💠@Alon Mizrahi:
⭕ Zionazism is the biggest, sickest enemy of humanity, and we are blocked from fighting it by a leadership class of cunts and traitors
⭕ Dear citizens of Western countries led by traitorous, craven basterds: when they tell you ‘antisemitism’ you need to tell them to go to hell
🔻 Athena: Thanks Alon, I needed that today
I found myself telling Zionists to “fuck off” and calling them “twats”, something I don’t normally do.
The gaslighting, “7 October” and “just release the hostages” is so insane, they are completely unwilling to see the massacre of Palestinians now
🔻 AM: They feel they have a license to do and say whatever. The West built them up as a class of super humans. All of it will be dismantled
⭕ And they dare call our disgust and horror ‘antisemitism’, the psychopath bastards
⭕🔻 Diana Buttu:
I wish people would stop talking about Israeli “targets” as if Israel is choosing to bomb specific places. The targets are the people of Gaza. In their entirety.
🔻 AM: There is nothing to bomb in Gaza other than human tissue
⭕ The only country in the world that deliberately targets civilians, including children, as part of its declared policy, is the Jewish state
⭕ The short version of where I think we are:

In the last 3 weeks, 5 trillion has been wiped off the American stock markets.

In the next 3 weeks, it’s going to be 2-5 times that at least, as all signs indicate a wide, direct war between Iran and Yemen and Israel and the US is about to break in that timeframe. We are closer to this scenario than we’ve been since October 7. Iran won’t let Yemen fall, and Russia and China won’t let Iran fall. The Syria play is not going to be repeated (I think it was allowed, in part, to concentrate power strategically for the defense of Yemen and Iran).

In Israel, a new IDF chief has been appointed, and a new Shin Bet chief will soon be appointed as well; both have been sacked in recent weeks in a major push to cement power in preparation for a really big development that requires maximum fascist, centralized control over Israel’s most sensitive security apparatuses.

I also tend to think that the entire Ukraine push that we’re seeing could be a distraction or a propaganda maneuver to try and prevent Russia from seriously assisting Iran, and also to distract domestic populations in the West.

Everything points to a dramatic, seismic escalation, and it is part of the reason the American public is fed with so many small distractions: to preempt any serious opposition to this war, which has the full support of both Zionist-run Democrats and Republicans.

I have been saying for a year that Trump was appointed by American and Zionist elites to break the nascent left-wing Palestine-related awakening and go to war with Iran, which the Democrats could not sell to the American public (which is why they intentionally lost the election). And, god, it looks like it’s actually going down.

I also often say that October 7 is going to change history forever. That’s because it is. On the other side of this, we’re going to have a very different US, a very different Middle East, and a hugely different international landscape for Zionism and Zionists.

The peak power of Zionism in the West, represented in support for the genocide and war with Iran, is going to mark the beginning of its dramatic downfall
⭕ And the long version of how we got here |media|
⭕ Yemen fires a missile at Israel one day after Trump’s threat that Iran would be held accountable for every Houthi action. The Axis is not backing down, and I expect more American attacks shortly – perhaps involving Iran directly (or maybe they will wait for a direct hit in Tel Aviv). The trend is clear
⭕🔻 The Misfit Patriot:
I don’t usually get emotional, but this is one of the rare times I’m very fucking emotional. I’m ready to go to war with my own party over this shit and it’s time more people joined me.

If you’re an enemy of “Zionists”, you’re an enemy of mine. If you hate “them”, you hate me.

I’ll hate you right back. I don’t give a fuck who you voted for. |media|
🔻 AM: So misfit and so patriotic you recite AIPAC propaganda word for word. Do you have a fetish for rich, older Eastern European men?
🔻 God Help America: He like young boys! Most jews do!
🔻 AM: Yiddish-speaking MAGA rebels give Judeo-Wahabies a run for their money
🔻 Nina: Oh that is so good🎯. You know when two deranged opposing sides bend soooo far that they touch and join together, where they merge their psychoses… that’s it right there!! Zio-Wahhabis. Bang on Alon!
🔻 Grifters gona Grift: Considering Israel has a $150 million Hasbara budget this year couldn’t they find anyone better to do their propaganda ?

Or are they just scrapping at the bottom of the barrel these days because anyone will do.

Regardless I’m for it because no one is falling for it.
🔻 AM: 150 billion. The entire US budget is at their disposal
⭕ Shame on any country that maintains ties of any kind with the genocidal, criminal state of Israel

Spanish, Irish, and Belgian citizens have to demand immediate suspension of diplomatic ties. Go on a strike and don’t return home till you get it. Save humanity and save yourselves

And it is time Russia and China recalled their ambassadors and sent Israel’s home. That is if they don’t want to risk becoming a joke

We will have photos of every one of you, with your name and title, in the ‘collaborators’ section of the Palestinian Holocaust museum
🔻 LindaCairnesArtist From the River to the Sea: I wake to the comfort of yr acid fury. Thank you A. Half a world away but we are connected ; brothers & sisters – we will continue to rise up. We must. There is no other direction to go.
🔻 AM: And we will win over all the scum. Word
🔻 LindaCairnesArtist From the River to the Sea: ❤️🍉
⭕🔻 Benjamin Netanyahu:
Hamas is responsible for this war
🔻 AM: Rot in hell for a trillion eternities, you psychopathic, bloodsucking piece of shit
⭕🔻 Emma Vigeland: Wow. No wonder so many Zoomers have slipped into irony, post-truth, and nihilism. Dark times.
🔻 AM: Colonialism and capitalism drain society of all its assets – cultural, psychological, and economic. The US is becoming barren – an actual wasteland – and so is the rest of The Genocide Alliance. You cannot enjoy life when your existence is dedicated to the destruction of others

All that needs to happen for people to see that is one depression. And it’s coming
🔻 sax_baller: Colonial boomerang. Eventually, it finds its way home.
🔻 Michael Tweeter: Barren sums it up really well. What could be more numbing than realizing the supposedly progressive Party is a Party of genocide? What hope can remain?

💠Ahmed Hassan 🇾🇪 أحمد حسن زيد:
⭕ retweet:
To my fellow Americans who are used to seeing destruction in the Middle East, who have become desensitized to the rubble…

The rubble came after American bombs destroyed their land & their homes. Do not be fooled by the media, the rubble you see below was once a cancer hospital for gods sake.

#Yemen is far more than what you see on the news — it’s a beautiful land, filled with beautiful and honorable people. |media|
⭕ Did Trump and Netanyahu believe that bombing Yemen three days before the start of the bombing of Gaza again would scare Yemen away from bombing Israel?

Are they now certain that Yemen doesn’t fear them?
⭕ retweet:
Spain’s MEP Irene Montero:

“Israel has broken the ceasefire by massively bombing Gaza”

“Its goal has always been the same: to exterminate the Palestinian people and seize their land.”

“The complicity of Europe and the US with the perpetrators of genocide cannot go unpunished.”
⭕ It seems that Yemen will have to humble Trump as it humbled Biden and Netanyahu…

Fate wants Yemen to be the one to put a limit to the arrogant |media|
⭕ retweeted
The land of warriors, unshaken by bombs, unbroken by siege.
The people have faith and will not give up |media|
[this is capital of Yemen, Sanaa, with youth holding up both Yemeni and Palestinian flags.. Pity the Fools that wandered into their den]

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell said, “Reports and images emerging from the Gaza Strip following today’s attacks are beyond horrifying. 100s of people have been killed, including more than 130 children, representing the largest single-day child death toll in the last year.” |link|
⭕ retweet:
Analyst Barak Ravid:

Netanyahu has resumed the fight for personal gain.

Hamas fulfilled the signed agreement, but Netanyahu did not.

The ceasefire agreement was not violated; what happened was that Israel violated it. |link|
⭕ Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu, with an ICC arrest warrant for his war crimes, killed at least 443 people in Gaza (of which 130 children) and wounded 500 others for far-right Itamar ben Gvir (previously considered a terrorist by the Israeli court) to return to the government.
⭕ Israel – suddenly and unilaterally breaking a ceasefire agreement after a humanitarian siege – bombed Rafah, Khan Yunis and Gaza City early this morning. Israel is responsible for massacres and war crimes in the holy month of Ramadan.
[zion is merely the sock-puppet. Foremost accounting will be with the combined West, and the compradore arabs who can easily stop this satanic offering to Moloch]
⭕ The United States has played a key role in fuelling conflict and military aggression across the Middle East, often supporting or enabling mass bombing and warfare. For decades, the United States has played a decisive role in shaping conflicts across the Middle East, whether through direct military intervention, covert operations, arms sales, or unwavering diplomatic and financial support for allied governments and factions. From the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan to its support for Israel’s military campaigns and its involvement in proxy wars in Syria, Yemen, Libya, Lebanon and Gaza, Washington’s fingerprints are often found behind the region’s most devastating conflicts. While US policymakers justify their actions as necessary for security, stability or counter-terrorism, the reality on the ground tells a different story – one in which the cycles of war, destruction and displacement continue, fuelled in large part by American arms, money, strategic interests and ally…… Israel.
⭕ Syria: In 100 days after the fall of the Al-Assad regime, SOHR documented the death of 6,316 people in different circumstances in all Syrian provinces, of which 1,805 civilians were extrajudicially executed, 345 were women and 194 children. |link|
[note this is the MI6 orifice reporting this, and by factors below the real scale]
⭕ retweet:
Nothing could be clearer about the #ethnic cleansing of #Alawites on the #Syrian coast than this CNN video

HTS soldiers chant that they are “ethnically cleansing” the Alawites as they kill them.

We know their names. Accountability?

By @tamaraqiblawi , @Ssirgany , @goodwinallegra and @GianlucaMezzo |link|
⭕ retweet:
Netanyahu in a new statement after the resumption of the war:

“What happened in Gaza is just the beginning, and we are working to change the face of the Middle East
⭕ retweet:
To all friends

In light of the current events in Palestine, a large number of filmmakers have made their films about Palestine available online for free.

In this post, we share with you links to films you can view and share to get our message out to the world: |link|
⭕ retweet:
Breaking news 🚨

Israel bombs a United Nations facility in central Gaza, injuring several international staff members.

🚨Ministry of Health in Gaza just confirmed that one foreign national was killed and 5 wounded in the incident.

Initial reports indicate the UNOPS (United Nations Office for Project Services) director in Gaza was killed!|link|
⭕ BreakingNews:

Israel has began a limited ground invasion to the Gaza Strip.

To understand what is happening and why, read my latest article: |link|

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ 🇷🇺🇺🇸 The road to normalized US-Russia relations will be long and difficult, ex-US diplomat says

The beginning of cooperation in mutually beneficial endeavors between the US and Russia, as well as the achievement of enhanced European and global security will also be “long and difficult, – if it can be achieved at all,” former US diplomat Jim Jatras told RIA Novosti, commenting on the phone call between Russian President Putin and US President Trump.

“Let there be no mistake: the Trump administration is signaling its interest in pursuing this course only because NATO is losing its proxy war against Russia in Ukraine and because the US wants to transfer its primary focus to the Middle East and China,” Jatras noted.

🇨🇳🇮🇷 The US uses peace overtures to Russia to extricate it from the Ukraine debacle without suffering a total defeat. Washington is also prodding the Europeans into rearmament and hopes to induce Russia to distance itself from China and Iran, he pointed out.

“In short, despite protestations to the contrary, the US is seeking to use genuine Russian desires for improved relations over the long term — ‘a full and permanent peace’ — as bait for a Minsk 3.0-type short-term truce of the sort Moscow has repeatedly said it won’t accept,” the ex-diplomat added.
⭕ ❗️ Russian military completes rout of enemy forces in the Kursk region, Putin announces
⭕ ❗️ The Israel Defense Forces has launched a ground operation in central and southern Gaza Strip to partially demarcate the enclave, the IDF announced
⭕ 🇲🇱🇫🇷 Mali leaves the International Organization of La Francophonie, following Niger and Burkina Faso

“Since the beginning of the transition, instead of helping Mali realize the legitimate aspirations of its people, the OIF [La Francophonie] has been characterized by the selective application of sanctions and disregard for Mali’s sovereignty,” the Malian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday in a letter to the French diplomacy.

As one of the founder members of the OIF, Mali has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the values and ideals promoted by the organization, the ministry emphasized.

“Mali cannot remain a member of an organization whose actions are incompatible with the constitutional principles that define State activity in Mali, based on the sovereignty of the state, the sovereign choice of the people and the defense of their interests,” the letter read.

🇲🇱🇳🇪🇧🇫 Notably, on the same day, the foreign ministers of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) issued a joint statement announcing their government’s decision to withdraw from the OIF, which they described as “a remote-controlled political instrument.”

💠 @Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 📈❗️The price of gold has updated its historical maximum, reaching $3050 per troy ounce

💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Israel has initiated a ‘limited ground operation’ into Gaza, taking back control of the Netzarim Corridor
⭕ Google has acquired the Israeli cybersecurity company ‘Wiz’ for $32 billion to ‘enhance cloud security,’ marking its largest acquisition to date.
🇹🇷 NEW: The Erdoğan administration in Turkey has detained opposition leader and Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on allegations of corruption and association with a terrorist group

Additionally, the Turkish government has started to limit internet access to social media networks such as Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube. Authorities have also reportedly imposed a temporary ban on protests, leading police to close several streets in the city.

Meanwhile, the Turkish Lira (TRY) has plummeted to a new record low against the U.S. dollar.
⭕❗️🇹🇷 NEW: Turkish opposition media confirm that the Mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, has been dragged to prison, alongside more than 100 of his associates.

A few days from now, Imamoglu was supposed to be selected as the main Presidential Candidate of the Republican People’s Party, becoming Erdogan’s main rival in the upcoming election in 2028.

Observers have called the crackdown a ‘coup attempt against Turkey’s next President’, stating that Erdogan is trying to get rid of his political rivals, especially after his party’s major defeat in the 2024 local elections.

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇹🇷 Turkish authorities have detained Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who is considered Erdogan’s main rival in possible early presidential elections – media

Security forces reportedly raided Imamoglu’s home, and the mayor also accused authorities of using the police for political purposes.

Earlier, Istanbul University revoked Imamoglu’s diploma. This decision deprives Imamoglu, who is considered one of Turkey’s most prominent opposition figures, of the right to run for president in 2027, media reports say.
[Romanian Ways spread through the Garden of NATO. Note this is the mayor of CONSTANTINOPLE. I am not familiar with their politics, but he appears a liberal? So the Sultan is beleagured on every side – Turks, arabs, liberals, kemalites, etc]
⭕ 🇹🇷Protests started in Istanbul following the arrest of the city’s mayor and Erdogan’s main political opponent.

💠@kuluary_zaliva:
⭕ Emirates and US to expand AI partnership

The Abu Dhabi government has signed a multi-year agreement between Microsoft and Core42 (G42) to implement a sovereign cloud to transform government services. The emirate plans to invest $3.54 billion in digital infrastructure as part of a strategy to create the world’s first AI-powered government by 2027, automating 100% of operations.

The new agreement was announced during an official visit to Washington by National Security Adviser Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan , who is also the chairman of the G42 Group. In the US, he met with President Trump, Vice President Vince and American business leaders to discuss economic and investment partnerships.

The UAE has recently shown increasing interest in collaborating with the US on AI . Since Donald Trump took office, the US and the UAE have already agreed on two major partnerships: Emirati Damac Properties to build data centres in the US, and UAE-based MGX to invest in Stargate, a new US AI venture.

💠@Rybar:
⭕ 📝Happy Submariner’s Day!📝

The history of this holiday dates back to the beginning of the last century, when on March 19 (6), 1906, after the decree of Nicholas II, a new class of warships – submarines – officially appeared in the imperial navy, which were just beginning to master the expanses of water.

🖍Since that moment, domestic submarines have come a long way from relatively small torpedo and gun carriers, which went to sea mainly in a surface position, to huge nuclear-powered ships with dozens of cruise or intercontinental ballistic missiles.

From Kamchatka to the Baltic, submarine sailors serve, carrying out combat patrols or tracking enemy ship groups. And all this – literally blindly, under a huge thickness of water and without communication with the “land” in order to maintain secrecy.

🚩And although today the Russian submarine fleet is not involved in colorful naval battles and does not appear in combat reports, its part is a component of the “nuclear triad” and provides the very strategic deterrence that does not allow wars to reach a deadly level. At least for now.

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ Renewed multiple US aggressions on Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, and the outskirts of Saada.

There are confirmed casualties.
⭕ Trump’s letter to Iran included a ‘2-month deadline’ to reach a new Nuclear Deal, after which the possibility of an American or Israeli military strike against Iran would ‘dramatically increase’ – Axios
⭕ As if Imam Khamenei gives a hoot about Trump’s deadline 😂

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Israel is planning to evacuate areas in the north of Gaza, again.

Israeli occupation forces enter Gaza and crossed Salahoddine street on the Nitzarem corridor and is heading towards the coast, under heavy bombardment to protect the advance of the forces..
⭕ Throughout history, Yemen has defeated all foreign occupiers, earning a reputation as a “graveyard of invaders. Every major empire and military force that attempted to dominate Yemen has ultimately been forced to retreat.

US President Donald Trump has declared his intention to “destroy” Ansar Allah (Houthis) in Yemen, resuming intense bombing campaigns across several Yemeni provinces. This marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict, as the U.S. seeks to directly target Yemen’s resistance movement, which has remained defiant despite years of war, blockades, and foreign intervention

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ The Yanquis are back to bombing weddings .. an unredeemable death cult, unto its Salting and Rapture |media|

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Brian Berletic: I don’t blame people for wanting to hope Trump would end all the wars continuing over from the Biden administration – no matter how unrealistic that was and no matter how involved Trump himself was in preparing for and provoking these wars during his previous term…

I will blame them for now trying to justify wars they opposed under Biden now that “their guy” is continuing them (just as Obama supporters did following Bush).

Reading people attempt to justify or excuse President Trump’s entirely predictable/inevitable continuity of agenda reminds me of how eager some people are to become bad people themselves rather than admit people they thought were “good” aren’t.

No – the Yemenis aren’t “pirates.”

The US overthrew their government in 2011 and waged a brutal proxy war against them via Saudi Arabia for nearly a decade.

Yemen is fighting back against the illegal, unwarranted, indefensible presence of the US military across their region and their proxies brutalizing them and their neighbors.

But Trump supporters already know this – because they opposed this war when it was Biden fighting it and they voted for Trump because he promised them he’d end it!
⭕🔻 Big Serge ☦️🇺🇸🇷🇺:
Some thoughts about the Houthi pseudo-blockade of the Bab al-Mandab Strait:

The argument, made by the Houthis and others, is that their blockade and attacks on shipping are confined to ships associated with Israel, and they spin this into a very tight proposition: only Israel and her allies are affected, and the attacks can be ended if Israel ends its “genocide” in Gaza.

It’s a clean idea, but it doesn’t work for a variety of reasons, first and foremost that it is not true.

Despite Houthi assurances that their strikes are directed only at the Israelis and their foreign backers, they have attacked a wide range of shipping with no links to the conflict in Gaza. In February, 2024, they sank the Rubymar, which was a Lebanese-owned ship carrying fertilizer to Bulgaria. In June, the Tutor was sunk while carrying coal from Russia to India.

Secondly, the Houthi blockade cannot be targeted due to the nature of shipping insurance and the asymmetrical risk of shipping. Houthi assurances are not worth much, and few western shipping companies (or their insurance carriers) want to risk the straits. Hence, a nearly 50% drop in traffic. It’s mostly the Chinese that are still transiting the straits.

Furthermore, the proposition that Israel will stop its operations in Gaza, or that the United States will pull support for Israel in the face of Houthi shipping attacks, is incredibly naïve.

If you’re preoccupied with the ethnical question of Israeli operations in Gaza, you miss the more important part of the question. People seem to be expecting the United States to disaffiliate from Israel simply because shipping is under attack in the Red Sea, but this is essentially impossible for reasons completely unrelated to the moral quality of the Israeli government.

For better or for worse, Israel is a keystone American ally, and no great power can expect to survive if it can be coerced into disaffiliating from such an ally so easily. If the Houthis can sever America from Israel simply by lobbing missiles at container ships, all American alliance promises would seem to be subject to revision. Similarly, Israel cannot allow itself to be visibly deterred by the shipping attacks, particularly because Israel is winning in its own theater right now.

For reasons of prestige and credibility, America’s only option is to respond to the Houthis militarily. The idea that attacks on shipping would lever America away from Israel was always a fantasy, based on a very childish framework which couches itself in morally charged language and ignores the basic power politics in question. A great power with alliance commitments all over the world cannot allow those commitments to be put in doubt so easily.

The situation is not altogether dissimilar to British entry into World War One on behalf of Belgium; the issue had little to do with Belgium itself, and everything to do with Britain’s ability to survive as a great power if it could be bullied into abandoning its security guarantees.

Of course, the Houthis are well within their prerogatives to try, but the blockade was never going to have its intended effects and so far it is neither forcing an Israeli adjustment nor compelling the United States and its satellites to disaffiliate from Israel or force the IDF to stand down.

In short, the Houthi strikes on shipping, no matter how much they protest to the contrary, have become an issue totally unrelated to what’s happening in Gaza. The issue at stake in the Red Sea is American power projection, not the fate of the Palestinians. There’s an iron logic of power politics that supersedes rhetorical attempts to link the blockade to Gaza
[he seems blissfully ignorant of much critical and unsaid detail.

• Ansarullah kept going up during their phases, to include owners of corporations that continued to serve Zionazi ports, even if the specific attacked ship was innocent – it was asymmetrical warfare on the same owner.
• many companies operate under shells.. and rarely use enemy flags; some used even private Russian or Chinese flagged ships. So all was fair. 
• the overall purpose of bringing western economies to their knees – part of the Resistance’s continuous full spectrum war of attrition, is highly served by blockading the Gate of Tears. It forced USUK to pony up untold billions as life support; this not only impacted their own economies, but exposed their complicity of regional genocide to the world, further delegitimizing the barbarians to all mankind.

So, there are many positive and self-reinforcing benefits. It may not save the Gazans. But it will help end the Old Order, and ultimately evict every barbarian from SW Asia. God bless Yemen, and the coordination rooms of the Resistance!]

🔻 Baron of Ivy Grottage: Curious to know your take on this @imetatronink. Does the US actually have the capability to cow the Houthis – even if they seriously want to?
🔻 WS: This much is indisputable: the US and its regional proxies have been trying to subdue and seize control of geostrategic Yemen for well over a decade. The US has used airstrikes, commando missions, and various forms of siege warfare. So far, everything they have tried has failed.
🔻 Baron of Ivy Grottage: Yes, I am surprised @witte_sergei talked about this without acknowledging the likely impossibility of doing anything effective about the Houthis.
⭕ 🤔 So … Putin and Trump had a phone chat. And, as best I can ascertain from the readouts and reports, the ONLY substantive agreement is a CONDITIONAL 30-day suspension of strikes against energy infrastructure, predicated on: the immediate cessation of foreign weapons deliveries and intelligence provisions, and Ukrainian forced mobilization of soldiers.

I am EXTREMELY DUBIOUS that ANY of these prerequisites will be met. Can someone therefore explain to me why so many observers of these matters are persuaded that some great breakthrough has been achieved, and that the war in Ukraine will soon end?
🔻 Alexander G. Rubio: You forgot the hockey match!
🔻 Mike Mihajlovic: There is a greater chance for me to become the next Pontiff, even though I’m not Catholic, than for Ukraine to adhere to any agreement.
🔻 Alyosha: It will be a miracle if they ever trust us again.
🔻 Randy Clark: Trump TV narrative
🔻 David 🇺🇸: And….About an hour ago ukronazis drone attacked a Russian refinery and set it ablaze. I guess we know what the nazis think of a ceasefire.
🔻 baseman: .. mistrust is extremely high, wounds are painful, people are dying. And Trump “javelin guy” has a history and a habit of playing cards.
Do not forget the EU and all the various war profiteers who are doing their best to stir the pot.
This dance floor for peace is very limited and fragile.
⭕ Thirty Pieces of Silver Ain’t Much

I note there are a great many comments in my timeline and mentions in relation to the idea that the Russians will sell Iran down the river as part of some devil’s bargain with the Americans.

Many are even enchanted by the notion that Russia can be persuaded to betray the Chinese, and ally with the Americans to “contain” China.

I find it inconceivable that Russia would sell, as it were for thirty pieces of silver, all the international stature, trust, and good will it has attained over the course of the Putin era — only to then again be double-crossed by their supposed new friends.
🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ: It’s very easy to mischaracterize what happened. It likely went down like this:

Putin: “We do not agree with the proliferation of nuclear weapons.”

White House: “So, you’re saying Iran shouldn’t have the power to destroy Israel? Print it!”
🔻 HalifaxCB aka GammaRat: People are saying this on the basis of American statements? That seems rather odd, given the American track record.
🔻 Lysander, Y Sinwar I am Legend: I don’t think Russia would double cross Iran. There’s nothing the US could offer, even if they kept their word, that would make it worth Russia’s while.

But Putin being (overly?) polite could create a false impression.
🔻 fictionisfun: He has said many times the US cannot be trusted. I do not see him amending this position anytime soon forsaking more stable-in-policy partners.
🔻 David Crosbie: It could be that Russia is luring the US into a trap, Iran can absorb the first wave of American aggression easily, Iran responds to the first wave and the second wave and so on until the US exhausts itself, Russia knows this
🔻 Warwick Powell | 鲍韶山: It actually tells us more about what these folk expect the U.S. to do.
⭕ As rare as it may be, it is always encouraging to see prominent American politicians speak out against the various US wars around the world. Thank goodness there are still American leaders with sufficient courage and integrity to do so. |media|
🔻 distraught program: 6y ago
🔻 WS: Yes. That’s my point.
🔻 IQWACP: Didn’t she just said it was ok to bomb Yemen?
🔻 WS: Funny how that works, huh? Ambition unbridled alters one’s perspective.

As it is written:

To reign is worth ambition though in hell
Better to reign in hell, than serve in heaven
⭕ 🔸 As I often note, the inhabitants of the so-called “western democracies” are, with precious few exceptions, the most misinformed and most easily and thoroughly propagandized people in human history.

