Gilad Atzmon: You look at Israel. It is literally in a siege. Its ports, both air and sea are under attack. They cannot go anywhere, their neighbours hate them. You suddenly realise that Anne Frank is basically a microcosms depiction of their tribal existence. They ghettoise themselves and eventually find themselves hiding in a collective attic praying for the mercy of those whom they viciously abused…
It is tragic as much as it is pathetic.
The killing of Shireen Abu Akleh on May 11, 2022, and the killing of Fatima Fattouni on March 28, 2026, are not tragic anomalies. They are part of a clear and ongoing pattern: Israel’s systematic targeting of journalists who document its wars.
Abu Akleh was shot by Israeli occupation forces in Jenin while wearing a clearly marked press vest. Fattouni was killed in an Israeli strike targeting journalists in southern Lebanon while carrying out her reporting duties. Both women were visible, identifiable, and unarmed. Both were documenting realities that contradicted official Israeli narratives. Both were killed.
These killings must be placed within the wider context of Israel’s genocide in Gaza, where more than 270 journalists and media workers have been killed since October 2023, according to aggregated Palestinian and international monitoring data.
Regime change in the USA is more likely, however this crowd didn’t figure out yet that the real King doesn’t dwell in the White House. The ‘President’ is merely a Sabbos goy on duty…
Clausewitz, Netanyahu & Trump
For Carl Philipp Gottlieb von Clausewitz, war is ‘a continuation of politics by other means.’
For Netanyahu, politics is a continuation of war by every possible means.
For Trump, war is just one means among many to divert attention from the Epstein mess and his PDFile nature.
“We will be the chief opponent of the left in the 2028 Democratic presidential primary,” the organization’s president, Jon Cowan, recently pledged. Asked to define the kind of lefty candidates Third Way doesn’t like, he pinpointed pols who “are for Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, abolishing ICE, open borders.”
Donald Trump is leading a horrifying ethnic-cleansing campaign, gutting the Constitution, and trying to give himself king-like powers. He’s leading an illegal and reckless war against Iran, in partnership with Israel, that’s immiserating so many people here and abroad.
Meanwhile, prominent Democrats – ranging from elected members of Congress, to 2026 Senate candidates, to likely 2028 presidential hopefuls – are spending their time condemning Hasan Piker, the left-wing streamer and influencer, as part of a cancellation campaign spearheaded by Third way, the centrist think tank.
Third Way, which is funded by billionaires and corporate interests, has been quite open about its broader goal and ongoing campaign to marginalize the left. “We will be the chief opponent of the left in the 2028 Democratic presidential primary,” the organization’s president, Jon Cowan, recently pledged. Asked to define the kind of lefty candidates Third Way doesn’t like, he pinpointed pols who “are for Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, abolishing ICE, open borders.”
Cowan told the New York Times that Third Way will “probably spend $30 million to $50 million” toward this campaign over the next few years.
Those gathered then laid out 20 solutions for how Democrats can regain working-class trust and reconnect with them culturally.
Among their takeaways:
The party should “embrace patriotism, community, and traditional American imagery.”
Candidates should “get out of elite circles and into real communities (e.g., tailgates, gun shows, local restaurants, churches).”
The party needs to “own the failures of Democratic governance in large cities and commit to improving local government.”
“21st-century moderates aren’t tepid, timid throwbacks,” declared Jon Cowan, president of the advocacy group and think tank Third Way, as he kicked off a Democratic strategy summit, called “Winning the Middle,” in Charleston, S.C. yesterday. Instead, he said, moderates today are “combative, democracy-defending, swing-vote-winning, big-idea-generating,” get-things-done centrists.
Third Way has expansive — and expensive — ambitions to shape the 2028 presidential campaign, including with events like this one, which drew political strategists, local elected officials from battleground states and advisers to prominent national Democrats.
[Hmm, he looks Jewish, but . . . Here we have it:
Jonathan Cowan is the co-founder and president of Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank. While he is not widely described in public biographies as an observant Jew, he has recently become a prominent voice against antisemitism within the Democratic Party.
Advocacy Against Antisemitism
As of March 2026, Cowan has frequently appeared in Jewish and national media for his stance on “Jewish safety” and his criticism of far-left figures:
Criticism of Hasan Piker: Cowan co-authored a Wall Street Journal op-ed titled “Democrats Are Too Cozy With Hasan Piker,” where he argued that political tribalism should not come before Jewish safety. He called on Democrats to “draw a line in the sand” against what he described as Piker’s antisemitic rhetoric.
ADL Support: His analysis has been publicly praised by Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), for confronting antisemitism on both the left and right.
Third Way Leadership: Under his leadership, Third Way has issued rebukes against candidates who align with controversial figures, stating that embracing “extreme bigots” is dangerous and wrong.
“It is with profound appreciation that we salute the selection by Democratic Leader U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer of Rachel Laser to be a commissioner on the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. Rachel Laser is a trailblazer, a tireless advocate, and most importantly an optimist who believes in her soul in the possibility of common ground.
“For many years, Rachel served as a senior leader at Third Way, running what was then called the Culture Program. Third Way’s success as an organization is in no small part due to Rachel’s work early on to chart new paths on the most divisive social issues in our politics. Throughout every effort, Rachel strove for common ground, even against the longest odds. She did so intellectually, spiritually, and temperamentally.”
[Laser’s Jewish identity is a central part of her life and professional motivations:
Upbringing: She was raised in a Reform Jewish household in Chicago and had her bat mitzvah and confirmation at KAM Isaiah Israel, Chicago’s oldest synagogue.
Motivation: She often cites her experience as a member of a religious minority as a primary driver for her advocacy, noting that she understands “how much it matters that our laws treat everyone fairly and equally”.
Religious Affiliation: She and her family are members of Adas Israel, a Conservative congregation in Washington, D.C..]
Ahh, Jews:
Donald Trump is leading a horrifying ethnic-cleansing campaign, gutting the Constitution, and trying to give himself king-like powers. He’s leading an illegal and reckless war against Iran, in partnership with Israel, that’s immiserating so many people here and abroad.
Meanwhile, prominent Democrats – ranging from elected members of Congress, to 2026 Senate candidates, to likely 2028 presidential hopefuls – are spending their time condemning Hasan Piker, the left-wing streamer and influencer, as part of a cancellation campaign spearheaded by Third way, the centrist think tank.
This is the trash heap that will get VD Vance elected:
This is THAT cuntology PARTY:
I am absolutely positive that the dirty Ukrainian flag was high up in the sky at the No Kings Day festivals:
Jerusalem Post headline: Zelensky held key meetings in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, showing that countries aligned with the US and the west can work together.
“No Kings Day” protests in the U.S. (organized by coalitions including Indivisible) support Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy primarily because they view him as a defender of democratic principles against authoritarianism, aligning with their goal of resisting what they describe as authoritarian policies under President Donald Trump.
Illegal arrests, personal sanctions, and targeted assassinations have become commonplace in Ukraine. Forced recruitment campaigns are frequently launched against regions predominantly inhabited by government opponents – such as cities with a non-Ukrainian ethnic majority. Therefore, in practice, it is possible to say that fear and terror are part of daily political life in Ukraine, severely affecting how the local population expresses its opinions. The real number of people who distrust Zelensky and want to see him out of office is likely much higher, but they simply don’t reveal their opinions because they fear reprisals.
Of course, the Cato Institute is fucking libertarian, and useful idiots, but . . .
As bad as the situation was under Poroshenko, however, it has grown even worse under his successor, Zelensky. In early February 2021, the Ukrainian government closed several pro-Russia, independent media outlets, and did so on the basis of utterly vague, open-ended standards. On May 13, 2021, a Ukrainian court ordered prominent pro-Russian politician Viktor Medvedchuk, a political ally of the owner of those television stations, to be put under house arrest while he faced allegations of treason. Medvedchuk, leader of the Opposition Platform — For Life political party, is one of Zelensky’s most outspoken critics. Prosecutors had earlier accused him of engaging in “subversive activities against Ukraine, including in the economic sphere,”
Medvedchuk is hardly the only target of an increasingly ugly political crackdown. In mid-April, Ukraine’s state security service detained 60 demonstrators in the city of Kharkiv who sought to protest actions by the local city council. The authorities did not accuse the protestors of engaging in violence; indeed, there was no evidence of such behavior. Instead, the state security service alleged that “pro-Russian political forces” had sent the demonstrators to stage protests as a way to “justify possible acts of Russian aggression against Ukraine.” One could include almost any political activity under the rubric of such a vague, emotionally charged allegation.
The Maidan Revolution alumni now seem to be trying to devour even some of their own members. In mid-May, Kiev mayor Vitali Klitschko charged agents of the SBU, Ukraine’s state security agency, had come to his apartment in what he denounced as a continuing attempt by his political rival, Zelensky, to put pressure on him. Earlier in May, the SBU, the state prosecutor’s office, and police carried out large-scale searches of various units of the Kiev city government, accusing the local authorities of misappropriation of budget funds and tax evasion, among other offenses. Although Klitschko was one of the original leaders of the Maidan demonstrations, Zelensky apparently now regards him as an annoying rival, since the Kiev mayor was a close ally of former president Poroshenko.
Such actions are hard to square with the U.S. foreign policy blob’s portrayal of Ukraine as a vibrant, tolerant democracy. Typical of the idealized image was the version offered by William Taylor during House impeachment hearings against President Donald Trump. Taylor had served as interim U.S. ambassador to Kiev, and he clearly was fond of both the Maidan Revolution and the government it birthed. According to Taylor, Ukrainian leaders sought to create “an inclusive, democratic nationalism, not unlike what we in America, in our best moments, feel about our country.”
The real Ukraine far more closely resembles the illiberal, pseudo-democratic systems that we have seen emerge in Russia, Hungary, Turkey, and other countries than it does the United States. It is reckless to treat Ukraine as a U.S. ally on strategic grounds, and it is morally offensive to do so on the basis of alleged democratic solidarity. The Biden administration should jettison this increasingly odious client state as soon as possible.
Yet, according to the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, Zelensky went from showman to a desperate man during the conflict with Russia, and notes that the growing impotence of the Europeans, the reduction in arms supplies, and serious financial problems have destroyed many of Kiev’s hopes.
“Zelensky […] in recent months has transformed into a dancing bear in the arena of the international community: some pity him, others dream of getting rid of him,” the publication describes.
According to the newspaper, Zelensky is currently facing an extremely bleak scenario on the front lines. The Ukrainian military is exhausted, the desertion rate is high, and the willingness to go to the front lines is minimal.
Furthermore, the article highlights that the Ukrainian army currently lacks soldiers, weapons, and supplies.
Another blow, according to the newspaper, was the conflict in the Middle East, which significantly affected the supply of Western weapons to Ukraine, a fact that Zelensky has already acknowledged.
A recent survey conducted in Ukraine showed that almost half of the country’s population believes the government is “completely tainted,” with no official in the current administration worthy of remaining in office in a post-conflict scenario. The survey was conducted by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), and the results were published in a press release. The institution is highly regarded in the country for its work in sociological research, which is why the data revealed seems authentic, causing particular concern for the local government.
Low-hanging fruit, no? Obama, Clinton, Gore, Biden, Harris, Bush, oh, well, that’s the fucking ticket, no, these worthless ones can’t even rail against the fucking PT Barnum circus barker pedophile?
“We collectively call Trump what he is — Pedophile, Serial Murderer, Racist, Sexist, Bigot, Burglar, Buggerer. Can we not see his grifting, in opposition to what we hope all agree is the good of America? Rotten to the core, no matter which side of the political manure pile you end up on.”
His latest foray was to drop into an otherwise innocuous speech a suggestion that he might be renaming the much-in-the-news Strait of Hormuz after himself, suggesting he might be calling it the Strait of Trump after the U.S. takes it away from the Iranians.
This, of course, comes on top of the renaming of the U.S. Institute of Peace and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to include his name and anticipated impending renamings of places like Virginia’s Dulles International Airport.
There is also the soon-to-start construction of the huge Arch’ De’Trump outside Arlington National Cemetery.
