what an inspired song! The maddened Muses must be many millennia old.. jailed under the firmament (thunderdome) along with us, pining to return to the Garden. But this mean earth traps all, coarsens all, works all, sees to the law of tooth and claw to the bitter end for all..

Look carefully at the map near the beginning. Chad is at the heart of the Sahel, and nearly of Africa itself. Equidistant from coasts, and north and south. Its loss is too unbearable for our plucky Frenchie… so the Horde was sent on a vicious premature spasm, acting out such cosmic despair..

💠 “‘Heavy gunfire’ in African capital after Chinese FM visit” — The presidency of Chad reportedly came under attack by militants.
☝️ I told u those Yemeni-like Chadians were serious in kicking out Frenchie. They’re not suave like kept Senegalese or Ivorian poodles. What u see r what u get. And now Frenchie’s unleashed the local Horde franchise on the very presidential palace. They better join the Sahelian AES Juntas tout-suite, for collective defense against Legion, which shall keep coming, again and again and again.

💠🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕🔞🇹🇩 Boko Haram militants who staged an attack on the presidential palace in Chad have been neutralized, others have been captured.
⭕ Days after an undersea cable broke off northern Taiwan 🇹🇼 some analysts see signs that China 🇨🇳may be responsible.
🎥taiwanplusnews |media|
[what degenerate unimaginative dementia! The same ploy…]

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Several days ago, Iranian State TV aired a religious program featuring a eulogy that likened today’s situation between Iran and Turkey to the ‘Safavid-Ottoman War of 1514’, and which called Erdogan and Aliyev ‘bastards’ and Aliyev a ‘retarded gambler’

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has officially demanded an apology from Iran, and has called for the Friday Imam of Ardebil, who was present at the ceremony, to be fired.

Iran sent its National Security Advisor to Azerbaijan today, in order to calm tensions. However, no apology was made.

Iran has also warned Azerbaijan against changing any regional border (in reference to establishing the so-called ‘Zangezur Corridor’ in Armenia’s Syunik province.

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ American warships and destroyers are under fire from the Yemeni Armed Forces. 
[last night local time; plus more aggression against Yemen by Zio-USUK — the criminals bombed at least three separate governates]

💠 “Europeans are running around like headless chicken. The surprise visit of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to Florida to meet Trump and watch a movie with him at this critical juncture of the Ukraine war shows that the smart lady has no confidence in the likes of Macron.”

💠 @Middle East Observer:
⭕ The Legendary Mohammad Al-Houthi planting seeds with farmers after helping them with equipment

– 5 years later the nationwide effort is bearing fruit and reducing hunger in the besieged Yemen |media|

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ The West is closely observing the unfolding events in Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, drawing comparisons to historical precedents such as the aftermath of the Berlin Wall’s collapse on November 9, 1989. This comparison highlights the stark differences in how Syrians are addressing accountability compared to the German approach to reckoning with the Stasi’s actions.

After the Berlin Wall fell, the German process of holding the Stasi accountable through law was conducted in a civilised and lawful manner, emphasising transparency, legal proceedings, and reconciliation. East German citizens stormed Stasi offices to prevent the destruction of files and evidence. These actions were largely non-violent and aimed at preserving records for accountability, rather than exacting revenge on individuals.

While in Syria, reports suggest executions are broader and new Islamist rulers, targeting (mostly away from public eyes) not only high-ranking officials but also soldiers, civil servants, and regime loyalists.

Sectarian and ethnic dynamics in Syria exacerbate retributive actions, with specific communities, such as Alawites and Shia, disproportionately affected due to their perceived association with Assad’s rule.
[and Zio-USUK ensure the entrenching of chaos and civil war, of lack of resolution and lawful accouting with old regime as was permitted to heal Germany in order to launch the next Drang — through bombing on day one the offices of Syrian civil records and administrations and secret police….]
🔻 C1: East German officials didn’t kill 500k as been told by the opposition force. If they r lying do make a thread debunking it or of u have done it already repost it. Or give a link to an article thst deals with it
🔻 EM: East Germany had a population of around 16-17 million during the height of the Stasi’s power. It is estimated that at least 6 million East Germans were under active surveillance by the Stasi at some point in their lives. Between 1949 and 1989, an estimated 250,000 to 300,000 Germans were imprisoned for political reasons. Many faced harsh conditions, psychological torture, and physical abuse during detention. The Stasi routinely used intimidation, blackmail, and surveillance to suppress dissent. Families were torn apart, careers ruined, and individuals ostracised based on fabricated or minor offences deemed “counterrevolutionary”.
🔻 C2: You are not serious. It’s black and white. The German people are highly civilized, and thorough in what they do, in a civil and dignified manner. These Middle Eastern semites are unhinged beyond belief. For them revenge and killing is everything. They are highly uncivilized.
🔻 EM: Accusing Middle Easterners of being uncivilised is typically rooted in stereotypes, prejudice, or a lack of understanding of cultural, historical, and social complexities.
🔻 C3: I think the phrase you’re looking for Elijah is,
“You’re a racist with 11 followers, although to be fair, that’s higher than your IQ”.
🔻 C2: Look, if there was no Europe, what would the world look like now? Europe is the light of civilization. Look at the Greeks who started philosophy, democracy, military spirit, arts and culture, and the Romans who started the laws that are still with us today, engineering etc.
🔻 EM: Europe is the “light of civilisation”?