#EmpireOfPsyops
#EmpireOfLies
🔻 John Metzner: They have either forgotten the art of critical thought or worse still it has been breed out.
🔻 misko polacek: Not easily, this is massive industry with century of experience
🔻 Dragan Bajic: It’s a cult |link|
⭕🔻 TaraBull:
There are a concerning number of YouTubers being paid to claim China is so much more advanced than America

Who is paying them and why is YouTube pushing this propaganda? |link|
🔻 Alexander G. Rubio: This is what great powers on the rise do. They don’t start wars; they go around buying things – statues, art, support, people. America didn’t win its position by force of arms. It always hit below its weight at war. It was the might of the dollar, not its mediocre military.
🔻 WS: All of what you wrote is true, of course. That said, I don’t see how the example cited supports the argument that people are being paid to “claim China is so much more advanced than America”.

China IS arguably “more advanced than America” in many ways, but a 22nd floor skywalk is the least of the evidence supporting that conclusion.
🔻 Alexander G. Rubio: Indeed. I didn’t even remark upon the factuality, or lack of such, of the matter, as it was beside the point. It simply pays to support the “winning team”, in any and all ways. America was the safe bet in 1925, China in 2025.
⭕ cont. thread:
‼️ Many people continue to believe that the Ukraine War has been a repeat of WW1. 🤦‍♂️

Quite to the contrary, we have witnessed multiple revolutions in warfare — and the Russians are the pioneers.

These are very sobering accounts of the disordered withdrawal from Kursk
🔻 StratAnalytica: The movement of Russian troops for 15 miles through a gas pipeline, if true, is something else!
🔻 WS: Well … it was only about 9 miles, but yeah, that was a bold tactical move.

Still, hunting down pairs and squads of troops, and all manner of vehicles (armored or not), at night, using huge swarms of drones, blanketing the battlefield … now THAT is a revolution in warfare.
🔻 StratAnalytica: I’ll concede that the gas line trick is not very high-tech compared to the drone swarms, but they still get an A+ for originality in my book!
🔻 Giovanni Dall’Orto 🇮🇹 🏳️‍🌈 🇵🇸: Entering an enemy city through a discarded aqueduct is a thing the Ancient Greeks already did, actually.
🔻 WS: The ancient Iranians partially diverted the flow of the Euphrates in order to enter Babylon via the riverbed.
[he enclosed the leading painting with the Writing on the Wall too. Keep all this native ingenuity in mind, to preview absolute horrors to be visited upon Zion and all western occupiers of the Holy Land and Arabian Peninsula. Absolute horrors told in prophesies, where they will hunt them down to the last man, without mercy. It is already being savored in advance.. and when mankind hears of it, after Gaza and the horrors about to visit Yemen and Iran, they will be thunderous applause for us all to be rid of such Beasts.
BTW the Euphrates is said to be one of the four divine rivers (two end up on earth?), along with the Nile. As it featured in the Beginning to finish off the first iteration of the Babylonian System at Persian hands, so it similarly features at the epicentre of Armageddon at the End, where again, Persian hands shall help finish off the raving demons]
⭕ Many found this view objectionable back in November.
[links older:
“In my opinion, Tulsi Gabbard’s biases predispose her to believe making war against Iran is an American strategic imperative.

Her intelligence assessments will reflect that predisposition.

The empire needs a war, and Iran is their only practicable option.

#NoEasyWarsLeftToFight”]
🔻 Puts_screws_in_tuna: You were on point. One good indicator was I was hearing Iraq war propaganda being recycled, with a few updated characters. It like a GWOT franchise reboot.
🔻 Ragy Eleish: Your reply to this tweet is equally if not more important.
[links older WS: “Just because you don’t believe it doesn’t mean it is bad analysis.

Virtually the entire Trump slate of nominees at this point consists of hard-core anti-Iran #EmpireAtAllCosts cultists.

This lineup is almost certain to do something extraordinarily stupid.”]
🔻 C3: all the israel puppets reveal themselves once put into positions of power
🔻 C4: She squeals about “Islamic jihadists” at every opportunity for several years now. Has been elevated because she was bought out.
🔻 Bafomat: The murder gang demands their $50 Billion per year.
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Ken Klippenstein: 🚨 The Iran War Plan 🚨

☝️ target Keyword: “activist“. Under the Executive Authority, “against all enemies, foreign and domestic“. The Situation sure appears to be maturing amongst fascist factions…

There is no hope in either Turkey or Egypt. You can stick a fork in either. Turk interviewer: “… Arab neighbors”. Egyptian Prof (cue flash card) “… Big Words.” (!) Fortunately History has always been shaped by a few determined folks..

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇭🇷🇦🇱(🇽🇰) Yesterday, on the 18th March, Croatia, Albania and so-called Kosovo have agreed to form a trilateral military alliance – still aligned with NATO – in Tirana, Albania.

The purpose of the new military alliance is allegedly to enhance defence co-operation and regional security, against the backdrop of rising tensions in the Balkans.

Bulgaria has also expressed interest in joining the alliance, with some reports indicating that Turkey could follow.

Serbia has demanded an explanation from Croatia, Albania and the so-called Government of unrecognised Kosovo regarding the true nature of the military alliance, which some have suspected of having being created to work against Serbia.
[not good. More fateful steps on the Balkans theatre. This time, the stormtroopers sent to subdue Serbia won’t be Germans or Austro-Hungarians.. Hope those Hazelnuts are popping off the assembly lines like hotcakes]
⭕ 🇲🇪🇲🇰 Montenegro and North Macedonia have been informed that they are also welcome to join the new military alliance formed by Croatia, Albania and unrecognised Kosovo.

These two countries may be more reluctant to join, since Albanian expansionists and supporters of the Greater Albania ideology claim territory in Southern Montenegro and the entire western half of North Macedonia.

Many within the Albanian Government and the so-called Kosovan Government support the pursuit of the creation of Greater Albania.
⭕ 🇺🇸USAID spent $3.4 billion on posts against Crimea’s return to Russia – Musk

According to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which is headed by the billionaire, this amount is equivalent to spending on 100 American schools, 10 hospitals or one aircraft carrier. All the funds were spent on creating “posts, likes and reposts” on social networks.

DOGE acknowledged these expenses as useless, noting that Crimeans have not responded to Ukrainian propaganda for a long time.

Social networks suggested that Musk’s statement may indicate preparations to recognize Crimea as Russian.
[IF true, and wouldn’t surprise – as Crimea was the central prize of the entire land grab for ancient Khazaria. This is “the aircraft carrier” controlling the entire Black Sea. Zionazis want it both for prestige (reclamation of ancient Khazaria from the descendants of ancient Rus who ended their criminality back then) and to safeguard the rising Pax Judaica from the Russian Navy.]
⭕ 🇾🇪🤜🇺🇸Ansar Allah shoot down US MQ-9 reconnaissance drone over central Yemen, RIA Novosti source tells |media|
[blessed Yemen’s not batted an eye, nor missed a step.. busy tonight after Pirates above, on seas, and on occupied Palestinian land]

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ You will soon receive news regarding explosions ringing out in the heart of the occupied Palestinian territories.

💠 @Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ “One hundred and twenty-eight missile and thermal detection centers stretch the distance from Yemen to Tel Aviv, along with over a thousand sensors.

There are hundreds of satellites, dozens of ships in the northern Red Sea, hundreds of aircraft, and twenty-three central command rooms.

Yet, the Yemeni missile crosses through them in the blink of an eye, and no one realizes what it is! Someone might say it’s a comet or a shooting star.

Quickly pick up the phone to report it, dial the number—oh, it’s no use now; the missile has already arrived.

It is from Yemen, and it is in the name of the Lord of the great dawn.”

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ 🇾🇪| The Yemeni Armed Forces targeted:

• Ben Guiron Airport with a Palestine-2 ballistic missile. It successfully achieved its objective.
• Aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman & its support warships with several ballistic & cruise missiles + drones.
  [better than coffee or napalm in the early mornings!]

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Ballistic missiles from Yemen, Red Alerts all across central Israel, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem
⭕ Seems those [USUK] airstrikes in Yemen were really effective in deterring the Houthis.

PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH! #MAGA!
⭕ As a result of the missile attack from Yemen, Ben Gurion Intl. Airport has temporarily suspended operations

⭕❗️Sirens sound in central Israel, rockets have reportedly been launched from Gaza
⭕❗️BREAKING: Al-Qassam Brigades [Hamas] announce that they have targeted Tel Aviv with ‘M90’ rockets in response to Israeli massacres of civilians.
[and a slight local chaser for the bottomless zionazi gullets]

💠 @ejmalrai:
⭕ The arrogance: “We are here to stay until Judgment Day.”
It is true that the US, Europe and the Arab countries don’t cares about Gaza. Yet, despite this cruel indifference, the people of Gaza remain steadfast and will not surrender their homeland to criminals who seek to erase them. If these murderers truly possess such unwavering confidence, why do they feel so threatened by Gaza’s resilience? |link|
[links:
🔻 Quds News Network: “♦️Important:

This is the text of leaflets the Israeli occupation forces dropped on civilians in Gaza.

“We shall test you with something of fear and hunger, and decrease of goods, life and fruits. Give glad tidings to the patient. who, in adversity say: ‘We belong to Allah and to Him we shall return. On those will be prayers and mercy from their Lord, those are guided.“ ( Text from Al-Quran, the holy book of Islam)

To the honorable people of Gaza,

After the events that have taken place, the temporary ceasefire, and before the implementation of Trump’s forced plan which will impose your forced displacement whether you like it or not, we have decided to make a final appeal to those who wish to receive aid in exchange for cooperating with us. We will not hesitate for a moment to help.

Reconsider your choices, for the world map will not change if all the people of Gaza vanish. No one will feel for you, and no one will ask about you. You are left alone to face your inevitable fate. Even Iran cannot protect itself, wovhow it can protect you. you have seen with your own eyes what happened. Neither US nor Europe cares about Gaza. Not even your Arab countries, which are now our allies, supplying us with money, oil, and weapons, while sending you only coffins.

The game is almost over, and only a little remains.

Whoever wants to save themselves before it’s too late, we are here to stay until Judgment Day.”]
[It is mete the brave and indomitable Palestinians shall function as the littlest member of the global Resistance to humiliate Pax Judaica. Stuck in their craw, impossible to either swallow or spit out, they will hang around as a humiliating reminder of the limits to their ever evaporating power, like Ireland back in the day to the accursed British Empire, or Cuba to Pax America to this day. So does History rhyme by the design of the same Actor, to help us persevere through trials and tribulations at hands of human devils]
⭕ The US bombed Sana’a, Saada, and al-Hodeida in Yemen, yet it failed to deter Ansar Allah from launching retaliatory strikes against Israel or from maintaining the blockade of Israeli maritime commerce through the Red Sea—an action pledged as long as Gaza remains under Israel’s humanitarian siege.

💠 @Dmitry_Medvedev:
⭕ Future Chancellor Merz accuses Russia of waging war in Europe and targeting Germany with arson, contract killings & disinformation. You’re not in power yet but already lying like Goebbels. Nazi Germany attacked us like this from 1941-1945. We know how it ended. Bad start, Fritz!
Hope it ends the same way for you.

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️ Protests erupt all across Turkiye

Thousands of people went to the streets tonight in numerous Turkish cities to protest against the arrest of the Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. |media|
[Operation Anatolia has erupted. Watch it. It is the Turk Spring. It will neither die down nor merely simmer – but ignite. Soon, right after Armageddon, the timeline says Constantinople shall be freed of NATO and Western control for good]
⭕ 📌 Major world events by the morning of March 20

• The Palestinian people are ready to move only to Jerusalem, Hamas declared;
  [LOL. Digging in the dagger! Mockery the devils DO understand]
• Russian air defenses destroyed 132 Ukrainian drones last night, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.

⭕ ❗️Moscow hopes that the US has heard the statements about the need to stop military aid and provide intelligence information to Kiev, Russia’s foreign ministry spokeswoman says

She stressed that this is a fundamental point for a political and diplomatic settlement.
[Please Moscow: use alotta shiny color photos, crass music with memes, imagery, pictograms, ebonics and other aides for the crazed inbred psychopaths. That MAY work, although it is highly unlikely. Fire and Iron are proven efficacious against Legion]

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️The resumption of US military deliveries to Kiev contradicts Washington’s intentions to achieve peace, the Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman says

🗣 “Anyone who wants peace will naturally advocate for an end to the militarization of the terrorist gang,” Maria Zakharova said during a press briefing.

💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕ — 🇮🇷/🇫🇷 NEW: France’s Foreign Ministry has called on all French citizens to leave Iran immediately
[our fav surrender monkeys, the first to flee, may be giving a Clue of timelines..]
⭕ Tehran in 5 years

(the French are gone) |media|
[more like 25.. but they will get there eventually..]
⭕ — 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: The United States has imposed additional sanctions on Iran, with the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) adding 13 entities, 8 vessels, and one individual to its sanctions list.
[A good sign of a meek Anglo retreat in the works? Russia has nearly 30,000 sanctions on her — raised manically in direct proportion to ever accumulating Defeats. I always distrusted the zionazi Rapture was scheduled for March when Macgregor started mouthing off. Persia will likely be taken down as a package with the assault on other civilizational-states, using ICBMs.. too many factors haven’t matured yet]
⭕ Ballistic missile alerts in Central Israel, after launches from Yemen
[about 3 hours ago]
⭕ White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt: ‘President Trump fully supports Israel’s actions in Gaza.’

💠@Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇦🇲🇷🇺Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has instructed all government agencies to restore ties with their Russian colleagues and actively participate in joint events due to “recent geopolitical changes,” the local newspaper Hraparak writes.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕🇷🇺💬🇦🇲 Defrosting (“un-freezing”) takes time, I say this as a woman who loves to cook — Maria Zakharova on Armenia’s participation in the CSTO
[well said. Keep the Soros tool far away, until they demonstrate sanity and sincerity again]

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Israel began a new ground invasion on the coastal line of Gaza and is heading towards Beit Lahya and Beit Hanoun, north of the Strip.

Also, since Yesterday, Israel is trying to cut the north from the south of Gaza and is advancing under heaving artillery bombardment.
⭕ Israel, unintentionally, has become a propaganda medium for the Palestinian cause. The struggle for Palestinian rights has gained global recognition not due to natural geopolitical prominence, but because of the world support of Israel’s relentless efforts to erase Palestinian identity and suppress their existence.

The world’s disproportionate concern for Israel’s security and the longevity of Zionism, as reflected in diplomatic negotiations, media coverage, and geopolitical strategies, has inadvertently kept the Palestinian issue in the global spotlight.

As world leaders justify their unwavering support for Israel, often ignoring or downplaying Palestinian suffering, the contradictions in their policies have strengthened global awareness and sympathy for the Palestinian struggle. In this way, Israel’s own aggressive policies and the international community’s focus on protecting Zionist interests have ensured that the Palestinian cause remains one of the most pressing human rights issues of modern times.
⭕ Yemen launched a hypersonic missile on Tel Aviv. Israel asked millions to seek the nearest shelter and Ben Gurion airport was shut down. This is the result of Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition survival policy, the violation of the agreed ceasefire and the lack of deterrence of the US that tried and failed to protect Israel from the poorest but the bravest Yemeni.
[a new gift, launched ~ 3 hours ago. Tempo is goin Up]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ Garland Nixon pretty much sums it up in 73 seconds.
links:
🔻 George Galloway: It’s taken just 12 weeks for Donald Trump to go back on his word

America is an empire, Garland points out. The American people think they’re on a luxury liner, but they’re actually on a pirate ship

Follow #MOATS 430 #Trump #Yemen #pirates @GarlandNixon |media|
⭕ Footage appeared yesterday of an F-16 flying low over Sumy. Today an F-16 was shot down over Sumy, reportedly by an S-400.

Are the UK and France still planning to implement a “no-fly zone” over Ukraine? Because that should prove interesting. 🤦‍♂️ |link|
🔻 Silver Fox: The real question is where would these F-16s be based. I’m sure Russia would have no second thoughts about hitting them at their home base, wherever that might be. And these lunatics would love just that, so they can justify ever greater spending on a unified Euro defence budget.
🔻 WS: I have never believed F-16s, whether piloted by inexperienced Ukrainians or NATO veterans, pose any credible threat to the Russians.
reposts his older:
“Mighty Belgium promises to send 30 F-16s to Ukraine … by 2028.

🤣

I’ve said it before, and will again: if the US/NATO sent FIVE FULL SQUADRONS of the latest model F-16 Vipers to Ukraine — piloted by NATO “volunteers” — dozens would be destroyed in days, and the rest in weeks.”
🔻 WS: reposts his older:
“⚡️ The ever-intrepid Lindsey Graham has floated the idea of hiring “retired” US/NATO pilots to fly F-16s in Ukraine, and thereby turn the tide of the war against the “cabbage head” Russians.

Col. Dan (see short video linked below) is more than willing to gather a few squadrons: |link|”
and this older too:
“🤦‍♂️ No-Fly Zone?

USAF Colonel (Ret.) John Venable, the former commander of the USAF Thunderbirds demonstration team, summarizes the reality of the situation: |link|”
🔻 Rune: It’s quite possible that this happened, but Slavyangrad hasn’t been a reputable channel for a long time. It’s become a bunch of MAGA freaks and Christian fascists who do zero fact checking and happily publish completely outlandish material. I wouldn’t use them as a reference.
[so sad for most westerners, permanently mindwashed to hate “Christian fascists” and “Islamist terrorists” on demand, like Dr. Pavlov’s well-trained dogs. Even the highly educated and well-meaning folks. And so they shall be marshalled to suicide themselves en toto on the Last Futile Drang — against all mankind]
🔻 WS: Then, by all means, please give us a recommendation. I’m always open to suggestions.
🔻 Rune: 2 Majors has always been reliable. Here are English and Russian channels:
t.me/two_majors
t.me/dva_majors

For aviation, I usually check FighterBomber, but he says he can’t yet confirm or deny on this one: t.me/fighter_bomber
🔻 WS: I follow all these sites. They also get things wrong quite often, particularly fighter_bomber.
🔻 Chebureki Man: Would be great entertainment to see them try.
🔻 Anna: No one will implement no-fly zone over Ukraine. It’s all empty rhetoric. If French or UK pilot shoots down Russian jet it’s an act of war against Russia. Who in their right mind wants a war with nuclear superpower.
[those with the Passion of the Worst…… and they shall do it, in parallel with the other murder-suicide with Persia on the other theatre]
🔻 Audio & Nice Wx Addict 🎼🎸🥁🪕🪘🎤 + ⛈️☔️🏊‍♂️☀️: Russia has already implemented no fly zone pretty much
🔻 WS: reposts his older:
“The objective evidence.

Russian AD in Ukraine has done what no other air defense has EVER done: routinely defeat missiles and rockets, and effectively establish “No-Fly Zones” via its air defense system alone.

📜 No-Fly Zone”
⭕🔻 RichShips:
USS North Carolina (BB 55) bombarding Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945.

She fired 806 16”/45 HC rounds during the day.
@battleshipnc |link|
🔻 Michael Vlahos: Tragically, every one of those shells fired from the great battlewagon, like every carrier air strike from the great flattop off Yemen, had zero effect. Capital Ships, in all of their Divine Majesty, have amazing limitations! @imetatronink @jslogel
[Yeah. It’s gonna take ground troops, or nukes for Yemen. The former is beyond them; the latter is prophesied — such scalded skies even birds canna fly, and the surviving arabs & persians who storm the Holy Land to finish off the demons will not be able to savor the Victory due to the calamitous level of death against their families and civilians, attrited near-whole like Hiroshima or Leningrad. Even the huge booty and spoils of war they obtain will turn to dust in their mouths – for what is Victory when you’re left alone, without Family?? But they shall put to the Sword every westerner found on SW Asia in recompense. So Frenchie is most wise to urge the evacuation of all his people as the non-Iranians cannot blend in…]
🔻 WS: It is baffling to me that this experiment repeated countless times over centuries is still so obstinately ignored.

In this day and age more than ever before, men can burrow deeply enough, and line their tunnels with fortified concrete, such that they are effectively impregnable.
🔻 Michael Vlahos: At the Naval War College, I feel my best lecture was one entitled: “Showboat: The Capital Ship’s Full Measure.” Needless to say, it was greeted with groans and imprecation. Another: “Hotel Yamato” got even greater hisses and boos. You might want to check this out: I have much more coming! |link|
🔻 WS: I had read this previously. I just read it again. I highly recommend it. I will comment briefly on it in a subsequent post.
🔻 NewEraThought: Everything has limits. Immune to 200lb artillery shells is not immune to FAB-3000. Analysis of cost of defensive fortifications vs. the means to overcome them is fascinating. But it is true that a well dug-in enemy often becomes a protracted engineering challenge.
[and there are gadgets even mightier than FAB-3000s. But that requires fully donning the Black Hats]
🔻 RichShips: Not true at all. Her action report lists the gun emplacements she took out that day. She was so effective the Task Group
Commander approved her request to go way beyond the scheduled allotment of 16”/45 for the day
🔻 WS: I’m sure her action report was absolutely glowing.

And if the magazines are still well-stocked … hey, why not fire some more? I’m sure it’s great fun.

That said, there’s scant evidence the invasion force noticed an appreciable diminution in artillery fire on the beaches.
🔻 Michael Vlahos: Yes. In war there are many realities. What was observed was not the reality our Marines met on landing. Likewise The D-Day BB bombardment failed, like the Allied bombardment of Sevastopol in October 1854 — and so many others. We lavish our great ships with power they do not have!
🔻 WS: I would have loved to have observed the Yamato’s 18″ guns fire a salvo. I’m sure it was thrilling.

And yet, under an onslaught of a couple hundred torpedo and dive bombers, she was ultimately sunk in an afternoon, largely defenseless against what naval war had become by then.
🔻 WS: 🔸 In reference to this essay by @Michalis_Vlahos, I submit we have seen the last of the great ceremonial naval battles.

The US Navy is the rusty denouement of Mahan’s obsolescent dream: a fleet of glass that will be shattered in its next great contest.
⭕ ‼️ The JFK Files Limited Hangout

There are many who perceive significant revelations contained in the JFK Assassination file dump.

I think it is a carefully crafted limited hangout designed to once and for all misdirect the public from finding out who really “called the shots”.
🔻 Pink Shirt Migo: I think people are wondering about a bunch of missing documents. What do you think, who killed JFK?
🔻 WS: The question is not “Who killed JFK?”. The question is who ultimately ordered it.
🔻 D.M. Voan: Why not ask who benefited most from his very public assassination, at the time and ever since…
🔻 WS: Eisenhower clearly foresaw the answer to that question in his farewell address.
🔻 D.M. Voan: …as did JFK. They both warned of the dangers coming for everyone.
🔻 Tabby: |Gaddafi|
🔻 🇪🇨 wayemeru 🔻: They made sure to redact all mentions of Israel even though Trump said there would be no redactions.

I think that pretty much settles it.
🔻 Human Head: For good or ill, it’s a psychological frag grenade right into the collective consciousness
🔻 WS: You know nothing more than what you’ve been told to know. That is the entire purpose of a limited hangout.
⭕🔻 Matt Bracken: About Musk’s plans to “colonize Mars,” please see my last post. Grok, designed by Team Musk, is mighty thin on specifics, to say the least. A handful of actual humans living in lava caves below the surface of Mars in a small artificial atmosphere habitat while thousands of spaceships land to somehow “terraform” Mars is ridiculous.

And if you disagree, please explain why, without tapping the toes of Dorothy’s Magic Ruby Slippers and just wishing it to be so.

But I see another “Mars colonization” avenue that is related to Musk’s “Neuralink” endeavor. Considering the absurdity of actual living breathing Homo Sapiens building a self-sustaining (no resupply needed) colony on Mars, I believe that Musk in 2025 is playing coy about his actual intentions. [He’d probably smile and say, “You’re not ready to understand it yet.”]

Musk’s imagining “human civilization beyond Earth” may not include actual living, breathing humans, but robots and machines “transformed” with all that the human mind possesses. Neuralink ultimately will work both ways. Selected Neuralinked humans will be able to access the full networked [and constantly updated] AI data set. But AI machines will also be able to access the full potential of the human mind. The trans-human Neuralink process will run in both directions. AI to [certain] humans, and [certain] humans to AI.

In this way, “colonizing” Mars [with 0.38 gravity, almost no atmosphere, -80* average temps, no radiation protection etc.] will not matter. Not if the “humans” Musk is referring to are actually machines, “improved with Neuralinked AI human minds.” These machines won’t care about gravity, oxygen, water, temperature or radiation. And they will be easily augmented by more machines with each new spaceship. Nine months to Mars? No problem for a “humanistic” AI robot or machine. Just go into “sleep mode.”

Musk is far too smart to think that Homo Sapiens can create a self-sustaining colony on Mars. So what is his real plan, if not colonizing Mars with Neuralinked “human-ish” AI machines?

If your answer is “Fiddle-dee-dee, we’ll all figure that out as we go, just trust Elon,” then I will refer you back to Dorothy’s Magic Ruby Slippers.
[yeah, this entire endeavor is partly grift, partly distraction, partly gaslighting. And Mars may already be colonized according to some legends – but by principalities, who can tolerate such conditions and have unusual wings like the angels…]
🔻 WS: Of course human colonization of Mars is silly talk. In my view, AI robot colonization of Mars is even sillier.
🔻 Buythedip: Lack of imagination and knowledge of some does not stop the greatness of others. |media|
🔻 WS: Get back to me when Starship achieves orbit and successful reuse, and then when an orbital space station and/or lunar base become operational.

I’ll probably be long dead by then, so get in touch with my grandson in that case. He is obsessed with space-related things.
⭕🔻 The Mother of All Talk Shows with George Galloway:
INTERVIEW: Bombing Yemen is the next best thing to bombing Iran

Restarting a holoc*ust is worse than continuing a h*locaust, says Prof Seyed Marandi. Adding: ‘Netanyahu needs a war to survive’ as the dead mount in Gaza
[see leading video above]
🔻 WS: 🔹 This fact remains at present: the US fleet durst not venture further south than Jeddah, let alone attempt to transit the Bab el-Mandeb.

If the US cannot secure seaborne logistics from Suez to Kuwait, then war against Iran is simply out of the question.
[the messianic madmen shall “make way” – and in a fashion to make us all forget about Gaza itself and what began these series of catastrophes. After what we’re about to endure, there shall be no more great wars, and the Second Coming comes to bring the 1,000 years of Peace]
🔻 cognitivedissonanceeverywhere: Iran is untouchable.
🔻 WS: Iran can be hurt bad. But they can hit back hard, too. And they cannot be decisively defeated.
⭕🔸 Putin explicitly stated that any cessation of hostilities in Ukraine must be preceded by a cessation of US/NATO military/intelligence aid.