This is the fucking lobotomized but heavily armed Cunts of America. Nah, the “host” would never say:
“Look, Trump, you are an abomination, an accused rapists and convicted of that, and the dirty mind and dirtier mouth just shows how bloody worthless you are a a man, but you are the POTUS, so just answer the goddamned question and keep your limp member out of the discussion. Are you serious? You are a toad, a dirty old man, talking that way. Move on and answer my goddamn question and be a man about it, be a goddman adult.”
Speaking at an investor forum in Miami on Friday night, Trump casually referred to the Strait of Hormuz as the “Strait of Trump,” before quickly correcting himself, then insisting it wasn’t a slip.
“Excuse me, I’m so sorry. Such a terrible mistake,” he told the crowd.
Oh, god, I missed it . . . Thousands of No Kings protests took place across the U.S. and globally, with more than 3,000 events organized to oppose Donald Trump and his policies. Demonstrators raised concerns about the Iran war, immigration crackdowns, voting rights, and broader fears of democratic erosion, with participation ranging from small towns to major cities. High-profile figures and elected officials joined rallies, signaling the movement’s growing scale and visibility. The protests reflect widespread and diverse grievances, with organizers aiming to channel sustained opposition rather than a single unified demand.
Bruce is okay, but these people below? Jumaane Williams, New York City’s public advocate; Letitia James, the state’s attorney general; actor Robert DeNiro; and the Rev Al Sharpton attend the No Kings protest in New York City on Saturday
Like fucking well-behaved 6th graders lining up for cafeteria time:
But Amy, man, can we end that crap?
Nah, the whole fucking thing is a scam, and it’s all about millionaires, billionaires, and other rich cunts with stock portfolios. Burn this cuntry down: Barclays says the ‘Trump put’ is fading, and the president can no longer prop up stocks as headline fatigue sets in.
Right, No Kings Day? No Jews in Israel or AIPAC or ADL or Silicon Valley DAY. No techie day. No war monger day. No banker day. No Fink and Scxhwartzman and Zuckerberg and Altman and Ellison and Miller and Karp and Ackman and Brin and Page DAY!!!
US defense giant taps Israeli drone navigation tech built for jammed battlefields
ASIO’s drone navigation technology is designed to keep unmanned aircraft on course even when GPS is jammed or denied in combat.
Ancestral land, man, and this is the give-away day? Companies to enter negotiations to build commercial data centers on Army installations.
Using its Enhanced Use Lease authority, the Army wants private industry to finance and run large data centers on underused land at Fort Bliss and Dugway Proving Ground.
Investment firm Carlyle was chosen for a project at Fort Bliss in Texas and portfolio company CyrusOne will work at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah.
“By partnering with the private sector to develop cutting-edge data centers on our installations, we are bolstering our national security, driving technological innovation, and building a more resilient and modern Army,” David Fitzgerald, who is performing the duties of deputy undersecretary of the Army, said in the release. “Our new data center initiatives made possible by enhanced use leasing, are a direct investment in Army priorities.”
The Carlyle Group, a major private equity firm, has faced significant controversies over its history, largely centered on its deep political ties (”access capitalism”), aggressive investment strategies, and environmental impact. Critics have targeted its hiring of former high-ranking government officials to secure investments.
Key Controversy Areas:
“Access Capitalism” & Political Ties: Critics accuse Carlyle of utilizing relationships with former officials (e.g., George H.W. Bush, former FCC chair William Kennard) to secure government-regulated investments.
Pension Fund Scandal: In 2009, Carlyle paid $20 million to settle a “pay-to-play” probe involving bribes to a New York public pension fund aide.
Environmental Impact: A 2023 report highlighted that the firm is a major investor in fossil fuels, with a portfolio described as highly carbon-intensive despite public climate goals.
Failed Investments & Litigation: Carlyle faced litigation over its handling of the “fire sale” of Authentix and has been accused of mismanaging the now-defunct Carlyle Capital Corporation.
High-Profile Buyout Loss: Carlyle was involved in a record-setting leveraged buyout loss regarding the food broker Acosta.
Environmental and Climate Scrutiny The Private Equity Stakeholder Project (PESP) and other groups found that between 2011 and 2022, Carlyle had a significant carbon footprint, allegedly investing $16 in fossil fuels for every $1 in renewable energy.
Political Controversies The firm was often dubbed the “Iron Triangle” due to its ability to merge high-level politics with defense and private equity investing. The association with George H.W. Bush, who served as a senior advisor while his son was president, drew particular scrutiny.
Gulag and Gestapo, one in the same: For five years, an asylum-seeking woman attended routine check-ins with immigration authorities without issue. At her most recent appointment in October, she was unexpectedly ordered to strap on an ankle monitor, according to her attorney, Deepa Bijpuria.
Bijpuria, a supervising attorney in the immigration unit of Legal Aid DC, described the client as a single mom who fled her home country because of severe domestic violence, escaping while pregnant with her young daughter.
“[The order] was just such a shift after she’d been complying for years while waiting for her asylum application to be heard and decided,” she said.
Yeah, those fucking White Trash Illegal Aliens, don’t you know, First Nations can tell ya.
A Palestinian middle school student in Michigan who was publicly admonished for refusing to stand for the pledge of allegiance as part of a personal protest against the war on Gaza has settled with her school district following a lawsuit around her First Amendment free speech rights.
The teenager, identified as DK in court documents, said she faced racism from a teacher at the West Middle School in Canton, Michigan, after she did not participate in the pledge. The teacher reportedly told DK to “go back to her country”, Fox 2 Detroit reported.
In a statement following the settlement, DK called the ordeal “terrifying” and “overwhelming” at times.
“But it taught me the importance of speaking up for what I believe is right,” said DK. “I feel proud of the outcome and of being part of something that reinforces how important free speech is. I’ve learned that even when it feels uncomfortable or risky, speaking out can make a difference, not just for me, but for others as well.”
“Centering the conversation around a crisis of this magnitude on numbers, it’s not the response that families of missing persons need after 20 years of such a sharp increase in disappearances,” she said. “When we see reports like the one today, it proves the victims right: What they want is to make the number of disappeared persons smaller.”
Fucking Mexico is going Bedlam, too.
Mexico’s government said in a new report Friday that it identified signs of life for a third of the country’s 130,000 registered missing people, an announcement that was quickly criticized by a number of search groups who called it another attempt to undermine the depth of Mexico’s disappearance crisis.
The mounting criticism cut to the heart of fierce debate over how Mexico tracks disappearances, which have soared since the beginning of the drug war in 2006. While authorities say figures are overcounted, families say the number of missing people in Mexico is actually far higher. Both blame what they see as a lack of reliable data on failures by local governments and deep-seated impunity.
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Die, Yanquis, Die. USS Tripoli Operating in CENTCOM, USS Gerald R. Ford in Croatia
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There is ZERO antisemitism, man, especially when the Jews of Israel and Jews of UK and USA level it as news.
A senior BBC executive has defended BBC Arabic as a lone voice in the region covering the “Israeli perspective”, as she warned its critics that it pursued stories ignored by the Gulf’s state-owned media.
The corporation’s Arabic service has come under sustained criticism in recent years, for its selection of coverage and for featuring some guests that had expressed antisemitic views on social media. There have even been calls for the service to be closed.
Same story over and over and over, and me, Part-Time faculty, adjunct, freeway flyer.
For the third year in a row, higher education administrators, professionals and staff received pay increases that outpaced inflation, according to a new analysis from the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources. Meanwhile, tenure-track faculty haven’t seen a real-dollar salary increase in over a decade.
Harvard, that bastion of neoliberal and pro-Disaster Capitalism: Meta’s long-time content policy chief Monika Bickert, who oversaw the writing and enforcement of Facebook’s content policies and had a role in the company’s approach to user safety issues, is leaving the company for a job at Harvard Law School.
Bickert will stay at Meta until August and work on a transition plan with Kevin Martin, who oversees Meta’s global policy team, she wrote in an internal post viewed by Reuters on Friday, which said she had long been interested in teaching.
Everything tied to the Jews in on this one, man, dirty dirty dirty buziness: Epstein survivors sue Justice Department and Google over release of private information.
BLOW up the EPSTEIN LANDIA, JEWLANDIA:
The Israeli military said early on Saturday it had identified a launch of a missile from Yemen, the first time a missile had been launched from Yemen since the war erupted.
The launch comes hours after Iran-aligned Houthis said on Friday they were prepared to act if what the group called an escalation against Iran and the “axis of resistance” continued, but did not say what form any intervention would take.
Sad:
Mexico’s navy has launched a search and rescue mission to track down two boats shipping humanitarian aid to Cuba as part of the Nuestra América Convoy, after they failed to reach Havana.
Three boats left Isla Mujeres in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo last Friday – after a weather-related delay – but only one has arrived so far, docking at dawn on 24 March.
No communication from the two missing boats has been received. The sail should only take two or three days on average – but seven days have now passed.
Organisers, however, say that according to their calculations, which take into account the size of the boats and conditions at sea, the vessels are likely to arrive on 27 or 28 March.
Staffed by nine sailors from Poland, France, Cuba and the US, the boats – named Friendship and Tigger Moth – were taking rice, baby wipes, beans, baby formula, medicine and other supplies to Cuba amid a US-imposed oil embargo and energy crisis.
“The captains and crews are experienced sailors, and both vessels are equipped with appropriate safety systems and signalling equipment,” a spokesperson for the convoy told Reuters. “We are cooperating fully with the authorities and remain confident in the crews’ ability to reach Havana safely.”
Mexico has deployed naval teams and military search aircraft to track down the missing two boats. It has also established contact with rescue centres from each country represented by the missing crew.
Earlier this week, the Cuban government welcomed the arrival of another boat that sailed in from Mexico carrying 14 tonnes of humanitarian aid, including solar panels, medicines and baby formula.
Upon arrival, Brazilian activist Thiago Avila told Novara Media: “We are going to mobilise for the just causes in this world – just as Cuba always did.”
Avila added that the flotilla is a “gesture of solidarity” that the world will not leave Cuba to fend for itself amid the US’s oil blockade.
Back to steers and queers:
Sure, fucking AMERIKKKA.
Versus:
“Our destiny is shared with Palestinians” — Helyeh Doutaghi on how war is uniting Iran
Fucking America, that 250th!
Key points:
The U.S. population reached 340 million in 2024, an increase of more than 120 million since 1974.
People aged 65 or older rose from 10% to 18% of the population, and the median age increased most among White (30 to 45) and Black (21 to 36) adults.
Non‑Hispanic White share fell from 83.5% to 56.3%, while Asian Americans grew from under 1% to 6% and Hispanics from 4.4% to 20%.
The foreign‑born share tripled from 4.7% in 1970 to 14.8% in 2024, concentrating mainly among Asian and Hispanic groups in the West and Northeast.
More than 60% of Americans now live in the Sunbelt, compared with less than half of the population in the South and West in 1970.
The United States at 250: How the Country Has Changed in the Past 50 Years
BettBeat: What the Epstein class perfected in Gaza — the AI-driven kill lists, the biometric surveillance grids, the reduction of human beings to data points marked for elimination — is now being integrated, component by component, into the domestic architecture of nations across the world. The Gaza method is not an aberration. It is a product line. The Tel Aviv sales team has moved to Washington, to London, to Berlin, to New Delhi. And they are bringing it to a government near you.
The Grayzone reported that Israeli spyware firms, overwhelmingly staffed by veterans of the military intelligence Unit 8200, are fueling what amounts to a global surveillance state. Cellebrite, founded by an ex-IDF soldier, holds a $30 million contract with ICE and a $1.6 million contract with Customs and Border Protection to extract data from phones seized at the border. Another Israeli firm, Cobwebs, signed multimillion-dollar contracts with ICE, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Texas Department of Public Safety. The Grayzone further revealed that Axonius — a company founded by three former Unit 8200 operatives — now oversees cybersecurity across more than seventy US government agencies, including the Department of Defense and Homeland Security. The fox is not guarding the henhouse. The fox designed the henhouse, installed the locks, and kept a copy of every key.
