeal. The Guardian has seen university emails from this timeline; the suspension, termination of contract and the denial of appeal did not offer a substantive explanation for each decision and make no reference to specific rules, regulations or laws that may have been violated.

The response to the appeal said the school had not “denied [Robinson] a right guaranteed by the constitutions or laws of the United States or of the state of Texas”.

Damphousse, Sriraman, provost Pranesh Aswath and Thillainatarajan Sivakumaran, a vice-president at the school, did not answer queries from the Guardian.

Robinson alleges that the school’s actions violated his first and 14th amendment rights. He is also seeking a temporary restraining order to stop the university from firing him.

The 5 June Instagram post by an account linked to David Moritz – one of the people filming Robinson’s 2024 talk – includes a series of slides, beginning with one that says: “This professor praises violence and incited a mob attack in Asheville.” That slide is illustrated with a photo of Robinson – giving a talk at another place and time, Robinson told the Guardian.

The fourth slide – one of several that features video from the talk – quotes Robinson as saying, “End the Zionist occupation [of the library],” which he said after attenders indicated they did not want Moritz and two others filming the talk. “It was a joke,” he told the Guardian. “If you take everything seriously they say or do, they’ve won.”

A half-dozen of the rest of the slides come from audio recordings of a question-and-answer session Robinson offered the next day – in part because he hadn’t been able to finish his talk.

Oh, steers and queers? All soldiers will now need approval from their supervisors before they can receive financial assistance under the Army’s Tuition Assistance program, which helps soldiers pay for taking higher education classes.

The new requirement for the program was one of several recent policy changes to the service’s regulation for the Army Continuing Education System, which oversees educational programs and services. As part of the new policy, soldiers also need command approval for credentialing assistance — a separate Army program that helps soldiers pay to obtain industry-recognized credentials, such as certifications for information technology and project management.

Prior to the most recent policy updates, soldiers did not need command approval to request tuition assistance, said Maj. Travis Shaw, an Army spokesperson.

Will these fucking US vassals put two and trump together? Asia embraces energy austerity as dire fuel shortages force Philippines to declare national emergency

Gestapo and Good Germans and Snitches in our midst: T.S.A. Tipped Off ICE Agents Before Arrests at San Francisco Airport

Transportation Security Administration officials told ICE that a mother and daughter under a detention order had planned to fly domestically, federal documents show.

All rich people should be pitch-forked into the earth, mulched, and tossed into a pigstye.

America’s wealth gap is growing, and Trump’s policies are making it bigger

Another Jew Bloomberg headline. Fucking meaningless, gutless: “What the First Billionaire Reveals About the First Trillionaire. As Elon Musk nears $1 trillion, the story of John D. Rockefeller shows how fortunes of that scale reshape markets, politics and public opinion.”

President Donald Trump has cut programs helping lower-income households while advancing policies benefiting the wealthy and corporations

Gen Z? Jew Zuckerberg is sociopathic, neuroperverse, a misanthropic Talmudist . . . Just like Gen Z, a young Mark Zuckerberg ‘had no concept of small talk’ and would ‘just stare at you,’ the VC behind Airbnb and Reddit says…

EYES only a machete or Molotov could love!

And so the empire continues with its assassination squads, dirty mercenaries in USA USA USA uniforms.

The windows of the Multi-Functional Reconnaissance Company command post were plastered with black trash bags. The table at the center was littered with hot sauce, maps, cables and Nalgene bottles. Around it gathered a few men, faces painted, staring at small screens.

The plan for the night was simple: Use drones to spot, harass and kill the enemy. Taking out the mine-clearing line charges from afar would be critical to the defense of Dara Lam, a make-believe city in this sandy section of Louisiana.

“It kind of feels like cheating,” one of the men said of the drones. “Switchblades are artillery on easy mode,” said another.

From those nerds above, to these bombs, switchblades, below!

And that’s some joke from a limping fucker at the gas station, who told me in the past his wife is a nurse. I told him, “Our politics are so different, but now I know where not to come for petrol.”

Paulo Kirk

Mar 21, 2026

And then the Substack alternative media folk and their bizarre headlines: The Self-Undoing of Israel: Has Zionism Crossed the Point of No Return? By Ramzy Baroud

Nope: The 24-Hour Spiral/ THINGS WENT COMPLETELY SIDEWAYS: HOW A FIGHT WITH IRAN JUST TORCHED THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

What was supposed to be a quick hit job on Iran’s leadership has turned into a full-blown economic war. In the last day, Israel—apparently with a nod from the US—blew up part of the *South Pars gas field*. Bad move: that field is shared with Qatar, a supposed US ally.

Iran hit back hard, targeting oil facilities in Qatar and the Gulf. They even bagged an F-35. Oil prices are already spiking because that region supplies a third of the world’s seaborne crude.

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This is the plan, man, and watch Richard, shuttle to minute 38 for the start:

Nope: The End of the Capitalist West . . . My conversation with Pascal Lottaz of Neutrality Studies . . . Radhika Desai

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/GUfrd79heKk?rel=0&autoplay=0&showinfo=0&enablejsapi=0

Okay, now, Iran will be nuked, man, soon soon soon . . . Iran ‘Gone Wild’ in Dimona: Is Tehran Using Israel-US Madman Doctrine? By Ramzy Baroud & Romana Rubeo

Many locations in the Israeli town of Dimona were set ablaze on Saturday evening (March 21), following Iranian missile strikes that injured more than 20 Israelis and caused the collapse of a building, according to Israeli media.

Israeli Channel 12 reported “21 injuries in 12 locations,” while rescue services confirmed that a building collapsed after a direct or near-direct hit.

Sirens sounded across wide areas, stretching from the Naqab in the south to the Galilee in the north, as missiles and shrapnel struck multiple locations.

Dimona is not an ordinary town. It lies adjacent to the Negev Nuclear Research Center, widely understood to be central to Israel’s nuclear weapons program.

Located deep in the Naqab desert, the facility has long been treated as one of Israel’s most sensitive strategic sites, associated with plutonium production and long-term weapons capability.

That context gives the strike its meaning. The Iranian attack on Dimona came hours after a renewed US-Israeli strike on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility earlier the same day.

According to international and Iranian reports carried by Reuters, the Natanz enrichment complex in Isfahan province was targeted on the morning of March 21, with the International Atomic Energy Agency confirming damage but no radiation leak.

The sequence is not incidental. Natanz was struck in the morning; Dimona was hit later the same day. Even without an exact hour-by-hour timeline, the proximity establishes a clear operational logic: a nuclear facility in Iran is answered with a nuclear-adjacent site in Israel within hours.

Since the beginning of the war on February 28, 2026, Iran has followed a consistent pattern. Every escalation is met with escalation, and every strike on strategic infrastructure is answered with pressure on equally strategic targets.

This breaks from the historical pattern of US and Israeli wars in the Middle East, where escalation largely flowed in one direction.

Oh, the people just do not understand the neuroperverse and neurotoxic minds of the Jews. Taking us back . . . Epstein with a Tommy Gun: Fidel Castro’s War on Jewish Mobster Meyer Lansky. How a Jewish gangster helped build—and then lost—Cuba’s Sin City.

For more than two decades, Meyer Lansky built what he believed would be his permanent kingdom in the Caribbean. The Jewish gangster from New York’s Lower East Side had transformed Havana into the gambling capital of the Western Hemisphere, a glittering playground where American tourists could indulge every vice under the protection of a dictator on the mob’s payroll. Then came Fidel Castro, a young Catholic revolutionary from the Cuban countryside who would destroy everything Lansky had built in a matter of weeks.

Their conflict was never personal. The two men likely never met or spoke. But the collision between Lansky’s criminal empire and Castro’s revolutionary movement would reshape Cuba, spawn assassination plots that entangled the CIA, and leave a trail of consequences that echoes into the present day.

More than half a century later, as Washington once again toys with the idea of remaking Cuba’s political order, the ghost of Meyer Lansky’s Havana hangs over every discussion of regime change: the dream of turning the island back into a glittering casino colony has never fully died.

Meyer Lansky entered the world as Maier Suchowljansky on July 4, 1902, in Grodno, a city in the Russian Empire that now belongs to Belarus. His family was part of the vast population of Eastern European Jews who migrated to America in the early 20th century. In 1911, Lansky emigrated with his mother and brother Jacob through the port of Odessa, joining his father Max, who had arrived two years earlier and settled first in Brownsville, Brooklyn. The family later moved to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, where Max worked in the garment industry and young Meyer grew up among the crowded tenements where Yiddish filled the streets and opportunity meant whatever you could grab with your own hands.