The US/NATO has now explicitly stated it will not cease military/intelligence aid to Ukraine.

The war will continue to its logical end.
🔻 Ricky Roma: The US pipeline will soon run dry though as the Biden regime aid ends and I doubt Trump/Congress are in a mood for pushing a yet another package through
🔻 WS: posts in reply the leading on Old Mother Hubbard
🔻 Atlas ✝️: I wouldn’t hold my breath.
🔻 WS: I think you do not understand how severely US munitions are depleted and inherently understocked, and how incapable US production capacity is to replenish them.
🔻 Cartallica: Unreasonable demands are a part of every high-level negotiation.

We can expect to hear them from both sides. 👈
🔻 WS: The Russians will continue to dictate terms. That is what happens in the real world when you win a big war.
📜 Dictating Terms
🔻 Koen: The Trump admin is just short-circuiting. It’s all over the place. It cannot compute.

There is no grand strategy, other than the irresistible gravitational pull of all the interests who demand its services.

It will just be like this all the time. Rhetoric means nothing
🔻 Elydia35: could you please yell that to the Russian & pro-Russian doomers at the back, the ones trashing Putin for caving in…..how he “caved,” I have no idea but that’s what some of them are saying. 🙄
🔻 WS: I’ve tried on several occasions. They are deaf to my words.
📜 Ok, Doomer

I have struggled in vain for two and a half years to understand why it is a great many Russian observers of this war are constantly haunted by a sense that inevitable humiliation is lurking in the shadows just ahead.
🔻 Martin Broekic: Your longread overlooks one important issue:
for Russia winning this war is not necessarily the same as winning the Future.
Pyrrhus set a clear example..
🔻 Martin Broekic: No one says it openly;
but whát if Trump is fine with Zelenski’s fanatics being completely defeated this summer?
And a popular uprising breaks out in Kiev.?
A contra-Maidan revolution..
One major concern less and would be good basis for business like peace talks with Putin
🔻 WS: None of that matters. The big picture is that the empire’s Ukraine gambit to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia has failed abysmally. Nations around the world clearly recognize this. NATO and the EU will not long persist as credible military/political/economic entities.
🔻 Sevilla E: Why Russia afraid of finishing this war, and cutting ties with the west entirely? I mean, the world is so intertwined that, it makes it impossible. Is it all because commerce? They have commerce going east.
[the reasonable fear and prerogative of Survival, working to ease back great monkeys with greater grenades off the mutual Ledge. No more, no less. Bridges to the “Anglo-Saxons” are rendered toxic for 1,000,000 generations, at the least]
🔻 Gee-Dunk: At some point Trump will tire of Zelensky and Putin’s bullshit. Putin has to know his window to end this war honorably is closing fast.
🔻 WS: Trump has no leverage. The Russians will dictate terms. That is what happens in the real world when you win a big war.
📜 Dictating Terms
⭕🔻 — GEROMAN — time will tell – 👀 –: 😂
links:
🔻 Polymarket Intel: Trump told Zelensky that U.S. ownership of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants would be the “best protection” for the infrastructure. |media|
[life would be so much less painful, and blissfully simple, to have the weltanschauung of this young blonde. Just pure Black & White, no Grays, and Follow the Leader. We could even coast through the Apocalypse under such glows..]
🔻 Seeji Sundarakshan: Seriously, will the Americans be able to maintain the Soviet built NPPs in Ukraine?!
[can Yanquis adequately maintain their own obsolete NPPs, given funding shortages, deliberate generational disinvestment in maintenance in order to fund Forever Wars, increasing lay-offs since Covid, decrease in aging workstaff and lack of new blood? EVERY soundbite coming outta the Orange House now appears to be pure bullshit]
🔻 WS: Silly talk.
⭕🔻 Brian’s Breaking News and Intel:
#BREAKING

A US military envoy of reinforcements is heading towards Ain Al-Base in western Iraq. |media|
🔻 Military analyst Obaida Aziz: I live near the Ain al-Assad base in western Iraq, and the reinforcements that arrived a short while ago are unprecedented and not ordinary reinforcements. They are for war, and there is large logistical support equipment.
🔻 WS: All I can say is that the Ayn al-Asad airbase was blasted good and hard by a modest strike from a couple dozen mid-tier Iranian ballistic missiles on January 8, 2020. And I have no doubt they can do worse damage now if they so choose.
[that was on Orange 1.0’s watch, less than a week after he murdered Soleimani. The incident subsequently with alotta “mild headaches”]
⭕ Erdoğan might have overplayed his hand. |Turk Spring Thaw|
🔻 Vito Corleone: Any idea who would replace him in case he is forced to leave and how would that impact Türkiye in the global stage?
🔻 WS: I would not venture to say.

That’s nobody’s business but the Turks. |media|

⭕🔻 Dr. Simon Goddek: The moment they stopped printing ‘United States Note’ and replaced it with ‘Federal Reserve Note’ was the moment America changed forever.

JFK knew it. He tried to reverse it.

Six months later, he was dead.
🔻 WS: Fortunately, there are still lots of these around: |media|
⭕ Filling the cup of wrath to overflowing, one post at a time.
[links:
🔻 Abby Libby: “There are no civilians in Gaza. Hamas has drafted everyone, down to the newest babies, into the war effort, and they rejoice when the children they shove into the line of fire die because it’s their most powerful weapon against those they hate more than life and blood.”]
🔻 V.McKenna: Replying to @imetatronink
[posts leading poem just above]
🔻 John: “They hate us simply because we are Jewish”
🔻 DeepFake Dissident: they will drink the wine of God’s wrath and be tormented forever
🔻 BenLayZenji: It boggles my mind that people like Libby cannot see how their blood-thirsty, depraved posts simply pile up tinder for antisemitism. Just bizarre.
[it’s a sad ritual.. the Moshiach gathers his children to the Holy Land, through sheer fear of being hunted everywhere else now. It must be admitted, the degree of antisemitism being generated on the bones & bones of arabs is a stacked function that both clears desired lebensraum and is the most effective recruitment tool ever created]
🔻 AP🐺: takes a special kind of evil to believe babies are your mortal enemy
🔻 Abu Arqam: 💯

Can’t put into words the things I’d want to do to these demons if I could. 😡
⭕ 📜 Blood Feud
[very nice. Snowy! This expounds on what I said earlier on the key battle of the End Times – between another two sons of Adam (and more directly offspring of the Patriarch), with the abject one seeking to annihilate the other to legitimize himself. What days of sheer insanity]
🔻 ExFactor Financial: I’m 💯 convinced if Israel were losing, it’s nukes would be flying soon enough.
🔻 WS: Yes, I talk about that in my article.

Wouldn’t be nearly as meaningful as many believe it would be, and would likely backfire in ways unforeseen.
🔻 Mohammed Abattouy: I read some time in a novel that i dont have anymore. The author says casually: there was once a Jewish state in the region. Unfortunately it finished in a nuclear tragedy. That was the only allusion of this lind in the novel which was not historical…
🔻 Marta: Speriamo diano una bella lezione a questi sionisti
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Keji Mao (毛克疾）: It is simply hilarious.

Today, I wrote extensively about how Western academics, journalists, and policymakers have all projected their understanding of the Soviet Union directly onto China, applying the decade-old strategies against a new rival and displaying an astonishing level of ignorance

Then I ran into this splendid piece: |link|

In it, Lingling Wei and Alex Leary just showcase exactly what I described as “intellectual laziness”–They go so far as to argue that “China suffers Soviet-style isolation with fewer outlets for its goods and limited access to crucial technologies.”

What a wonderful footnote!

That’s exactly what I want!🤣🤣🤣
🔻 Veronique Perrot #AssangeIsFree 🔻: “Academics”
[to my woe, as an academic, I’ve seen the truth of my father who once said the dumbest humans he ever knew were doctors…]
🔻 Regan Howard: They are exhibiting common attributes of my fellow Americans, while we are by nature generous and open, we are also quite often insular, isolated and arrogant. This is common in the much of the inland away from the coasts among all classes. There are good and benign reasons for it. When you are a store manager in rural Kansas (a mid-western American state), the culture of Syria or Hunan would be completely alien and never occur to you. What is more interesting is that this incurious state is seen in the policymaking, academia and journalism. They do go abroad, but then only talk their own kinds in other lands and get little sense of the real state of affairs outside power centers. Quite often they receive their education from emigres with often bitter views of the state of affairs in the lands they left.
[this xenophobia and hatred of Others is near universal. But given tremendous firepower and lack of moral inhibition, the folks of the Last Satanic Empire can act upon these perverse urges and incinerate vast swathes of our world, to both their worldly and eternal regret]
🔻 Bevin Chu 朱炳文: The China-bashing movie RED CORNER, starring Dalai Lama groupie Richard Gere and self-hating Chinese Bai Ling, directed by Jan Avnet, was originally set in Russia. The Moscow setting was changed when Russian communism came to an end.

Facile Russophobia recycled as Sinophobia. |media|
⭕🔻 Armchair Warlord: A thought, and some more tea-leaf reading.

So Trump and Putin had a two and a half hour-long phone call yesterday and apparently agreed on the narrowest ceasefire in the history of war and a shot at Russian revenge for the Miracle on Ice.

Yeah, I think there’s more going on.⬇️

Allow me to explain the negotiation problem here. The US and Russia can negotiate all they want but they can’t actually solve the problem between themselves. And the problem here is getting the Ukrainians – who enjoy the near-unconditional backing of the EU – to agree to peace terms the Russians find minimally acceptable while coughing up an amount of money the Americans find minimally acceptable. Key thing to remember here is that the Russians don’t mind if the Americans get paid and the Americans don’t care how many oblasts Ukraine has postwar.

You can immediately see how this recontextualizes the discussion and gives Trump and Putin – two extraordinarily intelligent and quite snakey men – something to talk about for two and a half hours, of which they are never, ever going to divulge the details to the media. Which means that what we’re seeing right now isn’t the real negotiation. It’s an exercise in constructing the framework inside of which the real negotiation will be conducted.

I’ll leave you with a final thought – the Russians are perfectly happy to fight at a very high intensity and conduct peace talks at the same time.
🔻 Royrogers55: I’ve looked at the negotiations being much less about Ukraine specifically than both men looking towards the new world system and trying to trace out its structure moving forward. Ukraine is an afterthought at best. China’s success is a strategic threat to both the US and Russia, and India role in the mix has yet to be determined. The EU has committed demographic suicide with incompatible imports, but every advanced economy faces the same demographic set of problems. These negotiations are about the new global order and where the fault lines will be.
🔻 WS: reposts his older two:
“Thirty Pieces of Silver Ain’t Much

I note there are a great many comments in my timeline and mentions in relation to the idea that the Russians will sell Iran down the river as part of some devil’s bargain with the Americans.

Many are even enchanted by the notion that Russia can be persuaded to betray the Chinese, and ally with the Americans to “contain” China.

I find it inconceivable that Russia would sell, as it were for thirty pieces of silver, all the international stature, trust, and good will it has attained over the course of the Putin era — only to then again be double-crossed by their supposed new friends.”

and

“🔹 Things many have now been persuaded to believe:

• The US/Russia are going to form a mutually satisfying partnership
• In favor of hopping in bed with the US, Russia will betray China and Iran
• Russia will cease to demand that NATO withdraw its military to the 1997 borders

I am not at all persuaded these bilateral US/Russia negotiations will proceed as smoothly as many seem inclined to believe.

In fact, I think it likely these talks will result in the most dramatic and tension-packed escalation of the US/Russia standoff we have yet seen.”
⭕ reposts from Dec 06 2024:
“🤔 The more I ponder the possibilities, the more persuaded I become that Erdogan is the mark. He thinks he is in the process of pulling off a brilliant scheme that will make him a living legend.

I think it’s more likely his days are numbered and few.”
⭕ 🤦‍♂️ Trump’s foreign policy has been reduced to imperious demands, vulgar threats, and menacing growls.

I figure Trump’s frustration of dealing with Putin will reach a peak just in time to coincide with the launch of a US/Israel air campaign against Iran. |media|
🔻 NTG: they try desperate to open up the MENA theater…because the Eastern Europe theater crumbles and other theaters are non existent rn.
🔻 whitemonkey1: US will use proxy just like how they use Ukr Proxies in SMO and like how Israel using HTS a proxy against Hezbollah.

the real question , which proxy read to take on Iran , when they will be left alone without air cover as their western air support get neutralized ?
[USUK will be the sacrificial proxy of the Murder-Suicide against Persia]
🔻 grishko: Yes, looming US-Iran war is one of the reasons why Putin dragging with ceasefire.

US won’t be able to assist their Euro vassals
[good point. One way Russia IS helping is through slow-walking and dragging out the proceedings elsewhere. This works both ways. The Moshiach’s minions are truly in the tar pit of Novorossiya]
🔻 gobely gook: The world has changed remarkably since 2020 and Trump is still struggling to come to terms with it
🔻 Malonco: Trump is always barking like a mad dog. He’s ridiculous.

Soon the world will just begin to ignore him.

Disgraced Navy Sub Captain Fired Over Sex Video Scandal

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ Palestine, Gaza
20 Ramadan 1446 AH | 20 March 2025

Today, the rockets from Yemen intersected with the rockets from Gaza in the skies over Tel Aviv, confirming that Gaza is not alone. Behind it stand men from the free nations who will not surrender it to its arrogant enemies.

The military spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Ubaida.
⭕ Now, specifically in the Red Sea, the American aircraft carrier and its warships have been targeted, with reports confirming that explosions are shaking the Red Sea.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ The Middle East heading towards a new challenge: Iran and the US.

The US war on Iran is no longer impossible, neither the participation of Iran’s allies if necessary. Indeed, the message sent by the US President , the “peace president”, to the Iranian leadership requests immediate guarantees to halt any advancement in the nuclear program, subject it to comprehensive Western oversight, cease interference in regional affairs, withdraw inwardly to focus solely on Iranian internal matters, and stop cooperation with any groups stretching from Yemen to Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine.

Moreover, the message includes a direct threat, stating that if Iran does not comply with these demands, the Trump administration will feel compelled to deal with it differently (militarily). In response, several European countries have renewed warnings advising their citizens not to travel to Iran or urging those already there to leave Iranian territory immediately.
[part of the function of the bombastic stream of consciousness is to hide these targeted nuggets, drowned out in the din and BS. But will be appreciated by the targeted peoples. Woe to the US soldier, as once forewarned by Kipling to the British soldier headed to Afghan, to similar woe. Such predictable tragedy]
⭕ Is Israel heading towards a civil war?

The level of division within the Israeli society is unprecedented, thank to Benjamin Netanyahu, a prime minister with an ICC arrest warrant for his war crimes.
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Roberta Sutton: Failure of the US-brokered C-F shows the Pals that neither IL nor US are to be trusted, that armed resistance is the only way to get security on their land. Russia & Kiev see this too & conclude that the US is untrustworthy. So do Syria & Lebanon. RU & CN are the reliable powers |media|
[synopsis of his latest article]
⭕ The peace president?
⭕ BreakingNews:
Sudan
The Sudanese army announced for the first time since April 15, 2023 the total control over the Presidential Palace that was under the deputy of the head of the armed forces and leader of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, better known as “Hemedti”. The upper hand is, since a few months, to Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the head of the armed forces and in effect the country’s president.
⭕ Egypt President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi informed the US of his country’s readiness to facilitate the process of a temporary evacuation of half a million Palestinians from Gaza to a city designated for them in North Sinai.
[wow. but the Palestinians would still have to comply. Highly unlikely. Palestinians are like Yemenis – they just don’t care if all enslaved mankind lines up against them. They shall shatter the sea of mindwashed and cowardly lemmings. We may be about to witness a recreation of the Yemeni Christian People of the Trench, where a babe in the cradle spoke for third time in human history.. an unmitigated human tragedy, and our final detonator of Armageddon]

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🤡 The Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked the Sudzha gas metering station, through which gas was supplied to Europe. A huge torch of fire is visible for ten kilometers on the border with the Sumy region.

• The largest transit corridor for domestic gas supplies to the EU passed through this gas metering station. The diameter of the gas pipeline is 1420 mm.
• On January 1, the application for transit of Rusdian here gas turned out to be zero, according to data from the Ukrainian GTS operator. At the same time, the contract for transportation of raw materials expired.
• In May 2022, Kiev stopped accepting gas for transit through Sokhranovka. After that, Sudzha remained the only gas metering station through which transit continued. |link|
  [Hate and War it is – with Europe, as expressed through hands of their abject proxy]

💠@Two Majors:
⭕ 🇩🇪 Germany joins in the theft of Russian assets

On March 14, the German Customs Office confiscated the vessel EVENTIN (IMO 9308065, flag of Panama 🇵🇦), which had been anchored off the coast of the island of Rügen (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) since mid-January 2025. Earlier, the vessel left the Russian port of Ust-Luga with a cargo of hydrocarbons🇷🇺.

Now the Fritz thieves are planning to pump out 100 thousand tons of crude oil worth more than 40 million euros and turn it over to the state .

German officials, through controlled media, reported that in this way “ Berlin is sending a signal to Vladimir Putin that attempts to circumvent sanctions will not go without consequences .”

Earlier, pirates of the Baltic Sea🏴‍☠️ announced a hunt for ships of the “Russian shadow fleet” .

✨ This example should become another lesson for Russian participants in maritime economic activity, who should have understood long ago that international law is not observed by countries of the “civilized world” and that it is only possible to protect their assets by force .

✨⭐️ Start hiring naval units with experience in the NVO, who will quickly drive away NATO pirates🏴‍☠️⚡️ from attacks on your ships.

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ Happy Nowruz from the warcriminals and baby killers, who undoubtedly will not hesitate to bomb the sh*t out of Iran.

How freaking paradoxical is this.
[it’s “part of the process” for the Last Cowardly Empire. To wanna appear good even as they holocaust continents. Like putting lipstick on a 100-year-old Vampire Whore]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ repost of his old from Jul 2023:
🧵 Thread of old tweets about the brilliant Kary Mullis, Nobel Prize-winning inventor of PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) — the so-called “test” for detecting things like SARS-COV-2. |THREAD|
One thing is certain: if Kary Mullis had not “unexpectedly” died in August 2019, he would right now be shouting from the house tops the simple truth that his brilliant invention has been misused to manufacture an illusory global pandemic to serve nefarious agendas.
🔻 I’m hunting wabbits: Here is an excellent mini documentary about his discovery and his character…
[reposted just above]
🔻 WS: Lots of people disparage Kary Mullis for his eccentricities. In my view, he was an autistic genius. His galaxy only partially intersected with that of “normal people”. I would love to have met him and spent a long weekend in the wilderness discussing the meaning of life.
🔻 No Such Thing as Too Many Cycles 🐭🌸: I met him. He was vague, rambling, rude. Smart of course. A bit weird
⭕ ‼️ Polymerase Chain Reaction

In my view, Kary Mullis’ revelation of the Polymerase Chain Reaction is one of the most significant scientific developments of the past century.

That said, in order for his idea to become a practical invention, a “missing piece of the puzzle” needed to be found: a polymerase enzyme that could tolerate the high temperatures required to “unzip” the two sides of a DNA strand over the course of multiple replication cycles.

Mullis stumbled upon a bacteria that had been discovered several years previous in the hot pools of Yellowstone National Park. The polymerase extracted from this bacteria (thermus aquaticus), contrary to prior assumptions about the survivability of organisms at high temperatures, proved able to survive at temperatures up to 90C. And, according to the PCR selection criteria (primer), it could then dice and slice DNA, and amplify the sequences the primer selected.

PCR amplifies its selection exponentially. Run the loop 30 cycles and you’ll have a billion copies of whatever it is you thought you were looking for. Run it 40 or 50 cycles and you can essentially “find” anything in anyone.

What does “finding” something actually mean in this context? Well, in the first place, if your selection criteria (primer) is misconceived or deficiently defined, the results of the selection (and subsequent amplification) are inherently flawed and very likely meaningless.

On the other hand, the selection could be well-conceived and sufficiently well-defined, and yet “finding” it in a processed sample may not mean what your interpretation concludes it does.

In the case of the PCR selection criteria for an assumed-to-be-virulent virus given the name “SARS-CoV-2”, it became apparent very early on in the illusory “pandemic” that “testing positive” had effectively zero correlation to “being sick”, and retrospective excess mortality statistics attest no inordinate deviation from the norm.

Polymerase chain reaction is a method for selecting and exponentially amplifying a defined DNA sequence. The results of this selection mean nothing in and of themselves, and their “meaning” is entirely dependent on the logic and precision of the selection definition, and the logical coherence of their interpretation.

Had Kary Mullis lived long enough to observe how his brilliant invention was used to misrepresent objective reality during the Covid hysteria, I am sure he would have been outraged.
[I actually worked long ago as a grunt in the sequencing lab, helping a Monsanto subsidiary in Cambridge MA create GMOs, helping with frankenstein experiments such as grafting cold water fish genes into tomatoes, corn and other planted mines for the eugenicist future.
More recently, in 2020, the WHO/CDC-led Medical Cartel juiced the cycling rates (iirc, requiring at ridiculous and meaningless 40+ cycles to most global Ministries of Health!), mandating at such a high threshold that a pandemic was guaranteed to manifest at most institutions which blindly followed them – and all western domain or controlled-vassals followed on command. Part of the C19 Con. Why I’ve slowly dissociated from criminals and no longer stand to read anything on covid or in western journals. Why i never fought the Saker or entered into those foodfights of divide et impera – it is a point of belief now with those who will refuse to accept billions like them were suckered. Especially the physicians and public health staff and academics! For this reason alone the C19 was a brilliant ploy by the Moshiach to plant permanent distrust between all adults worldwide, especially the overeducated ones. And a divided house does not stand]
🔻 C1: The use of PCR testing during the Covid-19 outbreak is one of the biggest scientific frauds ever perpetrated.
🔻 JC: One of the nasal membrane’s job is to filter out harmful pathogens & trap them so they don’t infect ur lungs. So let’s shove this q-tip to the very top of ur sinus, scrap some pathogens out, amplify their dna to an outrageous degree thru this gizmo & say u have Covid.
🔻 C3: The test does not tell you if you have Covid.

The test is extraordinarily accurate, false positives are so small as to be almost zero.

This fact causes psychological problems in some people
🔻 WS: You don’t have any idea what you’re talking about. It is not a “test” at all. But when fallaciously used as a “test”, it most certainly DOES return false positives in abundance when Ct>40. Anything that is so rare in you as to remain invisible until 40 cycles is not something to worry about.
🔻 C4: It has fatal flaws.

It can’t find anything in anyone, it can only find things that are there.
🔻 WS: You’re so dense. It was something Mullis often said, sort of as a joke, but because it’s true: “Run enough cycles and you can pretty much find anything in anyone.”
⭕🔻 Scottsdale Mint: The White House just passed a new Executive Order that slashes regulations, fast-tracks US mining, and prioritizes domestic gold and other critical mineral production to secure our economy and reduce foreign mining reliance.
🔻 WS: It won’t be long now before in situ gold reserves in all 51 states are nationalized in the interest of “sovereign monetary stability”.
🔻 Ouroboros Capital: You wouldn’t be surprised if America seized Canadian territory / gold mines?
🔻 WS: Bankrupt empires gotta do what they gotta do when they gotta do it.
🔻 Mist – Free speech 🥩 🥚: Does your prediction for nationalization include gold held by private citizens?
[LOL. Executive Order 6102]
🔻 Helen: Already counting in canada?
[LOL. Canada is in part about the Gold Heist too – Barrick Gold]
⭕ 🔥 The widely celebrated [Russo-Yanqui] 30-day energy infrastructure ceasefire was extremely short-lived. |media|
🔻 C1: Provocation after provocation.

And they still try to talk to each other.

My respect for the Russians grows by the day.
🔻 IndoPacificInstitute: Even Israel-Hamas ceasefire lasted few days, within 6 hours of ceasefire agreement, Ukraine started bombing Russian energy infrastructure. So far 5 attacks in 3 days, all on Russian energy infrastructure.
🔻 Yehanoha: Since that telephone talk Ukraine has attacked:
1) the Kazakhstan-Europe oil pipeline owned mostly by Zelensky’s pimps;
2) Oil storage in Kuban;
3) Gas pumping station on Russia-EU gas pipeline;
4) Kursk NPP
🔻 Michel Toku: These attack aren’t done by Ukraine but by Britain & France
🔻 Manuk: Fuck them up Vlad

Turkey is being fast-tracked. Smells like Uncle Gene Sharp’s “teen spirit.” The causes are there, and valid, and numerous, but the timing!  Perhaps the Sultan, an illiterate street thug, was convinced to suicide himself, a la the siren April Gillespie with Saddam. But now a proper rhythm is building to our universal Rapture

YT offers interesting clips! An old gargoyle was wheeled outta the crypt — who immediately screeches the talking point to take down Iran to solve the Houthi Riddle.. The more things change.. and imagine the lamentable constipation of DECADES, not to see The Memo realized with the final stop of 7 in 5! Well, Rummy didn’t live to see it, but destiny comes to other little minions who waited so long

this entire video is based on delusion. That Iran would remain prostrate, AD taken off line, and would not during the process be wiping Zion off the map! Even if USUK itself engaged in such bombing, and it would need to, it could not sustain it for long using conventional means, and remain operative within 2,000 km radius. Iran has so many ballistic missiles, they ran outta storage space! Those are dispersed through a HUGE territory, and just as Hezbollah demonstrated AFTER being decapitated, can continue indefinitely on autonomous decentralized mode, from countless underground bases. They would take all three demons with them at zero hour – the ZioNazis, AngloNazis, and SalafiNazis. What sheer dementia. All that the current salivation to “hurt Iran” demonstrates is sheer ignorance and degeneration, due to miseducation, hubris, racism, and lack of learning capability. The odds are even more stacked than against the similarly touted UkroNazi “counteroffensive” which they kept bleating for six months before entering the Grinder and quickly changing topics. But there would no change of topic possible after what is about to occur.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ A message to Turkey.
[links:
🔻 Middle East Observer: ⚡️Gaza : Israel destroys the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital – the only cancer treatment hospital – near the Netzarim Corridor. |media|]
⭕ Israel stands against Turkey in Syria, where competition is at its best.

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ Khamenei: The Houthis Are Independent

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei stated that Tehran does not need proxies in the region and that the Houthis act independently.

Khamenei explained that the Americans are making a grave mistake by describing the centers of regional resistance as proxies for Iran.

He questioned: “What does it mean to be a proxy?” He clarified that the Houthis have their own motivations, just as the resistance factions in the region have their own reasons.