The Middle East, often referred to as the “cradle of civilisation,” was a hub of innovation and discovery long before many of these advancements reached Europe. Its civilisations pioneered numerous inventions and developments in agriculture, science, governance, and the arts that laid the foundation for much of the modern world.

Agriculture (10,000–9,000 BCE):The Fertile Crescent (modern-day Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran) saw the advent of agriculture. Crops like wheat, barley, lentils, and chickpeas were first cultivated here. Sheep, goats, and cattle were among the first animals domesticated for food, labor, and companionship.

Cuneiform Script (c. 3,200 BCE): Invented by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia (modern Iraq), cuneiform is the world’s first known writing system. Initially used for record-keeping, it evolved to express literature, law, and history.

Epic of Gilgamesh (c. 2,100 BCE): The oldest known literary epic, originating from Mesopotamia, exploring themes of mortality and heroism.

Code of Hammurabi (c. 1754 BCE): One of the earliest known legal codes, created by the Babylonian King Hammurabi, outlining justice principles and social order.

City-States:The Sumerians established the concept of city-states, each with its governance and deity, laying the foundation for urban civilization.

Base-60 Number System (c. 2,000 BCE): Mesopotamians developed this system, which is still used today in timekeeping (60 seconds/minute, 60 minutes/hour).

Geometry and Algebra:Early forms of algebra and geometric principles were developed by Babylonians for land measurement and architecture.

Astronomy: Babylonians created detailed star maps and the first known lunar calendar.

Irrigation Systems: Mesopotamians and Egyptians built extensive canal networks for agriculture, enabling large-scale farming.

Urban Planning: Cities like Uruk and Babylon featured sophisticated layouts with streets, markets, and public spaces.

Bronze (c. 3,300 BCE): The Middle East was at the forefront of the Bronze Age, mixing copper and tin to create durable tools and weapons.

Iron Working (c. 1,500 BCE): Hittites in Anatolia (modern Turkey) pioneered iron smelting, leading to the Iron Age.

Surgical Tools: The Mesopotamians used bronze and obsidian tools for early surgical practices.

Medical Texts: Babylonian and Egyptian civilisations developed medical manuals, including treatments for various ailments.

First Recorded Trade Networks: The Middle East facilitated trade routes like the Silk Road and Incense Route, connecting East and West.

Money and Currency: Coins were first minted by the Lydians (modern Turkey) in the 7th century BCE.

Glassmaking (c. 1,500 BCE): Invented in Mesopotamia and Egypt, glass was used for beads, vessels, and decorative items.

Soap (c. 2,800 BCE): Babylonians were the first to create soap from fats and ashes for hygiene and cleaning.

Windmills (c. 9th century CE): Used in Persia for grinding grain and irrigation, these predated European windmills.

Monotheism: Zoroastrianism, founded in ancient Persia, introduced one of the first concepts of a single, all-powerful deity.

Ethical Philosophy: Mesopotamian and Egyptian texts explored ethical behavior and the afterlife long before similar Greek philosophies.

Sailing Ships: Sumerians were among the first to build sailboats for transportation and trade along rivers and seas.

Star-Based Navigation: Babylonians used the stars to guide ships, laying groundwork for later navigation systems.

Pottery and Ceramics: Advanced techniques for creating decorative and functional pottery originated in Mesopotamia.

Ziggurats: These stepped temples in Mesopotamia influenced later architectural designs, including pyramids.

Optics: Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen) laid the foundation for modern optics and the scientific method.

Hospitals and Universities: The Middle East established the first hospitals and institutions of higher learning, such as the House of Wisdom in Baghdad.

Paper Manufacturing: Techniques learned from China were refined in the Middle East, contributing to the spread of knowledge.

Jabir ibn Hayyan (Geber) (721–815) Known as the “Father of Chemistry.” Introduced experimental methods and laid the foundation for alchemy and modern chemistry.
Ibn Khaldun (1332–1406)A pioneer in historiography, sociology, and economics. Key Work: The Muqaddimah, a foundational text on social and economic theory.