Young Meyer found his opportunities in crime. By 1918 he and his friend Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel were running floating dice games on the streets. They graduated to auto theft, then burglary, and when Prohibition arrived, they plunged into the liquor smuggling trade that would make fortunes for a generation of gangsters. Lansky also befriended Charles “Lucky” Luciano, an Italian immigrant who would become one of the most powerful mob bosses in American history.

The three young men rose together. Lansky and Siegel developed a squad of killers for hire that became the prototype for Murder, Inc. Lansky allegedly persuaded Luciano to arrange the 1931 assassination of mob boss Joe “The Boss” Masseria, a murder that consolidated power and helped establish the National Crime Syndicate between 1932 and 1934.

Lansky did not merely accept his losses. He actively sought to use the U.S. government and its intelligence apparatus to reclaim his Cuban empire.

According to Doc Stacher, Lansky “indicated to the CIA that some of his people who were still on the island might assassinate Castro” and was “quite prepared to finance the operation himself.”

This was not Lansky’s first collaborative effort with American intelligence. During World War II, he had served as a key intermediary in Operation Underworld, a classified program in which the U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Intelligence enlisted the Mafia to counter Axis sabotage on the northeastern seaboard. That wartime relationship established a precedent for cooperation between organized crime and the U.S. government.

Something about Pedophile Trump yammering in the news?

• Thousands of protesters gathered outside Japan’s parliament, with reports suggesting around 11,000 attendees opposing the war. Demonstrators expressed strong dissatisfaction with the government’s stance, with polls indicating broad public opposition. Many criticized alignment with U.S. policy, calling for a more independent approach to Japan’s future. The protests follow the Japan Prime Minister’s visit to Washington, D.C., where she was photographed by the White House in a way that many viewed as explicit support for the President of the United States.

Oh, so all bets are off, secret fucking service and FBI, and whomever else is about to send me a threatening letter, or even show up on my doorstep to attempt to intimidate me into flailing and apologizing for my deep, deep hate of Trump and Company, as a replacement for Genocide Joe and Holocaust Harris. Forget the love I never had for Bombidier Obama — May the Trump Family, May the Entire Department of War Crimes heads, may the fucking generals and the 130 Jewish Billionaires die very tragic and painful deaths!

God, the same fucking talking HEAD. WRONG. On 19 March 2026, I was on “Breaking Points” with Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti talking about the evolving war in Iran, which goes from bad to worse on a daily basis. The more President Trump opines on the war, the more one realizes that he made a colossal blunder allowing Israel to pressure him into war against Iran, and that he has no idea how to rectify the problem. One wonders what can be done to avoid the iceberg ahead.

Shit dawg, those fucking athletes and MAGA cunts:

GlobalX Airlines holds a major contract to fly teams during March Madness. That same company operates a large share of deportation flights in the United States, moving people through a system built on detention, forced removal, and family separation. The connection is direct. The money is flowing.

People on these flights are restrained, transported between detention centers, and expelled from their homes under conditions that have been widely condemned as abusive and coercive. Entire communities are targeted through raids and sweeps that tear families apart and create constant fear in schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods. GlobalX is a central part of that system.

Universities are choosing to fund it. Tuition dollars and public resources are being handed to a company whose business depends on carrying out deportations. Schools that claim to support students and communities are financially tied to a system that harms both.

[Key Details on GlobalX Deportations:

• Operations: GlobalX provides chartered aircraft for ICE to transport detained immigrants, handling a substantial volume of removal flights in 2024 and 2025.
• Controversies: The airline has been criticized for transporting migrants, including flights to El Salvador and Venezuela, with accusations of aiding in unlawful deportations and human rights violations.
• Target of Activism: In May 2025, the hacker group “Anonymous” defaced a GlobalX subdomain, claiming to expose flight records in protest of the deportation flights.
• Operational Role: Despite controversy and cyberattacks, GlobalX confirmed in May 2025 that its operations were not materially impacted.
• Legal Pressure: As of early 2026, officials, including Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, have urged GlobalX to stop these operations.]

Oh, that profit margin:

Nope. The society will be bled to its knees.

• Israel bombs 30 communities across south Lebanon and Dahieh, killing 20. An Israeli double-tap strike on the town of Deir al-Zahrani in Nabatieh district wounded 21 people, including 10 Islamic Health Authority paramedics. 1,021 people in Lebanon have been killed since March 2 and 2,641 injured. A total of 49 medical facilities have been targeted by Israel in Lebanon since the start of the war.
• Hezbollah launches 55 operations on Friday in new daily record. Hezbollah reported 55 long-distance strikes and direct confrontations with Israeli targets on Friday. The attacks concentrated on advancing Israeli positions inside Lebanon, as well as numerous settlements in northern Israel.

Updates:

• Plans for a summit between Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping have been put on hold as the Iran conflict continues, according to Politico. The delay reflects how the ongoing war is reshaping U.S. diplomatic priorities and limiting high-level international engagement. While the White House disputes that the war is the direct cause, officials have indicated scheduling will likely follow the conflict’s active phase. The uncertainty raises concerns about stability in U.S.-China relations during a sensitive geopolitical moment.
• Markwayne Mullin, the Trump DHS nominee, recounted a 2022 incident in which he threatened his daughter’s teenage boyfriend during a church speech. He said he warned the boy he would “drag [his] face across the asphalt” if he saw him kiss his daughter. The remarks have resurfaced as he faces scrutiny in his nomination.
• Hundreds of migrant children are being held in ICE detention far beyond the 20-day legal limit, with some cases lasting months. One 9-year-old with severe autism was detained for over 80 days without proper therapy or support, leading to severe distress and self-harm behaviors. Advocates say prolonged detention is causing serious psychological harm and developmental regression among children. The situation has raised concerns about policy violations and the human impact of extended immigration detention.

We lost 20,000 followers today, and most posts were deleted because of the publication of pictures of destruction in Tel Aviv and exposing Israel’s crimes.

Of everyone in the UK that Peter Thiel could choose to run Palantir UK, he chose Louis Mosley, grandson of violent British fascist Oswald Mosley—who had his wedding at Goebbels house so Hitler could attend.

Louis is rarely seen without a black shirt. Palantir is Nazi cancer.

Palantir Technologies has secured a 10-year, $10 billion enterprise agreement with the U.S. Army to provide AI and data analytics software. This, the company’s largest government contract, streamlines procurement by consolidating 75 contracts into one, aiming to enhance military intelligence, targeting, and decision-making capabilities (like Maven Smart System)

US demands trillions in ‘war ransom’ from GCC allies: Report: Omani journalist Salem Al-Jahouri said in an interview with BBC Arabic, “The American president is demanding that the GCC states [Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman] pay approximately $5 trillion if they want this war to continue, and if they want it to stop, they must pay $2.5 trillion to the United States for what has been accomplished.”

Yemen’s Houthi leader signals military readiness amid regional escalation: Al-Houthi says ‘all options’ on table following US-Israeli strikes on Iran.

Russia offers to halt sharing intel with Iran if US does the same with Ukraine: Report

Aid Group Warns US-Israeli War on Iran Has Unleashed ‘Triple Emergency’ With Devastating Consequences for Millions: “With global humanitarian needs already at record levels, further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East and wider region will have grave ramifications for crises across the world,” said one advocate.

[Israeli settlers, under the protection of Israeli forces, raid the Old City of Hebron in the southern West Bank on January 31, 2026]

Illegal Israeli settlers boast in WhatsApp group about escalating violence against Palestinians: In a WhatsApp group named “News from Us,” the settlers said that in the past month, they have attacked the town of Mikhmas 5 times, Masafer Yatta 3 times, raided 26 Palestinian villages, injured 37 Palestinians, set fire to two mosques, and torched 16 homes and 19 vehicles.

Benefits? Jesus fucking Christ .. . The Majority of Americans Believe War Against Iran Benefits Israel More Than US

We need a million Fidels:

Jesus, you can’t make this up for Saturday Night Live: Please don’t send this to @realdonaldtrump or his family members. It would be wrong to remind everyone he was a 5-time draft dodger and a coward.

Trump is WINNING. Iran, something big is going to happen tonight. Pray for Iran

The great lion is losing:

This is AmeriKKKa.

This is Palestine:

You must remember this child and this pickup truck….

This is the child who, in the year 2000, would sneak out of school and confront the Zionist soldiers. The school even called his guardian. When his mother found out, she scolded him and punished him because she feared for her son’s life.