He pointed out that Tehran faces threats despite not having initiated confrontations with anyone, warning: “If someone acts maliciously and takes the initiative, they will face strong repercussions.”

Earlier, Khamenei emphasized the need to put an end to American strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, labeling the attacks as a crime.

For its part, the Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the airstrikes carried out by Washington on Yemen once again.
⭕ A source at the Central Bank of Yemen (BCY) holds the Saudi regime responsible for the threat posed by mercenaries to the banking sector, viewing it as a violation of the truce agreement.

A responsible source from the BCY warned today, Friday, against the mercenaries of the “US-Saudi-Emirati aggression” (de facto occupying authorities in Aden) for continuing harassment and threats against Yemeni banks. This is part of their targeting of the national economy and their use of the so-called American designation to threaten the banking sector, at the direct request of their Saudi and Emirati sponsors, serving the enemy of America (the United States).
⭕ Reports of an armed attack on the Iraqi consulate in Turkey.

https://www.saba.ye/ar/news3454225.htm

“Brazilian geopolitical analyst Christophe Hilali“ LOL. Incognito

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Red Alerts in Central Israel, including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Ben Gurion Intl. Airport

The IDF confirms that ballistic missiles were launched from Yemen towards Israel, with one missile intercepted above the West Bank.
⭕ NEW: The Yemeni Armed Forces announce that Ben Gurion Intl. Airport is not safe for travel, and says it will remain a target until the aggression against Gaza stops, and they call upon all airlines to stop flying to and from Ben Gurion

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Yemen Ansar Allah launched two hypersonic missiles on Israel in support of the besieged and bombed Gaza. Israeli in Tel Aviv are seeking the nearest shelters now.
⭕ Because Israel enjoys a free hand and faces no accountability, it is bombing and destroyed the airport in Tadmur (Palmyra), located in rural Homs, Syria.

💠@Alon Mizrahi:
⭕ This is very, very interesting. Very interesting. This brings us even closer to an attack on Iran. And it’s going to have major implications for Israel’s economy
[links:
🔻 Suppressed News:⚡️BREAKING: Yemen imposes a ban on all aircrafts flying to Ben Gurion airport.

Yemen’s Ansarallah “houthis” warn all airlines that the so-called Ben Gurion Airport in ‘Israel’ has become unsafe for air traffic and will remain so until the aggression against Gaza stops and the blockade is lifted.” |media|]
🔻 Felicity Escobar 🔻🍉: Did the ballistic missile hit? I hope they actually have the targeting ability for this.
🔻 AM: I didn’t see a hit this time around, but they’re talking about something new and decisive. Soon we’ll know
⭕🔻 Ahmed Shameya:
A Palestinian child is eating grasses with bread in Gaza. |media|
🔻 AM: Israel never deserved to exist and its existence is an ongoing crime against humanity
🔻 In Other Words: Hi Alon, do you feel that Israel is on the precipice of civil war? And if yes, any chance that the state could collapse?
🔻 AM: No, no civil war. Liberal Zionists only kill Arabs and themselves. But it is slowly disintegrating, and it’s accelerating
🔻 Hind AlliyaaH🔻: Its existence is not a nation , it’s an ongoing crime scene.
⭕🔻 Khamenei.ir:
If the US or anyone else commits any malicious act against Iran, they will receive a severe blow.
🔻 AM: It’s only ‘when’, there’s no ‘if’

⭕ When Netanyahu gives mentally disconnected Americans pagers (he also gave one to Trump, the Golden Calf himself), and some other elected idiots, it is designed as a token of domination, but they don’t get it. Because they have the intelligence of a raccoon on fentanyl.

This is an ominous gesture: it is a mock exploding pager, but it could also be the real thing. The spectators can’t know for sure, nor can the recipients. It is a public sign of ‘I could do this to you too’.

And the infantile Americans take the candy from a known pervert, and mumble ‘thank you, thank you very much, sir. I love candy’

The US has been consuming so much of its exceptionalist, God-chosen, Biblical, good-vs-evil delusional agenda it has become completely unaware of its environment. Self-intoxicated and primed for open abuse.

Netanyahu is telling his operatives and dogs: see what I can do to America? on camera. And the American power structure gets, suspects, and sees nothing.
[links:
🔻 Prem Thakker: Noticed something while looking back at this clip of Netanyahu giving John Fetterman a silver pager in ode to Israel’s terror attack in Lebanon: look how genuinely bashful Fetterman is, blushing and giggling like a kid meeting his hero.

When else do US leaders ever act this way? |media|]
[well said. Yanqui functionaries reduced to fawning two dolla whores. But the joke may be on us. Few if any of the 535 congress critters are normal humans. All members of the Big Club. Bred and initiated through deviance and degeneracy. They may be able to see the demons behind the meat suit of Nutty et al…. how would YOU feel and act if you were given an audience by your “god”?? That may be the real score, and subtext – obeisance by the abominations that can see through dimensions]
🔻 automne: Mossad did that to Hezbollah.
What did Mossad do to Americans? What will they do to Americans?
🔻 V.McKenna: [posted leading poem. He was on WS the other day. We have our own small Club (with lowercase “s”)]
🔻 C3: Wait til they go off.
🔻 Paulina Plazas: He is their real boss and they all know it. |media|
🔻 Ariana Jasmine: The stroke really broke all of his brain cells, the last two left are playing ping pong with each other
⭕ Zionism is murdering the human spirit. it is that simple. And I like simple.
reposts:
“Israel is exterminating an ethnic group and the only people who are being censored and harrassed are those who oppose it. This is the psychotic stranglehold Zionism has over the West and global institutions”
⭕🔻 judy Shapiro:
I am calling – @dancohen3000 is a HAMAS operative.

His post reveal his tru identity because he misses nuances a Jew would understand. His Linktree profile tells us all we need to know.

If you see a post of his – call him out as a Hamas operative… Lets shut him down.
[goodness. I have to reduce Alon’s threads. The folks he interacts with is like listening to Orange. He wades through sewers harmful to health. The work he does is good and necessary. But I was past this phase decades ago. I’m on the Yemeni phase now]
🔻 AM: You need to stop hating Arabs so much. It makes you stupid. Some of us Jews are actually Arabs.
⭕🔻 More Perfect Union:
DoorDash and Klarna have signed a deal where customers can choose to pay for food deliveries in interest-free installments or deferred options aligned with payday schedules.
🔻 AM: The American nightmare
⭕🔻 Luke de Pulford:
China executed 4 Canadians.

Nothing to see here, just normal behaviour for a “leading member of the international community”. |media|
🔻 AM: Do you know a holocaust is talking place at the moment?
🔻 Jab Crash Test Dummy: Unpeople don’t seem to count for them Alon
🔻 TNT GGN: No he doesn’t know, it only matters if China is doing it! Sad world
⭕🔻 DD Geopolitics:
🇷🇺💥 Odessa Getting POUNDED |media|
🔻 AM: In a normal world, without Western involvement, this war would have been avoided altogether or ended long ago with Ukraine surrendering and continuing to exist as an unimportant country – which is an excellent thing. But the US and the UK decided to make it strategic and belligerent, so now there’s going to be no Ukraine left, and Russia is stronger than it ever was since WW2, while the West looks like a bad joke. Great thinking. It’s going to be the same with Israel

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Earlier today, three rockets crossed the Israeli border from Lebanon, but Hezbollah denied involvement

In return, Israel carrier out heavy airtrikes in southern Lebanon. IDF leadership says they are preparing for a response from Hezbollah and a possible return to war. |media|
⭕ Continuous Israeli airstrikes throughout southern Lebanon
⭕ Meanwhile, the Lebanese Army found the launching spot of the 3 rockets, which were launched from improvised wooden rails, too primitive for Hezbollah |media|
⭕ NOTE:

This is the first time Hezbollah ever publicly denied a rocket attack. In the past, it was clear by the nature of the attack whether Hezbollah was involved or not. It was not even needed to deny. But due to the political climate, especially the internal situation in Lebanon, a clarification was necessary despite the launch being obviously unrelated to Hezbollah.

For months, actually for over a year now, many Lebanese have leveraged accusations at Hezbollah, saying it is taking the matters of the Lebanese State into its own hands. That it is Hezbollah which decides on peace and war, when it should be the Lebanese Government that does.

So, Hezbollah’s position now is clear: The party fought for 1 year and 2 months against the Israeli enemy, in a battle it did not need to get involved in for its own sake, rather they saw it as their religious and moral obligation to support Gaza when no one else did. Towards the end of this battle, especially in the last months, Hezbollah took some major blows, which shook the foundation of the Resistance apparatus in Lebanon. The pager attack, the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, and so on. And then, to add onto all of that, Syria fell, and Lebanon elected a moderately anti-Hezbollah President.

With all these current conditions in mind, it is not only unfeasible to return to an armed conflict with Israel at this point, it is also completely irresponsible. Hezbollah needs to focus on rebuilding, and it needs to spend its resources wisely, especially now the Syrian supply route is gone.

It is very simple: Hezbollah is allowing the Lebanese State to deal with all the issues. It is allowing the Lebanese Government to handle the situation, just like those who oppose Hezbollah have always wanted. For all these years, it was Lebanon that needed Hezbollah. But now, it is Hezbollah that needs Lebanon. It is up to the Lebanese State to guarantee the Israeli adherence to the ceasefire. And most of the politicians in Lebanon know that Lebanon needs Hezbollah for its security, yet they are ungrateful and do not even provide the minimum.

In the 1980’s, in 2000, in 2006, and in 2023-24, Hezbollah and the Shia gave their blood, and some of the Lebanese people gave them nothing but blame.

Hezbollah is now staying silent and passive, partially because the current situation necessitates it, and partially because it will only show and reveal the true face of the Lebanese Government — it will show people that Hezbollah is, and always has been, necessary to secure the safety of Lebanon.

Let the Lebanese Government prove their worth. If they can function, govern and secure their country without Hezbollah, then let them prove it, now is the time.
⭕ Israeli airstrikes targeted the Deir Ezzor Airport in Eastern Syria, located on the border with Iraq
⭕ Iran’s President, Masoud Pezeshkian: ‘Many things are happening, so many things are happening at once that sometimes I have no idea what’s going on’
[except for Russia-China, all the major powers appear to be fronting buffoons. Alls gone dark and into their respective swamps, prayin and lighting incense and adorning altars and invoking to respective deities, in furious preparation for what now comes like the Tide. Why waste energy on the fronting puppets, save to entertain and distract and while away, both the internal and external lemmings?]

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ 🟡| Hezbollah denies involvement in rocket attack against Metulla:

The party announced that it did not fire rockets into the occupied territories, stressing that the Israel’s allegations are just pretexts for its continued attacks on Lebanon, which have not ceased since the ceasefire was announced.

Earlier today, the IOF claimed 3 rockets from South Lebanon struck Metulla. However, it says it cannot determine who exactly launched those rockets.

This, however, did not stop Israel from bombing dozens of points within South Lebanon, with at least 4 martyrs so far.
⭕ Israel bombed the Syrian city of Naja, south of Damascus, earlier today.

This is the second day in a row that Israel bombed Syria, with absolute no resistance from the Jolani regime (not even a silly condemnation).

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ The new Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has no problem in executing Benjamin Netanyahu’s wishes and desire for blood.
[links:
🔻 Muhammad Shehada: 🚨”Netanyahu erupted in anger [on Oct 9], yelling & banging on the table. ‘Why not 5,000?’ he scolded the Chief of Staff. ‘We don’t have 5,000 approved targets,’ Halevi replied. ‘I’m not interested in targets,’ Netanyahu retorted ‘TAKE DOWN HOUSES, BOMB WITH EVERYTHING YOU HAVE'”]
⭕ cont. thread:
Egypt President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi informed the US of his country’s readiness to facilitate the process of a temporary evacuation of half a million Palestinians from Gaza to a city designated for them in North Sinai.
🔻 Hawk Eye: “temporary”

riiiiiight…..🙄
🔻 Seeji Sundarakshan: that was a fake report
🔻 EM: It was a report denied by the Egyptian authorities that is allowing Israel into Rajah after denying any deal with Israel.
🔻 Seeji Sundarakshan: I’m sure the parties concerned are talking to each other behind the curtains.

Of course, Rafah was a red line for Egypt, that Israel deliberately violated it to escalate the war, to drag in Egypt too. Humiliation & bitter pill for Egypt – but could they have gone to war?!
🔻 EM: No humiliation but a non-announced deal.
🔻 Seeji Sundarakshan: Egypt’s financial & economic position is weak. They also have lots of internal divisions/issues that the US can set off to creating huge chaos in the country without much difficulty…

Of course, the US is threatening the Egyptian regime into compliance. |link|
⭕ My assessment is that Benjamin Netanyahu, now facing an ICC arrest warrant for war crimes, has limited time remaining to continue his destructive campaign in Gaza. He likely has until the end of this month to demonstrate (how wrong he is) military success against Hamas and secure the release of Israeli prisoners by force, or risk being exposed for his strategic miscalculations.

Once the new state budget is signed and approved by his government, Netanyahu may scale back military operations in Gaza. Nevertheless, political necessity might compel him to initiate another conflict or intensify aggression elsewhere, such as the West Bank or Lebanon, in order to maintain political stability and appease his far-right fanatic coalition.
⭕ If America truly wants to prevent another tragedy like October 7, it must uphold international law and fulfill its commitments by granting the rightful owners of the land a sovereign Palestinian state, as explicitly promised in the Oslo Accords in 1993-1995.
⭕ Israel said 5 rockets were fired from Lebanon into the northern region and claimed Hezbollah was responsible for the attack, the first since the ceasefire agreement that Israel did not honour. Obviously Israel will bomb positions in Lebanon now.
⭕ Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz recently declared, “Metula in exchange for Beirut,” signalling a dangerous shift in Israel’s rules of engagement, a non-strategic calculus but reckless bravado of a novice arrogant.

Such a posture—threatening the destruction of a capital city in response to a border incident—abandons proportionality and strategic nuance in favour of blunt-force deterrence. If imposed, this tactic could easily spiral into another war Hezbollah is preparing for.

Far from restoring deterrence, such remarks signal instability, raising the stakes for miscalculation and dragging Lebanon and Israel closer to the brink of another conflict.
⭕ Israel has been bombing Lebanon daily without triggering the President and the prime minister’s reaction. In the first-rockets on Israel, Lebanese leaders are shouting but still doing nothing for the continuous occupation of further Lebanese territories. Today Israel is bombing a bit more than the usual but those who launched the rockets sent a message to Israel that its settlements are not safe.
⭕ Since the outbreak of war on October 7, Israel has spent an estimated $42 billion on armament and military operations while incurring a further $65 billion in economic losses due to the disruption of key industries, mass mobilization of reservists, and the impact on tourism, trade, and domestic consumption.

In addition to its financial toll, Israel’s destructive military campaigns have inflicted substantial economic damage in the region. In Gaza, sustained bombardment and infrastructure destruction have resulted in $53 billion in damages, effectively decimating the Strip’s economy. In Lebanon, Israeli strikes—particularly in the south, the Bekaa Valley and the suburb of Beirut—have caused an estimated $11 billion in losses, including damage to homes, farmland, public infrastructure, and the displacement of tens of thousands of civilians.
⭕ One of the more ironic refrains in Lebanon’s political discourse comes from Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, who routinely declares that “the decision of war or peace is in the hands of the Lebanese authorities.”

But the reality makes this statement almost farcical. Lebanon is in no position to declare war on anyone or enforce peace. Israel is violating Lebanon’s sovereignty, and the Lebanese officials and army can do nothing at all about it.

In truth, decisions of war and peace in Lebanon are shaped far more by external actors and non-state forces than by the central government. Salam’s statement, repeated for diplomatic effect, only underscores the disconnect between Lebanon’s official narrative and its actual (lack of) power.
[consider this Lebanese “PM” was the last ICJ chief justice just a few weeks ago. That is the worth and integrity of west-controlled institutions]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ 🔸 Collapsing Empire: “NATO Is Dead”
— by @KitKlarenberg

There are a few of us who have been, for several years now, talking about the coming end of NATO, the EU, and American global hegemony. People used to laugh at us. They’re not laughing anymore.
🔻 Revolution of Consciousness 🕉️☯️ Sorcerer 🧙‍♂️: Good. All of it needs to go.
🔻 Sakari Linden: General @jbpinatel stated already in 2016 that France should leave the NATO and ally with Russia. He saw NATO as obsolete. He accused the US of creating an artificial Cold War climate in Europe, which benefits only corrupt and incompetent European leaders. |link|
⭕🔻 Sprinter Observer: Trump announced the creation of the American sixth-generation fighter F-47

Boeing will receive the contract to manufacture the aircraft. The prototype fighter was secretly tested for almost five years.
🔻 Ken Lovegrove: I’ve seen a few articles saying F-22 Raptor was so good that is why US never exported it. But they did export F-35
🔻 WS: Other than shooting down a Chinese balloon (🤣), the F-22 has never been in combat. NOT EVEN ONE ENGAGEMENT.

The F-22 was designed as an air-superiority fighter to defend against an enemy air force. It is now old and fragile, and effectively useless as a strike aircraft.
⭕📜 Geography

If the US is foolish enough to start a big war against Iran, then 2025 is likely to demonstrate yet again that, combined with firepower, geography is the indomitable god of war.
🔻 Tabby: Whats a plasma weapon Will ? Maybe thats working as a deterrent |link|
🔻 WS: By default, and until decisively proven otherwise, I disbelieve everything that emerges from the Sprinter click-bait sites.
⭕I really do like Sal Mercogliano (even if he doesn’t pronounce his last name in the proper Italian fashion 😏), but in my view, anyone who uses the phrases “dark fleets” and “malign actors” is operating under the oppressive hypocritical assumptions of a uniquely American naïveté.
[links:
🔻 Why Should We Care: Indo-Pacific Pod: 🆕 In Ep. 65, we welcome Dr. Sal @mercoglianos, maritime historian & host of “What’s Going on with Shipping?,” to talk about how “dark fleets” challenge maritime law & Indo-Pacific security by evading international shipping regulations & sanctions against malign actors.” |link|]
[IMO WS’s excessively generous and allowing.. but hey, a fella gotta earn an income, and has a psychic need to belong to “a team”. He DOES appear to know the score, deep deep down, but has a pleasant frozen face and awe-shucks demeanor that permits him to glide and slide, through most of our Apocalypse. An act that becomes apparent to the discerning after a while, as with the good Army colonel that abuses Soviet history. Just focus on his often-useful facts and ignore the de rigueur spin]
🔻 Seeji Sundarakshan: At least @mercoglianos states that the so called “shadow fleet” are in reality “parallel fleet” to western ones.
Only he calls them “mainstream”. Tbf, that’s what it was/is until now.

Wait for a few more years for those to become the mainstream one!

Biggest own goal by the UK!
[another of our small Club. Or is Twitter pushing this guy? Let’s monitor..]
🔻 Yasha: A while back I told him it’s not “Houthi” the correct name is “Ansarallah”. He said “I don’t want to use god’s names in affiliation with terrorists”. I asked him what he calls “Hezbollah”. He didn’t answer. He’s more upset for shipping than tens of thousands of unnecessary deaths
[see I told you. Sal’s smart, but bent. He knows Ansarullah translated = the Helpers of God, as used in the Qur’an to describe those Christians who helped Jesus during the First Coming. And he knows as well Hezbollah = the Party of God (another way of saying the Helpers of God). But the narrative is fixed. The Hatred for Yemen’s white-hot and only exceeded by Persians. Sal’s very likely a smooth christian zionazi, who polished off the lingo and affectations and smartly sticks to the facts. But he’s consciously part of the Big Club, and will be so accounted in the final dispensations]
🔻 Mark Thomas 🇿🇦🍉: I am sorry if this offends but American imperial arrogance knows no bounds. Like a balloon being overinflated it may appear impressive but there is only one scientific outcome!
⭕ 🤣 One thing I’ve always acknowledged about Trump is that — notwithstanding all his other shortcomings — he has a unique gift for pissing off a lot of people who indisputably deserve it.
[links:
🔻 @amuse: “SECRETS: Trump just rescinded security clearances for Antony Blinken, Jacob Sullivan, Lisa Monaco, Mark Zaid, Norman Eisen, Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, Andrew Weissmann, Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Cheney, Kamala Harris, Adam Kinzinger, Fiona Hill, Alexander Vindman, Joseph R. Biden Jr., and any other member of Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s family.”]
🔻 Dr. Anton: Actually I’m shocked it took him this long
[part of the narrative con, or breads & circuses. Which ever stain of the swamp is in power gets to humiliate the other odiferous stain]
🔻 some guy: Disappointed I didn’t see Mathew Miller on the list
[did u note his replacement at State is currently another smirking simpleton?? Unbelievable. Yanquis are being mocked left and right, no pun intended]
🔻 Mary, the Blackpilled Ranter 🇷🇺🇵🇸: |Pill 01| |Pill 02| |Pill 03|
⭕ ‼️ Sudzha Road of Death

This is an intense 5 minutes of combat footage.

As I have noted repeatedly, western militaries are not even remotely prepared at this point in time to fight this kind of war.

You will try in vain to count the number of destroyed vehicles on this road. |link|
🔻 Milo Spiccolo ♏️: links: “🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia introduces mobile anti-drone teams!

The special forces unit “Nomad” is armed with pickups with increased cross-country ability, which are equipped with machine guns and night sights, but also with a laser system for combating UAVs, apparently mounted on a GAZ Sadko Next C42A43 truck. ” |link|
🔻 🔮Sprezzatura🔮: It looks like they ran over a body in the road at 3:24💀
🔻 saint toritseju: the video is eerie. extremely dystopian. this is a hellscape even hollywood won’t be able to recreate especially contrasting with that dusk sunlight at the back
🔻 lnkldt: Terrifying. Drones have changed everything.
⭕ Pete Hegseth spouting delusional nonsense better than the most talented used-car salesman you’ve ever seen.
[links:
🔻 Brian Berletic: “We will be able to project power around the globe unimpeded for generations to come…”

Which refers to continuing decades of wars of aggression – wars Trump is eagerly continuing – that have killed, maimed, or displaced 10s of millions, all built on lies while pumping trillions of taxpayer dollars into vastly corrupt corporations like Boeing.

This isn’t fighting the deep state. This is feeding it.” |link|]
🔻 John Metzner: Checkered trousers are missing to complete the picture.
[he already has a debbie from dallas..]
🔻 Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵: Yeah yeah, as unimpeded as the F-35, which didn’t dare to ‘impede’ Iranian airspace. 👌😂

Who knew you could make America great again with fiction and CGI only.
🔻 V.McKenna: [above, our roving poet posts the poignant poem..]
🔻 NeuralUnity: Boeing bailout.
🔻 John: Exactly why he was appointed. Another actor.
⭕🔻 Sony Thang:
They said no one could stand against empire.

But Vietnam did.

And we didn’t fight with words alone.

We fought with steel in our spine and fire in our lungs.

We fought barefoot in the mud, with rusted rifles, against superpowers who thought the world was theirs to rule.

We made them bleed until they crawled back across oceans—beaten, broken, and no longer so sure of themselves.

And we built what they said could never rise—a nation that never forgot the cost of freedom.

Empire is not eternal.

Resistance is.
🔻 Scott Ritter: 2,000,000 dead civilians.

1,100,000 dead VC/NVA

250,000 dead South Vietnamese.

58,000 dead Americans.

You won because it was existential for you to win.

We lost because it wasn’t an existential fight for us.

But don’t for a minute think you beat us.

We beat ourselves.

We never should have been there.

But you certainly did not beat us.
[LOL. A salty Marine STILL doin’ Body Counts. Can HE handle the Truth, wonders Col. Jack Nicholson?]
🔻 Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵:
be Scott Ritter
literally lists how rice farmers wrecked two major armies and sent them packing
Marine brainwash.exe activates
brain morphs into warface mode
“Uraaaaah”
somehow concludes the U.S. didn’t lose
hits post like it’s Fallujah
goes for a 5-mile run
does 100 pushups in front of random Asian grocery store
feelsgoodman.jpeg
[one slight quibble from a most fine and accurate summary: our hero General Giap humbled FOUR major armies in succession, with nary a pause – Japanese, Frenchie (with smorgasboard of surviving german and axis nazis brought from Europe), USA, and Chinese]
🔻 WS: The US lost ~10,000 aircraft in Vietnam.

T E N T H O U S A N D.

this is during last week’s bombing of Sanaa, Yemen, by Anglo-Zionists.
Title: “American raids on Sanaa, and Israeli raids on Gaza“
Description: “Be proud, people of Yemen. Your honorable stance towards Palestine will be remembered in the pages of honorable history.”
Indeed! And there is corresponding humiliation meted to the cowards who’ve made it their signature of centuries to savage and massacre the women and children of targeted natives. Gaza is merely the latest. “Alas, Babylon!”

💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕— 🇹🇷 NEW: The Erdogan administration has detained at least 343 individuals during protests in multiple cities, including Istanbul and Ankara. Protests have occurred in at least 55 provinces across Turkey

Turkish police have also arrested 56 people accused of ‘inciting unrest through provocative social media posts.’ Authorities have issued 94 warrants for additional suspects believed to have contributed to public panic.

At the request of the Turkish government, Elon Musk’s Twitter has suspended several accounts belonging to opposition figures in Turkey. This is not the first instance; in February, Musk suspended over 100 accounts at the request of the Erdogan regime.

The interrogation of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has concluded, and a verdict is pending. |media|

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ 🇹🇷| The Turkish government has imposed restrictions on entry and exit to Istanbul.

Vehicles likely to participate in the protests will not be allowed to enter Istanbul.

💠 @Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ Sayyed, Leader
Abdul Malik Badreddin Al Houthi
22 Ramadan 1446 AH | March 22, 2025

• The Americans intimidate others with aircraft carriers, but in the confrontation with Yemen, they may become a burden for them.
• The announcement by the Americans of sending a second aircraft carrier is a testament to the failure of the USS Truman.
• The Americans used to rely on a single aircraft carrier to threaten major powers, but in the face of Yemen, they are demonstrating their own failure.

⭕ The enemy’s media, known as Global Hebrew, declares that a ground military operation will soon begin in Yemen.

—

🇾🇪🇾🇪Response from Yemen🇾🇪🇾🇪

To the forces lurking behind false flags and deceit,

You dare to threaten the land of Yemen, yet you underestimate the spirit of our resilient people. We stand united, ready to defend every inch of our sacred soil. Your so-called “military operation” will only serve to awaken the lionhearted determination that lies within us.