Al-Idrisi (1100–1165)Created one of the most detailed world maps of the medieval era. His geographical texts were widely used in Europe and the Islamic world.

Al-Razi (Rhazes) (865–925)A pioneer in medicine and chemistry.
First to differentiate smallpox from measles.
Key Work: Kitab al-Hawi (Comprehensive Book on Medicine).

Ibn Sina (Avicenna) (980–1037)Authored The Canon of Medicine, a comprehensive medical encyclopedia used in Europe for centuries.
Made advances in pharmacology, anatomy, and diagnosis.

Ibn al-Nafis (1213–1288)Discovered the pulmonary circulation of blood centuries before William Harvey.
Key Work: Commentary on Anatomy in Avicenna’s Canon.

Hunayn ibn Ishaq (809–873)A physician and translator who rendered many Greek medical texts into Arabic.
His translations of Galen’s works influenced Islamic and European medicine.

Al-Khwarizmi (780–850)Known as the “Father of Algebra.”
Introduced algebra as a distinct field in his book Al-Kitab al-Mukhtasar fi Hisab al-Jabr wal-Muqabala.
Introduced the Hindu-Arabic numeral system to the West.

Omar Khayyam (1048–1131)Made significant contributions to algebra, including the geometric solution of cubic equations.
Revised the Persian calendar, which was more accurate than the Gregorian calendar.

Al-Biruni (973–1048)Made advancements in trigonometry and astronomy.
Calculated the Earth’s radius and developed methods to measure its circumference.

Thabit ibn Qurra (836–901)Made advances in number theory, including amicable numbers.
His works on geometry and astronomy influenced later mathematicians.

Astronomers
Al-Battani (858–929)Refined Ptolemaic models of planetary motion.
Calculated the length of the solar year with remarkable accuracy.
Influenced Copernicus and the European Renaissance.

Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (1201–1274)Developed the Tusi couple, a geometric model used in Copernican heliocentrism.
Authored works on astronomy, logic, and ethics.
⭕ US corporate bankruptcies hit 14-year high as interest rates bite. At least 686 companies filed for bankruptcy in 2024, an 8% increase from the previous year and the highest number since 2010. |story|
⭕ retweet:
🔻Arnaud Bertrand: If you weren’t yet convinced that Europe is stepping into its century of humiliation, that ought to do it |link|

Trump says that the US need Greenland “for national security purposes” and “for the free world”, and claims that “people really don’t even know if Denmark has any legal right to it” (which is 100% false).

Would he ever dare say this with regards to Chinese or Russian territory? Not in a million years. But he sees that not only is Europe weak but also in the absolutely disastrous strategic situation where it is “defended” by him! Which means that Europe is effectively trapped in a mob-style protection racket and is about to relearn the old geopolitical adage (attributed to Thucydides): “the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must”.

So many ironies here of course, starting with Trump’s claim about protecting the “free world” through territorial annexation.

Second irony is that Europe’s hysterical fixation on Russian imperialism – more phantom than reality given Russia’s demonstrated capabilities – has led it to sleepwalk into the clutches of an actual empire that now casually discusses carving it up.

Last but not least, probably the bigger irony is that no-one in the whole world is going to care because of Europe’s double-standards and hypocrisy in its own dealings with the rest of the world, and Gaza in particular. Since the very beginning of Gaza (and again yesterday: |link| ) I wrote that the bigger meaning of Europe’s response would be the death of any pretense to an global order based on international law.

And that’s exactly where we are. By choosing to openly abandon even the appearance of principles Europe has essentially announced it was ok with “might makes right”. A monumentally stupid thing to do when you aren’t mighty yourself…

Europe’s leaders (if you can call them so), in their eagerness to be “good allies” by supporting the violation of international law in Gaza, have effectively signed their own continent’s permission slip for future dismemberment. They’ve forgotten that principles aren’t just moral luxuries – they’re practical shields, and once broken for others, they no longer protect you either.

Their forgetting this is especially egregious given Europe’s own history. Because we’ve we’ve seen this many times before and perhaps the most salient example is the response – or absence thereof – to Mussolini’s Italy invading Ethiopia in 1935, which resulted in hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian deaths.

Despite Ethiopia being a member of the League of Nations, the UN-ancestor meant to prevent exactly such aggression, major powers chose to protect their fellow European power rather than uphold international law. With the consequences we all know about: the death of the League of Nations as a credible institution and the clear message to other European powers that hunting season on weaker nations and peoples was officially open. Within a few months afterwards, Hitler started remilitarizing the Rhineland.