“A protest against tyranny that cannot tolerate the presence of tyranny’s most visible victims. A march against kings that cannot name the king in Tel Aviv. A movement for democracy that has no vocabulary for empire”
Millions of them, across more than three thousand locations, wearing inflatable dinosaur costumes and carrying upside-down flags, chanting their opposition to a king while genuflecting to the empire that crowns them. The No Kings website lists every grievance imaginable — healthcare, democracy, corruption, billionaires — but while the bombs are falling on Iran and 18-month old toddlers are tortured by US-Israeli war criminals in Palestine, it cannot not bring itself to name the genocide, the war, or the country that demanded both.
As Mondoweiss reported, the No Kings protest lacks a central demand, points of leverage, or a coherent theory of change — and it refused to address the US-Israeli war on Iran. The “special relationship” between the United States and Israel is not mentioned by the protest’s primary organizers at all. Groups like Indivisible undoubtedly have pro-Israel donors, and on some level the protest is probably connected to the mainstream of a Democratic Party that has not emerged with a coherent antiwar message in response to Trump’s worldwide rampage.
These mechanisms do not operate independently. Militarized police enforce intelligence through overwhelming force. ICE operationalizes it through raids and profit-based detentions. And all of it is ideologically legitimated through a permanent discourse of threat from the racialized “other” — terrorism, gangs, extremism, disorder, invasion — that re-codes political opposition and social crisis as internal security problems.
This is what a repressive, fascist state looks like in a late-imperial moment. Not jackboots in the street, but databases. Not mass roundups announced in advance, but targeted removals justified by intelligence assessments no one can see or contest.
The training relationships between U.S. police and Israeli security forces fit seamlessly into this logic. Israeli policing is shaped by occupation, counterinsurgency, and population control. It is designed not to serve a public, but to manage an enemy population. When U.S. police import those models, they import not only tactics, but an entire political logic: that certain populations are not citizens but problems, not constituents but threats, not humans but risks.
What ties all this together is the collapse of the distinction between foreign and domestic repression. The techniques used to occupy, sanction, destabilize, and discipline abroad are now fully integrated into domestic governance. The empire has come home, not because it wants to, but because it must. A system built on exploitation, inequality, and endless expansion cannot govern through consent in moments of crisis. It must govern through coercion, control and violence.
This is why we should not be surprised that ICE behaves like a paramilitary force, and that political dissent is increasingly framed as extremism. This is not drift. It is design. ICE Director Todd Lyons’ comment last April that the administration should treat deportations “like a business … Like [Amazon] Prime, but with human beings,” is the capitalist logic that is driving these moves toward a fully consolidated neofascism is clear.
The question is not whether this system will be used abusively. It already is. The question is whether it will be named for what it is: a repressive national security state emerging from the contradictions of empire, racial capitalism, and imperial decline that has now turned to the capitalist reform of fascism to uphold the dictatorship of capital. — Fragmentation, Force, and Fascism: The Architecture of the Repressive National Security State, Ajamu Baraka, BAR editor and columnist
George Washington Plunkitt, rogue philosopher of the Tammany Hall political machine, once offered this prescription for electoral success in polyglot New York. The ideal ward heeler, he explained, “eats corned beef and kosher meats with equal nonchalance, and it’s all the same to him whether he takes his hat off in church or pulls it over his head in synagogue.” For decades, Plunkitt’s advice took the form of what was known as the “balanced ticket.” It divided up the candidates for the city’s major offices among products of the ethnic groups that comprised the Democratic coalition – Irish, Italian, Jewish, and in later generations, Hispanic and African American. Yet, paradoxically, New York State elected a Jewish governor (Herbert Lehman) and a Jewish senator (Jacob Javits) long before New York City, the largest Jewish city in the world, chose its first Jewish mayor. By the time Abraham Beame took office in 1973, the city was well into the process of losing Jews to suburbia, their exodus caused both by growing prosperity and disenchantment with much of the liberal social contract. With the reelection to Michael Bloomberg as mayor in early November, however, the city has its third Jewish mayor. By the time Bloomberg finished his second term and must relinquish the office under the term-limits law, he, Beame, and Edward Koch will have led New York for 24 of the previous 36 years. TO LOOK back over the characters and policies of these three men is to see with startling clarity a kind of Jewish political evolution, from machine loyalist to reformer to meritocrat.
Stop-and-frisk in New York City was aggressively pioneered and expanded by former Mayor Rudy Giuliani and later heavily accelerated by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. While practiced previously, it became a key “signature” public safety initiative during Bloomberg’s administration (2002–2013), peaking in 2011 with nearly 700,000 stops.
Collaboration between various U.S. law enforcement agencies and the IDF began in the early 2000s following the Sept. 11 attacks, when the former needed to bolster their surveillance and infiltration tactics. In the wake of these attacks, the NYPD fundamentally shifted the ways it tackled policing, and other police forces across the country followed its lead.
These police forces turned to Israel, who had such experience in these repression measures and military operations, mainly in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. In 2002, for example, the NYPD was the first police department in the U.S. to send officers to Israel for a “symposium on suicide bombers.”
Since Sept. 11, a cornerstone of this partnership has been the exchange programs that are facilitated by various organizations that include the Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee’s Project Interchange and the the Jewish Institute for National Security of America. The programs consist of U.S. police officials traveling to Israel where they receive training from the IDF, along with Israeli security experts visiting the United States where they conduct seminars and joint exercises. The training that U.S. police officers receive in Israel covers a range of different topics which include counterterrorism, crowd control, intelligence gathering, infiltration of protests, instructions on media coordination over coverage and surveillance.
According to a 2018 report by Jewish Voice for Peace and Researching the American-Israeli Alliance:
The Atlanta Police Department has used flashbang grenades and rubber bullets against Stop Cop City activists, who also draw parallels between their struggle and the struggle of Palestinians.
Activists are also pointing out the collaboration between the Atlanta Police Department and the Israeli government. One of the programs they are highlighting is the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange program, which sends Georgia police officers to Israel to train in tactics of counterterrorism, “homeland security and community policing.”
These tactics of repression adopted from the IDF were brought back to Atlanta.
In 2023 a Stop Cop City activist, Manuel Paez Terán, also known as Tortuguita, was shot 14 times by Atlanta police. Tortuguita was in the forest with other forest defenders in an attempt to bring awareness to Cop City. They were 26 years old.
And in February of 2024 protestors against Cop City were charged with domestic terrorism charges, which Georgia updated in 2017 to broaden its definition to include “attempts to seriously harm or kill people, or to disable or destroy “critical infrastructure.”
On May 31, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a $225 million plan to bring his own Copy City police training academy to Queens.
‘Move cops, get out the way! We know you’re Israeli trained!’
The enemies:
since Donald Trump returned to the White House his administration has sought to rapidly implement the agenda of his Technocratic and Zionist backers. The sheer onslaught of daily developments is enough to overwhelm the average American who is attempting to keep up with the constant breaking news.
This should come as no surprise given that Steve Bannon — one of Trump’s first political strategists — loudly proclaimed his goal to inundate the public with “shit”. In 2018, Bannon told Bloomberg, “The Democrats don’t matter. The real opposition is the media. And the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with shit.”
Bannon later expanded on his statements in an interview with the PBS show Frontline, stating, “Every day, we hit them with three things. They’ll bite on one, and we’ll get all of our stuff done, bang, bang, bang. These guys will never be able to recover.”
While he framed his statements as focused on the Democrats, it’s clear that such a strategy works to confuse the public as well. Although Bannon is no longer a regular figure in the second Trump administration, the mentality of accomplishing your goals at a breakneck pace continues as Trump has allied himself with the Technocrats running the major tech firms. This includes Big Technocrats like Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
In a 2009 interview, Zuckerberg infamously revealed that one of Facebook’s “core values” was the motto “Move fast and break things”, a phrase that Zuckerberg said meant that “unless you are breaking some stuff you are not moving fast enough”.
Clearly, Trump’s team is moving as fast as possible, paying little attention to what they break, even if it includes established legal precedent or the US Constitution itself. They are “flooding the zone” with as many actions as possible which keeps the courts, the media, and the public struggling to keep up with their actions.
With that in mind, this series of articles is an effort to recap some of the actions taken by the Trump admin in recent months. The steps taken by Trump and his allies prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Zionist Technocrats are running the show. He is simply helping build the Technocratic Surveillance State of their dreams. Trump is simply following orders and rewarding those who stay loyal to him. The only way to dismantle this ever-growing machine is to become aware of it and then resist its advance. — The Technocratic Trump Administration: The Public-Private Partnership
So, I will be at this, and my heart will be elsewhere, for sure, but we must go on, dudes like me, who is one bad news story away from ___________________________ !
Join us for the Lincoln County Master Gardener™ Association’s 2nd annual conference on sustainable gardening!
This year we’re highlighting ways to create and restore flourishing garden ecosystems. Experts from Portland State University and the MidCoast Watersheds Council will address strategies for Cultivating Garden Ecosystems in your own backyard. Information tables staffed by our very own Lincoln County Certified Master Gardeners™ will be available on a variety of topics following the keynote speakers. Agenda and speaker bios are listed below. We would love for you to join us to learn how to make your garden contribute to robust and healthy ecoystems.
Shipbuilding is desperate for workers, and it could be an opportunity for Gen Z seeking AI-proof jobs with no degree required. Workers at one major U.S. facility just got a historic 18% raise.
Ship Ahoy. 2020: White House-Led Navy Shipbuilding Plan Set to Push Boundaries of Pentagon Budgets, Industry Capacity
Sixteen years ago: On Democracy Now. But I’ll take the MASH thespians any day of the week of Larry Wilkerson, Ray McGovern, and our buddy the ex-marine, Scotty “beam him up” Ritter
They are fucking mercenaries, all of them:
CNN] Analysts: Ret. Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling is a frequent contributor discussing strategy in Ukraine.
[Fox News] Analysts: Gen. Jack Keane is a regular military analyst, often acting as a four-star Army vice chief of staff.
[MSNBC/NBC] Experts: Former Army intelligence analyst William Arkin has appeared as an expert.
Other Notable Experts: Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former CENTCOM Commander Anthony Zinni, and former CIA Director Michael Hayden have served as analysts.
Military Historians/Consultants: Experts like retired Marine First Sergeant Randall Parkes and others help advise on accuracy for productions like NCIS
More mercenaries on Podcasts: Retired U.S. Army Col. Douglas MacGregor said in an interview Thursday that it is evident that the Trump administration was caught flat-footed now that the war with Iran has lasted so long and is likely preparing for a major offensive with Israel that would compel the Iranians to surrender.
McGregor told Judge Andrew Napolitano’s Judging Freedom that it seems clear that President Donald Trump was not planning a month ago to send American ground troops into the country of 93 million. He said such a task would require a force between 2 and 3 million troops.
“I think what they’re trying to do, first and foremost, is launch a war-ending offensive,” he said.
He said the U.S. has been working to replenish missile capabilities in the Gulf region and once these weapons are in position, and once Washington feels it has the edge to carry out 72 to 92 hours of nonstop attacks, “then I think they will turn to the ground option, which for them is very limited add amount to some seizures of some islands.”
McGregor said the Iranians have shown the Americans that this is a whole new ball game when it comes to prosecuting wars, where large carrier groups and fighter jets are no longer as intimidating in an age of precision missiles and drones.
McGregor compared the likely new offensive to Trump’s last attempt at rolling the dice in hopes that the war ends in his favor.
Nepal Tano played a video of Trump at the White House this week, telling reporters that the war has essentially been one by the U.S. and that Iran’s navy and air force.
McGregor said Trump sounded like a Vietnam War-era politician, and the data that the president used is likely inaccurate and relatively meaningless given that Iran did not enter the war with a formidable navy or air force.
McGregor said the Trump administration is not interested in ending the war during negotiations with Iran. He said the goal in Washington is to destroy Iran.
“That has always really been the goal,” he said. “Whatever is left over, we plan to divide up, and the Israelis plan to control the oil and the gas and whatever else is there.”
William Astore: More on the Iran War And Joe Kent’s Resignation
Reprinted from Bracing Views with the author’s permission.