Know this: we have weathered storms before, and we will not falter in the face of aggression. Our history is rich with tales of bravery, and we will add another chapter of resistance to it. We challenge you to step foot on our land, for it will be your greatest folly.

Your attempts to invade will be met with fierce resistance, and we will emerge victorious, for we fight not just for our territory, but for our dignity and future. Yemen will remain unbroken and unwavering against any force that seeks to impose its will.

Prepare yourselves, for Yemen’s spirit is indomitable. We are ready. Let the world bear witness to our resolve and bravery!

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️Moscow will develop countermeasures in the event of the deployment of US medium-range missiles in Japan

The statement was made by the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Asia Department in an interview with Sputnik.
⭕ ❗️ Moscow reserves the right to respond, including symmetrically, if Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy facilities continue, Maria Zakharova, the Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman, says

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇭🇺EU has isolated itself by:

• Having competition of who can say the nastiest things about Trump
• Cutting ties with Russia
• Imposing tariffs on Chinese EV imports
• Putting preconditions on cooperation with Africa

Hungarian FM Szijjártó tells @RTnews
⭕ ‘Majority of those in Brussels want this war to be continued’ – Hungarian FM Szijjártó breaks down why he thinks they want the Ukraine conflict to keep going
⭕ Hungary’s FM Szijjártó on Druzhba and TurkStream pipelines attacks:

‘If you attack energy security of country, it must be considered attack on its sovereignty’.

‘Russia has always been a reliable supplier of energy to Hungary, PERIOD’ he adds.

LOL. Couldn’t resist – a premonition for what awaits the US Navy at the Gate of Tears

This channel is well named. No amount of whitewashing can wash Gaza or hundreds of millions of other innocents. But a few nuggets drop. Anglo-Zionists are a criminal syndicate, top to bottom. And terrorism has its limits against the civilizational-states, hence the march into Armageddon

That entire stunt at his senate confirmation was for targets to see that the Crusader Cross was back in the saddle of the Last Drang against mankind

💠 @Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇷🇺🇺🇦Our fighter came under fire, as a result of which he fell from his motorcycle and realized that he would not be able to escape from the enemy’s FPV drone.

He decided to accept death heroically, literally laughing in its face.  |media|
[Do nazis on any theatre accept their fate in similar ways?]
⭕ 🇷🇺🇺🇦❗️End of the “energy truce”: Russia declares its readiness to resume strikes on the Ukrainian energy system.

Reported by the Russian Foreign Ministry
[Transl.: Get lost, Orange & Witkoff]
⭕ 🇱🇹Following Poland, Lithuania intends to place anti-personnel and anti-tank mines on the border with Belarus and Russia, the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense reported.
[Europe will burn. This is the deeper meaning. The impotent remain hellbent on Drangs, and will accordingly bring the Gotterdamerung on themselves]

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️The US wants a ceasefire agreement in the Ukraine conflict by April 20, but admits the deadline could slip, US media reports
[An unrepentant satanic Empire! That’s Hitler’s birthday, and a day before Queen Elizabeth II’s BD too. As Prince sang, “I would die for U”]
⭕ ❗️Russian troops liberated the settlement of Sribnoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic, the country’s MoD reports

Ukrainian troops lost up to 1,380 people over the past day, the ministry added.

💠 @kuluary_zaliva (В кулуарах Залива):
⭕ Iran Strengthens Military Positions in Persian Gulf

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled new anti-aircraft missile systems deployed on three islands in the Persian Gulf , saying they can target nearby “enemy bases and vessels.” The new systems can reportedly completely destroy any target within a 600-kilometer radius .

The statement was a response to a letter from US President Donald Trump to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in which he called on Iran to resume nuclear talks and warned of possible military consequences if Tehran refused.

The missiles were deployed on the Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa islands near the Strait of Hormuz , a globally important shipping lane. Iran has controlled the islands since 1971, although their sovereignty has been disputed by the UAE for decades.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Hezbollah is not responsible for the rockets launched today towards Metula
[working backwards from his posts, starting yesterday about 21 hours ago]
⭕ [comment to his latest article, “Warnings from Israeli officials: Civil War No Longer Unthinkable – Elijah J. Magnier”]
🔻 Nomadic-somm: how likely do you think it is?
🔻 EM: There is a serious division within Israeli society, and that is positive for Gaza after the end of this month. Netanyahu will be forced to regain the negotiation, but he is not honest and will never be.
⭕ Since Israel violated the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, it has initiated relentless daily bombings, including today against Khan Younis and al-Mawasi, resulting in the deaths of over 850 Palestinians (20 this morning alone) and injuring approximately 1,500 others.

Simultaneously, Israel has persistently bombarded Lebanon, flagrantly violating both the ceasefire agreement and United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701, causing over 107 fatalities.

Moreover, Israel has escalated its aggression toward Syria, seizing and occupying territory larger than the entire Gaza Strip without encountering significant resistance.

At the same time, under the administration of a president who presents himself as committed to peace, the United States has conducted continuous daily airstrikes against Yemen—including attacks as recently as last night—in an effort to weaken Ansar Allah. Despite these military actions, the US has failed to reopen the Red Sea for Israeli commercial shipping, as Ansar Allah remains steadfast in its blockade, demanding the lifting of the humanitarian siege on Gaza. Consequently, the so-called “peace president” has jeopardised the security of Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and his naval fleet, with Ansar Allah’s leadership repeatedly targeting and threatening the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier.
⭕ There are at least TWO known programs all intelligence services, including hidden rooms you cross where data is sucked w/o your knowledge: One to decipher programs and break your password and another to download all the content, mainly the one deleted. |media|
🔻 beetlejuice🇵🇸: At airports or anywhere?
🔻 EM: The rooms are hidden at the crossing of all passengers At airports, the sucking of data is also available in many streets in several western countries and the programs are at embassy and Intel/security services.
[one of the hallmarks of the AntiChrist/Moshiach is SPYING. And his Anglo minions took it fully to heart, starting with the first 007 in era of Queen Eliz I to the present day. By their fruits we recognize them]
⭕ Yesterday, Israel launched two consecutive waves of airstrikes against Lebanon, killing seven people and injuring at least forty others.
🔻 Mary Contrary: Elijah do you think Hezbollah will reopen this front? At what point do they lose faith in this new regime
🔻 EM: Hezbollah won’t start a war at least in the next year and a half.
[IMO, at the end of which Lebanon will have ceased to exist. Without active Resistance, and there cannot be given the abject compradores in charge, devoid of self-preservation and honor, it will be eaten up like Syria. But that opens up another can of worms altogether – with Lebanon occupied and invaded like Gaza, a total guerrilla bloodletting can resume, at the end of which a Greater Syria will reappear. So grim days ahead for Lebanon. Hezbollah cannot fight the imperial-planned three-front war against Zion in south, HTS headchoppers in north, and traitors within Lebanon. It has chosen to focus on its 1/3 people and let the rest ungrateful arabs fend for themselves]
⭕ Benjamin Netanyahu’s moves to force out Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar, marginalise Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and replace IDF Chief of Staff Herzl Halevi with loyalist Eyal Zamir reflect a deliberate effort to consolidate power and neutralise the ‘gatekeepers’ – a term used to describe senior officials who act as an independent check on executive power. These actions, seen as part of a broader strategy to protect himself from legal accountability and maintain control over government policy.
⭕ BreakingNews:

Israel has ordered the forcible evacuation of Gazans from the northern regions, compelling them onto a grueling four-day journey on foot, explicitly forbidding any use of vehicles or transport. This inhumane measure will inevitably force civilians to abandon almost all their belongings, allowing them only minimal provisions of food and water.

Upon reaching their destination, they face an even greater catastrophe—no tents, shelters, or infrastructure await them, leaving families exposed to the elements and harsh conditions. This unprecedented cruelty is being inflicted upon a population that has already endured displacement more than eight times throughout the current conflict alone.

Tragically, these measures align disturbingly with the plans of the so-called US “peace president,” perfectly complementing the objectives of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right extremist fanatic coalition, who aim to permanently displace the people of Gaza from the land of their ancestors in Palestine.
⭕ Is it the beginning of another Israeli war on Lebanon? My take to @AJEnglish |media|
⭕ While publicly calling for restraint, the so-called “Peace President” appears to be preparing for war—his second option with Iran is not diplomacy but escalation, and it threatens to ignite the entire Middle East, dragging US forces deeper into chaos.
[links:
🔻 Sprinter Observer: Donald Trump:

We have reached the final stage in our relationship with the Iranian government. Interesting days lie ahead. I would rather have a deal than the second option, but the “second option” would probably solve the problem.” |media|]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ cont. thread:
📜 Geography
🔻 Eomar – Diligent News: Too many Americans literally have NO idea what we are being led into and how destructive it would be to America. One way or another our empire is ending, we seem to be back on the path of most pain. |link|
🔻 BenLayZenji: “War is God’s way of teaching American geography.” (Ambrose Bierce)

🔻 infohazard: The US isn’t going to invade Iran, Trump is not that crazy. They might launch some missiles though
🔻 WS: I agree. A US ground invasion of Iran is a material and logistical impossibility.

But if the US/Israel launch missiles and/or airstrikes against Iran, the Iranians are certain to return the favor.
🔻 Timothy Leary’s Dead 🏴‍☠️🌱🐑🐕 🎣🎇👀🐈‍⬛⚠️🎲: They won’t invade. They’ll use nukes. Scott Ritter says that is the US game plane to take out their nuclear facilities and leadership.
🔻 WS: #BatshitCrazy silly talk.
[indeed. They are so. Passion of the Worst. Sons of Truman, which incidentally is in theatre]
🔻 Timothy Leary’s Dead 🏴‍☠️🌱🐑🐕 🎣🎇👀🐈‍⬛⚠️🎲: There’s batshit crazy people in the White House, and a Christian, white supremacist, fundamentalist crusader running the defense department. I wouldn’t put anything past them. Trump would love to use nukes, the thought probably gets him hard.
🔻 Timothy Leary’s Dead 🏴‍☠️🌱🐑🐕 🎣🎇👀🐈‍⬛⚠️🎲: Scott Ritter thinks that if Trump attacks, he’ll go in with nukes and end it in a day. Says that’s the US game plan.
[for once I endorse Scotty! Even a broken clock strikes the right time twice daily. But note Scotty was selling the NECESSITY of nuking Iran, what a POS.]
🔻 WS: I think Scott needs to adjust his medication dosages.
⭕ cont thread:
📜 The Weakling Wunderwaffe

The F-35 Lightning II “Joint Strike Fighter” is destined to go down in military history as arguably the most ill-conceived, incompetently engineered, and combat-ineffectual large-scale production aircraft of the jet propulsion era.
🔻 Eastern tractorist 🇪🇺: How effective are aircraft carriers with F35Bs? The logistics and maintenance on the sea have to be painful.
🔻 WS: F-35Bs don’t fly off the big carriers. They are designed for the mostly decrepit US Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ships, of which, iirc, only a couple have F-35B squadrons. Most still carry AV-8B Harriers.

Only the USS Lincoln and USS Vinson carry F-35Cs — 10 each.
🔻 Eastern tractorist 🇪🇺: Yeah I knew that but still having climatised hangars on deck together with moisture and salt in the air… It sounds like a nightmare to mechanics and sailors on the board
🔻 WS: Have you seen what F-35s look like when they return from a deployment? |link|
⭕ cont thread:
‼️ Sudzha Road of Death
🔻 Dima Pat: U should watch a movie “come and see” to understand at least a bit about russians and fascism nazism!!!!!!!
🔻 WS: I think I’ve seen it before, although it has been a long time. Isn’t that the one where the young kid becomes a partisan to fight the Nazis?
🔻 Comrade Costermonger: Yes.

Always watch it regularly for it be the best anti-war film of all time. It took me 30 years to watch it the 2nd time.
⭕ ⁉️ Nuke Iran? 🤦‍♂️

Ok, for all those people who seriously believe the US is going to launch a decapitating nuclear first strike against Iran, I have a few questions. Here is the first:

How will these strikes be delivered?
🔻 Rylko: Diego Garcia? The US teases b2 and b52 runs from the Indian Ocean towards Iran. Wont happen imo though
🔻 WS: That doesn’t really address my question.

Bear in mind, there are only three options I can think of right off hand: ICBMs, sub-launched Tomahawks, B-61 gravity bombs — and the efficacy of all three options is questionable.
🔻 Rod Miller: Why? (not challenging this, but how can we bear something in mind if we don’t understand why it is?)
🔻 WS: Those are the only means by which the US can deliver a nuclear weapon. At least that I’m aware of.
🔻 Rod Miller: I mean: Why are they questionable? Any bomb has to be delivered by an aircraft — OK, dicey. And the Tomahawk is subsonic, so perhaps also dicey. But ICBMs sound very difficult to counter.
🔻 WS: Very few of the silo-based US ICBMs are likely to exit the ground. The horror stories about the condition of the Minuteman III installations are beyond belief.

US Trident II SLBMs are probably in better condition — but the recent British tests raise doubts.
🔻 Rod Miller: That *would* be embarrassing: We tried to destroy Iran’s nuclear programme, but our nukes didn’t work.
🔻 Literally Me: Why do we assume the US has not developed glide, cruise, or rocket assist strap on packages to the b61? We’ve seen how easy it is with jdam, jdam-er, glsdb, FAB, etc
[those assist straps only further the distant by 20-70 km or so, according to design/country. Iran is 1,000s of km deep, with many installations far from coast. And their AD cover is 4-600km beyond the coast for missiles. So it is likely either thousands of Tomahawks mass-launched, or ICBMs..]
🔻 Thingsneedtochange: Tomahawks.
🔻 WS: Tomahawks work really well against countries that lack the ability to shoot them down. Otherwise, they are old and slow. And I doubt there are very many — as in maybe a few dozen — that are nuclear armed.
🔻 Dr. Anton: Can Iran shoot down ICBMs?
🔻 WS: They have untested missiles designed to do so.
🔻 Rylko: Tomahawks from the Med sea and B-61 gravity bombs from Garcia.
Delivery systems that would not guarantee to provoke a response from Russia. Tactical nukes and no ICBM’s if that better answers your question.
🔻 DS: ICMB launch from North America would not be an option.
[good point. It would raise significant risk with Russia-China-DPRK. Systems closer in, and perhaps avoiding even sub-launched ICBMs.. plays into Iranian defense, unless the satanists go full retard and launch against all opponents at once]
🔻 Marked safe from Western Propaganda: Scott Ritter talked about it earlier Garland Nixons show with Andrei
🔻 WS: What was Martyanov’s reaction to Ritter’s assertion that the US will use nukes against Iran?
[Typical islamophobia. Full agreement with Scotty that Yanquis “have right” , to paraphrase, to nuke Iran, to deny Iran their own nukes, because … well they’re Mullahs. Some will go to the grave with their hatreds]
🔻 Scott Ritter: B-2 bombers and Trident missiles.

It’s the logical inference from the nuclear posture guidance directing the creation of B61-12, and for the W-76-2.

Next?
[Scotty enters the chat!]
🔻 WS: The B-2 is a big, fat, old, slow, not-particularly-stealthy aircraft that the Russians and Iranians will see coming from a LONG way off, and which they can almost certainly target and kill.

A Trident packing a 7kt W-76-2 is not going to make an appreciable dent in Iran’s deep underground sites, and they certainly aren’t going to eliminate Iran’s capability to shoot back afterwards.

There is no doubt the US can kill a few million Iranian civilians with nuclear strikes, but there is no way they are going to be able to disarm Iran with a nuclear first strike.

Furthermore, if the US launches a nuclear strike against Iran, it will mean war against Russia and China, for the simple reason that they (the US) will have revealed themselves to be crazy lunatics that must be confronted and stopped immediately.
[our redoubtable Marine leaves the chat. When he receives the next memo with the proper talking points, he’ll return to the chat…]
🔻 Nik Stankovic: For the last paragraph I wonder if that is true.

Consider another scenario: would US go to war with Russia if Russia nuked Kiev?

Lots of people would say “of course”. But would it? Trade New York for Odessa? And Los Angeles for Kharkov?
[false equivalence. 404 is the proxy nazi aggressor being put down. Iran is the sovereign defender who never invaded and attacked any Anglo pirate living 10,000 km away]
🔻 WS: I adamantly disagree that Russia and China would “stand down” if the US nukes Iran. In my view, both the Russians and the Chinese would regard a nuclear attack against Iran as an existential threat against them both.
[yep]
🔻 Ryan Dwyer: There is no chance either would retaliate. It wouldn’t even be given substantial consideration.
🔻 WS: [posts in reply this excerpt from earlier]
🔻 Nik Stankovic: I think China most definitely would. Would Russia die for Iran? I am sorry I just don’t buy that.

I think Russia/China relationship with Iran is solid. But die for them? I don’t think so.

I don’t think US would die for UK, much less Germany or France. All of it makes sense for me.

Die here means entire nation disappear, because that is what we are talking about with nuclear weapons. Not having 10K-20K soldiers die on some battlefield. That’s potentially tolerable.
🔻 WS: 📜 All for One and One for All
🔻 Nik Stankovic: Call me skeptical.

Flashback to say 1999. NATO bombs Serbia. Russia is pissed off. Russia’s VP plane heading for the US turns around mid-Atlantic as first NATO bombs fall on Serbia.

Many in Serbia say “Russia will threaten to nuke the US, this will end in no time”.

Does Russia do that? No. Russia protests, calls UN Security Council sessions, even sends a few AA missiles on a diplomatic missions (or so the story goes). Later it would send a few tanks to Kosovo to confront NATO.

But it never threatens to nuke NATO.

Many Serbs are disappointed and think Russia betrayed Serbia.

I don’t think so. Are people crazy? That’s now how things work. Nuclear is nuclear, it’s the end.

Russia is not nuking Kiev today not because it’s afraid anyone would nuke it back. They just don’t think it’s necessary, and there would be a cost, diplomatic and economic, and of course moral. But not reciprocal.

Same thing for Iran. If Iran was nuked, US/Israel would pay a very high price. But they would not be nuked by Russia or China. Sure, they would protest, sanction and cut off ties. They wouldn’t nuke in response for Iran.

That is the reality.
🔻 WS: I made no suggestion that Russia would actually nuke the US. But they would know beforehand if the US was seriously contemplating a nuclear attack against Iran, and might very well announce Iran was being taken under the Russian nuclear umbrella in order to deter it.

And, it should also be noted that 1999 was a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
🔻 Nik Stankovic: I think Russia would put in “best effort” it does not happen. Putin would call Netanyahu and Trump and “sternly warn that there will be serious consequences if they attack Tehran with nukes” (we already know nothing happens with conventional).

It might work. However, if Israel and US choose to ignore the warning, I just don’t think anything more than financial, humanitarian, economic and even military aid would happen from Russia or China. Military aid being some missiles and perhaps even some boots on the ground to maintain sovereignty.

To be fair to US (Trump) and Israel, I don’t think they would go into it lightly. They know they would pay a very high price for it. It would be the official end of the empire.
[put it this way, and it may mirror imperial mindsets, maybe Russia & China ARE taking stronger lines. Permitting this type of savagery to be unleashed will harm them too in the end, so the time to avert it is at the very beginning, per Father Niemöller or the parable of the Three Bulls & the Lion]
🔻 ₦₳V𝚜𝚝é𝚟𝚊 🇷🇺 ᴢ: Irrespective of how strikes could be delivered, I don’t believe Russia or China would go to war if they were.
🔻 WS: There are many different ways to fight a war these days.

We’ve just witnessed the US fight a war against Russia for over three years without “formally” being in a state of war.

I don’t understand why this concept remains so hard to understand when placed in a different context.
🔻 ₦₳V𝚜𝚝é𝚟𝚊 🇷🇺 ᴢ: My mistake. I thought you were saying that Russia and/or China would militarily defend Iran if she came under nuclear attack. I don’t believe. for one minute, that they would risk nuclear war with the US over Iran.
🔻 AlaskaJon: Incredible people can’t comprehend the different ways to fight a war that are staring them in the face.
[and all begun by the Empire of Lies which has refused to declare formal wars since WW2… coming to bite them in the ass]
🔻 trolley problem enjoyer🚃🛤️: As they do against Yemen. No formal declaration of war, but the missile stocks are getting depleted and the ships are getting worn down. Doing it officially means more oversight, unofficially means less caution. But it’s always a figleaf for failed politics.
🔻 Framed Mollusk: I don’t want this to happen to Iran. But if it does, and USA launches serious attack including nukes, Iran will buckle as fast as Iraq. Nobody should have any illusions about that. Neither China nor Russia will step in to fight that war.
🔻 WS: I would not make that bet. Iran 2025 bears no resemblance whatsoever to Iraq in 1991 or 2003.

And you are misinformed about how Russia and China would react to a US nuclear strike against Iran.
🔻 Winsome Pines: Once a country uses a nuke, it’s existential for everyone. That country cannot be trusted not to first strike ANY country. All nukes would be unleashed. MAD.
[Likely not unleashed, but a lowered threshold of future use which would through miscalculation, accident or fear likely lead to the next use. A self-licking ice cream cone, like the US hog trough]
🔻 Caligula’s Horse: Question is timing. The Russians and Chinese would conclude that the US regime is a rabid dog that needs to be put down. But putting it down might require careful planning and coordination such that the world isn’t ended. There would be retaliation – but perhaps not immediately.
[exactly. If this conclusion has not already been reached, which I suspect it may have been by Feb 4, 2022, at the start of the Beijing Olympics]
🔻 Minotaur: @nikstankovic_ not only I agree with @imetatronink but I think that in the past 3 years we have come quite close to a first strike from Russia and China happening.

US lack of rational leadership, its actions and words, certainly made the question to be discussed, I think.
🔻 Boss Boss: Submarines. But what s the point?
🔻 WS: So … old, slow Tomahawk cruise missiles? Likely to get shot down, and incapable of significant penetration. Sure, you could probably kill a few million civilians in Tehran, but you’re not going to meaningfully degrade Iranian counterstrike capability.
[scorched earth retreat. And to set Iran back awhile, for Pax Judaica to breath alittle while longer, and lord it over holocausted arabs, before the demons are expunged]
🔻 Tabby: But they will use this to start a civil war & throw Ayotollahs out
[good point. a political move, to seed unrest or at the least chaos for a while]
🔻 Boss Boss: Well then ICBMs. Still no point either. If the iranians destroy Aramco we are screwed.
🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ: Most people don’t realize US can only deliver them via gravity bombs, requiring the “invisible” F-35s to fly directly over Iran’s air defenses. That’s not believable for obvious reasons, not least of which being F-35 doesn’t have the combat range to reach most internal targets inside Iran and back.
🔻 Dan Lynch: What about missiles launched from subs? Other than the fact that Iran may be able to intercept our missiles.
🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ: That would risk nuclear holocaust as Russian (and potentially Chinese, etc.) ballistic missile detection would assume the missiles are a first strike, which would allow an immediate “total nuclear exchange” response destroying the U.S.
🔻 WS: Even if the Russians and Chinese were informed beforehand, I strongly believe it would mean war against them if the US did something crazy like nuke Iran.

Nuking Iran, imo, is so crazy even the fools in Washington aren’t dumb enough to do it.
🔻 newscooters: Just one nuke would set an awful precedent. Soon, it would be just one more.
🔻 PJ 🦧: I’d never say they aren’t dumb enough to do it. American exceptionalism has rotted the brain
🔻 Framed Mollusk: The issue is, US may see this as existential need. Their conventional power is diminishing, and they need fear. Trump loves to be feared. 1+1=2.
🔻 Dale Dick: Hope youre right. Theres higher levels of malignent idiocy in this new admin than even Bush 2 I think
🔻 Tod🏁🚩🏴🏳️: Somehow you attempt at lifting our morale is making me even more paranoid.
[LOL. Welcome to the Apocalypse]
🔻 Jesterus The Catificator: AGM-86 is still in service in the nuclear variant (W80 warhead, basically the same as B61 uses), carried by B-52. Only conventional AGM-86 variants were retired.
🔻 WS: Ok, let’s add the old, slow AGM-86 to the list.

Suppose they launch, say, 50 of them, and half get shot down by Iranian AD (not at all out of the question).

They have negligible penetrating power, and are unlikely to do meaningful damage to deep underground installations.
🔻 Jesterus The Catificator: I agree. But it is a viable option. It requires use of the even more ancient B-52, but if the AD gets saturated (with the use of other targets), it’s still a perfectly useful weapon. Lightyears better than a free fall bomb, and much less risky.
Still a dumb idea anyway.
🔻 HOBOTOWN3439: B2 , Isreali F-35 with bunker busters. B-
52 or B1. Sea launch tomahawk F18 growlers running point and super hornet support. Major cyber attacks first on Iran. They must guarantee a major knock-out blow. My own opinion is that this will be a mess from the beginning.
🔻 WS: Where they gonna launch F/A-18s from? Look at a map. Do the math.

And I just cannot believe any sort of gravity bomb can be delivered in the teeth of Iranian AD.

Iran is a very big place, and they can shoot back.
🔻 Neanderthal Intellectual: US subs carry Trident II D5 missiles as well.
🔻 WS: Yeah, that’s an ICBM. Is that the choice? Because there are some serious issues gonna arise if US subs start lobbing ICBMs around.
🔻 Thomas Stockmann: B-2? Isn’t penetrating advanced AD for nuclear strikes its original intended mission? That said, it’s a shame the imaging satellites China claims the ability to detect stealth aircraft with probably don’t cover Iran. A B-2 getting shot down would be an epic blow to US pride
🔻 WS: I double-dare a B-2 to fly over Iran — assuming they can actually get a couple of them airborne.
🔻 Thomas Stockmann: Not advocating it, rather just assuming it would have a greater chance of success than an F-35, no? Would enjoy hearing about how that assumption is wrong.
🔻 WS: The B-2 is a big, fat, old, slow, not-particularly-stealthy aircraft that the Russians and Iranians will see coming from a LONG way off, and which they can reliably target and kill.
🔻 Thomas Stockmann: I was aware the B-2 is pretty old but figured for the price it would still outperform the joke that is the F-35, interesting.
🔻 looooool 🇦🇺🇮🇹: The only thing I can think of is Iranian AD systems providing a protective shield against any nuclear attack. Perhaps that is so but I’m not so sure
🔻 Rod Miller: No effective defence against ICBMs exists, as far as I know.
Read Annie Jacobsen’s “Nuclear War — a scenario”. If, that is, you don’t mind spending the following nights staring rigid at the ceiling.
🔻 WS: If the Russians can shoot down ATACMS with their Buk systems, then I’ll bet they stand a very good chance of shooting down ICBMs with their S-500s.
🔻 گُم گشتہ: Will, sorry to interfere with a less relevant question. The Yemeni claim every now and then that they fired “Palestine-2 hypersonic missile” on Tel Aviv, but it seems they’re all intercepted by Israeli AD. Are Yemeni lying or Israeli AD can now shoot down HS missiles?
🔻 WS: There have been a few successful strikes by the Palestine-2. But it doesn’t appear to be super-duper reliable at the far limits of its range (~2000 km). They also haven’t launched very many of them. I don’t believe the Israelis shot down any. I think they just fell short.
🔻 Shehu Sada🇳🇬 شيحو سد: Well Iran is not Syria, they will retaliate, maybe hit Washington, they have the capacity and the ability, and Trump knows it. I believe this a game of chicken.
🔻 WS: Iran can’t hit Washington. But they don’t really need to. They just need to retain most of their counterstrike capability following a US nuclear strike.