But that child would go every day to throw stones at the Israeli soldiers. Not only that, but he would stand in front of a tank, dance, and chant:
“Even if they break my bones, I won’t retreat, even if they demolish my home, I won’t fear!”
(If they break my bones, I won’t back down… If they demolish my home, I won’t be afraid!)

When his cousin Shadi was martyred, the family, out of even greater fear, locked him up. But he would crawl out through the house’s water pipeline and head off to throw stones again. Many times, his mother would come in the midst of clashes to bring him back.

One day, he dreamed that the martyr Shadi was telling him, “Come, take my revenge.”
On the same day, his mother also dreamed of Shadi, who said to her, “Let him come to me.”
The mother became convinced that this was a divine message and that her son would now become a martyr.

A French photographer, “Laure,” took his famous photograph, in which he is standing on his back, throwing a stone at a Merkava tank. This image went viral around the world. And just 10 days later—on November 8, 2000—when he bent down to pick up a stone, a deadly bullet from the Israeli army struck one side of his neck and exited the other. In an instant, his story came to an end.

This was the child who confronted a tank with a stone.
This child was the son of Intisar Audeh, whose mother, after her son’s martyrdom, would carry his schoolbag and go to school for six years, searching among the students for him…

This child was not just a child; he was an entire homeland!

This child is the one who sang:
“If they block the water, no problem,
If they demolish the home, I won’t fear,
If they break my bones, I won’t retreat,
I will gather my bones and make them into slingshots and stones for the homeland!”

This image is of the legendary martyr “Faraz Audeh.”

Today is the Sharpeville Massacre day.

A day when apartheid Satans killed Natives for demanding freedom of movement in their own Land. The same thing Israeli Satans are doing to Palestinians today.

Today, Japan has just stopped being the honorable country we all believed it to be:

La primera ministra japonesa, Sanae Takaichi, visita el Cementerio Nacional de Arlington para rendir homenaje y depositar flores en las tumbas de los soldados estadounidenses que ocuparon y humillaron a Japón, entre ellos Charles Sweeney, el piloto que lanzó la bomba nuclear

They took the Japanese Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, to Arlington National Cemetery so she could pay homage to the graves of the American soldiers who killed thousands of Japanese people. In fact, Charles Sweeney, the pilot who dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki, is buried in that cemetery, and yet the lady went to bring him flowers and pay her respects. WHAT A SHAME AND WHAT A HUMILIATION.

MEP Irene Montero has denounced the escalation of Trump’s aggressions against Cuba: the “Gaza model” is being applied, blocking fuel to force collapse. “These are not shortages; it’s a premeditated and planned murder of a population,” Montero stated.

The kitchen gas cylinder explosion he mentioned in the mess hall—this is the fire on the US aircraft carrier. Was the kitchen on the deck?

Despite all those protective warships and a $1 billion missile radar system, if this ship got hit, the US would get entangled in a war that’s going to be way worse than Vietnam and is flailing around trying to escape.

A million Che’s, that’s all it will take! The most important Argentine of all time up to this day, wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh.

All bridges to be blown up, Israel, that war dawg sodomite criminals.

Laith Marouf sits down with Steve Sweeney and Ali Rida Sbeity, RT’s war correspondents in Lebanon, a day after they survived an attempted assassination by a GBU missile fired from a Zionist Enemy jet. The three discuss the crimes committed by Zionist against Journalists in the region, their health, the responses to the attack from the governments in Lebanon, UK and Russia, as well as journalist unions and society at large.

YOU CANNOT Rationalize, Discuss with, or Negotiate with these SODOMITES.

The fucking sea-going aircraft carrier heading toward the Jewish State of Hell’s occupied aircraft carrier.

In mid-week, the 31^st US Marine Expeditionary Unit aboard the USS Tripoli was sighted transiting the Straits of Malacca en route to the Gulf. Its crew and detachment, reportedly 2200 to 5000-strong, has been summoned from its station in Japan after President Trump’s dawning realization that the Islamic Republic of Iran would not meekly collapse after he assassinated its leader, Sayyed Ali Khamenei.

Given that he initiated the war by crossing the ultimate red line, Trump’s options for further escalation are vanishing quickly. He is caught between what he knows to be the universal unpopularity of the war among Americans, especially over its disastrous economic consequences, and the knowledge that if he washes his hands of the situation and walks away, Iran will almost certainly continue retaliating and end up in a vastly more powerful position than it had been in before the war.

Discussion about this post

“The entire edifice of modern international law was built precisely to stop regimes like Israel from aggression, apartheid, war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.”

Paulo Kirk

Mar 20, 2026

“This British journalist survived what he called a “deliberate” Israeli strike while reporting in southern Lebanon, where Israel has killed over 1,000 people and displaced over one million.

“But if they think they’re going to silence us… they’re very, very much mistaken.”

What the US government does to Cuba is a crime. Punishing millions to use them as hostages or push them to reject their own government is cruel and immoral. Qualifying Cuba as failed while applying brutal economic pressures is hypocritical.

Israeli forces walk past Muslim worshippers gathered for early morning prayers for Eid al-Fitr outside the Jerusalem old city walls on March 20, 2026. The rapists running the show. Imagine that, bowing withy those dirty Jews walking around with their batons and AR-15s and rape on their fucking neuroperverse moinds (sic).

Betrayal in Caracas? Treason? Whores for Trump.

The US plan under Operation Absolute Resolve was based on those who decided to become traitors to their own country to appease a hungry empire including the possibility that Maduro’s Vice-President, Delcy Rodriquez as being a direct collaborator with Washington according to various reports. The Guardian, a UK-based mainstream media outlet claimed that Rodriquez was in secret talks before the operation took place with the Trump Regime and the Monarchy of the Persian Gulf state of Qatar:

Before the US military snatched Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, earlier this month, Delcy Rodríguez and her powerful brother pledged to cooperate with the Trump administration once the strongman was gone, four sources involved at high levels with the discussions told the Guardian.

Rodríguez, who was sworn in on 5 January as acting president to replace Maduro, and her brother Jorge, the head of the national assembly, secretly assured US and Qatari officials through intermediaries ahead of time that they would welcome Maduro’s departure, according to the sources.

The communications between US officials from Delcy Rodríguez, who was then Maduro’s vice-president, began in the fall and continued after Trump and Maduro spoke in a crucial phone call in late November, the Guardian has learned, in which Trump insisted that Maduro leave Venezuela. Maduro rejected the demand

What was a striking claim is that Rodriquez was ready to move on from the Chavista government,

“By December, one American who was involved told the Guardian that Delcy Rodríguez told the US government she was ready: “Delcy was communicating ‘Maduro needs to go” and that ““She said, ‘I’ll work with whatever is the aftermath,” another person familiar with the messages said.”

Rodriquez and her brother, Jorge where allegedly in secret talks with Washington,

“Key Trump aides continued official talks with Delcy and Jorge Rodríguez quite often, to coordinate, for example, the biweekly flights of Venezuelans deported from the US, according to two sources familiar with the talks. There was a barrage of issues that had to be solved: where the deportation flights would land, the status of Venezuelans imprisoned in El Salvador and political prisoners that could be released.”

Hero, way way bigger as a spirit than a shit load of millions of Americanos combined: Hajj Abu Razi

Ascended as a martyr by Zionist-American bullets in Al-Qaim while he was fasting in this noble month.

He passed in obedience and patience, so his end was pure as his heart… Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we return. May Allah have mercy on you, O good of memory, and make your abode Paradise, and grant your family and loved ones patience and solace. Another WHORE for Trump. Hugs and Kisses, Cunts.

Quoting: The person the Japanese Prime Minister is hugging is a war criminal—a man who suddenly killed nearly 200 children—a pedophile, a bigot, and a money-grubbing, foolish scoundrel. As a Japanese person, I am ashamed.

Read: Timothy Alexander Guzman’s Newsletter

For you, magical thinkers:

Blood Brothers – by Mr. Fish

“And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light.” – 2 Corinthians 11:14

Satan’s Superpower: The Banality of American Evil by Satya Sagar

There is perhaps nothing more nauseating than a nation counting pennies and worrying about the “cost of living” while its air force is blowing up little Iranian schoolgirls to pieces. And, it is a staggering shame for a nation to then fret over how ‘pretty’ or ‘ugly’ it looks on the global stage, without reining in the ‘Epstein Class’ that holds the levers of power. A cabal of perverted folks whimsically wrecking all norms of humanity and international law.