On March 19 I was on “Judging Freedom” to discuss the Iran War, America’s soaring national debt ($39 trillion and rising), the Pentagon’s call for another $200 billion to bankroll this disastrous war, Joe Kent’s recent resignation and what it means, and Tulsi Gabbard’s evasive and disappointing testimony before the Senate.
As I noted on Judge Napolitano’s podcast, the Pentagon has failed eight consecutive audits yet it never stops asking for more money. We would be fools to give it to them.
We also discussed the many costs of war and Iran’s capacity to influence how and at what level this war is being waged.
The quicker this unnecessary, illegal, unconstitutional, and dangerous war ends, the better for everyone.
There’s something in our national ethos that accepts war and violence, even celebrates and glories in it. Perhaps it’s because war’s costs are largely kept isolated from us; perhaps it’s incessant violence on TV, movies, video games, and the like; perhaps it’s an unthinking acceptance of “warrior ethos” talk; perhaps there are too many so-called christian nationalists who see war as some sort of holy struggle and the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy; perhaps there’s simply too much ignorance and not enough truth; perhaps there’s too much fear being stoked, especially Islamophobia. And perhaps there’s simply too much money, profit, and power in war, especially in the context of Ike’s military-industrial-congressional complex.
One thing is certain: as Ike said, as MLK said, a nation constantly at war experiences spiritual death, a crucifixion on a cross of iron.
Jesus fucking Christ, Atore is another retired Lt. Colonel, USAF. these fucking cunts who signed up and did their dirty deeds in the Uniformed Mercenary Disservices, now getting subscribers, hits, and endless talk show jerk off sessions:
Kent described what he called an Israeli “echo chamber” within the U.S. government, facilitated by decades of access, campaign contributions, and dual-citizen intermediaries. He said this network allowed Israeli officials to circumvent intelligence community assessments, including a consensus among 18 U.S. intelligence agencies that Iran was not actively developing a nuclear weapon. Kent also cited historical espionage cases — Jonathan Pollard and Robert Maxwell — to argue that Israel’s influence operations are both longstanding and underestimated, and he questioned why the FBI halted his efforts to investigate possible foreign ties to the July 2024 assassination attempt against President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.
The former intelligence official called for the U.S. to leverage its military and financial support to restrain Israel from further offensive operations and to pursue a diplomatic settlement that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease global energy prices. Kent, who lost his first wife in a 2017 suicide bombing in Syria and served 11 tours in special forces, said he resigned to speak publicly against a war he believes is being fought on behalf of another country’s interests. He urged voters to scrutinize candidates’ foreign policy stances and campaign funding from pro-Israel groups.
Our Blue Bonnet Texan, she gets tons of ex-Mercenaries on her show:
You know the U.S. and Israel are failing miserably in Iran, when the mainstream media start to admit that Iran’s military capabilities and missile arsenal are nowhere near “destroyed,” and that the West has no way to verify how many missiles Iran has left, as the attacks keep coming.
This, as Hezbollah is playing a crucial role in Lebanon, with a wave of “Merkava massacres” targeting the Israeli troops invading their country.
On this episode of ‘SANCTIONED w/ Rachel Blevins,’ an exclusive weekly series for my paid subscribers, we got into the latest and looked at where we are headed in the week to come……
Oh, those cunt politicians and their mercenary credentials:
Ryan Crosswell is a Marine and former federal prosecutor who has dedicated his life to service, shaped by values learned growing up in eastern PA as the son of a small business owner and a special education teacher. After 9/11, Ryan joined the Marine Corps, serving as defense counsel and deepening his belief in due process and the rule of law. He continues to serve as a lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps Reserve.
The Man Who Prosecuted “Many, Many People” Now Wants Their Votes
Ryan Crosswell spent three years doing Trump’s immigration dirty work in San Diego. Now he’s asking Latino families in Allentown to send him to Congress. — Pablo Manríquez
Here is what you need to know about Ryan Crosswell, the former Republican who wants Democrats in Pennsylvania’s 7th congressional district to make him their nominee for Congress.
He told you himself. Didn’t bury it. Didn’t whisper it. Said it out loud, in an interview, like a man proud of his résumé.
“I’ve prosecuted many, many people for coming to this country illegally,” Crosswell said in October 2025. “I have a familiarity with all these issues that are front and center. I don’t really need to study for the test.”
Many, many people.
In Allentown and Bethlehem, where Latino families have been living in terror since ICE turned American neighborhoods into a stalking ground, those words land like a fist on a kitchen table.
Controversial Career
The year was 2018. Jeff Sessions, then Attorney General of the United States, flew to San Diego — Crosswell’s city, Crosswell’s district — to announce that the federal government would separate migrant children from their parents at the border. He told the assembled prosecutors, the federal attorneys who worked those Southwest border cases, that they would “take on as many of those cases as humanly possible until we get to 100 percent.”
Crosswell was in that office. He stayed.
He stayed through the Muslim ban. He stayed through the raids. He stayed through the screaming of children in cages that the whole world heard on the news. He stayed, prosecuting what he himself called “border crimes, including immigration offenses,” until May of 2020 — nearly the entire first Trump administration, beginning to end, in a border district, on immigration cases.
He didn’t resign in protest. He didn’t blow a whistle. He worked the docket.
Latinos Will Decide This
Now Ryan Crosswell wants to represent a district with one of the largest concentrations of Latino voters in Pennsylvania. He has found, conveniently, that ICE “violated Fourth Amendment protections.” He thinks local officials should decide whether to cooperate with the agency.
That’s a minority position among Democrats.
It is a more complicated position when you spent three years as the man federal immigration authorities called to make their cases stick in court.
Crosswell was a registered Republican from at least 2012 through the 2024 general election — through the chaos of January 6th, through the family separations, through every ugly chapter of it. He voted for George W. Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney for president. He called McCain his “hero.” He never once voted for Barack Obama.
He changed his registration to Democrat after the election that returned Donald Trump to power. The timing, like everything else about this candidacy, is worth sitting with.
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Oh, the fucking AP, and it used to be a kick-ass organization when I was a 22 year old newspaper reporter, but now? FUcking Jew BUggered: Analysis: 1 month into war, Iran is using insurgent tactics and holding the world economy hostage
Ahh, no Trump, no Kushner, no Adolph Bibi, no Jew Nazis of Israel, nope, the war just all of a sudden was, well, self-inflicted by Iran! If you do not hate AmeriKKKa, then you have zero spleen.
Tehran, residential buildings.
Jews in their bomb shelters. Crocodile Tears for the Girl in the Striped or Paisley Print PJ’s.
Soaring Diesel Prices Set Off Transport Strike in the Philippines
Transport workers in Manila walked off the job to protest the rising cost of fuel, as the war in the Middle East causes a national energy emergency.
You won’t see them burning the USA and Israeli flags:
This is the inbred Guardian, obviously, the guardian of fucking white supremacist news. So, somehow, no one can supply Iran with anything because, hmm, 92 million people are all fucking cockroaches as defined in the Jew-ictionary?
European intelligence agencies believe Russia is supplying drones to Iran, says official
Intelligence reports find Russia is close to completing the phased shipment of drones, medicine, and food
Shit dawg, that fucking cunt: Rubio says US can achieve its goals without ground troops in Iran as energy crisis deepens
Talks between Tehran and the US continue. Israel has vowed to escalate strikes on Iran in response to a new wave of attacks.
That Muslim nation? Malaysian activist Fadiah Nadwa Fikri has been called an “undesirable visitor” and was denied entry into Singapore for engaging in political activism here, said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
The Malaysian activist, who has a doctorate from the National University of Singapore’s (NUS) Southeast Asian Studies department, revealed in a X post on Sunday (March 22) that she was banned from entering the country and was deported to Malaysia.
She also claimed to have asked authorities to provide grounds for her deportation but was told by authorities that the reason(s) could not be disclosed.
Fadiah added that the incident was “stunning” given that she stayed in Singapore for five years and was conferred a doctorate in January.
In response to AsiaOne’s queries, MHA said that Fadiah had encouraged students to go beyond protests — to mobilise them and different communities in Singapore and to undertake disruptive and violent action to support specific causes.
It added: “We will not tolerate foreigners getting involved in our domestic politics, nor the promotion of unlawful, violent and disruptive methods of civil protests.”
In a follow-up post on Monday, Fadiah said she had intended to visit Singapore to deliver a lecture to her former thesis supervisor’s students, adding that she had also planned to collect her books and education certificate.
She described her work as examining the intellectual history of decolonisation and anti-imperialism.
Oh, that fucking Lt. Colonel!
Oh, shit, those “folks”!
What We Know About Saturday’s ‘No Kings’ Protests
Thousands of demonstrations against the Trump administration are scheduled to take place in cities and towns across the country on Saturday.
No nooses for the head Jews?
Trump EPA relied on industry science to weaken formaldehyde cancer rules, documents show . . . Papers reveal how the chemical lobby influenced policy, reversing Biden-era limits on a common carcinogen
“Yes, I agree that formaldehyde should be regulated along the lines of the current EPA position, but I do have to wonder how they got there,” Conolly said. The EPA also heavily relied on some human studies from as far back as 1987 to develop their threshold.
Conolly’s early papers were funded by the Chemical Industry Institute of Technology, a trade group, while his 2023 paper was funded by the American Chemistry Council. The American Chemistry Council’s Julianne Ogden sent an email to the EPA shortly after the February 2023 meeting pushing industry’s argument that 0.3 ppm of formaldehyde in the air is safe.
Big Tech? You mean Jew Tech! AI’s arrival complicates Big Tech climate goals, and some worry it’s locking in more fossil fuels.
[Critics say new IOC guidelines violate fundamental human rights but that fucking fraud, AOC, backs new rules but accepts issue is ‘challenging and complex’]
Over 100 human rights, sports and scientific groups have criticised the International Olympic Committee’s new gender eligibility guidelines as “a blunt and discriminatory response that is not supported by science and violates international human rights law”.
The IOC’s new guidelines, announced on Friday, mandate genetic sex tests for all athletes competing in its women’s categories, as well as blanket bans of people who identify as transgender, intersex or with sex differences.
Trump’s semen is deep, deep into the other engines of power? Fucking demented, always going after bathrooms and gender!
Over 100 human rights, sports and scientific groups have criticised the International Olympic Committee’s new gender eligibility guidelines as “a blunt and discriminatory response that is not supported by science and violates international human rights law”.
The IOC’s new guidelines, announced on Friday, mandate genetic sex tests for all athletes competing in its women’s categories, as well as blanket bans of people who identify as transgender, intersex or with sex differences.
[Big Sandy, in north-central Montana and home to nearly 800 people, is an isolated farming and ranching community about 80 miles from the nearest major town.]
[The emergency department at Big Sandy’s hospital consists of a single room with two beds and only a curtain between between them for privacy. Rancher Shane Chauvet was stabilized here after a piece of metal nearly severed his arm during a windstorm a few years back.]
The emergency department at Big Sandy Medical Center in Montana is just one room, with a single curtain between two beds.
It’s one of the many parts of the 25-bed rural hospital that need updating, former CEO Ron Wiens said.
This story was produced in partnership with KFF Health News.
He said the hospital, an essential service in its namesake town of nearly 800 residents in the state’s sprawling north-central high plains, needs at least $1 million for deferred maintenance, including a failing HVAC system. But the facility has struggled to make payroll each month and can’t afford to make all the fixes, Wiens said.
Built by farmers and ranchers in 1965, Big Sandy Medical Center began with nine beds. Today, a similar community effort — donations and grants to plug financial holes each year — keeps it afloat.
Wiens, who recently left his position at the hospital, said he wishes Big Sandy could get funding from Montana’s share of the $50 billion federal Rural Health Transformation Program to renovate the hospital and direct payments to help secure its future. The state received more than $233 million in its first-year award.
But the hospital may not get the kind of help he sought.
That’s because the five-year federal program focuses on new, creative ways to improve access to rural health care, not on directly funding services and renovations. And Montana is one of at least 10 states whose leaders say projects launched under the federal program could lead rural hospitals to cut services so they can continue to afford to offer emergency and other essential care.