And I am convinced that, if the US uses nukes against them, we will soon discover Iran is not alone.
🔻 Khaled Bin Ali🔻 خالد بن على: Is Diego Garcia within Iranian missiles reach?
🔻 WS: Very doubtful.
🔻 Tinu: yes without nuclear weapons iran is weak
🔻 James O’Malley: Top five military power with 100 million people is weak? 🤡 Go do some research kid.
🔻 Tinu: compared to usa its weak
🔻 James O’Malley: In some ways, but the USA can’t deploy much of its strength to the middle east. We couldnt even deploy 25-50k men into the theater currently. That’s nothing. We are only able to lob missiles and run away or hide. Iran is a huge nation.
🔻 Tinu: usa can take down the power grid in 3 days
🔻 James O’Malley: Probably not. Iran has a good air force and some of the best air defenses in the world. Plus any air base in the middle east would be put out of commission in an hour by iranian missiles and drones.
🔻 Tinu: Iran doesn’t have an air force Usa doesn’t need Air base to hit Iran
🔻 James O’Malley: Iran has the second largest air force in the middle east and the second largest number of aces next to Israel in the middle east. Iran has over 300 operational combat aircraft ready to go. USA has very limited strike capacity if flying all the way from the USA. Duh.
🔻 Tinu: All iranian planes are decommissioned US airplanes you are out of touch
🔻 James O’Malley: Wrong. @grok give me basic Iranian air force numbers of operational combat aircraft.
[these two could stand for Oliver & Hardy, playing ping pong til Kingdom Come. And best, no rancor. Just back and forth, back and forth. The wonders of twitterworld]
🔻 WS: Iran’s air force is unlikely to be a meaningful factor in the scenario we are discussing. Iran’s air defenses and counterstrike capability against US/Israeli bases and ships are its only meaningful strengths against a US/Israel attack.
🔻 James O’Malley: Are you implying the Iranian air wouldnt be a factor in a conventional attack against Iran? If so that is easily debunked.
🔻 WS: As I have written previously, I think the most likely use of the Iranian air force would be launching long-range AA missiles against US/Israeli refueling tankers. If successful, that would be a very meaningful achievement.
🔻 James O’Malley: They are capable of far more than that. Both the f 14s and f4s have modern radar and a2a missiles and both are faster and can fly higher than the f18s and f 35s we have. No f 35 equipped carriers near, Israel would struggle to put up meaningful numbers of F 15 over Iran.
[this guy’s tireless! He should be hired by the IRGC media office, or some psywar center. Indefatiguable]
🔻 James O’Malley: Are you aware Iran has the second most verified aces in the middle east second only to Israel? That’s knowledge has definitely been passed down and used.
[last bonus! and he’s still ranting in his own echochamber]
🔻 GumshudaKabul: Then All US bases will be hit with Hypersonic Missiles, and there will be no more US presence in Middle east!
Next?
[this was in response to Scotty above]
🔻@blizzarddd44: Hypersonic missiles aren’t some wonder weapon 😂😂
🔻 GumshudaKabul: Hahahaha, You will shit your pants Iron Dome couldn’t do much, neither sling pling one
🔻@blizzarddd44: Well first of all the US doesn’t use the iron dome… And second of all Iran doesn’t have true hypersonic missiles, so most of their ballistic missiles could be intercepted by the US
🔻 WS: Utter nonsense. You have no idea what you’re talking about.

There is exactly ZERO evidence the US air defense systems have EVER intercepted even ONE ballistic missile — not in Iraq, not in Ukraine, not in Israel; not against Patriot, THAAD, SM-3s, nor any Israeli interceptors.

The Iranian IRBMs blew right through US AD at Ayn al-Asad in 2020. The Russians blew right through US AD every time in Ukraine. And Iran again blew right through against Patriot, THAAD, SM-3, and “Iron Dome” both times they launched strikes at Israel in 2024.
🔻 Ibrahim: Technically, not that difficult. If delivered by airplanes, Iran might down a few. The nukes won’t stop Iran’s nuclear programme, so USA will further destroy its reputation for nothing. China, Russia and North Korea will be taking notes and adjusting their nuclear doctrines.
🔻 WS: Technically, it would be MUCH more difficult than most people are inclined to believe.

Air platforms launching gravity bombs would be VERY difficult. Sub-launched Trident II ballistic missiles are the surest bet — but the day that happens, the world changes forevermore.
🔻 no to blue 🇮🇪 Z: Why not a glide bomb? Wouldn’t that be capable of carrying a nuclear payload and also be relatively difficult to shoot down?
🔻 WS: Research the range of glide bombs. And then start doing measurements on Google Maps. Then ask yourself, “What are the potential problems with this tactic?”
⭕ Speaking of a US nuclear strike against Iran, and the Russian/Chinese reaction to it.

I agree 100%.
[links:
🔻 西方專家 expert on westoids: Setting a first strike precedent will only diminish their own security. Once this new doctrine is set, both 🇨🇳 & 🇷🇺 will be questioning whether they will be next for a preemptive ‘decapitation’ strike. They will update their own nuclear policies to something that 🇺🇸 may not like.”]
🔻 ₦₳V𝚜𝚝é𝚟𝚊 🇷🇺 ᴢ: Oh, wonderful – the end of the world.
🔻 AKR: US has first use policy. And after SMO, Russia also modified its nuclear doctrine to change from no first use.
🔻 Nuclear Toaster: First strike on US fom Russia and China should be every carrier that exist. One or two 900 kT warhead on each carrier should be enough to the NATO rats.
🔻 Olga Bazova: Russia has already upgraded its nuclear doctrine.
⭕🔻 Caitlin Johnstone:
Well that’s cool.
[links:
🔻 Bruce King: 🍉🗞️
Susan Sarandon @SusanSarandon full speech 👇

At the event, just ended, “Free Mahmoud, Free Palestine: Live Event in New York City” |media|]
🔻 WS: Well deserved, Caity.
🔻 Saman ❤️🖤🤍💚: Theodore Parker wrote in 1853: “I do not pretend to understand the moral universe; the arc is a long one, my eye reaches but little ways… But from what I see I am sure it bends toward justice.”

#Palestine has already won — not through might, but through truth, resilience, and unwavering spirit. Israhell may have weapons, but it has lost its soul, its legitimacy, and the world’s conscience.

History will remember who stood for #justice. And justice is on Palestine’s side.

#FreePalestine #EndTheOccupation
🔻 WS: Susan Sarandon gives a well-deserved shout-out to @caitoz. Caity is one of an increasingly rare breed: a poet historian.
⭕‼️ This is crazy stuff. Russian soldier sneaks up on a Ukrainian bunker carrying a heavy anti-tank mine; tosses it in; runs like hell. Huge explosion.

Then he does it again. |media|
🔻 SteveNZ106 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇳🇿: I imagine health and safety will be having words with Kier if he’s expecting British soldiers to get involved with that sort of malarkey. It looks quite dangerous to these eyes
🔻 Ex Services… i’ve seen enough death for lifetime: Russians my friend ..
It’s in the blood
🔻 Marta: Credere nei propri ideali😍
⭕🔻 The Associated Press: BREAKING: A Turkish court formally arrested the mayor of Istanbul and key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and ordered him jailed pending the outcome of a trial on corruption charges.
🔻 WS: Now Erdoğan has a tiger by the tail.

The entire region is sliding into an abyss of chaos.
🔻 Warwick Powell | 鲍韶山: Gee, who’d have thought.
🔻 Yasha: Erdogan is Bibi’s brother from another mother.

⭕ retweet of Sony Thang thread:
🔻 Scott Ritter:
Let’s make this as clear as possible:

Iran is a signatory to the NPT.

It has been since 1970.

Iran is not allowed to have nuclear weapons.

Iran has said it is not seeking nuclear weapons.

Iran’s Supreme Leader has issued a religious edict prohibiting Iran from having nuclear weapons.

So everyone should be in agreement:

Iran is committed to adhering to a treaty obligation which prohibits it from having nuclear weapons.

There is no clause that provides an exception to this obligation because Israel has nuclear weapons.

Not even Iran makes that argument.

Last year a succession of Iranian leaders made statements which, when viewed in totality, call into question Iran’s intent when it comes to nuclear weapons.

In February 2024 Ali Akbar Salehi, a former leader of Tehran’s nuclear program, said that Iran possesses all the necessary components for a nuclear weapon.

In April 2024 Ahmad Haghtalab, an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commander who serves as the head of security for Iran’s nuclear sites declared “It is possible and conceivable to revise the Islamic Republic of Iran’s nuclear doctrine and policies to deviate from previously declared considerations.”

And in October 2024 nearly 40 members of parliament sent a letter to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, its top security policymaking body, requesting that the council revise the defense doctrine of the Islamic Republic of Iran to permit development of nuclear weapons.

Statements such as these have prompted President Trump to make the denuclearization of Iran a top priority.

Trump recently sent a letter to Iran’s Supreme leader in which a stark choice was offered: negotiate or go to war.

Iran has indicated any attack against its nuclear facilities would likely cause them to change their nuclear doctrine.

It is believed Iran could rapidly move to build a believable nuclear weapon within a few weeks once the decision was made.

It is believed Iran’s critical nuclear infrastructure is buried deep underground.

So deep no conventional munitions could destroy them.

If Trump were to attack Iran’s nuclear infrastructure with conventional munitions that failed to achieve their objective of destruction, an Iranian nuclear weapon would be all but assured.

This is why Trump ordered the US nuclear posture and employment plans to be altered so that low-yield nuclear weapons possessing the ability to destroy underground facilities such as those housing Iran’s nuclear program would be developed and deployed.

Today the US has two nuclear weapons specifically fielded for this purpose: the B61-12 gravity bomb and the W-76-2 low yield nuclear warhead for use on the Trident submarine launched missile.

Both weapons are operational and deployed where they could readily be used against Iran.

If Trump were to attack Iran’s nuclear infrastructure with the goal of guaranteeing its destruction, he would have to use nuclear weapons preemptively.

This fits in with both the nuclear posture and implementation plan Trump signed off on which Iran specifically in mind.

There are those who say that by making this assessment, I am advocating for a nuclear strike on Iran by the US.

This simply isn’t true.

I’m providing an assessment, not soliciting in favor of war.

A war with Iran would be a disaster.

A nuclear attack on Iran by the US would be catastrophic.

I am firmly against both.

But that won’t stop me from providing the most accurate analysis of what I believe is actually happening today regarding Iran, whether I support such policies or not. |THREAD|
🔻 Sony Thang:
Scott, let me make something clear for you.

Because you mistake legalism for justice, and treaties for truth.

If Israel, a rogue apartheid state that’s never signed the NPT, sits on a pile of undeclared nuclear warheads with full U.S. backing, then Iran not only can seek nuclear weapons.

It should.

You speak of the NPT as if it’s sacred scripture.

But what good is a treaty that binds the weak and exempts the strong?

What good is “nonproliferation” when it’s enforced at gunpoint by the only nation that’s used nuclear weapons—twice?

America didn’t sign the NPT to keep peace.

It signed it to preserve monopoly.

It didn’t give Israel nukes for stability.

It did it to maintain strategic supremacy.

So don’t come here quoting edicts, agreements, or moral high ground.

There is none.

Not when the U.S. invades Iraq on lies.

Not when Israel flattens Gaza with impunity.

Not when Washington threatens nuclear annihilation while pretending to “defend the rules-based order.”

What you’re really saying is simple:

Iran must obey.

Israel may do as it pleases.

That’s not law.

That’s empire.

And history teaches us one thing about empire:

It doesn’t negotiate out of generosity.

It negotiates when it’s forced to.

You say Iran could build a bomb in weeks.

Good.

Because what deters a nuclear strike isn’t a treaty.

It’s retaliation.

You say Trump may strike first with low-yield nukes?

Then Iran has every right to prepare to strike back.

With whatever it must.

You call that destabilizing?

No.

What’s destabilizing is a world where one side gets to bomb, sanction, and blackmail, while the other is told to die politely.

You say you’re not advocating war?

But your entire logic is war’s prelude.

It’s the same cold calculus that justified Hiroshima.

The same doctrine that made genocide “strategic.”

I come from Vietnam, Scott.

We know what empire looks like up close.

We know the smell of napalm and the taste of defiance.

And we know this:

You do not get to kill millions, then lecture the survivors on restraint.

So if the U.S. and Israel insist on threatening Iran with nuclear fire?

Then Iran has every right to meet fire with fire.

That’s not escalation.

That’s balance.

That’s how power speaks when justice is denied.

And that’s the only language empire ever truly respects.

Even Galloway is astounded at his friend Scotty’s dementia. He’s painfully forced to be polite and swallow the words he wants to say! How masks are being dropped. They’re in the last mile, besotted with the Passion of the Worst. “Real Men go to Tehran”

💠 @Fotros Resistance:
⭕ It’s crazy that Israel openly boasts about bombing Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis DIRECTLY.

It was a year ago when Israel bombed al-Shifa hospital but tried to deny it as a misfire by Hamas. Now they just publicly announce bombing a hospital.

Read it again, a HOSPITAL. |media|

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ You will soon receive news regarding explosions ringing out in the heart of the occupied Palestinian territories.
⭕ There have been loud explosions reported around the area where the American aircraft carrier and its warships are located right now.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ You @SteveWitkoff have lost all your credibility. |media|
⭕ cont. thread:
Israel has ordered the forcible evacuation of Gazans from the northern regions, compelling them onto a grueling four-day journey on foot, explicitly forbidding any use of vehicles or transport. This inhumane measure will inevitably force civilians to abandon almost all their belongings, allowing them only minimal provisions of food and water.
🔻 Oren 🇵🇸🇷🇺: in the 1940’s the Jews had a name for it ‘The Death March’.
[the nazis who did this in 1940s were inspired by earlier Yanquis of 19th Century. It’s called “The Trail of Tears” in history books…]
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Joshua Landis: 74 #Alawites killed in #Syria over the last 48 hours.

SOHR said 58 were killed in the countryside regions of Tartous and Latakia – carried out by “armed groups affiliated with the General Security and Syrian military factions.” |media|

It is unbearable. Here’s the tiniest selection

💠 @Seyed Mohammad Marandi:
⭕ Trump and Netanyahu murdered these kids early this morning.
⭕  Trump’s Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff repeated the bogus Hamas mass rape claim on the Tucker Carlson show.

Why is it that a surveillance regime like Israel can’t provide evidence of such rapes or beheadings, yet footage of Palestinians being raped in their dungeons is leaked? |media|
⭕ Al-Qaeda and ISIS have long functioned as tools utilized by the US. Only those indoctrinated by decades of hateful, sectarian propaganda (funded by oil- and gas-rich Salafi and Wahhabi family dictatorships allied with the US) remain blind to this reality. |media|
⭕ The Zionist regime slaughtered her daughter.

Western-funded “human rights” and “women’s rights” NGOs remain collectively silent.

#GazaHolocaust |media|
⭕ Watch Zionist bomb tents full of families! |media|
⭕ Trump is a childkiller.
His supporters are childkillers.
#GazaHolocaust |media|
⭕️ Trump, Netanyahu, and Witkoff murdered her son.

#GazaHolocaust |media|
⭕ She is one of over 400 Palestinian children and infants slaughtered by Trump and Biden over the past few days.

Why are Western journalists silent? Why don’t Western diplomats protest? Why aren’t the well-funded Western “human rights” NGOs outraged? |media|
⭕ The Zionist regime has bombed southern Lebanon all day, proving even to the most naive or intellectually dishonest that it seeks excuses for murder and aggression.

This woman is among today’s victims.

💠 🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ 🇺🇸🇩🇰 US Vice President JD Vance on Greenland:

Denmark, which controls Greenland, is not doing its job; it is not a good ally.

If that means we have to take more territorial interests in Greenland, that’s what President Trump will do.

Because he doesn’t care what the Europeans are yelling at us.  |media|
[Tone-deaf thugs]
⭕ 🇺🇸🇩🇰 Danish MP Rasmus Jarlov responds to JD Vance:

Key Facts for the U.S. Government:

• Greenland has been part of Denmark since 1380, and its inhabitants are Danish citizens.
• Only 6% of Greenlanders prefer the United States to Denmark.
• No Greenlandic elected official supports membership in the United States, and the only pro-Trump party received only 1% of the vote.
• There is no Chinese threat to Greenland—only American pressure is perceived as a concern.
• Denmark will not sell out Greenland or allow corruption attempts, regardless of American threats.

[Don’t whine to us. You’re involved with Thug Life, Inc now. Prep your divisions and say your prayers]
⭕ 🇺🇸🇩🇰 US planes landed in Greenland carrying Trump administration National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, the Second Lady of the United States, and the US Secretary of Energy.
[Freeum & Demonkracy have landed]

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇷🇺🇺🇸The meeting of the Russian and US delegations in Riyadh will be closed.

The Saudi Arabian State Security Service asked journalists to leave the territory of the Ritz-Carlton hotel, a TASS correspondent reports.  |media|
[You gotta give Thug Life, Inc. their due when it comes to staging the show. This was the same 5-star jail of our Prince Al Waleed and the other high rollers when they were shaken down and forced to bend the knee]
⭕ 🇨🇳❌🇺🇦The Chinese Foreign Ministry has denied reports of possible participation in peacekeeping forces in Ukraine.
[Only the insane will get between Russkie Bear and his meat! The risible ploy of desperate Perfide to bring China into the DOA “Coalition of the Willing”]

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ “Can Zelensky Survive?” Wrong Question. It’s Not His War Anymore

The Western press is breathless again. Trump’s envoy to the Middle East (Kellogg was never up to the task) yes, the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, has stumbled into geopolitical reality in his long-form interview with Tucker Carlson, uttering the forbidden truth: the territories don’t want to go back to Ukraine.

The Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. Zaporozhye. Kherson. The referendums are real. The will of the people was crystal clear. The Russian language, culture, bloodlines, and identity have always tied them to Moscow, not Lvov, not Brussels, and certainly not Foggy Bottom.

And yet Witkoff, to his credit, finally pointed out the elephant tap-dancing through every Western think tank boardroom: “The people overwhelmingly voted to be under Russian rule.”

His concern, however? Whether Zelensky can politically survive acknowledging this fact.

That’s the wrong question.

Because this is not about Zelensky’s political career, his legacy, or even his survival. He’s always been a disposable, failed actor. This is about capitulation. Total. Unconditional. Non-negotiable.

If Zelensky can politically survive the loss of Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson, then he can damn well “survive” ceding Odessa, Kharkov, Chernigov, Sumy, and every historic Russian land west and east of the Dnieper. Ukraine as a fiction of empire is collapsing. Malorossiya is coming home.

Let’s not pretend there’s parity here. Russia is not bargaining.
Moscow’s conditions are not hypothetical, they are geographic, historic, and now militarily enforced.

Putin, patient and polite as ever, nodded during talks. He welcomed Trump’s overtures. But Russia has already won the war that matters. The demographic, cultural, and linguistic lines are already redrawn. The Russian tricolor now flies where no NATO bluster can unseat it.

Witkoff naively called it the “central issue” of the conflict.
Wrong again. The central issue isn’t what Kiev wants or can concede.
It’s what Russia will dictate at the inevitable signing table of surrender.

Because let’s be clear:
• Russia holds massive military advantage, not just in the field, but in strategic tempo.
• Russia has total internal unity and public support.
• Russia is dictating the shape of post-conflict Eurasia.

Meanwhile, Zelensky is juggling defeat after battlefield defeat, terrorist drone strikes deep into Russian territory that backfire diplomatically, and watching his Western sponsors pivot to damage control. He’s a burnt-out actor reading lines from a fading script.

This isn’t a negotiation. It’s the final act of a failed empire project.

The US knows it. Trump’s team knows it. Even Macron’s trembling wine glass knows it.

So let the West continue their diplomatic theater. Let them hold conferences in London, Paris, shuttle envoys to Riyadh, and debate ceasefires in committee rooms.

In the real world, the one carved by multipolar momentum, the lines have been drawn, the lands reclaimed, and history rewritten in favor of Russia.

And if the Kiev regime thinks Odessa will be spared? They don’t know how this story end.

– Gerry Nolan
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💠 @ejmalrai:
⭕ Israel killed 16 Palestinians this morning only, bombing Gaza and its Naser medical complex in Khan Younis.
⭕ It is no longer clear who is the US Secretary of State: @marcorubio or @SteveWitkoff ?
[Is it important, or relevant? Are there meaningful differences between strains and stains of zionazis?]
⭕ It’s heartbreaking that so many Israelis standing against the war on Gaza are doing so not because of the tens of thousands of Palestinians killed, not because of the homes flattened or families torn apart—but only to bring back Israeli prisoners. The massacre, the ethnic cleansing, the children buried under rubble—none of that moves them. Palestinian lives should matter too. But to many, they simply don’t.
[Note Witkoff and Trump and their kind only harp on the same. Degenerate supremacists]
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Feroze Sidhwa: I was at Nasser Hospital in #Gaza when it was bombed today. One of my patients, a 17-year-old boy, was killed. He would have gone home tomorrow. If I had been changing his dressings, as I planned to this evening, I probably would have been killed too. Attacking hospitals is a war crime, and it needs to stop
⭕ retweet:
🔻 MenchOsint: Egyptian Foreign Minister, standing next to EU Leader Kaja Kallas:

“No Palestinian faction will have a role in governing Gaza in the future.” |media|
[Today, you do not get to stand next to the EuroNazis without being one of their kind. A useful identifier of the bent who similarly lost moral compass long long ago. Sad for Egypt. And they, and all cowards, were prophesied to not harm the Palestinians an iota. Indeed, Palestinians will outlast and outnumber the compradore arabs quite shortly]

I will share the thread from yesterday in full. It is an important microcosm of the Last Drang underway against all those not among the Golden Billion. It appears, as EuroNazis were forced to bare teeth and show the real hateful face against Russkies, YanquiNazis are undergoing a similar metamorphosis under the marmalade morons – but directed against “the brown and the yellow”. But the Truth, like a Palestinian or Yemeni rock, always stands unmoved and self-evident, no matter the degree of hate thrown at it….

💠@imetatronink:
cont. thread
🔻 Scott Ritter: I’m curious.

You say you come from Vietnam.

But do you speak for Vietnam?

The Vietnam that signed the NPT in 1969.

Registered as a non-nuclear weapons state in 1982, thereby accepting the very premise of the treaty you seem to be rejecting—that there are, indeed, haves and have nots in the world of nuclear weapons.

That entered into a binding safeguards agreement with the IAEA in 1990, and the additional protocol in 2012, committing to the same obligations as Iran.

The Vietnam that became a member of the IAEA Board of Governors in 2021.

The Vietnam that voted in October 2024 to condemn Iran for engaging in the very Iranian behavior that you are praising.

The Vietnam whose position regarding Iran and nuclear proliferation coincides with my own stated position.

It seems to me you’re not Vietnamese when it comes to the NPT, Iran, and nuclear nonproliferation.

You’re just another radical anti-imperialist who literally knows nothing about the issues he engages in.
[aping Sony Thang’s unique writing style is not helping sophistry fighting for the vacuous satanic position. The brevity of single line expositions require refined stiletto minds on the moral high ground… not blunderbusses still doin’ “body counts” — the last argument amongst the warped mind circle jerks]
🔻 Sony Thang: I don’t speak for the state of Vietnam.

I speak from the soul of Vietnam.

The one that watched foreign empires burn its villages, poison its soil, and then write reports about peace.

You confuse official positions with moral clarity.

You think quoting IAEA protocols, board appointments, and diplomatic votes somehow erases the memory of craters, corpses, and chemical fires.

You think a flag at a table means the past is buried.

It isn’t.

Vietnam may sign treaties with the West.

But Vietnam’s soul remembers the cost of listening to Western promises.

You’re right: Vietnam joined the NPT.

Because we believed, for a moment, in peace.

Not in inequality.

Not in permanent second-class status for the Global South.

We signed with the hope that nuclear weapons would be rolled back universally.

Not used to preserve Western dominance while Israel stockpiles and the U.S. plots preemptive strikes.

So no—I don’t speak for the protocol signers.

I speak for the generation that crawled through tunnels while B-52s erased entire provinces.

I speak for the children still deformed by Agent Orange.

I speak for the poets who wrote by candlelight under bombing raids.

And I speak for every nation told to obey rules that the powerful ignore the moment they become inconvenient.

You ask if I speak for Vietnam?

Let me ask you this:

Do you speak for the United States?

Do you speak for the same U.S. that pulled out of the JCPOA, shredded treaties with Russia, rejected the ICC, and armed Israel’s open-air slaughterhouse in Gaza?

Do you speak for the America that taught the world “international law” means nothing if you sit atop the throne?

Because if you do—then no wonder you think law is static, and hypocrisy is policy.

You said earlier that “history holds America accountable.”

No, Scott.

That’s just what empire says when it thinks it’s safe.

History doesn’t hold you accountable.

We do.

And Iran, like Vietnam before it, does not need permission from its violators to resist.

Whether with a rifle, a pen, or a nuclear warhead.

So mock all you want.

Your arrogance isn’t impressive.

It’s exposed.

And it ends the way all imperial arrogance ends.

Not with applause.

But with reckoning.
🔻 Scott Ritter: Thanks for allowing this insight into the alternative reality that defines your universe.

In the real world there is the NPT.

Iran signed it.

And shall be accountable to it.