The century of humiliation that Europe is walking into has a uniquely self-inflicted quality to it, stemming from its own moral corruption and strategic myopia. Unlike China, which at least could claim to have been blindsided by European imperialism, Europe is actively participating in dismantling the very legal protections that could shield it from stronger powers. Which means it won’t even have the moral authority to protest. |media|
[I’ve said, along with the termination of the borders of Sykes-Picot in West Asia, and Berlin 1885 in Africa, will come that of Europe itself, of the untenable creation of so many irrelevant and unnecessary Lilliputians in 1919 Versailles and in 1945…]
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Talha Ahmad: Trump just reposted a video explaining that the wars in Iraq and Syria were manufactured by Netanyahu and had nothing to do with democracy.
“Netanyahu is still trying to get us to fight Iran to this day. He is a deep dark son of a bitch because he’s gotten us into endless wars” |media|
[and demented USUK will still be murder-suicided, with their soulless eyes very wide open… don’t let the satanic mockery of the Joker fool]
⭕ Why would the US supply Israel, a tiny small entity with an absolute military superiority and enjoys the full support from NATO in time of war (and peace), with 50 F-15 Eagle fighter planes and tens of thousands of bombs?

Israel’s history of territorial expansion (e.g., settlements in the West Bank, annexation of the Golan Heights and further Syrian territories) demonstrates how military power can embolden policies that encourage war crimes, crimes against humanity, violate international law and fuel regional resentment.

Enhanced military capabilities embolden Israel to adopt a more aggressive posture toward its neighbors, further destabilising the region. Furthermore, over-reliance on military strength diminishes incentives to pursue diplomatic avenues for conflict resolution. Israel’s increasing militarisation undermines its ability to achieve lasting peace agreements and encourages its expansion.

This is what the US is doing to the Middle East.

The chewing up of this “Kfir Brigade” is good to see. It is the extreme of the extremes, the local Azovs if you will, drawn from West Bank settlers who came for the safari to shoot up innocents. BTW, “kfr” in arabic means “pagan”. (!!)

This is how to do a PsyOp. How to make a mouse into a lion.
The cowardly Egyptian Junta is being saved for last for a reason. They’re the overripe fat fruit dangling on the low vine. A lusty shout may bring them down! Note how many of their hardware is Yanqui – which will light up on targeting screens during zero hour, if work properly at all. And their troops are as demoralized and contemptuous of their elites as was seen last month in Syria…..

💠 @Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇺🇸Trump Adds Canada to Map as 51st US State
⭕ 🇻🇪❗️Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro announced the detention of a group of seven foreign mercenaries in the republic. Three of them arrived from Ukraine.

They are suspected of planning terrorist attacks in the South American country.

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ The Chief Rabbi of the Syrian Jewish community in Israel, Binyamin Hamra, wrote to the head of the new Syrian government, Al Golani, to congratulate him on his victory over the ousted regime of Bashar al-Assad and stress the importance of preserving Syria’s historic Jewish community.

Mr. Hamra called on the Syrian leader to “protect the Jews who remain in Syria and order the strict preservation of Jewish historical sites.”

He also told him that he hoped that under the new leadership, Syria would become a “multicultural, tolerant and inclusive country, where all religious groups and ethnic minorities could live in peace and security.”

“I hope we can cooperate to re-establish the Jewish community in Syria and allow them to come and visit our homeland and preserve our common heritage,” he wrote.

one of my all time favs..

am going through americana, pre-mourning the Ashes about to descend.
I drove through north carolina once (stressed out on long solo drive for an interview) and lived nearly a decade in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. I preferred the solitude and forests of new hampshire, but rural/southern virginia has better people and community and healthier balance of seasons (for an African!)

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ From the very first day of the “Kursk Kamikaze Inkursion”, I posited that the Russians had lured the NATO/AFU force into a trap. I was subjected to considerable criticism and even outright mockery for my view of the matter.

I remain thoroughly convinced it was a deliberate trap. |link|
🔻 C1: A brilliant strategic & tactical move by Russia
Reliable media reports indicate 50K Uks & foreign morons DOA
Industrial scale kill zone
Finding remains for yrs
Russia cycling their troops for live fire combat experience
Regiment at a time
Killing off experienced foreigners
AUS
🔻 WS: It is what the Russians do.

They present an irresistible temptation for the enemy to flood a salient over which they possess overwhelming fire control.

They did it in 2022 in Kherson and Kharkov, then in Zaporozhye in 2023.

They let you in, then methodically destroy you.
🔻 WS: And, in my view, even if the US could magically materialize the 101st Airborne and the First Army to launch an attack against the Russians starting tomorrow, the results would be the same.