[Take them out back and shoot them twice in the head each.]
Instead of bringing health and safety and education and clean water and air home, we have billions in fucking lawsuits: DHS internal watchdog launches investigation into handling of contracts under Noem, Lewandowski
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WE ARE DOOMED, motherfucking Takers of the world: Palm oil clearing advances in Bornean orangutan habitat despite red flags. Of course, Palm Oil is worthless, just for fucking chips and cookies.
A palm oil firm has cleared more than 3,000 hectares (7,500 acres) of forest inside a UNESCO biosphere reserve in Indonesian Borneo, threatening areas identified as orangutan habitat.
The concession overlaps with a wildlife corridor linking two national parks, raising concerns over habitat fragmentation and increased human-orangutan conflict.
Authorities have acknowledged the presence of the habitat inside the company’s concession, but proposed voluntary conservation measures rather than halting clearing, drawing criticism from environmental groups.
The case highlights broader issues of weak enforcement, disputed land rights with Indigenous communities, and supply-chain loopholes that continue to allow deforestation-linked palm oil into global markets.
A little fun from Edward Bernays 8.0?
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Here we go with the Jew-Run Fortune Magazine: This AI-proof career faces a 250,000-worker shortage—now the Trump administration is trying to revive the job millennials abandoned.
All these fucking mercenaries, former uniformed soldiers of misfortune for the rest of the world, they are all dressed up for a gig as used cars salesmen and golfing instructors.
Parade of WAR Criminals . . . .
COL. KEN ALLARD
Ken Allard is a well-known commentator on international security issues. His military career as an operational intelligence officer included service on the faculty of the U.S. Military Academy as special assistant to the Army Chief of Staff and as dean of students at the National War College. In 1996, he served on special assignment with the U.S. 1st Armored Division in Bosnia. A noted author and lecturer, Allard’s many publications include two books: “Somalia Operations: Lessons Learned” and “Command, Control and the Common Defense,” which won the 1991 National Security Book Award. Allard holds a Ph.D. from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy and an M.P.A. from Harvard University.
WILLIAM ARKIN
William M. Arkin is a former Army intelligence analyst and consultant. He has written extensively about military affairs, including several books on the topic. Arkin is a senior military adviser to Human Rights Watch and an adjunct professor at the School of Advanced Airpower Studies of the U.S. Air Force. He’s also columnist and correspondent for The Los Angeles Times, washingtonpost.com and Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
GEN. WAYNE DOWNING
As commander of a Joint Special Operations Task Force assigned to U.S. Central Command during Desert Storm, Gen. Downing planned and led operations in support of the coalition war effort. He is a highly decorated combat veteran with two combat tours in Vietnam and service in both Operation Just Cause in Panama and Operation Desert Storm.
Recently, he was picked to head up the new White House Office for Combating Terrorism, a new arm of the National Security Council.
With almost 34 years of active military experience, Downing is recognized as a top authority on combating terrorism. Downing also served on a 10-person, high-profile commission, led by former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Counter-Terrorism L. Paul Bremer, which last year called on the U.S. government to prepare more aggressively against a future terrorist attack that may employ biological, chemical, nuclear, or radiological materials. Downing previously commanded the U.S. Special Operations Command and the Army 75th Ranger Regiment.
LT. COL. RICK FRANCONA
Lt Col Rick Francona enlisted in the Air Force in 1970, and served as a Vietnamese linguist until 1973, conducting missions over Vietnam and Laos. After Arabic language training, he served at a variety of locations in the Middle East from 1975 to 1977, and supported the evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon in 1976. In 1978, he became an Arabic language instructor at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California.
Following his commissioning in 1979, Lt Col Francona was an instructor at the Air Force intelligence school in Denver, Colorado. From 1982 to 1984, he was a Middle East operations officer with the National Security Agency. In 1984, he was assigned as an advisor to the Royal Jordanian Air Force in Amman, Jordan.
In 1987, he was assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency as the assistant Defense Intelligence Officer for the Middle East. During this assignment, he spent much of 1987 and 1988 at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, as a liaison officer to the Iraqi armed forces directorate of military intelligence. Lt Col Francona traveled extensively as an observer of Iraqi combat operations against Iranian forces, and flew sorties with the Iraqi air force.
Immediately following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in August, 1990 and through the Gulf War, Lt Col Francona was deployed to the Gulf as the advisor on Iraqi armed forces and personal interpreter to commander in chief of the U.S. Central Command, General Norman Schwarzkopf. As such, he was the lead interpreter for ceasefire talks with the Iraqi military at Safwan, Iraq, in March, 1991.
At the end of the Gulf War, he served in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and was a principal author of the Department of Defense report to Congress on the conduct of the Gulf war. From 1995 to 1996, Lt Col Francona served with the Central Intelligence Agency, and participated in a variety of sensitive operations in the Middle East. During one of these operations, he survived an attempt on his life by Iraqi intelligence service agents.
Lt. Col. Francona has a bachelors degree in government and the Arabic language, and a masters degree in international relations with a concentration in Middle East studies.
DANIEL GOURE
Dr. Goure is a Vice President with the Lexington Institute, a nonprofit public-policy research organization headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. He is involved in a wide range of issues as part of the institute’s national security program. Most recently, Dr. Goure was a member of the 2001 Department of Defense Transition Team. Dr. Goure spent two years in the U.S. Government as the director of the Office of Strategic Competitiveness in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. He also served as a senior analyst on national security and defense issues with the Center for Naval Analyses, Science Applications International Corporation, SRS Technologies, R&D Associates and System Planning Corporation. Dr. Goure holds Masters and Ph.D. degrees in international relations and Russian Studies from Johns Hopkins University and a B.A. in Government and History from Pomona College.
COL. JACK JACOBS
Jack Jacobs was born in Brooklyn, New York. He holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Rutgers University and entered the U.S. Army in 1966 as a Second Lieutenant through the ROTC program. He served as a platoon leader in the 82nd Airborne Division, executive officer of an infantry battalion in the 7th Infantry Division, and commanded the 4th Battalion 10th Infantry in Panama. A member of the faculty of the US Military Academy, Jacobs taught international relations and comparative politics for three years, and he was a member of the faculty of the National War College in Washington, DC. He was in Vietnam twice, both times as an advisor to Vietnamese infantry battalions, and he is among the most highly decorated soldiers from that era, having earned three Bronze Stars, two Silver Stars and the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest combat decoration.
Jacobs retired as a Colonel in 1987. He was a founder and Chief Operating Officer of AutoFinance Group Inc, one of the firms to pioneer the securitization of debt instruments; the firm was subsequently sold to Key Bank. He was a Managing Director of Bankers Trust, where he ran foreign exchange options worldwide and was a partner in the institutional hedge fund business. He retired in 1996 to pursue investments. He is a principal of The Fitzroy Group, a firm that specializes in the development of residential real estate in London and invests both for its own account and in joint ventures with other institutions. He serves on a number of charitable boards of directors and is the Vice Chairman of the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation. He holds the McDermott Chair of Humanities and Public Affairs at the US Military Academy and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
GEN. BARRY MCCAFFREY
One of the great military leaders of our time, General Barry McCaffrey was, at retirement from active duty, the most highly decorated and youngest four-star general in the U.S. Army. He was commander of the 24th Mechanized Infantry Division during Operation Desert Storm, served as assistant to Colin Powell and supported the chairman as Joint Chiefs of Staff advisor to the secretary of state.
General Barry McCaffrey is also the Olin Distinguished professor of National Security Studies at West Point and head of a consulting firm specializing in international security issues. McCaffrey is an expert in world trouble spots, military preparedness, homeland security, leadership and the impact of illegal drug use on all aspects of culture. He was twice awarded the nation’s second highest award for valor — the Distinguished Service Cross, and received three Purple Heart medals for wounds received in combat.
GEN. MONTGOMERY MEIGS
General Montgomery C. Meigs became the Commander of the Stabilization Force in Bosnia-Herzegovina on October 23, 1998. He served as the Commanding General, United States Army Combined Arms Center and Commandant of the Army’s Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas since August 1997. General Meigs graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, in 1967 with a bachelor of Science Degree. He has a Ph.D. in history from the University of Wisconsin. His awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, the Bronze Star Medal with V device, and the Purple Heart.
GEN. NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF
General Schwarzkopf is best known for his services as Commander in Chief, United States Central Command, and Commander of Operations of Desert Shield and Desert Storm during the 1991 Persian Gulf War. He continued to lead military operations in that region until he retired in August 1991.
Since his retirement, he has spoken extensively on America’s defense strategy and authored an autobiography, It Doesn’t Take a Hero. He also has served on several boards dedicated to conservation and public health, including serving as a national spokesman for prostate cancer awareness and chairing a march for the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship.
During his military career, General Schwarzkopf was awarded many honors, including three Silver Stars, three Bronze Stars, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
House delays War Powers Resolution until after congressional recess: Democratic leaders plan to delay a vote on their War Powers Resolution until the House returns in mid-April. Privately and publicly, Rep. Greg Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has been arguing that while Democrats are on board, he needs more Republican support. Yet Thomas Massie and Warren Davidson are solid backers (Davidson confirmed his support to Drop Site on Thursday) and Nancy Mace has made the case for it, too. Mace told Drop Site that she had not heard from Democrats about her position. With those three Republicans voting yes, if Democrats hold their caucus they could pass the resolution, and yet they’re declining to put it on the floor. A rather testy Meekstold our Hill intern Lillian Franks that he is not bringing the Iran War Powers vote on to the floor this week because he is confident it would lose. He won’t force a vote today or tomorrow “because we can’t win. When you see me put the bill on the floor, that means we’re gonna win. I know how to count,” he said. “I know how to do my job.” (Watch here.)
Blow jobs for Jews in Israel and outside Israel.
AIPAC has spent money on more than 80 percent of the 469 seats up for reelection this year.
Meet your masters:
Gaza, coming to a blue state near you:
U.S. and Israel continue attacks on Iran:
U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on a residential area in Isfahan in central Iran on Friday killed 26 people, including seven children, according to Press TV.
The Israeli military announced a broad wave of attacks targeting government infrastructure in the heart of Tehran, with Iranian state media and residents reporting explosions across the capital, including the Chitgar neighborhood in northwest Tehran.
At least seven people were killed in U.S.-Israeli strikes on residential units in the city of Urmia in northwestern Iran, near the borders with Turkey and Iraq, BBC reports.
Early Friday, Iranian Red Crescent teams were deployed after an airstrike struck a residential area in Qom, a central Iranian city south of Tehran, with crews carrying out search and rescue operations at the scene.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Friday that Israel will “escalate and expand” attacks on Iran. Iran “will pay heavy, increasing prices” for attacking Israeli civilians, Katz said in a televised statement.
Casualty counts: More than 1,900 people have been killed and at least 20,000 injured in Iran since the start of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, Maria Martinez of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies told Reuters.
Until the mines are dropped on Mar-a-Lago, discussion over:
Air-dropped mines discovered in Kafari, a village near Shiraz in southern Iran, appear to be American-made Gator anti-tank munitions, according to an investigation by open-source intelligence outlet Bellingcat. Experts identified the devices as BLU-91/B mines delivered via cluster munitions, with debris consistent with aerial deployment. Bellingcat noted the United States is the only party in the conflict known to possess Gator Scatterable Mines, and analysts believe the weapons were placed to deny vehicle access to a nearby Iranian “missile city,” preventing repair or recovery operations at the site.
THIS AIN’T GUNNA WIN A WAR, Iran!
Iran-linked hackers claim they breached FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email and released files, including photos and a resume, with a Justice Department official confirming the compromise. Some of the leaked material appears to include both personal and work-related communications spanning several years. The breach raises concerns about cybersecurity risks involving senior U.S. officials. The authenticity of all released materials has not been fully verified.
“Israel was created from the suffering of the Jewish people after the Holocaust?” This is what a fucking InBred UnUnited Queen-Dumber says? SAFE HAVEN for the Jews, those persecuted Jews? WTF?
Queers and Steers? British Museum removes word ‘Palestine’ from some displays
Museum revises labelling on maps and panels, saying the term used inaccurately and no longer historically neutral.