There is yet another jarring hypocrisy that characterises the ‘Great Satan’: the pompous show of piety within the U.S. borders. Millions of Americans believe they are “good Christians,” and I am sure many of them are too. However, how can they tolerate a state that exports such wanton violence upon defenceless people? How does such carnage square with the teachings of Jesus? The disconnect between the noble rhetoric of the Prince of Peace and the brutal reality of the cruise missile suggests a theological and moral fraud. A fraud of Biblical proportions.

This enormous moral vacuum is sustained by a pervasive cult of the military and muscular strength. Across the United States, the military is celebrated with a religious fervour, its sacrifices remembered in every stadium and town square. While honouring service is not inherently wrong, there is a glaring, blood-stained absence of accounting for the atrocities committed by this same military against the brown, black, and yellow people of the world. One is forced to ask: do so many Americans believe that only white lives are worth preserving, while the rest of humanity are ‘lower forms of life’ to be permanently cleansed?

There is a chilling historical parallel here today that most Americans are too terrified to acknowledge. Given the hundreds of thousands of innocents vaporized by U.S. ordnance, the moral blindness of American institutions and large swaths of its public mirrors the psychological state of Germany under the Nazi regime.

Murder, homicides, threats, assassinations — sicarios! These are the fucking values of Jews, worldwide, man, WORLD WIDE, the breadth of their depravity, neuroperversity, neurotoxic way of being.

Devils lawyered up with plenty of forked tongue Jew Lawyers . . . Potential toxic effects of glyphosate and its commercial formulations below regulatory limits

Back to the Jew Publishing World, i.e. Press and Media:https://youtu.be/BHwMoljh6_A

The Atlantic Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg Is a Proud Zionist Who Worked as an Israeli Prison Guard and Abused Palestinian Detainees

The Atlantic Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg Is a Proud Zionist Who Worked as an Israeli Prison Guard and Abused Palestinian Detainees

Why Western Media is No Longer Capable of Fulfilling its Job in Objective Non-Biased Reporting

MONSTERS: Jewish Billionaire MONSTERS. Neuroperversity and Neurotoxicity on Steroids.

Bryce Green, listen up:

Armageddon Bonus: Trump often lies.

This is hopeful, again, not in the U$A:

An underground group claims responsibility for burning an Elbit Systems facility in Czech Republic, citing opposition to Gaza genocide.

Key Developments

• Earthquake Faction claims it set fire to an Elbit Systems facility in Pardubice, Czech Republic.
• Group says no casualties occurred and the action targeted equipment linked to Israeli military production.
• Statement frames attack as retaliation against Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza and global arms trade.

‘Epicenter’ Struck

An underground group identifying itself as the Earthquake Faction has claimed responsibility for setting fire to a facility operated by Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems in the Czech Republic.

Okay, sorry, Danny, but . . . Ali Alizadeh of ‪@JedaalEnglish‬ to discuss the massive retaliation by Iran on Saudi and regional oil sites as Trump & Israel’s war spirals out of control. We provide daily updates and analysis not seen anywhere else.

• CBS News is shutting down its nearly 100-year-old radio division and laying off staff as part of a major restructuring under Bari Weiss, with cuts affecting about 6% of the newsroom. The move marks a significant contraction in legacy media and comes amid declining ratings, internal turmoil, and broader consolidation under new ownership tied to the Ellison family. A second memo from Bari Weiss and Tom Cibrowski says CBS News Radio is shutting down. Here’s the memo:
  
  Today, we informed our CBS News Radio team and approximately 700 affiliated stations that we will end the service on May 22, 2026.

Iconic CBS Journalists

• Walter Cronkite: Anchored the CBS Evening News (1962–1981), known as “the most trusted man in America”.
• Edward R. Murrow: Famed for WWII radio reports and See It Now.
• Dan Rather: Anchored CBS Evening News (1981–2005).
• Mike Wallace: Original 60 Minutes correspondent known for tough interviews.
• Charles Kuralt: Famed for his “On the Road” segments and Sunday Morning.
• Lesley Stahl: Longtime 60 Minutes correspondent and White House reporter.
• Eric Sevareid: Renowned commentator and part of “Murrow’s Boys”.
• Connie Chung: Anchored CBS Evening News (1993–1995).
• Katie Couric: First solo female anchor of a major evening news program (2006–2011).
• Bob Schieffer: Moderator of numerous presidential debates and anchor.

Other Notable CBS Correspondents & Anchors

• Jane Pauley: Current anchor of CBS Sunday Morning.
• Norah O’Donnell: Anchor of CBS Evening News (2019-2025).
• Douglas Edwards: First presenter of a nationally televised, regularly scheduled newscast.
• Harry Reasoner: Known for early 60 Minutes and evening news work.
• Major Garrett: Chief Washington Correspondent.
• David Martin: National Security Correspondent
• Big news? The NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder will not make their customary White House visit during their trip to Washington, citing a “timing issue” despite discussions with the White House. The decision follows a long-standing but sometimes politically contentious tradition of championship teams visiting, with similar scheduling or political complications affecting past teams.

Learning their lessons from Israeli Jews and Epstein:

Under direct questioning from Senator Ron Wyden, FBI Director Kash Patel admitted that the bureau is actively purchasing Americans’ location data from commercial data brokers — no warrant, no judge’s approval, no probable cause. When Wyden asked whether the FBI would commit to stopping the practice, Patel deflected: “The FBI uses all tools … to do our mission. We do purchase commercially available information that is consistent with the Constitution and the laws under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act — and it has led to some valuable intelligence.”¹

This was not a slip. It was a confession. Wyden had been watching this threat build for years. “I’ve been warning for nearly a decade that data available for purchase from companies is just as sensitive as information the government collects directly. Creating AI profiles of Americans based on that data represents a chilling expansion of mass surveillance that should not be allowed, regardless of what the current, outdated laws on the books say.”² Collecting this data without a warrant, he added, is “an outrageous end run around the Fourth Amendment.”

That Jewish MONSTER. 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 admission made in private, although he never had the guts to confess it in public) as a “tormented genius”, as if he were Vincent van Gogh or somebody else like that. Had this movie been made in 1972, Don McLean would have called his song “Oppie” instead of “Vincent”. The movie is abysmally campy in its turgid sanitization attempt of an irredeemable historical figure.

British Fucking Petroleum, and they are STILL in business, under BP: Buggering Petroleum.

The 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon spill, the largest marine oil spill in history, released roughly 134 to 206 million gallons, with studies suggesting up to 30% more oil was released than initial government reports. Over 87 days, roughly 1.5 million gallons leaked daily, causing massive damage and exceeding estimates.

Attacks on Iran’s oil facilities: Toxic black rain

Sulphur in their lungs.

Discussion about this post

Grumpy Old Man Syndrome? Fucking A, I’ve been pushing up against the old man, old woman fucking lunacy faux democracy since I was 13

I go to these fucking science events and get completely flummoxed by their fear of coming onto a fucking radio show to explain their PhD and Post Doc work, man . . . .

Paulo Kirk

Mar 19, 2026

I can’t get a Mexican shark researcher and a Scottish researcher on species and human conflict resolution to come onto my radio show. And, today, I had my hand up, but the moderator skipped me and went to someone else. Do I hate this? DO I really hate the fucking closing of the radical mind in biological sciences?

Conference History

This biennial shark meeting began in 2004, was initially called the Cowshark Conservation Workshop and focused on the biology and ecology of Sixgill and Sevengill Sharks, known as “Cowsharks” and distinguished by their extra gill slits. Many sharks have five gill slits but sixgills have six and sevengills have seven—hence their names. Cowsharks remained the focus of the meeting for 10 years until, in 2014, it was changed to be called the Northeast Pacific Shark Symposium (NEPSS). The change was driven in part because of increased interest by scientists that studied sharks and rays outside of the Cowshark family as well as the fact that at the first NEPSS we also convened an International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Northeast Pacific Shark specialist group meeting where IUCN members worked on regional re-assessments of Northeast Pacific shark conservation status updates. Since then, the meeting has been known as the NEPSS, although the sixgill image remains the logo for the conference. This symposium is the largest gathering of shark and ray scientists along the west coast of North and Central America.

Fucking Capitalism . . .

Workshops:

NEPSS VII aims to facilitate conversations and solutions among colleagues. See more information about our workshops here.