The US would employ their never-tested big war battlefield doctrine, and get slaughtered.
[And the demented Yanks will do it – their very Last Drang. But it is more likely against Iran, for the sake of Raising the Moshiach, their criminal muse]
🔻 C2: Along the same lines, there were rumors floating around that one of the triggers in Prigozhin/MoD conflict flaring up out of control was that Prigozhin was told to slow down in Bakhmut so that Russians can continue that meat grinder, but he wanted to be the hero and pushed.
🔻 C3: Maskirovka?
🔻 WS: 📜 Fall Like A Thunderbolt
🔻 C4: I wasn’t following it as closely as you. However, I am wondering if they really “lured” the Ukrainians versus they just took advantage of a terrible Ukrainian plan? If they “lured” what might have been the bait?
🔻 WS: The Kursk NPP was the bait.
🔻 Alves: I doubt the russians would sacrifice thousands of civilians for this. The war is not to this level of ruthlessness yet.

IMO, they are just exploiting a screw up by them (poorly defended frontier) and by Ukraine (the invasion of Kursk itself).
🔻 WS: There have been relatively few civilian casualties. It is a sparsely populated rural zone. Many who could have evacuated chose not to leave the area.
🔻 Alves: The region had a few thousands civilians before the invasion.

IMO you are too optimistic casualties, considering that we saw cars full of bullets, males being dragged out of their homes and there was talk of concentration camps in the Sumy region for the russian civilians.
🔻 WS: You are misinformed. Last I heard, there were fewer than 200 civilian casualties.

It is increasingly apparent that there are relatively few civilian casualties.

But you have to understand: war is a messy business.

Sometimes both good soldiers and innocent civilians are sacrificed in service to strategic imperatives.

It is an unavoidable aspect of war.
🔻 Alves: I am not saying that Ukraine outright killed thousands. Being made a prisioner or forced to live under an occupation by people that think you are a subhuman is a sacrifice too IMO.

However, we do not have real sources on the ground there and Ukraine would not divulge war crimes.
🔻 tjandthebear: The RF unilaterally de-mining the border and then leaving it ostensibly “undefended” should’ve been everyone’s first clue.

⭕🔻 Russians With Attitude: If Americans heard unfiltered thoughts from Ukrainians, they would join us in bombing them
🔻 Armchair Warlord: When I say the only weapons delivered to Ukraine should be warhead-first and at Mach 2, I’m being dead serious.
🔻 WS: reposts his old:
The rapidly developing collapse of the Ukrainian army once again brings to mind the words of Union General William Tecumseh Sherman during the US Civil War:

“You cannot qualify war in harsher terms than I will. War is cruelty, and you cannot refine it; and those who brought war into our country deserve all the curses and maledictions a people can pour out. … We cannot change the hearts and minds of those people, but we can make war so terrible that generations will pass away before they will again appeal to it.”
[I wonder, did the war criminal General Sherman, who adorns special pages in the books on barbarism, inspire the horrors the Europeans subsequently meted to Africa and the USSR?? Germans in particular, having so many relations in USA and affection for America, adopted Eugenics and other ongoing concepts from here. This was the first modern industrial war, according to some. And Europeans took careful notes]
🔻 Steven D. Cook: I think of this quote with respect to the Kursk operation. Hood moved on Tennessee, hoping to divert Sherman from continuing toward the Georgia coast. Sherman said, “If he [Hood] will go to the Ohio River, I’ll give him rations. … my business is down south.”
⭕ ‼️ Israel’s aims vis-a-vis Gaza are, from what I have seen, rather explicitly manifest: the previously existing Gaza Strip is going to be razed to the ground and its prior inhabitants either exterminated or expelled elsewhere preparatory to something new being built in its place.
[links:
🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: I don’t think people have processed just how crazy this report published in Israel’s Hayom newspaper (owned by the family of Sheldon Adelson, the casino mogul) is:

It describes how “senior US lawmakers review [a] plan linking Gaza refugee resettlement to US aid to Arab countries. The proposal, which reportedly has support from senior officials in both parties, calls on the US to condition foreign aid to Egypt, Iraq, Yemen, and Turkey on those countries accepting a certain number of refugees”.

In other words this is the US actively planning the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians (with “support from senior officials in both parties”), by looking into tying aid to Arab countries to them receiving the refugees. Which obviously completely contradicts what the Biden administration is publicly saying on the matter, and violates just about every principle of international law.

As described in the report, “the plan even goes so far as to envision how many Gazan residents each of these countries will receive: one million in Egypt, half a million for Turkey, 250,000 for Iraq, and another 250,000 for Yemen”.

Which totals to… the entirety of the Gazan population.” |media|
All this sounds like more AZE BS. Narrative and time filler. Palestinians are to be eradicated in situ, along with all those named “countries” too. And the same will rebound on the perps. Both sides made their bed. Cowardly fat hypocrites in the majority on one side; rank savages on the other. Avert eyes]
🔻 Gualberto Cappi: It’s It’s exactly what I was saying since the beginning 👇
“As I said at the beginning of the unhappy sortie of Hamas, the objective zionist was twofold: to have a pretext for a total cleared the Gaza strip, transforming it in another territory occupied; to cause a conflict to close the game with Lebanon and Iran.”
🔻 WS: Me too:
[reposts tweet of 15.10.2023:
“🤔🧵 The Israelis will no doubt continue to blow up buildings in Gaza to their heart’s delight. They would like to render it uninhabitable and scatter to the winds the 2.5 million people who “live” there — all pursuant to the pipe dreams of Eretz Yisrael.