Whether your revisionist soul likes it or not.
[note the loyal soldier stopped bothering with lost arguments and closed the loop by returning to and emphasizing the central objective of the whole thrust: the Drang on Persia. The Murder-Suicide remains on track, esp among operatives on the psywar sector shaping stale narrative that expired twenty years ago]
🔻 Sony Thang: Scott, in your “real world,” the law is only law when it chains the enemy.

In your “real world,” Israel—a nuclear-armed apartheid regime that never signed the NPT—commits open genocide in Gaza, assassinated Iranian scientists, launched countless wars of aggression, and no one holds it “accountable.”

Why?

Where is this righteous, rules-based order when Tel Aviv builds doomsday weapons in the shadows?

When was Israel ever dragged before your “international law”?

When did the West ever sanction its nukes?

Nowhere.

Because in your world, the strong write the rules in ink and erase them in blood.

So let me return the favor:

Thanks for this glimpse into the psychological theater of Western hypocrisy.

Where treaties are holy only when they shackle those the empire fears, and ignored the moment they restrain its attack dog.

You call my words “revisionist”?

No, Scott.

What’s revisionist is pretending the NPT was ever meant to be just.

What’s revisionist is pretending Hiroshima wasn’t a genocidal warning shot to the world.

What’s revisionist is pretending America honors treaties.

When it tears them up, from Iran to Russia, the moment they become inconvenient.

And what’s delusional is imagining that Iran must submit forever.

While its scientists are murdered, its people sanctioned, its sovereignty violated.

All while Israel stockpiles nuclear warheads under Western protection.

So tell me, Scott:

Where is Israel in your “real world”?

Is it above the law?

Outside the treaty?

Or is it simply your exception that proves the rule?

That might makes right, and empire never binds itself to the chains it forges for others?

You see, you don’t actually believe in law.

You believe in obedience.

Iran signed the NPT, yes.

But unlike Israel, unlike the U.S., it hasn’t violated it.

Yet here you are—threatening it with nuclear annihilation unless it bows.

That’s not “nonproliferation.”

That’s psychological projection.

That’s empire staring into a mirror and fearing the day someone refuses to kneel.

And if that day comes?

It won’t be a violation of law.

It’ll be the first time the law of power cuts both ways.

And that, Scott, is the part your “real world” was never prepared for.
🔻 Africa is beautiful: The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is a con game. It presupposes that only the West can be trusted to handle nuclear weapons safely, which is an utter fallacy. The only reason they wouldn’t want countries like Iran to have nuclear weapons is that it would neutralize their power to blackmail these countries into submission.
Gaddafi gave up his nuclear weapons program, and we all know the fate that befell him.
🔻 Will Anders: Great response, Sony. I don’t know what happened to many US Americans I used to listen to, but whatever it is, it is something dark.
🔻 𝐃𝐎𝐏𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐃𝐄𝐅𝐈𝐂𝐈𝐓: These marines go to war because of the propaganda they believe. It doesn’t have to be balanced or just. The fact is that they believe the commander and are ready to die for it.
So, no matter what you say to Scot, he’ll always be a propaganda pushing marine.

Him agreeing with you would mean all those wars and killings were for nothing.
🔻 Rina Lu🇷🇺: The only truly authentic thing Ritter does is be rude. Everything else is just recycled ideas he’s picked up from others. I saw it clearly when it came to Ukraine and Russia, his so-called expertise is nonexistent.

After obvious legal troubles in his own country, which he tries to spin as a setup, he’s just trying to stay afloat. Too bad lots of people buy it.
🔻 Allison: Well said. Scott’s whole argument is based on hypocrisy. For the US it’s always been, you do as we say and not as we do.
🔻 Hadelibi☝♡: I’m telling you, debating with Sony is like stepping into quicksand – every argument built on double standards, you throw just sinks you deeper in cold, hard facts.
🔻 uptohere: When criminals reign their crimes become the law of the land
🔻 Enejo Abdu: “But what good is a treaty that binds the weak and exempts the strong?”
🔻 Carsten H.: What is the value of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty if international law is trampled on and the UN, WHO, and Amnesty International are institutions that are being instrumentalized?

The empire never follows rules, it bends and abuses them. It creates them for oppression.

WE ARE WITNESSING A GENOCIDE.

Agreement is a weapon of mass destruction.

WE ARE WITNESSING THE COLLAPSE OF WESTERN VALUES.

The mask is finally off.

The whole global war on terror, was a narrative to support Zionism and imperialism as its mother.
🔻 Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵: This isn’t about treaties, law, or even nukes.

If it were, Israel would be disarmed and India treated like NK.

It’s about keeping Israel on top—a bully scared his victims might bulk up.

So he rants about the “dangers” of lifting and says only his crew should be armed.
🔻 Scott Ritter: I’m always curious about people like you who post about me as if you actually know anything about the positions I’ve taken on the topics being addressed.

Take, for instance, Israel and nuclear weapons.

If you actually followed my position, you’d know I condemn Israel’s possession of nuclear weapons and repeatedly called out the hypocrisy of the US in facilitating the Israeli nuclear weapons program. That I’ve repeatedly called for Israel’s nuclear disarmament.

But instead of doing your research, you post some inane analogy about weightlifting.

Sadly, you are typical of the genre.
🔻 Yuliana Dlugaj 🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵: If you condemn Israel for having nukes—a U.S. client state fully backed by your government—you can’t argue against Iran possibly wanting to achieve parity, regardless of what piece of paper they signed or didn’t.

Take the world as it is, not as you wish it were.
[he does, with the filter of one Mensch on top. And like Macgregor he’s smart enough to recognize the choice he’s made, hence the shit faces and weak arguments.. their point is to withdraw, rebuild & refit, then relaunch at future dates..]
🔻 Orthodox Ruscism☦️🇷🇺: So US is going to invade Iran for thinking about creating nukes but they are not going to invade Israel for actually having them?🤷
🔻 Wojtek Palczynski 🧯: The only countries not getting destroyed and robbed blind by yankee murderers are the ones with nukes.
🔻 Shahab: Scott, pack it up, bro.

Take the L like a man.

Accept that you are not intellectually and morally prepared for this argument and just go back to shit posting for your 19 fans.
🔻 Bill Bottrell: “You mistake legalism for justice” – a concept I’ve not had words for but always needed. thanks. Well stated.
🔻 WS: The Thang Man is a poet extraordinaire, as well as a towering logician and rhetorician. He dismantled in detail Ritter’s disingenuous argument. It was a work of polemic art.
🔻 Dr. Anton: Extraordinary to read

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ 🇹🇷 A ‘whirling Dervish’ faces the Turkish police — 2025
[Our End Times is interesting. All the buttons of the insouciant are triggered. All the old memes trotted out. The wheat sifted.. this is outta the worn manual of Anglo-Zionist Gene Sharp. What the Last Satanic Empire does is amazing. It is turning on its vassals, one by one, dismantling the post-WW1 dispensation, thinking they help birth the Moshiach. They accelerate their own composting in the shredded pages of history]

💠@kuluary_zaliva (В кулуарах Залива):
⭕ Egypt puts forward new proposal for Gaza ceasefire

Egyptian mediators are not giving up hope of stopping the fighting in the Gaza Strip. A new Egyptian plan calls for Hamas to release five Israeli hostages every week . After the first week, a second phase of the ceasefire would go into effect and a timetable would be drawn up for a full Israeli withdrawal from the enclave, backed by U.S. guarantees, the sources said.

Hamas and US officials have given preliminary approval to the plan , but Israel has yet to respond.
[HAHAHAHA. “U.S. guarantees”. A syphylitic prostitute working thirty years in the trenches has more claims on virginity or integrity. As Galloway said, the world’s gone insane]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ cont. thread:
📜 Geography
🔻 C1: how many functioning aircraft carriers are there?
🔻 WS: You mean “combat-capable”?

At present, just TWO. I’ve been watching closely for several years now, and I have never seen a point in time when more than THREE were simultaneously combat-capable. There may have been a 4th “deployed” at times, but it was clearly a training cruise.
🔻 C2: Carriers are obsolete. There is no defense against hyper-sonic missiles.
🔻 WS: You don’t even need hypersonic missiles to defeat aircraft carriers. There are lots of other options.
📜 Dinosaurs of the Deep Blue Sea
🔻 C3: Israel spent 16 months going into bunkers nightly until the cease fire now these air raid sirens happen every day again bunker life reopens notice all the protest again
🔻 C4: Those shipping lanes in the Bab Al-Mandab are closer to 10km from the shores of Yemen. And I don’t believe a US warship could pass through without being hit.
🔻 David Shipway: Seems like a familiar bait and switch. Both Zelensky and Trump were elected by a populace that believed his promises of conflict resolution, but then drag their nations into a deeper quagmire.

Pretty soon the Donald’s gonna be wearing the green pajamas..
[posts leading photo. well said about the bait & switch. Same opera using similar clownish actors by the same Moshiach. Orange won’t ditch the suit though. An 80-year-old fat man in pajamas is unbearable optics, so the narcissist won’t do it]
⭕🔻 Cannoneer Marine: 3D Printed Anti-Drone AK Rounds |media|
[Good God. DYI mutual annihilation sets. Like creating Legos of the Apocalypse at home! Spread around like candy. Who needs a MIC when each neighborhood can rapture itself piecemeal??]
🔻 WS: By this time next year, I’ll bet there are big production lines in place to crank out millions of these sorts of rounds.

They are basically variations on the “bird shot” .22 rounds I’ve used to chase away starlings from my fruit trees.
🔻 Cannoneer Marine: CCI shot rounds in 9mm out of a sub gun? You think they would feed, and then perform? Kind of a wild guess, but sometimes you never know.
🔻 WS: Yeah, the .22 bird shot rounds will not feed semi-auto. I use my grandmother’s almost-100-year-old single-shot bolt-action .22 rifle.
⭕🔻 Shashank Joshi: Witkoff on UK troop proposals. “it’s a combination of a posture and a pose and…simplistic. I think there’s this … sort of notion of we’ve all got to be like Winston Churchill, the Russians are gonna march across Europe. I think that’s preposterous”
🔻 Jim Sciutto: The US is now effectively endorsing both of Putin’s stated justifications for invading Ukraine: that potential NATO membership is the real threat and that Ukraine is a “false country”.
🔻 Squadron Commander: All should read more of what Putin has publicly written. If you still think that a settlement in Ukraine will end this war, or curb Russian ambitions, then you are in conflict with every serious expert on Russia. (Kofman, Galeotti, Gorenburg, Snyder).
🔻 WS: “serious experts” 🤣

Those are four of the biggest clowns to emerge from the milieu of Ukraine War commentary. Kofman and Snyder in particular have been so consistently wrong on everything that they simply MUST be doing it on purpose.
🔻 Squadron Commander: So the “self-described WW2-obsessed history buff” emerges. Honestly, I am a bit shocked that you have decided to rise out of the echo chamber in which you reside. Selling propaganda is difficult when you are faced with facts.
🔻 WS: 🔸 As I often note, the inhabitants of the so-called “western democracies” are, with precious few exceptions, the most misinformed and most easily and thoroughly propagandized people in human history.

#EmpireOfPsyops
#EmpireOfLies
🔻 Squadron Commander: Russia is rapidly reaching a point where their past advantage in equipment, particularly massed artillery and missile systems, will be depleted (now using NK arty). Lacking barrel and parts replacement, Ukraine will see increasing firepower parity and possibly advantage.
[🤣😂]
🔻 WS: It must be quite a challenge to go through life as an object of derision. Thankfully, I suppose, you’re not alone.
🔻 Squadron Commander: The Russian army that invaded Ukraine has been destroyed. Fact: The BTGs and the notion of combined arms maneuver failed. Fact: Russia is now fighting an attrition based conflict with tactics and equipment from the 60’s and 70’s.

Admittedly, Ukraine has sustained costs as well. But to say that Russian forces are at parity with Western forces is just wrong. That point is not based on opinion, rather access to vast quantities of intelligence and reports emanating from Ukraine.
[i wanna some that koolaid. It probably is not synthetic but internal juicing through overactive gland chemical production. May have to harvest the pineal gland, like the cannibals Killary and Huma. Will help with my joint aches, and most ills and chores in this life, or worries in the next dimension too..]
🔻 WS: “Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son.”
🔻 Squadron Commander: Fact: over 900,000 Russian casualties. Fact: over 4000 Russian tanks destroyed, Fact: over 12,000 Russian APCs destroyed. Ukraine, a non-NATO army using donated and dated equipment, has fought Russia to a standstill (while also sustaining injury). What am I missing?
[life itself]
🔻 WS: 🔸 As I often note, the inhabitants of the so-called “western democracies” are, with precious few exceptions, the most misinformed and most easily and thoroughly propagandized people in human history.

#EmpireOfPsyops
#EmpireOfLies
🔻 Squadron Commander: No doubt Ukraine is suffering from an onslaught of Russian missiles and drones attacks. Fact: With EU help, Ukraine is increasing their strategic strike capabilities. More effective Ukrainian strikes are likely to deliver high costs on Russia, which may force a peace negotiation
[replace Scotty with this guy! He’s earned it, and more]
⭕🔻 DD Geopolitics: BREAKING: Syria in Advanced Talks to Transfer Territory to Turkey Near Palmyra

The Syrian government is reportedly in advanced negotiations with Turkey to hand over control of areas near Palmyra to the Turkish military.

In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called an emergency meeting, telling the press that a direct Israeli-Turkish confrontation in Syria is “almost certain.”
🔻 WS: reposts his older:
Geopolitics for Dummies 😏
🔻 Elifin Erdem: Your fantasy is so bland. You should detox from Hollywood junk. Feel free to repost this in the second half of 2028 when Erdogan finally retires.
[a beautiful but salty Turk gal. she did have insightful comments in past. but its personal now, as with Scotty on the other sinking front. Most personal indeed]
🔻 James Newell Osterberg: He is poor like church mouse.
He cannot wage real wars.
[but he’s got Gulfie moneybags and zionazi printing presses behind him, so…]
⭕🔻 WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧:
Russia’s attack on Lithuania is possible as early as this fall. This could be our last peaceful summer-BILD
🔻 Brian McDonald: BILD warns Russia might invade Lithuania this fall—meaning war with NATO (triggering Article 5). Another day, another doomsday headline. The hysteria rolls on—arms stocks soar, think tanks cash in, and the media milks the panic.

Fear is the currency, and business is good.
🔻 WS: 📜 NATO Article 5 Is A Little Stick
[I actually feel sorry for Big Lloyd, whose capacious mug must always adorn an article on Little Sticks]

⭕ 🤦‍♂️ Just once I would like to hear these “yellow peril” guys describe what a “China-dominated world” looks like, and how it will ruin the planet so badly we won’t want to live on it anymore.
[links:
🔻 Kevin Bass PhD MS: “The West is behind China across nearly every important dimension of technology. This is not something you hear often, but something people need to become more aware about. It will take a concerted effort to catch up. A China-dominated world is not one we want to live in.”
who himself links:
🔻 “Chamath Palihapitiya: This image is increasingly our reality. On many important dimensions, China is ahead. If they win the technology race, they will win the economic and military ones as well. If the win all three, they become the leading force in the world. We can’t let that happen. We’re losing headed into the fourth quarter.

We need infinite power, infinite compute and simpler legislation if America is going to catch up to China and beat them.

Infinite power means preserving the status quo (ITC credits + transferability) while green-lighting as many new projects as possible across all power modes – nat gas, coal, nuclear, wind and solar.

Infinite compute means rapidly replacing Taiwanese dependencies on chip manufacturing with American ones.

Simpler legislation is self explanatory. Wading through myriad laws and rules that often conflict with itself makes moving quickly impossible. For every new rule or law, remove 10 old ones.

We need to move quickly but winning is still possible.”]
🔻 Mobile Infantry 🚜: Chinese fishing fleet
[caution! Another loyal soldier pips up]
🔻 WS: I have no idea what you mean by this.
🔻 Mobile Infantry 🚜: They pillage the ocean. They make us pre conservation Americans look like grandpa and a cane pole.
🔻 WS: I’ve heard this claimed. I’m not familiar with the objective evidence to support the allegation. And, last I looked at my globe, the oceans are really big, and still cover about 71% of the planet’s surface.
🔻 Mobile Infantry 🚜: Possibly but the photos of the size of their fleet and reports of their ethics would lead me to think they deserve a kinetic response. Such would be a strategic play since the rest of the world would side with me.
[Good Lord. We are doomed and headed to Armageddon. This is beyond inbreeding or miseducation. Using the same logic, we should round up everyone of Caucasian ancestry and summarily put them down, as a response for the last 1,000 years, and “since the rest of the world would side with me”. Scotty is starting to feel like the last veneer of sanity and controlled decency, like the silken veil on a putrid Vampire corpse]
🔻 WS: “We think … we don’t actually KNOW, but we THINK the Chinese are harvesting too many fish. So let’s go to war against them and make them stop.” 🤦‍♂️

Brilliant logic.
🔻 Mobile Infantry 🚜: Quite possibly maybe this could be investigated what do you say to that? Men fight and kill for land is the ocean and its resources so different that we should avoid at all costs conflict?
🔻 WS: Are there high-quality studies demonstrating how Chinese fleets are over-harvesting fisheries to the point of massive depletion and species endangerment? Just asking. I am simply unaware of any objective evidence that Chinese fishing fleets are endangering marine resources.
🔻 Mobile Infantry 🚜: No I do not possess such information, nor me an internet rando nobody stuck solidly in the center of CONUS could possibly produce such. I just assume perhaps such could be produced by someone.
🔻 四维: You would think with so much demand for sashimi grade fish in China, tuna price would have gone through the roof. But I haven’t seen any significant increase in prices at sushi restaurants over a decade. It’s even cheaper now in Japan due to fx. OTOH, the Chinese are most definitely smuggling eggs out of America. The evidence is clear.
[Good Lord. This used to be another good commentator. It’s all goin to the dogs.]
🔻 Meow Meow: I mean this whole chinese fishing fleet narrative is a joke. china gets most of its fish through aquaculture, not wild catch, and china is responsible for a majority of aquaculture production… |story|
🔻 Mobile Infantry 🚜: Speaking of Asia my favorite tv show of all time is the Australian show “ Sea Patrol.” While it’s fiction it must be said that by my estimation 25% of its show dealt with “illegal fishing” by non -Australians. That IMO is a legit mission of a navy.
[all right. Imma gonna exclude this fruitcake henceforth, tout suite. Before we get mass formation psychosis or something too. He blithely spills the beans where he was brainwashed on the Red Menace of the Yellow Peril (© Larch) and the urgent need to holocaust them, and all 80% of untermenschen. They’ve released ALL the clowns upon us]
🔻 Timbot2002: Counterpoint: China is the world leader bar none in aquaculture. This is the only way to relieve pressure on the oceans barring catastrophic civilizational collapse.
🔻 F. B.: According to @RnaudBertrand (not just a claim, with a reference to FAO source), Chinese captured fish consumption trails that of Europe and the US. |link|
[so mayhap it is the Barbarian Pirates we need to put to the Sword, per said logic?]
🔻 Hooligan Abroad (“Far Right”, apparently): Perhaps you have no understanding that the Chinese consider themselves a superior race and other races are as dogs.
[God preserve us. We’ve entered the tsunami of the Eastern Drang PsyOps. They’re coming outta the woodwork like subterranean termites running out of lebensraum. I lack the energy and mental capacity to handle that, as well as Genocide, Russia, and Armageddon.]
🔻 WS: A facile caricature.

But what if they do consider themselves superior? So do Americans, and British, and French, and Germans, and Japanese … and many others.

People who fancy themselves superior to their neighbors can and do live peaceably next to one another.
🔻 Hooligan Abroad (“Far Right”, apparently): OK, you say a facile caricature from your rural US location, while I have 30 years amongst Chinese. True, all races consider themselves superior, but assumed right of dominion over others is not always part of that.
[the devils are always in the detail. And distraction, deflection, destruction of our precious time. As our friends the hippies recommended: “Turn on, tune in, drop out” – on something not involving them]
🔻 WS: “assumed right of dominion”

🤣

That’s a good one.

In my thesaurus, it appears right next to “rules-based international order”.

Nevertheless, for the time being on this planet, might still makes right. And you don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows
🔻 Warwick Powell | 鲍韶山: It’s just not run by them, for them. Can’t say that bit out loud. That the other guy is an Asian who refused to fawn at the feet of Washington makes it entirely unpalatable.
🔻 David MacGregor: I suspect a “China-dominated” world would be a lot more peaceful than the current US/Israeli one.
⭕ cont thread:
📜 The Weakling Wunderwaffe
🔻 Odon: @Justin_Br0nk is this guy wrong? I feel like Israel kinda proves they’re useful against peer AD.
🔻 WS: 🤣 Justin Bronk.

Is he still with RUSI?
links older:
“Counterpoint🧵

This is from @RUSI_org – a hoary UK think tank whose prestige owes, in great measure, to how well it assures its audience in the ever-dwindling British aristocracy that Her Majesty’s Empire still holds meaningful sway in the world.

1/” |THREAD|
🔻 Koen: |funders|
🔻 WS: The right kind of “experts” are well-compensated for their unswerving conformity.
⭕ ‼️ Move ==> Countermove

According to official Iranian sources, the IRGC has fortified three of its strategic islands in the Strait of Hormuz, deploying missile systems of unidentified types and unspecified quantities.

I suspect the Iranians are just laying out bait. |source|
🔻 C1: Iran is the last and main target. Pezeshkian and Zarif are the weak link here. They might bring Iran’s demise if the IRGC leaves it up to them.
🔻 WS: My sense of things is that the IRGC is the ultimate power in Iran.
🔻 C1: They report directly to the supreme leader and the “reformists” don’t like that at all. After all I have seen, I now really question that Raisi’s death was truly an accident.
[the minions of the Moshiach will play upon these divisions and set Iran back. Nevertheless, it is simultaneously a confirmed Murder-Suicide of the Anglo-American Last Satanic Empire. And the putrid zionazi offspring will strut about like a headless chicken for some months before joining them in the next dimension. Pax Judaica will be the shortest lived iteration of Babylonian System of all. A grinning zombie of the Apocalypse presiding over mountains of skulls and bones. A pure Abomination that slouched into Bethlehem]
🔻 C2: Where can you realistically see this going?

We have a fat orange accelerationist at the helm, bankrolled by the Israel lobby, if the Iranians don’t have nukes they’re fucked imo. This will be a very quick & aggressive war
🔻 WS: What do you imagine the US/Israel can do — what tools and tactics will they employ — to make “quick and aggressive war” against Iran?

Give me some ballpark numbers for the forces brought to bear, and what their targets will be, and how destroying those targets disarms Iran.
🔻 Winston Smith: If Iran was 2 weeks away from developing a nuclear warhead 40 years ago, you do the math.
🔻 Sophia: Iran is preparing for war, as it should. This is where we are headed.
🔻 kamfongchun: Move ==> Countermove

Didn’t chess originate from that region ?
⭕🔻 The Nutter Projects:
Having just returned from China, I was reminded of the recent conversation I had with @gave_vincent .

“There are 2 kinds of people in the world, those who have visited China and see the future, and those who do not visit calling the former communist party shills..” 😂

The impressions one gets from a visit are usually so stark that one might end up sounding like a shill upon returning home.

I brought my family to Yunnan this time, away from the industrial hubs and into the rolling hills in the south of the country. What I saw, heard and tasted was indeed a version of the future, and one that seemed rather pleasant.

Thread on what I saw from “the future”🧵 |THREAD|
🔻 WS: I’ve followed Louis and his father for ten years now. He’s a great resource for all things China.

Do you have a link to the full interview from which this excerpt was made?
🔻 The Nutter Projects: Here you go will: |link|
[this is the sane side of the internet. Like watching cat videos or south african lions to detoxify. Avoid howling western legion for peace of mind!!]
🔻 WS: 🔸 Fascinating Thread

Highly recommended.
⭕ Color me dubious that this proposition, assuming it is even true, has any probability of coming to fruition — mainly because I think it could very well be strongly opposed by the Americans.

Ponder the optics of the US vacating the region and being effectively replaced by China.
[in response to deleted tweet that appears to discuss China joining the EuroCrazies “peacekeeper” force in 404. DOA, refuted by China herself yesterday, see above. And Russia’s position has changed to “no peacekeepers from anywhere”. Full stop. They’d just be used as human shields to prolong the agony by criminal NATO.]
🔻 Koen: China would simply do this as a favor? Get involved in a potentially volatile geopolitical situation?

Doesn’t sound like something China would do
🔻 Levi Zendt: Dubious if not absurd even if the U.S. factor is completely set aside. Russia will play ball in their back yard when they need to with China. They most likely never will on this issue.
🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: Trump did say “China can help us stop the war with, in particular, Russia-Ukraine … they have a great deal of power over that situation, and we’ll work with them” |link|
⭕🔻 Brian Berletic: 🇺🇸🇷🇺 The conflict in Ukraine is a US proxy war with Russia, not a war between Ukraine and Russia.

The US can’t “mediate” between Russia and Ukraine, the US itself is a co-belligerent.

The US engineered this war and each day provides Ukraine AND Europe with the material resources, intelligence, and directives to continue the war.

Each day this war continues is the US choosing to continue it. At any time of its choosing the US can end this war.

The Trump administration has chosen to not only continue the war, it is using negotiations to stall any decisive conclusion in Russia’s favor as it openly commands Europe to double down on and if possible, freeze the war for continuation at a later date.

As the US openly wages war and proxy war in the Middle East and threatens even wider war with Iran all while continuing to encroach upon and threaten China, the notion America wants “peace” with Russia is a fevered dream among those who’ve lost their ability to reason amid a tidal wave of false hope.

The US needs time and space to defeat its enemies – including Russia – in detail. Negotiations are a means to pose as wanting peace, while buying that time and space for winning its many and multiplying wars.
🔻 WS: 🎯 Yes. Precisely this.

📜 The Ontological Incoherence of American Imperial Exceptionalism
[he adds excerpt just above, of fatal miscalculations informing current writhing and legerdemain]
⭕🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: This is actually pathetically sad

In order to justify the annexation of Greenland, JD Vance now says Denmark is “not a good ally”, even though you couldn’t possibly find a most committed U.S. vassal state in the entire EU.

Look:
– they’re a founding member of NATO
– they’ve participated in nearly every major U.S.-led military operation whenever the U.S. asked, even the most controversial ones like Iraq
– Denmark was revealed to be the base for the NSA’s spying on European leaders (link).
– Denmark always buys American military equipment over European alternatives
– They’ve agreed to host a major U.S. military base – in Greenland! (Thule Air Base)

What more could the U.S. possibly want to consider Denmark a “good ally”?