Social Events

Thursday Icebreaker: The evening of March 19th, we will host registration and a welcome address and mixer (light appetizers and drinks provided by our sponsors) from 6-8 pm at the Hatfield Marine Science Center! This Icebreaker is included in registration fee and is supported by our sponsors. Dress attire: casual

Aquarium Mixer: We will be hosting a catered mixer on Saturday, March 20th from 6-9 pm at the Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport, OR. Dinner and drinks will be included in the registration cost. Conference attendees will be able to network and explore the aquarium after hours. This mixer is included in your registration fee and is supported by our sponsors. Dress attire: casual

Merch

3/1/26 UPDATE: shirt orders are CLOSED. Those who pre-purchased can pick up at the registration booth.

No mother-fucking mention of this:

It is the lobotomized science species, all bundled up in their cloistered lives, and this is the reality:

Along the coasts on both sides of the Persian Gulf are mangrove forests and seagrass beds where herbivorous species such as manatees and dugongs graze. The area is also an important migration route for whales, including Bryde’s whale, the critically endangered Arabian humpback whale and whale sharks. Green sea turtles and hawksbill sea turtles also live and breed in the region.

There are over 700 different fish species in the Persian Gulf, including commercially important species such as king mackerel, grouper, snapper, barracuda, trevally and tuna.

The marine biologist has spent several years researching sensitive coral reefs and diving in many locations in the region, including Kish Island in Iran.

‘Explosions above and below the sea surface create enormous noise and shock waves. Whales, dolphins, turtles, and fish can become disoriented, lose their hearing or suffer severe injuries. For species already living on the edge in this extremely warm environment, additional stress can be devastating,‘ says the source.

The Strait of Hormuz is a critical energy corridor through which approximately 20-25 per cent of the world’s total oil consumption passes. Even in peacetime, the intense oil tanker traffic poses a constant risk to marine life – partly through collisions with whales and porpoises, and partly through the risk of oil spills and other environmental pollution.

Iran has currently stopped all passage through the strait and, according to information provided to the BBC, plans to keep this strategically important part of the Indian Ocean closed for six months.

Fuck them all, then, so, not one wants to discuss their work on a community radio station?

Key Factors Shaping the “Apolitical” Perception:

• Scientific Norms: Science training traditionally emphasizes neutrality, objectivity, and peer review, creating a culture that often views partisan politics as contrary to scientific methods.
• Cold War Legacy: Many U.S. scientific institutions were built on a model of government funding that promoted scientific freedom, leading to a long-held perception that science should be independent of political intervention.
• Political Polarization & Distrust: Increased political polarization has led to a divide where Americans are three times more likely to trust scientists if they identify as left-wing, making science itself a polarized issue rather than the scientists themselves being inherently apolitical.
• “Anti-Science” vs. “Anti-Regulation”: Conservative distrust of science often stems from opposition to policy implications—such as regulations on climate change or pandemics—rather than a rejection of science itself.
• Role Definition: While many Americans support an active role for science in policy, scientists often face pressure to remain objective to maintain public trust and avoid accusations of bias, particularly given that scientists tend to lean liberal, as shown in studies.

Ultimately, while individual scientists hold political views, their professional focus on empirical evidence—which is inherently objective—often creates the impression of being above the political fray. However, this is changing as science becomes more central to public policy debates.

A Deal With the Devil: What the Age-Old Faustian Bargain Reveals About the Modern World

Philip Ball in Unnatural: The Heretical Idea of Making People coins the term “anthropoeia” to describe the various methods, from the homunculus to the golem, in which ancient and Medieval magicians claimed to be able to create artificial people from methods alchemical and theurgical. He writes that tales about artificial people tell “us something interesting, and, I contend, something important,” a legend that has never been more relevant than today when CRISPR seems to be giving us a homunculus and ChatGPT-3 a Brazen Head. Unlike a homunculus, an artificial man gestated in a fake womb, the Brazen Head isn’t organic; unlike a golem made from the bankside mud of the Vltava River, the mechanical being is made of sturdier materials. Metal-sheen aside, the Brazen Head isn’t quite a robot either (like the moving, mechanical automata of ancient Greek myth named Telos), for Grosseteste’s gadget was a stationary computer, a being for whom intelligence (and consciousness?) is the most salient detail. Furthermore, the manner in which the Brazen Head communicates (though according to Gower the device was only able to utter “Time is, time was, time is past” before it fell to the floor) is to have questions posed to it and to answer them in a manner which is positively computational.

Not just computational, but algorithmic. In an early permutation of the story, the occult-minded future Pope Sylvester II is said to have built such a device in the tenth century, based on knowledge acquired in Islamic Al-Andalus, whereby a strict process must be followed for the Brazen Head to properly answer questions posed to it (algorithm is, after all, an Arabic word). All such answers from the device could subsequently only be expressed in the form of a “Yes” or “No,” an anticipation of binary coding some seven centuries before the philosopher Willhelm Gottfried Leibniz developed the concept. As Sylvester demonstrates, Grosseteste’s Brazen Head is hardly the most famous version of the legend, for the manufacture of such a device has been attributed to other luminaries as well, including the thirteenth-century physician Arnaldus de Villa Nova, his contemporary the theologian Albertus Magnus, and even the ancient Roman poet Virgil in a strange thirteenth-century encyclopedic French text by Gautier de Metz entitled The Image of the World.

Most celebrated of all hermetic engineers is the great Scholastic philosopher and proto-scientist Roger Bacon, a thinker who introduced such inventions as gunpowder and eyeglasses to Europe, while hypothesizing about flying devices and armored vehicles. A student of Grosseteste, the monk most definitely didn’t build a Brazen Head either, but his empirical investigations no doubt contributed to the allure of the legend, this man whose contemporary biographer Brian Clegg in Roger Bacon: The First Scientist argues was “covered in layer after layer of myth and confusion,” seen as less scientist than as a conjurer. That’s the enigmatic character in an Elizabethan play of 1589 by the dramatist Robert Greene entitled Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay in which the building of a Brazen Head is a central plot point. Before his calculating and thinking machine, Greene’s version of Bacon enthuses over “My magic glass, that shows me far and near/All things that are, or were, or are to be,” and it’s hard not to imagine him scrolling on his smartphone.

“It can be easy to sit back, work on our research, and not engage with real life scenarios of that work,” he says in an interview. “But we do that at our own peril.” Scientists, he argues, need to take leadership roles in government and policy making. “One letter signed by international scientists is not going to change anybody’s opinion. But putting our names on the line is the least we can do, instead of doing nothing at all.”

Among the people horrified by the policy was Timothy Verstynen, who found himself imagining with horror what it would feel like to have his own young daughter ripped away and put under such devastating conditions. But to him, protesting on the streets was only one form of dissent. As an associate professor of psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, Verstynen is well-versed with the scientific evidence that such parental separation can scar children in perpetuity. In June, he decided to write an open letter to US Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, detailing the studies that have shown the kind of psychological cost children can pay after extended parental separation. More than 2,000 scientists from around the globe joined his mission, co-signing and endorsing the letter.

“Universities should train students on how to do outreach, which is absolutely critical, and should almost certainly be a part of the curriculum in all universities”

Here we go, an interesting concept: Watch it. It is what science, maybe, could be like, after the planet is completely trashed. Now, why have we allowed the planet to be completely trashed?

Address by Daniel Quinn delivered August 16, 1997, at the annual conference of the North American Association for Environmental Education, Vancouver BC

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In a recent semi-documentary film called Garbage, a toxic waste disposal engineer was asked how we can stop engulfing the world in our poisons. His answer was, “We’d have to remove everybody from the face of the earth, because humans GENERATE toxic waste, whether it be pathogenic organisms that we excrete from our bodies or whatever. We are toxic to the face of the earth.”

What is your gut reaction to this assessment? Please raise your hands if you agree that humans are inherently toxic.

I understand that many representatives of the First Peoples are attending this conference. I hope there are many in this audience. Please raise your hand if you belong to an aboriginal people. Thank you. Now I’d like to ask you the same question I asked the whole group a moment ago. If you consult your traditional teachings, do you agree that humans are inherently toxic to the life of this planet?

Those who know my work will know that you’ve just demonstrated one of my basic theses, that the people of my culture, whom I call Takers, have a fundamentally different mythology from the First Peoples, whom I call Leavers. In Taker mythology, humans are indeed viewed as inherently toxic to the world, as alien beings who were born to rule—and ultimately destroy—the world. As WE are currently ruling and destroying the world. In Leaver mythology, by contrast, the world is a sacred place, and humans are not perceived as alien to that sacred place but rather as belonging to it. In other words, in the Leaver worldview, people are no less a part of the sacred framework of the universe than scorpions or eagles or salmon or bears or daffodils. . . .