That said, I remain persuaded the IDF is not going to enter into a confined and protracted urban battle against a heavily armed Hamas fighting in its own rubble and ashes.

I continue to be convinced Hezbollah, Syria, and Iran are Israel’s intended targets in this as yet incipient war. Gaza is just a diversion.

Of course, this probably necessitates an additional casus belli. They’re going to have to provoke or manufacture a justification for a major assault into Lebanon and Syria.

Most importantly, it has to be something that will “seal the deal” for the US to join the party.

The USS Eisenhower carrier battle group has now set sail from the US east coast. It will require several days to get to the eastern Mediterranean.

Meanwhile, there is a crescendo of criticism in many quarters of the world (including Europe) directed towards the apparent Israeli intent to erase Gaza.

I expect Israel, in coming days, to back off from their expressed objectives vis-a-vis Gaza, and instead work towards bringing to pass a pretext to strike their enemies to the north.”]
🔻 Jelena P. Kuzmanović: That was obvious from day one
🔻 WS: “Thus saith the Lord of hosts … ‘Now go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass.'”

1 Samuel 15:3
⭕ Nothing ever happens as fast as I tend to believe it will. But this is still an interesting post from one week into the ongoing slaughter in the Levant.
[reposts the above, “🧵 The Israelis will no doubt continue to blow up buildings in Gaza to their heart’s delight….”]
🔻 C1: Over a year later and pretty much everything you predicted has come true. Do you think there will be a conflict between Egypt and Israel next?
🔻 WS: My sense is that the Egyptians will make their move just in time to show up for the victory parade — no matter the victor.
[not quite Will. There will be a parade, but egyptian beef will be served]
🔻 Ed H. Hanna: Will, the attached map of “Greater Israel” includes the part of Egypt to the east of the Nile River.

How or when do you think they might try to achieve that?

Note that they have made extensive and repeated efforts to push the Palestinians into Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula; they even tried to push everyone into Sinai, including Hamas with their Jewish captives in February 2024 (see attached 🧵). |media|

⭕ ‼️ Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen waxes geopolitically poetic.

If you don’t follow Glenn, you should.
[links:
🔻 Glenn Diesen:
Willy Brandt once argued: “Security in Europe is indivisible – it is for all or for none”, and our objective was to replace zero-sum bloc politics with inclusive formats to mitigate the security competition
– We had this opportunity after the Cold War but abandoned it to pursue liberal hegemony. Today, bloc politics is the solution to all problems, and we are not even allowed to discuss Russian security concerns. NATO expansionism and weapons are the path to peace, unnecessary wars are provoked, peace agreements are consistently sabotaged, diplomacy is criminalised, and negotiation is a naughty word used by traitors. The world is believed to be a struggle between good and evil, and defeating the world’s largest nuclear power is required for peace. Political opposition from France to Germany is marginalised, we supported rigging Moldova’s election and overturning the election results in Romania, and Georgia barely escaped another colour revolution by our “non-governmental organisations” that hijack and corrupt civil society. All is not well with “liberal hegemony”, yet with declining freedom of speech, there is little if any hope for course correction. Happy New Year
⭕ There is a lot of debate about which conventional crewed implements of war have been exposed as exceedingly vulnerable given the evolution of firepower over the course of the Ukraine War.

To me, crewed armor and close air support platforms all now appear VERY vulnerable.
🔻 Ed H. Hanna: Basically, all military personnel and instruments of war that can be reached by FPV drones, whose ranges and capabilities continue to increase, are becoming increasingly vulnerable?
🔻 C2: So….this means the US shouldn’t give Ukraine some A-10s?
[They were sent to Syria, to mop up the disarmed Syrians]
🔻 C3: The navy too
⭕ 🤔 One of the hardest diplomatic challenges I will ever face, at some point in the not-so-distant future, will be how to delicately frame my “I told you so” to many of my friends who sincerely believe Donald Trump is going to bring peace on earth and “Make America Great Again”.
🔻 Alyosha: That made me think of this passage from a Peter Leithart book…
[links excerpt about Diocletian just above. This Alyosha hits the target on many layers. The Babylonian Empires have ALWAYS been led by the nose-ring by satans via these divination rituals… BTW, Turks renamed Antioch “Antalya” and France stole it from Syria where it always belonged. Again, both French and Turks are currently busying themselves erasing what remains of the earliest Christian heritage in Syria being raped at this very moment]
🔻 Frank Rizzo: Some of us knowingly voted for an imperfect candidate, we don’t expect miracles but we do hope for a move in the right direction. You however, appear eager to focus on the negatives. Maybe you hoped for Desantis or Hailey perhaps? Maybe you are a Cheney fan and war is more to your liking. Only a fool hoped for a Harris presidency and you aren’t that silly. Cheer up Will, only 4 years to go.
🔻 WS: 📜 The Ashes Will Come First
⭕ retweets:
🔻Michael Krieger: The CIA realized podcasts are how you influence the masses and then started their own shows under the guise of “speaking truth” and a whole bunch of you are gullible enough to gobble it up.