Apparently the answer is “let us annex 98% of your territory”…

Fantastic demonstration that nations that willingly become vassals aren’t rewarded with gratitude or security—they merely signal weakness that invites further aggression.
🔻 WS: I continue to believe the US annexation of Canada and Greenland is a serious thing. It’s not just posturing.
🔻 fcuk: On what grounds would it be moral?
[LOL. Morality and USA?  !!!]
🔻 WS: Moral? You think morality is a consideration at this stage of the empire’s decline? Not hardly.
🔻 fcuk: I’m trying to get ahead of the game on what to expect to hear from them justifying it. I just can’t come up with anything that makes sense.
[Michael Ledeen: “Every ten years or so, the United States needs to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall, just to show the world we mean business.” And the deviant Orange Wrecking Crew is a business-first crew, no? Eager to compensate for lost mojo in the Four Corners. But they’re so brittle in the conventional yellow tooth, some quick “victories” are needed among the inner provinces, which will do, thank you very much]
🔻 Eomar – Diligent News: I don’t think that Canada is, Greenland maybe… I think/thought this was a preparation for withdrawing from global hegemony. Now a lot of signals are saying that we will go ‘down with the ship’ —the ship being the empire 🙂 |link|
🔻 Marked safe from Western Propaganda: Between Marco Rubio’s interview with Meghan Kelly and Vances munich speech they signalled an acceptance of a new world order with a several regional powers. It was around the same time they started talking about Greenland and Panama and Canada and Mexico etc. many experts saw it as a signal they were focuing on expansion in the Western Hemisphere to make up for the loss of empire.

But they have since doubled down in West Asia so Greenland may be off hook for now but I can’t say the same for Mexico and Canada.
🔻 The Rhetoric of Power: He won’t invade(at least Canada). He’ll squeeze cut routes, spike costs, bleed wallets. He’ll make life choke quietly.

Then he’ll speak past the government–straight to the people.

Just engineered discomfort… until “annexation” doesn’t sound insane. I broke down his rhetorical escalation in a thread(If you are interested). |THREAD|

I do not understand the purpose of this PsyOp. To further impression of being deranged psychos?? Bravado? A complete shitshow is in charge

💠@Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ During her visit to Jerusalem, Ms. Kallas called on Israel to demonstrate “proportionality” in its attacks on Gaza.

“The fundamental steps are to restore the ceasefire, ensure the release of all hostages, and resume the delivery of humanitarian aid with the aim of achieving a permanent ceasefire,” she added.

As for the attacks in Syria, she considered them “unnecessary” because [the Syrians] “are not attacking Israel.”
⭕ Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said no decision had yet been made regarding the imposition of a military government in Gaza.

Speaking at a conference with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, he insisted that Israel was acting in accordance with “international law” in the region.

Mr. Sa’ar also linked the recent attack in the north of the country to the “continued incitement” of the Palestinian Authority.

He said the current conflict was not just Israel’s, but the “free world’s” conflict against forces such as Iran, the Houthis, Hamas, and Hezbollah, which he accused of attacking “the values ​​and way of life of Western civilization.”
⭕ While Kallas called on the Israeli minister to show “proportionality,” the Hamas-controlled health ministry said 61 Palestinians were killed and 134 injured in the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🙏Crimean journalist Alexander Fedorchak lost his life in Kupyansk region

Alexander was born in Feodosia, Crimea. From 2024. he worked as correspondent for “Izvestya”. He was only 28 years old.

Glory to the truth-teller and brave Russian patriot!🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺Heroes never die!
[they’re systematically targeted by cowardly western demons, as in Gaza and Lebanon. That’s their forte — shooting the unarmed civilians trapped like fish in a barrel, or hunted by drones on Russian lands. The honorable Last Satanic Empire, leaving its penultimate calling card and values to the Cosmos before expungement. I wish Pepe weren’t in Sanaa. Prayers for Brothers Pat & Pepe, balls too big for their foolhardy frames]

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ The government media office in Gaza announced today, Monday, that the number of Palestinian journalist martyrs has risen to 208 since the start of the war.

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️Ukraine attempted to attack a gas condensate field in Crimea using drones on Sunday evening, but the attack was repelled, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported

Moreover, on Saturday morning, the Kiev regime carried out two strikes using UAVs on the Valuyki gas distribution station in Russia’s Belgorod Region, damaging technological equipment.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces are using HIMARS MLRS for continued strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, the ministry said.

All these attacks once again demonstrate the unwillingness of the Kyiv regime to negotiate, the MoD noted.
[These attacks on energy infrastructure are relentless! Daily reports. The Moshiach is in a hurry to degrade Petroleum Man. He’s almost outta time. And a bad sign the Murder-Suicide is imminent to de-energize mankind through loss of our vital Persian Gulf]

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Announcement that death toll surpassed 50,000 didn’t faze anyone, not even in Gaza
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Hashkey: Worth reading on how the U.S and Israel undermined international ceasefire agreement.

Where are we heading ?
🔻 Roberta Sutton: US C-F at start of Trump’s presidency was seen as a triumph but when IL began breaking the terms as before, Witkoff, to everyone’s dismay did nothing to restore the C-F, finally blamed it all on Hamas. He OK’d BN’s wish to get rid of all the Pals. Gulf states are dismayed & cross |link|
[synopsis of latest article]
⭕ Nice discovery:
The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Jeffrey Goldberg – The Atlantic Editor in chief- Its War Plans.
U.S. national-security leaders included him in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen.

It is clear that the US:
1. Knows nothing about the Houthis (as in the text of the DoD minister
2. Its narrative is to blame Biden and Iran repeatedly.
3. Secure and restore the Red Sea navigation (won’t happen).
4. Reestablish deterrence (won’t happen)
5. Blackmail Egypt (when the Suez Canal will regain full traffic) and Europe (that benefit of 40% navigation of goods destined to the Continent) |link|
🔻 Ωmar: Do you think this is legit? I have a hard time believing anything published by that ridiculous tabloid.
🔻 EM: From the president, DoD reactions, and the way the article was written to avoid severe legal accountability, Yes.
🔻 Ωmar: Interesting. If it is genuine, this is a disastrous leak. This level of incompetence is terrifying
🔻 Moon of Alabama: Smells of an intended ‘leak’.
🔻 EM: From the careful way the article was drafted to avoid legal consequences, and the reaction and embarrassment of many US officials involved, including Vice President Vance’s criticism of President Trump, I am not sure it was intentional.
🔻 Khalil ✋🏻🫳🏻: How does an ex-IDF prison guard now journo for The Atlantic accidentally get added to a secret Signal gc which includes only members of what is essentially Trump’s war council? In what scenario would this actually happen?
🔻 Roberta Sutton: the administration is nothing but a bunch of amateurs
🔻 EM: Even worse: arrogant amateurs.
🔻 Roberta Sutton: yes they don’t know what they’re doing let alone what they’re up against
⭕ Many heads could fall in this US administration |link|
[who cares?! As Tuco once said, whilst hog-tied on the ground in front of the Sheriff’s office: “Look! One bastard goes in, and another comes out”]
⭕ Hamas agreed to free five hostages; Israeli official: We want 11
[and whatever Hamas accepts will be changed and more demanded. Reality: the hostages were condemned in 2023. This is about forcing the Palestinians to chose one of two: Exodus or total Annihilation. The historical narration of the People of the Trench informs the Palestinians will chose Annihilation, and thereby the ensure the ultimate revenge on the messianic: the total counter-Annihilation to follow within months of all jews on the Holy Land. Karma in the works…]
⭕ The US is bombing Saada in Yemen, and Ansar Allah has decided to concentrate its bombing on Ben Gurion airport in Israel and attack the USS Harry Truman. It is not easy to deter Ansar Allah unless Israel lifts the siege of Gaza and stops the war against the Palestinian people.
⭕ For the second time in less than a week, Israel is bombing the Tadmur (Palmyra) airport and nearby areas in Syria, where reports suggest Turkey plans to establish a military base and airport. The strikes appear aimed at disrupting future Turkish military long-term presence.
⭕ This morning, under the shadow of an ICC warrant for war crimes, the unaccountable Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered fresh bombings on Gaza—killing 24 more people. Another day, another round of bloodshed, as the world watches.
⭕ For the first time since the new Syrian leadership took control of Syria, Israel bombed Qoya village in rural Daraa, killing 7 civilians.
[this is southern Syria, abutting the Golan.. could be good news, of Druze refusing to merge with zionazi Druze and become a protectorate. Arabism and self-respect remains strong in the Druze. Or could be more systematic extermination of all amalek, north to south, east to west in Greater Syria]
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Al Jazeera English: In a leaked video, Israel’s ambassador to Austria, David Roet, was seen suggesting that Palestinian minors should be killed. |link|
[yeah, Österreich is the proper venue to discuss the creation of lebensraum. It should induce nostalgia or melancholia for their old days. Arnold should feel really juiced these days]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ ⁉️ Chat Room Leak, or Deliberate Misdirection?

I’ve just read some of the details of the “chat room leak” of a discussion between Trump admin principals regarding strikes in Yemen.

The chat participants want to frame US operations in Yemen as primarily serving European interests, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasizing that point in a complaining tone.

In my view, this is deliberate misdirection. It is US interests that are being served here.

As I have noted several times in recent weeks and months, in order for the US to make war against Iran, the passage from the Red Sea to Kuwait must be secured for US seaborne logistics. THAT is the true objective of these air strikes against Yemen: to disarm Ansarullah so US sealift ships can safely pass through the Bab el-Mandeb.

And yet, despite several days of relentless bombing, CSG-8 (USS Trembling Puppy) is still hiding out in the northern reaches of the Red Sea, well out-of-range of Yemeni missiles. So apparently they have yet to degrade Yemeni capabilities to the point where they dare to risk a transit of the southern Red Sea and the Gate of Lamentation.

(For elaboration on this point, see my post linked in the reply below.)
📜 Geography
🔻 Ephemeral: I think it was Col. Davis who said in an interview that Pentagon’s plan is to bomb Yemen for over a month. So that would allow US to clear for a month and make that deadline of May 5th
🔻 WS: If the US wants to continue to attrit its precision munitions stores via strikes on Yemen, the Iranians will gladly cater their meals.

And at the end of it all, US seaborne logistics will still be threatened in the southern Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
🔻 Tabby: Will what happens if US drops multiple small nukes, what sort of damage will it cause in human terms & how will it change the battlefield
🔻 WS: I am very dubious it would meaningfully change the battlefield, neither in Yemen nor Iran.

But I’m certain it would meaningfully — and permanently — change the world.

And not for the better.
[this is what both Iran and Yemen now prepare for. What is being misinterpreted as hesitation or cowardice, or lack of initiative or resolve. Furious preparation underway.. And the price for the demented shall be total, on both their regional bases, proxies, and those of their stormtroopers that survive Armageddon. This is the Way of the Holy Land. The Carthaginian Treatment for losers who rolled all the dice – literally wiped from the rolls of history, like amalek. And they’ll bankrupt them and cut all sea lanes for good too. Stock up on the Last Toilet Paper Rolls! Or better learn to build outhouses and squat like Yemenis, and use swords and archery too]
🔻 Yodysseus: When you say “US interests that are being served”, do you mean “Netanyahu interests”? How does the US making war against Iran serve US interests?
🔻 WS: The rationale is that cutting the Chinese off from Iranian oil (and other Persian Gulf energy supplies) is a necessary prelude to weaken China in advance of an inevitable war in the western Pacific.
🔻 Eomar – Diligent News: ‘We are doing it for Europe’ was the give away
[links his older:
“I think I understand the ‘accidental’ inclusion of a journalist in signal chats…

1. It is implying that Europe is the beneficiary of us strikes in Yemen .

2. It is implying they didn’t know israel would ‘act first’

Yemen didn’t block ALL traffic, they said they would target Israeli traffic. So the 40% European traffic comment is disingenuous. Yemen only did this AFTER israel broke the ceasefire by resuming blockade etc.

I think the ‘leak’ was intentional to distract/deflect from US complicity in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.”]
🔻 Alexander Guy: This has nothing to do with European or American interests. It’s Israel
🔻 Kenan Beg: Thanks Will. Very rational analysis. I too think this bombing Yemen chat group seems far fetched, but with heavy bombers redeploying to Diego Garcia today, there is game in play and the ultimate destination is Iran, as Netanyahu has wanted for years. But today’s Iran is not alone
🔻 John: but… bombing Iran is ultimately nothing to do with promoting the interests of the American people. This is purely a Jewish/zionist objective… once again proving that the US government is controlled by a foreign power- messianic talmudism.
🔻 Nathan J Robinson: what’s funny to me about this story is that The Atlantic is so obviously a core part of the pro-war propaganda apparatus that someone thought of adding the editor in chief to a Pentagon group chat. He thinks this makes Trump admin look bad, I think it makes Atlantic look bad too.
🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: Another likely possibility that I see almost no-one discussing, given the fact that The Atlantic and Jeffrey Goldberg specifically are indeed a core part of the pro-war propaganda apparatus, is that this is actually a pro-war propaganda psyop.

When something is a bit too incredible to be real, the first logical thing you ought to ask yourself is whether it’s real…

And when you look at the conversation, it’s a bit too “on message” and too caricatural to pass the sniff test: the conversation is basically “we bomb the Houthis to help restore freedom of navigation out of the goodness of our hearts; we bail Europeans again, these free-loaders owe us big time”, topped with three emojis (a fist, an American flag, and fire) to pat themselves on the back when they’ve bombed Muslims in the Middle-East yet again.

I mean, seriously?

So either they really are this cartoonishly simplistic, with just as little sophistication in their private deliberations as they do in public (with the added bonus of the incompetence at play in handling military information), in which case it’s legitimately scary, or this is staged propaganda designed to shape the narrative around Yemen strikes.

One thing is certain though, the fact that almost no Western media that I could identify asks this obvious question, and instead automatically and uncritically assumes this is real shows that for one the Western media ecosystem is in fact as cartoonishly simplistic and incompetent as we think they are.

(This is obviously not meant to be a critique of @NathanJRobinson and @curaffairs who are actually one of the rare good ones, I do this as an RT of him because he was one of the only ones to raise the fact that The Atlantic is a core part of the pro-war propaganda apparatus).
⭕ 🤣 Three New Ukrainian Army Corps?

For those unfamiliar with army terms, an “Army Corps” is a collection of ~10 brigades. Three Army Corps would total ~150,000 combat troops.

There is no possible way Ukraine can equip, train, field, and sustain such a force anymore.
[links:
🔻 MilitaryLand.net: “The formation of three new Army Corps within the Ukrainian Ground Forces is underway. We’re the first to report and reveal their high-definition insignias, redrawn by our contributor!” |link|]
🔻 Warwick Powell | 鲍韶山: At estimated KIA rates that’s <90 days.
🔻 WS: Even if they had that many bodies, they’re not soldiers. And were they soldiers, there is no meaningful quantity of war-making stuff to outfit them. It’s all just silly talk.

Not even the US/NATO could assemble, equip, organize, and field such an army in less than a year.
🔻 TWHM: ‘Sourced’ from the UAF.

Until ~3 days ago, Zelensky was assuring all everything was going swimmingly in Kursk.

Iran’s muscling up in the Strait of Hormuz, and Ritter thinks a (low yield) nuke is on the cards to ‘deter’ Iran;
🔻 Carborundum Crew: We live in a time where ever more ludicrous lies are peddled as the truth.

To expand on what you said, it will take a year or more just to train such a force.

Then you need weapons and munitions for them all, and not just M16s or AKMs or whatever. Also need ATGMs, drones …
🔻 Стефан Високи 1244 🇷🇸: It is only possible if the British, French, Germans and others from NATO wear those uniforms..
🔻 WS: Meh. In my view, Ukraine has fielded a more competent and formidable army than any combination of European NATO armies could ever match. They would be routed in short order. After just a few days, they would all look at each other and say, “Screw this. I’m outta here.”
🔻 Стефан Високи 1244 🇷🇸: We share the same opinion..I would add that it would significantly boost morale among the Russians and at least a million more volunteers..
[this is the astonishing fact about Yemenis and Russians. They’re just not normal. The Furnace of War only INCREASES their fervor, faith and will to prevail, even as the satanists in front of them melt, burn and fall away]
🔻 Sophia_Atossa 🇩🇪🕊🇷🇺: Quintili Vare, legiones redde!
🔻 Rune: One of these ‘corps’, the 3rd, is simply all the existing Azov units. This is just Hitler 1945 talk, putting window dressing titles on depleted units, and inventing imaginary ones out of drug-addled fantasy.
[yeah. As with more carrier battle groups deployed to the bottom of the Red and other Seas too. Half-baked half-manned stuff slapped together for the risible optics]
⭕ ⚓️ Uncle Chester’s Last Dance

The first-of-its-class USS Nimitz, commissioned in 1975, is kissing San Diego goodbye before heading west, final destination unknown.

This will be the swan song deployment for the grizzled veteran of many one-sided battles and Hollywood films.
[ah! R U thinking what I’m thinking?? Coulda be perfect… company for Pharaoh’s Chariots]
🔻 ThotSlayer: The U.S military is a cesspool of Freemason eugenics club f@990ts.
🔻 carlos fitzcarraldo: Lord, the Oreshnik geometry seems like it fits the deck of that ship perfectly… |keys hole|
🔻 Gran Maestro: With good chances of (deliberately?) not making it back…
🔻 Blog on the Margin: Final deployment before decommissioning? Sounds like the perfect patsy for a false flag attack.
[gonna be “decommissioned”, one way or the other. That’s for sure]
⭕ retweet of his old:
🧵 How to Lose A Carrier Strike Group in An Afternoon
🔻 Carborundum Crew: Orthogonal question.

Assume there is a war between China and the US during which CSGs on each side loses a carrier and other vessels.

Now, that is much less of a problem today for the US than it it is for China.

Of course, China has lots more other vessels, but
🔻 WS: Aircraft carriers are no longer useful for fighting other aircraft carriers. They are only useful for projecting power against countries that lack the capacity to shoot back at them. I don’t believe China would sortie its carriers against a US carrier flotilla.
🔻 Carborundum Crew: Hmmm, that is something to think about.

Does that change the equation on when will the US roll the dice? I am sure many in the command level in the US agree with Dylan Thomas: Do not go gentle into that good night!
🔻 WS: As I have asserted on several occasions, I am thoroughly convinced it is long-since too late for the US to make war against China in its local seas. It would be madness. The 7th fleet would be eviscerated. The US Navy would be driven beyond the second island chain for good.
🔻 Sellus Gravius 🪵🪓🦅: As soon as we started losing vessels our economy would completely crash and we would have riots across the country. The world would ditch the dollar en masse, they would completely divest from us and BRICS+ would cut us off from vital resources.

We would destroy ourselves.
🔻 WS: They would feast at a banquet of consequences.
🔻 Sellus Gravius 🪵🪓🦅: People don’t understand how quickly everything would go to shit economically for us. The entire world would seize the opportunity to break our fuckin knees and send the giant toppling down.

People who want war with China in WestPac are insane.
⭕ retweet:
🔻 zerohedge: Exposing The Chinese “Rent-A-Womb” Industry In America |link|
[nothing new. Most of the global south, and north, has been doing it for generations. But I suspect this is fuel for the unleashed “Red Menace of the Yellow Peril” tsunami. Absolute shameless degenerates]
🔻 orderflowstudent: all of irvine, CA is chinese birth farm industry
[is that true Californians?! LOL. The commentary is HILARIOUS. So many triggered lemmings, onboard the new Hate Carnivale]
🔻 MarginX Intern: Oh look, another US “exposing” propaganda.

Maybe you want to look <within> to see which country is actually dying and have tons of frauds exposed by Elon. 🤣😏 |link|
⭕🔻 Robin Monotti: THE PSYOP MUST GO ON!
🔻 WS: There’s a reason no one ever brags about the brand-new British suit they had tailored. Nouveau Frumpy has long been the most stylish cut in London.
[hey! The Crew of the Apocalypse must look good. Can you spot our redoubtable Admiral Radakin, Conquerer of Novorossiya and the Black Sea??]

Note how easy internet is still available in the extermination camp of Gaza. Palantir’s Lavender and other A.I. programs need data to work to monitor and tabulate progress, like IBM in early 1940s Europe

I would say wearing down, and likely knocking a few holes in four aircraft carriers, is “a serious effort.”

the entire combined West must be wondering the same as our plucky little cokehead. What was gained in last three years?!

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️ The Russian forces have liberated the settlements of Mirnoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic and Maliye Scherbaki in the Zaporozhye region, the Russian Ministry of Defense reports
[Russkie doesn’t mind “negotiating” for another year, or two]
⭕ #sputnikviral | 🌍 “Wolf in sheep’s clothing”: ex-AU ambassador to the US blasts USAID’s disguised destabilization of governments

“The American taxpayer needs to know: the billions of dollars that are being given to USAID – a fraction is making it to the people,” former African Union ambassador to the US Arikana Chihombori-Quao told Al Jazeera in a recent interview that went viral on X.

According to her, USAID was “using that open access sounding humanitarian to constantly destabilize governments.”

She stressed that the majority of African leaders and leaders in the developing world “are celebrating the exit of USAID.”

“If you think about it, their sole purpose, for example, is filling in the gaps in healthcare and education. Where is the change? Show me one country that USAID was in and education improved. Show me what country where USAID was in and healthcare improved?” Chihombori-Quao wondered. |media|
⭕ 🌍⛓️ Western neocolonial practices are still harming humanity, Russia’s foreign intelligence chief says

Director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Sergey Naryshkin recalled the Black Sea grain initiative, terminated in 2023, which was supposed to provide African nations with grain shipments from Ukraine, yet the continent received only 3% of that.

🇫🇷🇳🇪 Another example is France, which purchased uranium from Niger for 60 years at an unfairly low price of 80 cents per kilogram, the Russian official pointed out at a roundtable on the history of the struggle against colonialism.

“But once the French military contingent was withdrawn from that country last year, the price of uranium rose to a market price more than 200 times higher by the new government,” he emphasized.

💰 It would be fair to seek compensation for the damage done to all of humanity by the Western European colonial empires, Naryshkin said, adding that it is “necessary to create strong legal barriers to any new attempts to revive the system of colonialism.”

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇷🇺💬🇺🇸Before the meeting in Riyadh it felt like the US wanted to put Russia and Ukraine in different rooms for shuttle diplomacy and issuing a single text – Lavrov.

Before the meeting with the US in Riyadh, Russia conveyed to Washington that it would not be satisfied with the adoption of empty documents.

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ ❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷/🇾🇪 BREAKING: Last night, 3 B-2 ‘Spirit’ Stealth Bombers landed at Diego Garcia Airbase in the Indian Ocean, with 4 more B-2s expected to land today, marking an unprecedented number of 7 B-2s ready for missions in the Middle East

The B-2 ‘Spirit’ is an American long range heavy strategic bomber, featuring low observable stealth technology that enables it to penentrate areas with a high density of air defenses and radars without being detected easily. It is the only US aircraft in service that can carry large air-to-surface standoff weapons in stealth configuration.

Notably, the B-2 was used in the US bombing campaigns on Yugoslavia, Libya, Iraq, and Afghanistan, with its most recent operational use in October 2024, when the Biden administration bombed underground facilities belonging to the Houthis in Yemen. Never before have this many B-2s been gathered in one single forward operating base.
[they’re as stealthy as Orange’s rear-end whilst swinging a golf club (sorry for mental image!). They’ll bomb more useless rocks and deserts in Yemen… AND? Dare they go full zionazi and aim for the heart of civilian cities??]
⭕ Initial images from the newly revealed underground ballistic missile base and launch silos of the IRGC Aerospace Forces
⭕ Official high quality footage of one of Iran’s new underground ballistic missile bases

There are hundreds of such strategic underground facilities located throughout the Islamic Republic.

Only a very small section of the base and its tunnels were showcased, according to what the military has allowed to be published. |media|
⭕ 🇵🇸 BEWARE: There are several protests happening against Hamas in the Gaza Strip currently, which is understandable due to the dire condition of the Palestinian people, and the unprecedented humanitarian situation.

However, the size and importance of these protests is being massively exaggerated, mostly by pro-Israeli media outlets, and it is being mindlessly copied, even by some neutral or pro-Resistance outlets.

Beware of unintentionally spreading the enemy narrative, and covering these protests only serves the interests of Israel and the United States, who seek to delegitimize the authorities in the Gaza Strip to annex it.

💠🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ 🇺🇸❌🇷🇴 The United States has indefinitely suspended visa waivers for Romanian citizens!
[wow. This was supposed to be the next front for the Russian Drang. Less than two weeks ago, they refused Micron’s “nuclear umbrella” and now this. Have they reached imperial escape velocity?? Or is this imperial prophylaxis against all Eurocrazies being lustily betrayed??]

The Veil thins. Much of the gyration and frenzy of the trumpet of the Moshiach, both in word and deed of mass killing humanity, is their acute awareness that the time of devils draws to a close. The last items on the Menu of Vampire Balls are the prophesied sacrifice of arabs by caucasians… sons of sam by sons of japeth, another duality between two sons of Adam, to play out in the End Times. The Age of Aquarius brings a very new paradigm. Kabukis on Plato’s cave wall will not work as well … the music truly stopped for the satanic Babylonian System..

the “New Syria” and The Israeli military occupation

Note it wasn’t just cultural and traditional and environmental factors that saw them avoiding urban planning on coast — but western gunboats in last few centuries. And this is now a boon in the showdown

💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 BREAKING: The US has issued a NOTAM (Notice To Air Men) for the joint US-UK Diego Garcia airbase in the Indian Ocean

South Ramp parking spots B1 and B2 will remain closed until May 1st 2025, indicating that massive US air assets will continue to fly into the island in the next two months.

They are setting the stage for something huge, and this many assets are not needed simply for Yemen. They’re preparing for Iran.
⭕ To commemorate Al-Quds Day, Iran will hold a military parade tomorrow with the participation of 3,000 ships and popular mobilization in all ports of the Persian Gulf, Makran Coast, and the Caspian Sea.
⭕ Quote from U.S. Secretary of State, Pete Hegseth: ‘Nobody knows who the Houthis are, so we need to focus on saying 1. Biden failed, 2. Iran-backed’ |media|

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ I love the Yemenis 😭

Look how unbothered he is when the US dropped a bomb.

That is without saying that this shows the absolute situation of Yemen after a decade long Saudi-imposed war fully funded by the US.

Absolute messed up world. |media|