When I first proposed to speak here about how we’re preparing ourselves and our children for extinction, the organizer of the conference wondered if this topic wasn’t directed too exclusively to members of “our” culture—the culture I call Taker culture in my books—the dominant culture of the world, found wherever the food is under lock and key and people have to work to get it. I think it’s important that you hear my answer to this question.

The reality is that, even if you’re a member of one of the First Peoples, you and your children are constantly bombarded with messages from Taker culture by way of books, billboards, movies, newspapers, magazines, radio, and television, and of course pre-eminently by way of the schools.

In other words, it doesn’t really matter whether you belong to our culture or not in this regard. If you or your children watch television, go to movies, listen to the radio, and go to our schools, then, like it or not, you’re preparing yourselves and your children for extinction.

But what do I actually mean by this outrageous statement? I’ll tell you this in a nutshell and then offer some examples of what I’m talking about. In a nutshell: We have been taught—and are therefore teaching our children—that, individually, we are all pretty much helpless when it comes to saving the world. That is, unless we happen to have the power of a world leader—the power of a Clinton or Yeltsin. Or unless we happen to control some vast multi-national corporation like Shell Oil or Du Pont. Or unless we happen to control some big organization like the Red Cross or Greenpeace or the World Wildlife Fund. We’ve been taught (and are therefore teaching our children) that, as individuals, all we can do is wait for OTHER people—POWERFUL people—to save the world. Oh sure, we can do our little bit. We can reduce, reuse, and recycle, and this is very nice and very useful—but really important and far-reaching global change must come from the TOP. We just have to wait and hope for the best. We’re like people standing around watching a neighbor’s house burn down because we’ve been taught that this is a problem for PROFESSIONALS to handle. We mustn’t interfere. Until trained fire-fighters arrive, we’re just supposed to stand there and watch—and if they NEVER arrive, then the house will just have to burn down right to the ground. . . .

Since my novel Ishmael appeared in 1992, I’ve received well over five thousand letters from readers—many of them young people. When they write to me, they don’t say, “Why have I been taught that individually I’m helpless?” This teaching is revealed in a more subtle way. They say to me, “Since I’m not a world leader and don’t control a multi-national corporation or a big NGO, I’m looking for a career that will enable me to make a difference. I’m thinking of going into environmental engineering or something like that. Can you make a suggestion?” Now, until you think about it, this might sound like someone who’s on the right track here. But listen to what he’s really saying. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not electrical engineers. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not optometrists. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not English teachers. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not bus drivers. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not homemakers. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not mail carriers. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not grocery store clerks. Environmental engineers can make a difference—but not potters. I could stand here and extend this list all day—this list of occupations in which people can make no difference. It includes virtually every occupation being pursued on the face of this planet today!

Here’s a statement from an actual letter, from a young woman in Knoxville TN. She writes, “I’ve been in graphic design since I finished high school in ‘86, and I’m still there, but I’m starting to look more and more seriously at environmental policy, national and world politics, and similar areas. I’ve always despised and hated politics.” Do you see what she’s saying? “I’m thinking of going into something I’ve always despised and hated“—because she can’t make a difference as a graphic designer. For her, the question is no longer, “What am I really GOOD at?” It doesn’t matter that she might be a terrific graphic designer and a rotten politician. She has come to believe that graphic designers can’t make a difference. Only very, very rare people can make a difference.

Here’s another, from a young man in Waco TX: “I treasure the ideals of your novel, and pledge my services toward getting something started. I do have one question that I think only you can answer for me, and that is: What can I do to find a job that adheres and advances the principles of your novel? It’s what I’ve been searching for all my life.”

My answer to him was this: We ALL have to make a difference. It doesn’t matter what job we do. We can’t have people saying, “Oh I just flip burgers, so I can’t make a difference.” “Oh I just drive a cab, so I can’t make a difference.” “Oh I just sell insurance, so I can’t make a difference.” “Oh I’m just an auto mechanic, so I can’t make a difference.” “Oh I’m just an accountant, so I can’t make a difference.” Concentrate on doing what you do best, because THAT’S where you’ll have the most influence on the future of the world.

You know, I’ll bet almost all of you were idealists when you were young—or were considered idealists by friends and teachers. If you were an idealistic youngster, please raise your hand. Good. Now—how many of you as youngsters had the experience of being told by a parent or teacher, “Who do you think you are? YOU can’t change the world.”

Believe me, nothing’s changed since you were young. This comes to me from a tenth-grader in Philadelphia: “I just finished Ishmael, and I want to thank you because you have successfully written down in complete form what I and so many people have thought about only in fragments. But when I try to talk to people about these things, being only fourteen, they tell me I’m foolish and ‘trying to be a hippie.’”

This is from the same design student who thought she’d have to go into politics in order to make a difference: “My advisor says I’m young and enthusiastic, in a kind of condescending way when I told him about wanting to go into environmental policy and change people’s perceptions and the way things are done. I want to prove him wrong. . . ”

But I’m not bringing this up to caution you against discouraging young people’s idealism and enthusiasm. I’m sure you don’t do that—or you wouldn’t be in this audience at all. What I’m trying to do is deepen your understanding of what’s happening when oldsters tell youngsters, YOU can’t change the world.

“I want to prove him WRONG,” the design student said. Wrong about what? She IS young and enthusiastic, so she can’t prove him wrong about that. What are the two of them really talking about? What her advisor is hearing from her is something like this: “I’m not going to end up like YOU. You never made any difference in your whole life. Well, I’m not going be like you. I’m going to make a difference.” And of course he’s defending himself the only way he knows how. He can’t say, “Look, kiddo, you may not believe it, but student advisors make PLENTY of difference.” He probably doesn’t even believe it himself! Why would he? He’s been told from childhood that only big shots make a difference. Since he can’t say this, he says instead, “Believe me, you WILL end up like me. What YOU have aren’t ideals, they’re just illusions. Nothing you do will make any difference, and life is going to prove me RIGHT.” He actually has a vested interest in discouraging students, in preparing them for extinction. Their failure will be his vindication! The vein of pessimism runs deep in our culture and is broadcast like a virus in all our communications—including all our communications directed to those of you who belong to the nations of the First People. Three years ago a young Navajo student at Dartmouth managed to track down my unlisted phone number. He told me that over the years he’d drifted away from his cultural roots. Then he read Ishmael. He was calling because he wanted to give me his reaction personally, and this was his reaction: “You’ve given me back my religion.” I asked him to explain why he felt this way, because of course there’s nothing in my book about Navajo religion in particular. He said, “When I was growing up among my own people, I was taught to think of humans as a blessing on the world. Living among your people, I’ve been taught to think of humans as a curse on the world. I didn’t notice it happening until I read your book, and that’s how you’ve given me back my religion.”

This brings me back to where I started, with the assessment of the waste disposal engineer who was asked how we can stop poisoning the world. Here it is again.

He said, “We’d have to remove EVERYBODY from the face of the earth, because humans GENERATE toxic waste, whether it be pathogenic organisms that we excrete from our bodies or whatever. We are toxic to the face of the earth.”

I’d like to take a few minutes explore this strange mythology, so central to our culture, and its impact on our children and their vision of the future.

To begin with, is it mythology? Oh, most certainly it is mythology. Humans no more “generate toxic waste” than elephants or grasshoppers do. And the organisms we excrete from our bodies are no more pathogenic than those excreted from the bodies of sparrows or salmon. This engineer was speaking pure mythology, because the biological truth is that humans lived on this planet for three million years without being any more poisonous than our primate ancestors.

It has been the work of my life to pin down and demolish the lie that is at the root of this mythology in our culture. It’s to be found in the way we tell the human story itself in our culture. You can see it perpetuated in textbook after textbook, and if you keep your eyes open, you’ll see it repeated weekly somewhere—in a newspaper or magazine article, in a television documentary. Here it is, the human story as it’s told in our culture, day in and day out, stripped to its essentials. “Humans appeared in the living community about three million years ago. When they appeared, they were foragers, just like their primate ancestors. Over the millennia, these foragers added hunting to their repertoire and so became hunter-gatherers. Humans lived as hunter-gatherers until about ten thousand years ago, when they abandoned this life for the agricultural life, settling down into villages and beginning to build the civilization that encircles the world today.” That’s the story as our children learn it, and it has just this one little problem, that it didn’t happen that way at all. Ten thousand years ago, it was not HUMANITY that traded in the foraging life for the agricultural life and began to build civilization, it was a single culture. One culture out of ten thousand cultures did this, and the other nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine went on exactly as before. Over the millennia that followed, this one culture, born in the middle east, overran neighboring cultures in all directions, finally arriving in the New World about five hundred years ago. At which point it began to overrun the native cultures of THIS part of the world as well. It is a truism that the conqueror gets to write the history books, and the history our children learn is history as WE tell it. And the central lie of this history is that HUMANITY ITSELF did what WE did.