It has said while the term “Palestine” was well established in western and Middle Eastern scholarship as a geographical and “neutral” designation for the southern area of the Levant since the late 19th century, it recognised that the term no longer holds a neutral designation and may be understood in reference to political territory.
Hmm, so, UK, Britain, renamed for . . . . British reprisals involved the killing of 10 million, spread over 10 years.
The Bengal Famine (1770): Approximately 10 million people (roughly one-third of the population of Bengal) died due to starvation and disease.
The Great Famine of 1876–1878: Estimates of deaths range from 5.5 million to over 10 million. During this time, the British continued to export massive quantities of grain from India despite the local crisis.
The Bengal Famine (1943): Between 2.1 and 3.8 million people perished. Critics highlight that Winston Churchill’s wartime priorities and the refusal to divert food supplies significantly worsened the situation.
General Mortality (1880–1920): Recent research by scholars like Jason Hickel and Dylan Sullivan argues that approximately 100 million excess deaths occurred in India during this 40-year period due to exploitative economic policies.
BRITAIN . . . NOW REBRADED as
BUGGERING BUGLARING BEASTALITY NATION OF ANGLO-SAXON KILLERS
Other Colonial Conflict and Displacement
Beyond India, British colonial rule led to significant loss of life in other regions:
The Great Irish Famine (1845–1852): Roughly 1 million people died from starvation and disease, and over 1 million more emigrated, often attributed to the British government’s laissez-faire economic response.
Partition of India (1947): The division of the subcontinent led to sectarian violence that killed between 200,000 and 2 million people and displaced over 10 million.
The Mau Mau Uprising (1952–1960): In Kenya, more than 1 million people were forced into detention camps and “re-education” villages by British authorities, with thousands killed in the conflict.
Transatlantic Slave Trade: Between 1660 and 1807, British ships transported more than 3.4 million enslaved Africans to the Americas.
Summary Table of Estimated Deaths
Event Estimated Death Toll
Key Factors
Bengal Famine (1770) 10 Million. Tax demands, lack of relief
Great Famine (1876–1878 ) 5.5 – 10.3 Million Grain exports, “hands-off” policy
How a religious “state” wants to point all their 200 or 600 nukes toward European and American cities. With friends like the Jews, you might as well hang out with meth heads and Nazis.
“Fathers and teachers, I ponder, ‘What is hell?’” Father Zossima asks in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov. “I maintain that it is the suffering of being unable to love.”
Be wise and careful. Soulless goes through many variations on a theme:
While the concept of the soul is opaque, soullessness is not. Soullessness means something inside of us is dead. Basic human feelings and connections are shut down. Those without souls lack empathy. I saw the soulless in war. Those so calcified inside they kill without any demonstrable feeling or remorse.
The soulless exist in a state of insatiable self-worship. The idol they have erected to themselves must be constantly fed. It demands a never-ending stream of victims. It demands abject obedience and subservience, publicly on display at Trump cabinet meetings.
Psychologists, I expect, would define the soulless as psychopathic.
I write this not to get into an esoteric debate about the soul, but to warn what happens when those without souls seize power. I want to write about what is lost and the consequences of that loss. I want to caution you that death, our death — as individuals and as a collective — mean nothing to those without souls.
This makes the soulless very, very dangerous.
Those who lack souls have no concept of their own limitations. They feed off a bottomless and self-delusional optimism, giving to their cruelest deeds and bitterest defeats, the patina of goodness, success and morality.
Those without souls — as Paul Woodruff writes in his small masterpiece “Reverence: Renewing a Forgotten Virtue” — do not have the capacity for reverence, awe, respect and shame. They believe they are gods.
The soulless cannot respond rationally to reality. They live in self-constructed echo chambers. They hear only their own voice. Civic, familial, legal and religious rituals and ceremonies that transport those with souls into the realm of the sacred, into a space where we acknowledge our shared humanity, forcing us, at least for a moment, to humble ourselves, are meaningless to those without souls. Those without souls cannot see because they cannot feel.
The soulless, enslaved by narcissism, greed, a lust for power and hedonism, cannot make moral choices. Moral choices for them do not exist. Truth and falsehoods are identical. Life is transactional. Is it good for me? Does it make me feel omnipotent? Does it give me pleasure? This stunted existence banishes them from the moral universe.
Human beings, including children, are commodities to the soulless, objects to exploit for pleasure or profit or both. We saw this soullessness displayed in the Epstein Files. And it was not only Epstein. Huge sections of our ruling class, including billionaires, Wall Street financiers, university presidents, philanthropists, celebrities, Republicans, Democrats, and media personalities, consider us worthless.
Beware of your lobotomies under the watchful eye of Eddie Bernays acolytes, the media, the marketers, the snake oil salesmen, the HR-Nanny state, the schills, the hasbara makers, the Mad Men, the entire show that is all about bait bait bait, switch switch switch.
Trump Has No Soul by Chris Hedges
Trump is dangerous not simply because of his imbecility and unbridled narcissism, but because he lacks the core attributes of empathy and understanding that define the human soul.
Soulless is the word we use for most Jews, man.
Robert Maxwell was born Jan Ludvik Hoch in 1923 in Carpathian Ruthenia — then part of newly formed Czechoslovakia, now part of Ukraine — the youngest son of a poor Yiddish-speaking Jewish family. He escaped the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia, joined the Czechoslovak army in exile, and fought with British forces across Europe. Field Marshal Montgomery decorated him personally. By war’s end he had changed his name five times and spoke at least eight languages.
After the war Maxwell worked in the British Foreign Office’s press division in occupied Berlin — placing him at the intersection of Allied intelligence networks at exactly the moment the OSS was becoming the CIA. British Foreign Office files, partially declassified in subsequent decades, described his ‘questionable activities’ as having been brought to the Office’s attention on multiple occasions. The files labeled him ‘a thoroughly bad character and almost certainly financed by Russia.’ His daughter Ghislaine would later tell the FBI in a deposition that her father was an intelligence asset for the British “and others.”
By the 1980s Robert Maxwell had built one of the world’s largest publishing empires — Pergamon Press, Mirror Group Newspapers, Macmillan Inc. He was a Labour Member of Parliament and a friend of world leaders. He was also, according to Ben-Menashe and the investigative record compiled by Thomas and Dillon, a Mossad asset tasked with selling the backdoored PROMIS software to governments and institutions worldwide. According to those accounts, he ultimately brokered PROMIS installations worth over $500 million to intelligence agencies in more than twenty countries — including the KGB and agencies across Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
His biggest target, however, was the United States itself.
Federal agents patrol the halls of immigration court at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York in July.
The Trump administration admitted in a court filing that it had erroneously relied on an ICE memo to justify arrests at immigration courthouses as part of an ongoing federal case brought by groups seeking to block the tactic.
The sickness goes way deep (all of them, including this headliner, from CNN): Trump says US won’t strike Iranian energy sites for 10 days. The US president said “talks are ongoing.” Earlier Thursday, Israel announced it had killed an Iranian commander involved in the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
SOULLESS: While the US government continues to call climate change a hoax and attack the science, in courtrooms from The Hague to Honolulu, fossil fuel companies are taking a different approach. Shell, Chevron, RWE and TotalEnergies all accept that climate change is real, human-caused and serious. The era of corporate climate denial, at least in legal proceedings, is largely over.
What has replaced it is a more nuanced position: accepting the science of climate change while contesting their responsibility for it.
New research published in the journal Transnational Environmental Law offers the first systematic analysis of how major fossil fuel companies defend themselves when taken to court over their role in causing global warming. Drawing on case documents from landmark lawsuits, the research identifies three distinct strategies companies are using.
Grovelling soulless: Top Republican attacks Pentagon for not providing details on Iran
The House Armed Services Committee chair said the department owes lawmakers more information about the administration’s plans for U.S. troops in the Middle East.
The AI skills gap is here, says AI company, and power users are pulling ahead.
Sickness, and SOULLESS: New York is home to 154 billionaires. Together they’re worth $975.7 billion—and some of them are even making $2 million an hour.
It would take the typical New York private-sector worker 82,863 years to earn as much as one of the 10 wealthiest billionaires did last year on average, according to a new Oxfam America report.
DOOMED. Here come the legions of lawyers, soulless by nature, by occupation: Local Opposition Is Slowing A.I. Data Centers. Wall Street Has Noticed. Tech companies are running into resistance from neighbors and may not be able to build at the pace they promised investors.
Trump’s move to send ICE to airports fails to break the impasse or end the long lines
Airport slogs continue to put pressure on lawmakers and the White House, but a deal remains elusive as Senate Democrats hold out for restraints on immigration agents.
MAGA MAGA MAGA flyover state, and this is what the Pedophile and Rapist will not do: Iowa’s High Cancer Rate Linked to Nitrate, Pesticides, PFAS and Radon, New Report Finds. DOOMED.
[Iowans gather at a cancer listening session in Red Oak. Credit: Iowa Environmental Council]
The new analysis combines science on environmental risk factors with the lived experiences of Iowans battling cancer.
“That is not unusual, and none of this is inherently problematic. Market leadership has always shifted with technological change,” Fink said. “The broader question is who participates in the gains. When market capitalization rises but ownership remains narrow, prosperity can feel increasingly distant to those on the outside.”
This is what AmeriKKKa has become — when Jews speak, Goyim grovels in their soulless shadows. . . Fink noted that it’s unclear how the deployment of AI will impact the labor force, particularly for entry-level white-collar workers.
Soullessness on a corporate level . . . Fink is not a human. BlackRock’s Larry Fink says expanding market participation is needed to address the wealth gap amid the AI boom
Fink argues that broader market participation is key as AI threatens to concentrate gains among companies and investors with data and capital.
This is a cool billion-plus, man, Indians, so how can we all stop this racism and bigotry against transgender persons? A major political and social debate is unfolding in India over the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill 2026. The proposed law aims to redefine how transgender identity is recognised, replacing self-identification with medical and administrative certification. While the government says the move will ensure better targeting of welfare benefits, activists and opposition leaders see it as a direct attack on hard-won rights established by the Supreme Court’s NALSA judgment. Protests have intensified across the country, with members of the LGBTQI+ community warning of institutionalised humiliation and exclusion. The concern is clear — identity may now be subjected to scrutiny, approval, and verification. As Parliament prepares to debate the Bill, the issue has grown beyond legislation. It has become a larger question of dignity, privacy, and the role of the state in defining personal identity in a democratic society.
I remember my very first online search, back in 2001: “What is the meaning of life?”
I remember clicking through to a mysterious minimal website that told me all points of consciousness were facets of the divine wishing to perceive itself.
This striking idea, which I discovered through Internet Explorer, profoundly affected me. Given developments in AI, it makes sense to return to my old search, seeking new answers.
My editor has fed ChatGPT the collected wisdom of humanity just for me. The goal: to find an answer to the ultimate question of why we are here. I belong to no one faith, but find beauty in many spiritual paths. If the truth is in fragments of all of them, this is our best chance of seeing it. I’m strangely nervous.
HolyGPT, as we call it, incorporates the complete texts of the Abrahamic religions, Dharmic traditions (including Buddhism, Hinduism and Sikhism), Indigenous wisdom (where available in the public domain), as well as works of esoteric mysticism, poets and secular philosophers.
With it, I sit at the feet of every sage. But I’m also sitting on the sofa.
[The US army unloads a THAAD missile defense system in Israel, March 2019.]
DOOMED by the soulless: Pentagon: Agreements reached with defense contractors to boost production amid shift to ‘wartime footing’.
The Pentagon says it reached framework agreements with the companies BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin and Honeywell to boost production of defense systems and munitions as part of its shift to “wartime footing.”
Under the deals, Honeywell Aerospace will “surge production of critical components for America’s munitions stockpile,” as part of a $500 million multi-year investment, the Pentagon said.
BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin will also quadruple production of seekers for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptor, which has been used to intercept ballistic missiles launched at Israel from Iran.