Truly remarkable levels of stupidity. This isn’t even clever or hidden, it’s totally in your face. |link|
🔻Michael Krieger: I think you’re being too generous. I definitely think one of them is complicit, the other is possibly a patsy. Whole show feels like a cia front.
🔻 WS: My view of the matter has evolved since my initial reaction seen above.

I now believe BOTH are complicit.

And it is truly depressing how gullible the American populace has become to such things.
⭕🔻Mambo Italiano: “Yes, I finally find myself in this capital of the world!”

(Johann Wolfgang Goethe, Rome, November 1, 1786, in Italian Journey 🇮🇹)

📹 romesomuch |media|
[when I saw it as a kid.. I didn’t feel exactly disappointment, but lack of awe – just pity. Heap of rubble and dust and forgotten dreams and lives.. And western civ history was fresh in my mind, and I had been top of my class. it took decades to understand why – this was the european equivalent of the forlorn and crumbled remains of the mighty statue of Ozymandias in the desert of the poem! And now.. even more understanding — subliminal revulsion. It would be like celebrating a monument to Biden in a millennium. What ever the degenerate postmodern West most touts and celebrates — is the antithesis of true civilization and human decency. These grand buildings in their day were built on the same desertification of other societies as we see in Gaza, all plunder and usury and genociding of innocents. Ancient Rome was merely the earlier, more subtle, grander, more powerful iteration of the Last Satanic Empire]
🔻 WS: In my opinion, this is one of the “must see” sights in Rome: |media|
⭕ 🔻 C1: When will we know who killed Jeffrey Epstein?
🔻 WS: When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east.
🔻 Virgo: According to Islam it’s the end of time as we know it.
🔻 C3: Bill Clinton in a blue dress and george bush playing with paper planes and a tower…double double toil and trouble… a witches brew all is revealed
⭕ Might as well take the entire Anglosphere at this point.
🔻 C1: Oceania
🔻 Warwick Powell | 鲍韶山: It’s a roguish rump, rancid & recalcitrant

⭕🔻 WS: 🧵 How to Lose A Carrier Strike Group in An Afternoon
⭕ ‼️ Mirage to the Rescue

Enfin une arme miracle pour arracher la victoire des mâchoires de la défaite. |media|

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️ The Russian military struck military airfield infrastructure, weapons depots and equipment accumulations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 164 areas in the past 24 hours, the Russian MoD reports

More key statements from the ministry’s daily briefing:

Russian air defenses shot down six HIMARS projectiles and 50 Ukrainian drones;

The enemy lost over 1,630 servicemen.

💠 @Marx Engels Lenin Institute:
⭕ And here’s the payoff for Madame Zourabichvili in case there was any doubt about who and what these people actually work for. Their only loyalty is to US imperialism and the pay off they’ll get from their masters for years of loyal service.  If Georgia was reduced to a smoking pile of rubble in the process then the likes of Zourabichvili would simply walk off to a non job in the US anyway.  |Op Paperclip 2.0|

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇧🇾🇺🇦 The Kiev authorities have been ordered to drag Belarus into a war it may not be able to withstand, Lukashenko stated.

“Why is Volodya Zelensky acting like this? We were fine with him, on good terms. And my little family too. What is he yapping about, what is it he is missing? He is being given an order: to do everything in their power to drag our country into war.”
⭕ 🇷🇺🇸🇾 The large landing ship “Alexander Shabalin” has been spotted loading cargo in Tartus.

The ship entered the Mediterranean Sea in mid-December.  |media|
[Russkies cont. their orderly withdrawal.]

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ Israel expresses serious concern over the unexplained buildup of the Egyptian army in the Sinai. According to Israel, this move constitutes a violation of the peace treaty between the two countries. The buildup includes the massive deployment of troops, the installation of anti-tank obstacles and the positioning of armored divisions. Israel has requested urgent consultations with Egypt to discuss these developments.