Well, even if this is so, why does it matter? It matters because everything the waste disposal engineer said was false about HUMANITY, but absolutely true of this one conquering culture. HUMANS don’t generate toxic wastes—but our culture certainly does. HUMANS aren’t toxic to the face of the earth—but our culture certainly is.

It’s vitally important for our children to know that the curse that needs to be lifted from the earth is not humanity. It’s important for them to know that we may be a doomed culture, but we are not a doomed species. It’s important for them to understand that it’s not being HUMAN that is destroying the world. It’s living THIS WAY that is destroying the world. It’s important for them to know that humans HAVE lived other ways, because it’s important for them to know that it’s POSSIBLE for humans to live other ways. Otherwise they can only repeat the falsehood spoken by that waste disposal engineer: That the only way to stop poisoning the world is to get rid of humanity.

Here’s what a college student in Arkansas wrote to me: “Standing riverside with my geology class in the Grand Canyon, viewing one and a half billion year-old basement rocks, humankind’s history was a vertical mile away in the dust of the South Rim. Strangely, my classmates struggled with the concept and acceptance of geologic time. I felt the overburden of reality. Since that time, the extinction of Homo Sapiens has often appeared to me to be the ONLY solution for the vast spread, dominance, consumption, and destruction inflicted on the world by this species.”

This is from a ninth grader in Eugene Oregon: “Since reading your book a second time recently, I’ve talked with some of my friends about their theories about life, the universe, and so on. Some thought we should just kill off all the humans (which I’ll admit would be one way of dealing with things).”

This is from a graduate student at the University of Oregon: “I was at an aquarium with my daughter shortly after re-reading Ishmael, and I happened to spend some time looking at the jellyfish tank. I wondered if the world would be better off if evolution had stopped with these spineless, brainless, majestic entities. . . . Despite our best efforts to resuscitate the cancer known as humanity, we are in fact on our way out, and indeed that may be for the better.”

These students, as you hear, are all thoroughly reconciled to the disappearance of human life.

We absolutely must stop sending our children out to save the world, first arming them with the undermining belief that humans are inherently toxic. Because if they truly believe this, then they will truly be prepared for extinction. We must be on vigilant guard against teaching our children—even by indirection— that the very best thing that can happen to the world is the extinction of the human race.

I know very well that I have set myself up for at least one hard question with this talk, and I’d like to address at least this one hard question before I invite your questions.

I have said—not only here but in a thousand letters and a dozen other speeches like this one—that there is no one who is without resources to change the world. I believe this is a message we must give our children. We don’t just need caring environmental engineers. We need caring attorneys, caring physicians, caring fry cooks, caring salespeople, caring real estate developers, caring industrialists, caring journalists, caring entrepreneurs, caring veterinarians, caring stock brokers, and caring carpenters. We even need good people in bad places. In fact we especially need good people in bad places. For example, whether you know it or not, the film industry is tremendously pollutive and tremendously wasteful. Does this mean caring people should avoid it? Hardly! Just the opposite! We mustn’t leave pollutive and wasteful industries entirely in the hands of people who don’t give a damn about the world. This is why I say and say again that there is no place where no good can be done. And this is why I say to young people, “Don’t think about going into noble lines of work, think only of doing what you do best. Because that’s where you’re going to make the most difference in the world.”

People often ask me if I practice what I preach, and what I say to them is, “Look, I’m doing exactly what I preach. What I preach is, USE YOUR BEST RESOURCES TO DO WHAT YOU CAN DO. And that’s what I’m doing. Doing what I do best, I’m reaching hundreds of thousands of people all over the world in the cause of saving the world.”

I say to them, “Do you think I should have been an environmental engineer instead? I would’ve been a LOUSY environmental engineer!”

And then people typically say to me, “Well, that’s great for YOU, but what am I supposed to do? I’m just a dressmaker, just a bricklayer, just a fiddle player, just a massage therapist, just a choir director, just an asphalt spreader—fill in the blank.

I hope you see that I’m talking about an EDUCATIONAL problem here. We have honest to god GOT to stop teaching our children that only OTHER people count. I think we need to make it a top-priority goal for us to teach our children that it isn’t just people with special jobs who are going to save the world. If the world is saved, it will be because all six billion of us stopped waiting for someone ELSE to do it. If the world is saved, it will be because the people of the world finally woke up to the fact that saving the world isn’t the work of specialists. It’s work we all CAN do—and all MUST do.

Thanks for listening.

I don’t know if these fucking people know what’s going on with Trump and Jews and Israel and War Profiteers and the 120 Jewish Billionaires and their Jewsaders and Crusaders:

It is a very, very strange world of Jews like Blumenthal, bar mitzvahed and fucking sick in the head, yakking on Hedges:

How do they fucking rationalize these headlines: Trump’s Iran War Backfires — Regime Change Failing as Prices Soar

It’s exactly on target, man, on target for the elimination of any resistance in the USA and abroad, the Jews have infiltrated all things, all of Russia’s computing and satellite tech, and even fucking traffic cameras.

US universities are pipelines to the defense industry. What does that say about our morals?

Much of our higher education system is a glorified feeder for Lockheed Martin and other defense industry firms

Thanks, science. God, I hate the White Man’s rhetoric, forked tongue, words!!!!!!

On campus, Lockheed has set up recruiting tables in the lobbies and hallways of student buildings and hosts workshops on everything from space exploration to résumé-building. At the University of Texas at Arlington, a $1.5m donation resulted in one of their buildings being renamed the Lockheed Martin Career Development Center.

But the company’s signature recruiting event, which is hosted at more than a dozen universities, is something called Lockheed Martin Day. Recruiters attract students with virtual reality demos, flight simulators and, in some cases, landing their helicopters directly on campus. Company officials have been known to offer on-the-spot job and internship opportunities to students during the event.

Additionally, Lockheed has poured resources into the financial support and recruitment of students at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), earning its place as the number one industry supporter of HBCU engineering institutions for seven years in a row.

A variety of objects might be considered dual-use. A first set of dual-use objects are objects that, by their nature, serve or have the potential to serve civilian and military purposes alike—for example, transportation infrastructure like bridges, roads, trains, and airports.²³ A second set of dual-use objects are civilian objects that become dual-use because they are used by armed groups—for example, an apartment building that houses civilian families might become a dual-use object if part of it is used as a storage facility for weapons or a meeting place for an armed group. A third set of dual-use objects are civilian in nature, but at least in part support or sustain armed forces or their members—for example, banks, bakeries and other food-production facilities, or oil wells and refineries (where some of the proceeds of oil sales go to the armed forces). These objects are sometimes referred to as “war-sustaining” because they support or sustain the enemy’s war effort, even though they are equally essential to civilians.²⁴

The rise of the concept of dual-use objects has not served to protect civilians. To be sure, many of the objects that are today labeled “dual-use” have long been considered lawful “military objectives” under international humanitarian law. And calling these objects “dual-use” recognizes their civilian use. Yet it appears that, rather than prompting caution in targeting, dubbing objects “dual-use” has had the effect of creating a porous category of targetable objects that are obviously critical to civilian life and yet are lawfully targetable—including traditionally protected objects such as private homes, schools, and hospitals. Thus, while this Article is fundamentally concerned with what states do—that is, the targeting of dual-use objects—we also note that the creation of this category appears to have had the effect of casting suspicion on objects critical to civilian life, thus reducing inhibitions in targeting them. Global audiences have become accustomed to witnessing the destruction of these objects when the targeting military asserts that they serve some military purpose, however modest and however poorly documented. At the same time, the range of dual-use objects targeted in recent decades has grown in both type and scale. The addition of “war-sustaining” objects to the list of targetable objects—a development that is still contested—has significantly expanded the type of dual-use objects that are considered targetable. That greater willingness to target such objects presents a dangerous challenge to modern international humanitarian law and its aim to protect civilians from the worst horrors of war.

“It’s probably what most engineers, especially in mechanical and aerospace who want to go into defense prospects, aspire to,” says Sam*, who graduated with a bachelor’s in aerospace engineering in December 2021. ​“They’re one of the biggest defense contractors in this country, so you have the opportunity to work on very state-of-the-art technology.”

Since 9/11, the United States has spent $8 trillion on war. In 2020, for the first time, federal funding to Lockheed surpassed that of the U.S. Department of Education, the federal agency tasked with dispensing scholarships and Pell grants. Biden requested $813 billion in defense spending for fiscal year 2023, which includes the largest-ever allocation for research and development.