Lockheed Martin directly employs approximately 121,000 to 123,000 people globally as of 2024–2025. The company works with over 13,000 suppliers, suggesting a massive indirect workforce supporting its defense and aerospace projects worldwide,
“Lockheed Martin succeeds in delivering top-performing products through working with innovative teams and suppliers, helping others and putting in time and effort to perform for our customers. With so many of our customers being in the U.S. military, meeting their expectations isn’t just a desire, but an imperative. We’re proud to have a part of our growing business located in Texas.” — Scott Greene, Executive Vice President, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control
Two Jews in this photo (Trump’s a fucking converted Jew, Chabad)
A few here:
Fucked up religion and cultural neurotoxin, Judaism . . .
92% of the Hebrew Israelis supported the current criminal Epstein Fury War. 100% of American conservative Jews support this criminal war (according to JPPI flash survey conducted in early March 2026).
These are unprecedented numbers pointing at a universal Jewish support. As such it is also a glimpse into a perfect case of collective guilt (within these two sectors).
Think about these numbers the next time you are at the gas station…
Craig is great, but he doesn’t know this dirty dirty societ, really, he DOES not. More than 100 million are MAGA MAGA MAGA. Then, oh, another 100 million USA USA USA. So, that’s, what 135 million left in the USA total population, but most are Eichmann’s and Good Germans and Faustians.
“The United States Government must be destroyed. This should be our foremost goal. It cannot be negotiated with. It cannot be reformed. It cannot be remade. It has no right to exist, nor should it. It must be destroyed, root and stem, and the earth must be salted underneath it to ensure it can never return.”
When will the American people rise up with genuine revolutionary action on behalf of the entire world struggling under the asphyxiating oppression of their mass-murdering criminal regime?
Then, the fucking navel gazers, man oh man, posting this or that .00001 percent of Jews with some sort of schtick.
“I can’t blindly support this country and call genocide ‘God’s plan.’” Since this conversation, Carrie Prejean Boller was removed and Sameerah Munshi resigned in protest from Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission. Here they talk with anti-Zionist Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro about Zionism teaching Jews to see the world as hostile.”
On the Jew Katie Halper show. JESUS FUCKING hell.
Dudes. Thousands murdered by Jews, and by Goyim ZioNazis. Planes going down, covert and overt wars in Latin America? Jews at the forefront or rear end, doing weapons and doing all sorts of Jewish banking tricks.
For decades, the United States has moved along a continuum from covert assassination plots during the Cold War to the open normalisation of “targeted killing” as an instrument of state policy. In the current war involving Iran, that evolution appears to be entering a more dangerous and destabilizing phase.
In mid-March, the United States and Israel reportedly carried out coordinated airstrikes that killed several senior Iranian officials. Among them were Ali Larijani, a veteran figure and secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council; Brigadier General Gholamreza Soleimani, a senior commander in Iran’s internal security apparatus; and Intelligence Minister Esmaeil Khatib.
Again, REPEAT, there is no foul here:
Do you support targeted assassinations? Do you support Jewish Mossad and other Israeli actors taking down the World Trade Center? Do you support the cover-up of the Jew Attack on USS Liberty? Well, well, then, anyone is game, so fuck the Secret Service and FBI and other actors wanting to knock on my door or run me off the fucking road.
God, I still read Substacks from Jews, sure, rightoues ones, but if they don’t rennounce their Satanic and Nazi religion, what’s the center of our talk?
Gideon Levy believes Israel’s rampant militarism has infected the minds of its entire population. Without an impossible reversal, the Jewish state’s destructive warpath will rage on. It is his fucking RELIGION, dude.
This is what I want to hear:
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Get rid of the Libyan slavery! Haiti Needs to stop paying France . France needs to pay Haiti for the theft of money, resources, and people. Talk to other African Countries China, Russia and Iran to see if you can get them to Militarily back you up. The West is falling. Now is the perfect time.
This was the BEST African speech I’ve heard and seen in 50 years at the United Nations.
slavery never ended it just changed name in many spheres but still plays the same role of cheap/free labour for maximum profit!UN is a big joke especially towards africa
Western democracies and human rights are tools to manipulate weak country. Kick all ngo and close all un office around the world.
UN is western creation and tools to continue colonial agenda. Abolish UN now
Thank you so much, President John Mohamed. I am 67 years old and I am joyful that Africa has finally stood up for all the Africans and people of African descent to demand reparations for the wrongs done to our people and to remind those that were engaged in these barbaric acts not to think about repeating it. African Unite and speak with one voice.
US the Serial Killer Deploying the Neurotoxic and Neuroperverse Jews of Israel and Jews Everywhere who support the Nakba, the creation of the Occupied Palestine called “Is-Raw-Hell.”
“The solidarity of all progressive forces of the world towards the people of Vietnam today is similar to the bitter irony of the plebeians coaxing on the gladiators in the Roman arena. It is not a matter of wishing success to the victim of aggression, but of sharing their fate; one must accompany them to their death or to victory.
“When we analyze the lonely situation of the Vietnamese people, we are overcome by anguish at this illogical moment of humanity.
“U.S. imperialism is guilty of aggression—its crimes are enormous and cover the whole world. We already know all that, gentlemen! But this guilt also applies to those who, when the time came for a definition, hesitated to make Vietnam an inviolable part of the socialist world; running, of course, the risks of a war on a global scale—but also forcing a decision upon imperialism. And the guilt also applies to those who maintain a war of abuse and snares—started quite some time ago by the representatives of the two greatest powers of the socialist camp.
“We must ask ourselves, seeking an honest answer: is Vietnam isolated, or is it not? Is it not maintaining a dangerous equilibrium between the two quarrelling powers?”
— Ernesto Che Guevara, “Message to the Tricontinental,” 1966.
In This Episode:
✅ Why Trump’s attacks on gas plants, desalination facilities, and civilian energy grids constitute war crimes under international law — and what the US is actually targeting
✅ How the US war strategy has no coherent direction — and why Israel is driving the agenda behind the scenes
✅ How Western propaganda systematically dehumanises Iran to manufacture public consent for illegal military aggression
✅ Why Iran’s fully decentralised infrastructure makes it impossible for US-Zionist forces to cripple the country — and why Washington is now in panic mode
✅ Why Iranian public support for nuclear weapons has surged from 30% to over 90% since the attacks began — and what this means for regional deterrence
✅ How October 7 “unmasked” Western liberal values — and what that reveals about the so-called rules-based international order
The Trump Administration said today that it would be deploying a combat brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division — which stormed the beaches of Normandy over 80 years ago during World War II — to the Middle East for a potential land invasion of Iran.
Veterans say without a discernible strategy for a ground incursion, this could turn into a death trap for our men and women.
“When you start talking about the geography and the population [of Iran] of about 90 million people — the geography is not conducive to offensive operations at all,” Iraq War vet James Webb said. “It’s their home turf. As somebody who’s fought on the home turf of another country, you’re always at a disadvantage.”
Their fucking “home turf”? It’s their nation, their identity, the seat of one form of civilization in the world, Persia. These fucking Vets don’t ever parse the reality that it is illegal, it is not even vetted by the cunts of his own cuntry, and that murdering people from the air and sea, well, that’s a crime against humanity.
AmeriKKKa is the criminal enterprise working to facilitate the perverse and depraved Epstein spider web weavers, the Jews.
And finally, it is clear that the American people do not want American troops on the ground — all polling shows that. Even among Trump voters who largely support his war, 58% said they oppose sending Americans into the fray, according to a Quincy Institute/American Conservative poll released last week.
God, this is bullshit. AMeriKKKa loves the wars, man, and the lies, and the Jews, and the Zionists, and the mayhem and crocodile tears and the mercenaries in uniform and the missiles and now drones and the fucking smoke and destruction.
“While Trump voters by and large stand behind Trump, they overwhelmingly want him to declare an end to the war,” said Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute. “Trump risks losing significant portions of his base if he escalates the war with ground troops and allows the war to further push up gas prices.”
Furthermore, while 76% say they support Trump’s decision to take the country to war, that’s down from polling shortly after the first airstrikes on Feb. 28, including a Fox News survey that had Republicans supporting the war at 84%. In the QI/TAC poll, some 24% of respondents who told Ipsos that they had voted for Trump in the last election, said they now oppose the war.
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God, fucking Japan!
Young voters are driving much of the rising opposition to the war among the president’s base. According to the breakdown, only 54% of the 18-29 year-old bracket of Trump voters support the war while 46% oppose. It’s just a little higher among 30-49 year-olds, with 63% supporting, 37% opposing. Clearly Trump is getting most of the wind beneath his war wings from the Fox News audience, which trends older, with ages 50-65+ supporting the war at 86%.
Don’t fool yourself — President Jared, VP Pete, and Donny Pedo are winning in that sicko kind of American dirty wars way:
While a significant amount of attention has been placed upon the Iranian island of Kharg, as a likely target for a US ground invasion, there are three other islands that may be in Washington’s scope. Although this has flown under the media’s radar, the signs have been clear.
On March 13, US President Donald Trump officially announced the bombing of Kharg Island, Iran’s most critical oil export terminal. Only a day prior, the idea of invading the island was advocated by Jesse Watters, one of the American leaders’ favourite Fox News hosts.
This week Axios News would go on to cite four anonymous sources, who told them the US was considering a land invasion of the island. This Tuesday, another sign came that the deployment of ground troops to fight on Iranian territory could be afoot, as the Wall Street Journal revealed that the Pentagon was preparing to order 3,000 82nd Airborne service members to the Middle East.
From the sources of the New York Times, the soldiers chosen to embark upon such a mission would be the 82nd Airborne Division’s “Immediate Response Force”, capable of being deployed anywhere within 18 hours. These forces could hypothetically be deployed alongside the some 2,500 additional US Marines who were recently deployed to the region, along with amphibious assault ships like the USS Boxer or USS Tripoli.
A potential assault on Kharg Island could prove costly to Iran’s ability to ship oil, however, an American military takeover of its territory is highly unlikely to impact Tehran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Instead, there are three other islands that may be viewed as more viable options to attack and seize.
These are the islands of Greater Tunb and Lesser Tunb, as well as Abu Musa. Geographically, these islands are both further away from mainland Iran than Kharg Island, located adjacent to the Emirati Province of Ras al-Khaimah. A simple look at a map of the region reveals that while Kharg Island is in the north of the Persian Gulf, with the closest major city to it being Bushehr, the three islands are actually located right next to the Strait of Hormuz.
The islands are also considered by the United Arab Emirates to belong to them, but have been controlled by Iran since 1971- prior to the birth of the Islamic Republic in 1979. Since 2018, the UAE has been escalating its rhetoric surrounding its claims to the islands, even lobbying for international intervention to end what it calls the “Iranian occupation” of the disputed territories.
WINNING. Bushra Shaikh & Dr. Helyeh Doutaghi expose Trump’s War on Iran as illegal aggression — why US miscalculations are now pushing Iran toward nuclear deterrence. 🔴
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As Trump’s threats to destroy Iranian civilian infrastructure dominate the iran war news cycle, the question of US intent has never been more urgent. Bushra and Dr. Helyeh — a geopolitical analyst and an academic based in Tehran — argue this is not regime change. It is balkanization: a deliberate strategy to fracture Iran and plunder its resources, driven by Israel and wrapped in Western propaganda designed to manufacture consent for illegal war. With the Israel-Iran war escalating and Iranian public opinion shifting dramatically toward nuclearization, this is the conversation the mainstream won’t have.
Bomb and burn these cunts’ yachts. A protest group called Led By Donkeys made headlines this week after they plastered a massive banner on the side of Larry Ellison’s $160 million superyacht, moored on the French Riviera. The new name? “The Trump Propagandist.”
Still not old enough to form words, let alone understand the horrors he was subjected to, Jawad could only say the Arabic word for blood when asked what had happened to him.
Her testimony was published by the human rights organisation Al-Haq on Tuesday:
Testimony by: Wa’ad Hani Mohammad Al-Shafie Child’s name: Jawad Osama Mohammad Abu Nassar (1 year and 10 months old) Father (detained): Osama Mohammad Hosni Abu Nassar, 25 years old Date of incident: March 19, 2026, at around 10:00 a.m.