“Of course it’s the defense industries that have the ability to offer these favorable terms to people, because they’re also parasites on the public purse,” Astra Taylor says. ​“If these students weren’t worried about the cost of college, would they be as apt to take a job at a defense contractor versus doing something else in their community?”

New Haven students enjoy a Lockheed Martin flight simulator at a career fair on Feb. 19, 2020. Lockheed is not only one of the world’s biggest weapons manufacturers, but one of the biggest employers of software engineers in North America.

WE ARE DEAD IN THE WATER: To a casual observer, the Black Hawk and Sikorsky S-76 helicopters may have seemed incongruous landing next to the student union on the University of Connecticut’s pastoral green campus, but this particular Thursday in September 2018 was Lockheed Martin Day, and the aircraft were the main attraction.

They are murderers, but so so cute: Luis (right), a circuit design engineer at Lockheed, celebrates with his wife after paying off more than $300,000 in student debt, as featured in a promotional message on Lockheed Martin’s website.

DEI for Genocide: Lockheed Martin Day, part of a larger effort to create a full student-to-weapons manufacturer pipeline, includes same-day job interviews at the University of New Haven on Feb. 19, 2020.

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Take no quarter with Trump and Company, his tech monsters, the Jewish Billionaire Fascists, and all those making bank on murdering Iranians and Lebanese and Gazans.

Paulo Kirk

Mar 18, 2026

Jews run the media, suckers.

Not sure why these Zeteo outlets continue with this whiny headline: CBS Owner Paramount Pushed Pro-Israel Panels While Squashing One on Gaza

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### Read Justin Baragona’s latest scoop from Paramount land. Plus, the NYT gets caught sanewashing Trump again, and you won’t believe how CBS News is spinning Tony Dokoupil’s rating flop.

Source: Royer Perez-Jimenez, a 19-year-old Mexican national, was pronounced dead at 2:51 a.m. on March 16, 2026 at the Glades County Detention Center in Moore Haven, Florida. He was able to commit suicide in a detention facility well known for its systemic failures, which the Biden administration shut down and the Trump administration recklessly reopened. Royer is the second person to die in ICE custody this week after Afghanistan War Veteran Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal, the 13th since the start of the year in January, and the 42nd person to die in ICE custody during the Trump administration. Despite the now predictable number of detention deaths—a steady rate of one every 6 days—Congress does absolutely nothing to investigate the loss of life under its watch, ICE continues to minimize and ignore the deaths of migrants in its custody, and Trump’s supporters mock these deaths on social media.

On Monday, I published a map of detention deaths that showed a high concentration of detained deaths in South Florida that would have alerted any civil servant with a conscience or any elected official with a shred of integrity and responsibility to at least look into the conditions in these facilities. I am not aware of any investigations that have taken place.

The latest version of the Protocols of the Tech Children: Google co-founder spends $45m in fight against California billionaire tax. Sergey Brin gives $25m on top of $20m he’s already given to Super Pac trying to block state’s proposed 5% wealth tax

A whole lotta fucking AmeriKKKan hell to be unleashed on the world: Anduril’s Ohio weapons plant goes live “in a matter of weeks”,

Ya think those Jews like Page, Zuckerberg, Karp, Altman, Adelson, Fink, Schwartzman, Schultz, the lot of them, would fight this Trump shit hole move?

Lawsuit challenges Trump admin’s plan to dismantle country’s largest climate research lab

​​The universities that oversee the National Center for Atmospheric Research allege in the suit that the center is “collateral damage” in the Trump administration’s ongoing feud with Colorado Gov. Jared Polis.

Again, war pays off, more than some fucking WWI Racket: EU leaders soften call to send naval ships to Middle East

Vessels should be sent to the Middle East — but only to support existing European operations, a draft leaders’ statement reads.

Rainbow trout is a prized catch for fisherman on the Northern Cheyenne reservation, in the high plains of southeastern Montana.

“The men in my family like to go fishing; they cook them right there because it’s fresh,” said Charlene Alden, the tribe’s environmental protection director.

But there is an invisible threat in the local waterways. The pollution coming out of the smokestacks at the nearby Colstrip power plant contains mercury and other toxic elements, which can settle in water and be ingested by the fish.

That kind of pollution used to be much more prolific around the country, before Obama-era rules cut it dramatically, by 90%. But Colstrip is among over 30 power plants nationwide that still burn lignite, a peat-rich coal that contains higher-than-average levels of mercury and other pollutants — and lignite plants were able to slip through a loophole in the Obama regulations.

Under former President Joe Biden, the Environmental Protection Agency attempted to crack down on the remainder, finalizing a regulation in 2024 that closed the prior loophole. But the Trump administration recently axed that measure, with EPA Press Secretary Brigit Hirsch calling the original Obama rule “highly effective” and one that has “protected public health and the environment for years.” In other words, to the current EPA, a 90% reduction is good enough.

While it’s true the Trump rollback impacts a relatively small number of power plants, it could have big implications for communities that live near them, like the Northern Cheyenne tribe.

Alden said she is concerned about what they mean for the health of her community.

“I think it’s taking a step backwards from making sure our environment is safe and making sure our food sources are safe,” Alden said. “We try hard to keep our little piece of land that we have left free of pollution. We consider ourselves stewards of the environment.”

Tech giants including Microsoft and Oracle can’t get data centers built fast enough. Construction stocks are ripping on the demand.

Mamma, don’t let your girls grow up to be cowgirls?

Now, a slightly less glamorous group of AI beneficiaries are getting their moment in the spotlight: the staid construction and engineering companies performing the nuts-and-bolts work of clearing sites, pouring concrete, running wiring, and designing water and HVAC systems.

Analysts and tech executives say construction work itself has become another big bottleneck in the AI buildout, putting a significant amount of negotiating leverage in the hands of the companies performing the work.

“Data center, that margin is historically better than the smaller kind of industrial commercial jobs.”

This is the AmeriKKKa we have all been waiting for. Blacklisting and jailing journalists!!!! National parks employees say SFGATE has been blacklisted by the Interior Department

The move follows critical coverage of new Park Service policies

Over the past month, SFGATE’s national parks bureau has sent dozens of inquiries to public affairs specialists at the National Park Service. Journalists had questions about everything from the rapidly dwindling snowpack in Lassen Volcanic National Park to the first grizzly bear to wake up in Yellowstone National Park to quicksand in national parks across the American Southwest.

At a March 13 news briefing about the US-Israeli war with Iran, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth proclaimed: “We will keep pushing, keep advancing, no quarter, no mercy for our enemies.”

Of the Oxford English Dictionary’s few dozen definitions for “quarter” — covering units of measurement, physical locations and particular parts of things — several are linked to militaries. “Quarter” is slang for the rank of quartermaster. It can mean lodging for soldiers or the act of housing troops, as in the Third Amendment’s proscription “in time of peace” on allowing troops to “be quartered in any house” without the owner’s permission. “Close quarters” can refer to fighting at short distances; a “quarter of assembly” was once a point of rendezvous for troops.

Since the early 1600s, “quarter” has also meant the act of showing mercy and sparing the life of an adversary who surrenders in battle. In this context, it’s more common to see “quarter” used in the negative, in the phrase “no quarter,” as in Hegseth’s comment. The phrase is widely understood to mean taking no prisoners, or rejecting an opponent’s surrender and killing them instead.

More rotting and rotten white fucking boys with beards: Trump’s Homeland Security Pick Says He’d End Policy That Slowed Disaster Aid

The president’s nominee, Markwayne Mullin, said he would avoid “micromanaging” FEMA.

The disastrous campaign is going to badly that even arch-neocon grandees like Robert Kagan and Bill Kristol are starting to question US’s fatal attachment to Israel:

It’s fuckinglobotomy time…

Things really hit the fan earlier today after Iran’s largest natural gas field, the South Pars, was struck by Israel. This field reportedly accounts for 75% of Iran’s natural gas production and 80-85% of its electric grid.

This of course, came directly after Israel had assassinated Iran’s Secretary of the Supreme National Council Ali Larijani in a strike that was said to have also killed upwards of 100+ civilians in the vicinity, as it leveled the apartment block he was in, and possibly even surrounding buildings.

This led to Iran immediately escalating with strikes against energy targets in both Israel and the Gulf, particularly hitting Qatar’s Ras Laffan gas hub said to be the world’s largest:

The Jews are right on target for the return of Samson:

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