My husband, Osama Abu Nassar, 25, went to buy some necessities for our only son, Jawad, who is 1 year and 10 months old, from a place near our home located east of Al-Maghazi camp.
My husband Osama had begun suffering from psychological distress about two weeks ago due to the severe mental strain caused by the conditions and horrors of the war in Gaza, as well as the shortage of food and basic necessities.
As a result, Osama headed east toward the ‘yellow line,’ about 500 meters from our home, toward areas controlled by the occupation forces, while carrying our young son Jawad.
During this time, soldiers stationed behind the yellow line opened fire at Osama while he was carrying our son. I heard the sound of gunfire. Then a small quadcopter drone surrounded him and ordered him via loudspeaker to remove all his clothes except his underwear. This was confirmed by witnesses from among our neighbors and local residents. They also ordered him to strip our young child. About four soldiers then arrived, surrounded him at gunpoint, and ordered him to place our son Jawad on the ground and move toward them.
After that, Osama was detained and interrogated on the spot. During the interrogation, the soldiers pressured him by torturing our young son Jawad, including burning his body with cigarette butts, especially on his legs, and piercing his legs with a sharp object. This was confirmed to us by doctors at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, after our child was released and handed over to us by representatives of the Red Cross, about 10 hours after his detention. The Red Cross representatives informed us that my husband Osama had been detained and that they have not been able to visit him so far.
Jawad Abu Nassar’s blood-stained trousers.
Our son Jawad still suffers from severe pain and scarring on his legs as a result of the torture inflicted on him. Our family has no information so far about my husband Osama, who remains detained.
We are in Queer Cap’n Pete Crunch times: Hegseth: Military chaplains will no longer display rank.
Fucking PIGS. The case shows how police can unmask anonymous Gmail users if they’re running multiple accounts on the same device. It also highlights how police can piggyback on tech giants’ tracking mechanisms like cookies. Google hadn’t responded to a request for comment.
Though law enforcement often uses Google data to learn more about the subject of an investigation, they usually seek information like locations and email content. Identifying an anonymous suspect via cookies is rare, but has likely happened in other cases, says Jennifer Lynch, general counsel at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
“I haven’t seen police rely on cookies in this manner before, but that certainly doesn’t mean they haven’t done so,” Lynch says. “It seems like the police knew that was possible and asked specifically for this information.”
He’s winning with those Epstein class judges: For 2nd Time, an Appeals Court Backs the Trump Administration’s Detention Policy
Courts are weighing whether the administration can hold undocumented immigrants without bond, an issue that may be resolved by the Supreme Court.
Banana up our asses, Republic: TSA wait times stretch up to 6 hours as ICE and other Homeland Security agents deployed to 14 airports.
And so, we know AmeriKKKans love the war machine and the jobs…. Lockheed Martin and U.S. Department of War agree to increase Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) production capacity.
The agreement builds on a $4.94 billion contract awarded by the U.S. Army last year. Combined, these actions are expected to quadruple production capacity for the missile system.
The initiative includes provisions for a potential multi-year contract of up to seven years. This would depend on future congressional authorization and approval of multi-year procurement authority.
The Precision Strike Missile is designed to replace the Army Tactical Missile System. It offers extended range, improved lethality and increased flexibility across launch platforms.
This fucking dirty dirty dirty Cuntry . . . .U.S. Rejects Vote to Recognize Slavery as a ‘Crime Against Humanity’
The United Nations resolution was led by the president of Ghana. Israel and Argentina also voted against it.
Lots of Jews, now three-star generals: General FuUckerberg, report for duty! Four top tech execs from OpenAI, Meta, and Palantir have just joined the US Army — no obstacle courses, shouted orders, or grueling marches required.
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!
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!
You can’t be part of this continuing criminal enterprise, endorsing ANYTHING the cunts in power and those spineless democrats flailing and failing, and be allowed on planet earth, so, then, all Americans who support the flag, the sinking ship, the uni-party are TARGETS.
Trump endorses the idea that he should be able to assassinate opponents without being prosecuted — The idea was put forward by the former president’s lawyers earlier this week
Kill the Gestapo wherever they lurk, these fucking cockroaches! Here’s another part of the Monroe Doctrine, USA USA USA.
And we have to spit on and Molotov the fucking war dawgs, lords of war, tech cunts, fascist drone and weapons cartels:
Under the coordination of Boeing, contractors from over 25 countries held the Defense Suppliers Summit in the Seattle Convention Center. This is the same place where the ill-famed World Trade Organization Meeting was held in 1999. At that time, tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Seattle to fight back against the imperialist world trading order that moved manufacturing to low-wage countries and depressed wages for all workers.
As people chanted “No boots on the ground, no bombs in the air, U.S. out of everywhere,” speakers from many groups spoke out against the U.S. wars in Iran and Palestine. The protesters exposed U.S. occupation troops in the Philippines and the U.S.-dominated war games against the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, as well as the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) war on migrants.
Using their loud sound system and many drummers, the rally certainly disturbed the peace of the war contractors inside. The protesters denounced Boeing aircraft manufacturer, saying it makes enough weapons to start a Nazi blitzkrieg. Boeing produces the F-15 bomber, the F-18 “Superfortress” and the Apache helicopter, and has 200 mid-air refueling tankers waging war against Iran.
Boeing has produced thousands of the GPS-guided bombs dropped on Gaza. Boeing also helped build many of the air force bases in Saudi Arabia and throughout the Gulf region to guard U.S. oil investments there.
Workers at Boeing often separate the technical production of weapons from the act of killing through a “public secret” mechanism, where the lethal end-use of products is socially unacknowledged to focus on engineering. While some workers take pride in national defense, others face moral conflict regarding their role in supplying weapons for conflicts, such as in Gaza.
Key Aspects of this Separation:
Neutrality Focus: Boeing often positions itself as creating “neutral” technological advancements, framing the production process as engineering rather than violence.
Shifting Responsibility: Defence manufacturers generally feel that once products are delivered to the government, responsibility for their use lies elsewhere, notes Dan Grazier of the Stimson Center.
Economic Necessity vs. Morality: Workers often view their jobs as vital to their livelihoods and national defense (e.g., F-15 production), sometimes compartmentalizing the ultimate destructive purpose of the machinery.
Corporate Shielding: By selling directly through the U.S. government, corporations often evade direct liability for the outcomes of their weapons.
Thousands of Boeing workers who build fighter jets and weapons go on strike. For HIGHER pay:
The strike started at three Midwest manufacturing plants after about 3,200 local members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers voted Sunday to reject a modified four-year labor agreement, the union said.
Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security business accounts for more than one-third of the company’s revenue. But Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg told analysts last week that the impact from a strike by the machinists who build fighter jets, weapons systems and the U.S. Navy’s first carrier-based unmanned aircraft would be much less than a walkout last year by 33,000 workers who assemble the company’s commercial jetliners.
“The order of magnitude of this is much, much less than what we saw last fall,” Ortberg said. “So we’ll manage through this. I wouldn’t worry too much about the implications of the strike.”
Shares of Boeing Co. slipped less than 1% before the opening bell Monday.
Speeding Up the “Kill Chain”: Pentagon Bombs Thousands of Targets in Iran Using Palantir AI….
[Photo above: Israel says it killed Iran’s intelligence minister, Esmail Khatib, in a strike overnight in Tehran. It’s the latest assassination of the country’s senior leadership. This comes as Iran is set to hold funerals today for its security chief, Ali Larijani, and Basij commander, Gholamreza Soleimani, both of whom were also killed in an Israeli strike on Tuesday.]
Craig Jones, an expert on modern warfare, says AI technology is helping militaries speed up the “kill chain,” the process of identifying, approving and striking targets. “You’re reducing a massive human workload of tens of thousands of hours into seconds and minutes. You’re reducing workflows, and you’re automating human-made targeting decisions in ways which open up all kinds of problematic legal, ethical and political questions,” says Jones.
And so, all those soccer moms and van driving dads having Johnny and Jane go to coding summer camp and robotic Olympics, this is the fucking world they have sown:
Is-RAW=HELL can only “be” with the Goyim doing the Georgia Tech degrees in computer science and AI and eletricla engineering with the Jews cracking the proverbial whip.
[the US and Israel launched coordinated strikes across Iran. Among the first sites hit was a girls’ elementary school in Minab. The building was destroyed. Nearly 170 children were killed there.]
There is a way of reading the current moment as a series of unconnected emergencies: a war in Gaza, Israeli incursions in Lebanon, strikes on Iran. Each has its own actors and logic of escalation.
Across Arab and Western media, the question circulating is often: Why is Iran hitting Arab countries? Framed this way, the presence of US military bases across the region is treated as natural, while Iran’s response is presented as an anomaly.
What disappears is the expansionist logic often described as Greater Israel. It is not only an ideological imagination, though it is that too. It is, right now, an observable fact on the ground.
[THIS is what the Jews rejoice over in synaggogues, from Jew York to Jew Jersey, all the way to the Tierra del Fuego.]
This architecture is documented. In 1982, Oded Yinon published “A Strategy for Israel in the 1980s” in Kivunim, the journal of the World Zionist Organization. The premise was explicit: the fragmentation of neighboring Arab states into smaller, controllable entities. Each fractured along its internal fault lines of sect, ethnicity, and geography until none could mount a coherent challenge to Israeli regional dominance.
What followed, the dissolution of Iraq, Libya, and Syria, cannot be attributed to a single plan, and to insist on internal causation alone is to ignore what becomes of fracture once it exists. The empire produces the conditions, installing dictators, imposing sanctions, and funding proxies, then uses the resulting instability as justification for intervention. The dissolving of these states looks less like orchestration and more like a pattern of exploitation, which is, if anything, a more unsettling conclusion.
The Yinon framework is most accurately read as a structure of opportunism: a commitment to treating existing fracture lines as resources, to deepening what is already cracked, to ensuring that no neighbouring state develops the coherence to constrain Israeli expansion.
The masters, the neuroperverse and depraved MASTERS:
And the cunts of Chabad and Shabbat want her DEAD: “UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has said the world gave Israel a ‘license to torture Palestinians’ as she presented her latest report to the Human Rights Council in Geneva. She criticized governments for allowing violations to continue with impunity”.
Fucking rapists, murderers, bomb bonds cunts: Obama, Elvis, and 5 other famous Shabbos goys, America’s most-famous Shabbos goys include Elvis Presley, Al Gore, and President Barack Obama.
Just last week on the Shavuot holiday, we neglected to turn on the stove burner. By the rules of the Sabbath and holiday, switching on a fire is forbidden, so we could not warm up our food. And guests were coming, too.
An elderly woman drove past our little street in Passaic. She slowed down to look at the young girls playing in their fine frilly dresses.
“Do I have your permission to ask you a favor?” my husband asked her.
“What is it?”
“Come inside. There’s something you can help us with. It’s a Jewish holiday.”
“Sure,” she said. “Why not do a favor? You only live once. I’m 78 years old.”
She got out of the car gingerly. She carried a walking stick but she was hearty enough. Her name is Myrna.
She said to my husband, “I have a bit of trouble with stairs,” and he gave her his arm.
Myrna entered our house. I told her, “I’m having guests and I need to cook.”
She said, “Do you want me to turn on the fire?”
My daughter said we wouldn’t object. The woman went over to the stove, turned it on, looked back at us and said, “Is that all you needed?”
I patted her back. “You did fantastic.”
We offered her a bottle of wine and a nice helping of our holiday cheesecake. She refused. “If I can’t do a good deed, what am I worth.”
An atmosphere of good will and harmony hung in the air between us. “I am around the corner if you ever need me,” she said. “Been here since ‘69.”
“And we are here for you,” we said. My daughter held her hand as she walked down the stairs.
What might have been a little awkward was special and connective.
It’s easy to poke fun at the concept of Shabbos goy. It looks like a puppet show, a neat legal trick, Mickey Mouse. Our experience of it, though, is often meaningful. The stranger enters our home — curious, a desire to do a neighbor a favor, or maybe they feel put-upon — if it’s cold out. He or she does the deed, and we spend a little time getting to know the person, where they live, maybe…
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