💠 @Arab_Africa:  
⭕ 🇱🇾🇪🇬 Libyan Mufti Calls for Overthrow of Egyptian President

The Mufti of Libya, al-Sadiq al-Ghariani, already familiar to us from previous crap, has chosen a new victim for takfir and in his latest television broadcast called on all Arab nations to come out to rallies with the aim of overthrowing Egyptian President Abd al-Fattah al-Sisi.

Al-Ghariani declared his complete rejection of the policy pursued by al-Sisi, calling it “a threat to security and justice in the region.” He also stressed that al-Sisi does not represent the will of the Egyptian people, but is engaged in “oppression and violence.”

“Sisi is an enemy of the Almighty… I call on all Arab peoples to come out to protest to overthrow his unjust rule.”

Incidentally, recently the Fatwa House of the Eastern Region of Libya called on Libyans not to listen to al-Ghariani, calling him a man who sows discord out of thin air.
[Even a broken clock chimes the time twice daily. This is a NATO cleric, like ISIS which currently runs Syria. Hell cometh for the hapless red Egyptian Ox. Btw, Libya has a land border with the said Ox..]

💠 @ejmalrai:
⭕ The West Bank has experienced a significant escalation in military operations and violence, particularly following the conflict in Gaza that began in October 2023. Israeli Occupation Forces have intensified their attacks in the region, targeting militant groups and infrastructure. For instance, on October 3, 2024, an Israeli airstrike on the Tulkarm refugee camp resulted in at least 18 Palestinian deaths.

As if Israeli attacks are not enough, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has engaged in confrontations with resistance militants within the West Bank, notably in the Jenin Refugee Camp and Nablus.

Given these developments and the appetite of the Netanyahu-Smotrich-Ben Gvir trio to annex the entire Palestine and put an end to the PA, it is plausible that the West Bank will become a focal point for intensified military operations.

The Palestinian Authority’s actions in the West Bank contribute to increased instability, which can create conditions to justify further Israeli intervention. Many Palestinians view President Mahmoud Abbas as collaborating with Israel, mainly through its security coordination with Israeli forces and its hunting of the Palestinian resistance. This coordination is deeply unpopular among Palestinians, who see it as suppressing resistance to the occupation.

The PA has intensified crackdowns on the resistance, leading to internal strife, with some Palestinians accusing the PA of prioritising its political survival over the broader struggle for Palestinian rights. Such crackdowns fuel resentment among the population, undermining the PA’s legitimacy.

Many Palestinians feel betrayed by the PA’s inability to challenge Israeli policies or achieve tangible progress toward statehood effectively and that the PA is complicit in the occupation, eroding public trust and fueling protests, strikes, and unrest.

The PA’s diminishing control in certain areas provides Israel with justification for direct intervention under the false pretext of “security concerns.”

The interplay of PA crackdowns, public dissent, and ongoing Israeli occupation creates layered instability that weakens Palestinian unity, making it easier for the Israeli occupation forces to exploit divisions. Such a scenario aligns with Israeli interests, as it undermines the Palestinian struggle for self-determination while reinforcing narratives of the PA’s inability to govern effectively.
⭕ Lebanon to SELECT soon the new president. The Parliament will meet in 2 days to discuss the following:

Saudi Arabia & the US want the chief of staff Joseph Aoun.
Qatar wants Elias al-Baisari, the General Security Director as a president if Aoun is not elected.

France: not clear.

This is a “country” with less than 100,000 army men who do not/cannot/not allowed to defend the borders and with a president selected by foreign countries.

💠 @FirstbloodH:
⭕ Syrian Falafel shop owner since 1947 in Damascus got his shop invaded by armed thugs that claimed that the shop belongs to them now…

100s of similar cases are being reported.

Freedom they said.  |media|
⭕ The massacres committed by Jolani’s terrorists against members of the Alawite sect in Syria are still ongoing, amidst significant media blackout and complicity.
⭕ The massacres in Gaza are ongoing, I just saw a footage showing a mother next to her young child 5 or 6 years old max, ambushed and killed by satanic impure israelis jews alongside other civilians.

Another warcrime and the world keeps silent.
⭕ 🔻 C1: Trouble in jihadi paradise?

Statement of the “Free Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham” announces its disavowal of al-Julani

The Free Syrian Army (FSA) officially declared its innocence of Ahmed al-Sharaa, nicknamed “al-Jolani,” stressing that he deviated from Islamic principles and cooperated with international parties to achieve his own interests.

The statement accused al-Julani of marginalizing the Islamic nation’s project, working against the interests of the “people of the Levant,” and committing violations against Muslims in the liberated areas.

The Commission called on the opposition parties to unite and work together to confront Al-Julani’s policies, which it described as “destructive.”

The statement sent a warning message to the organization’s members who support al-Julani, calling on them to back down from his “un-Islamic” approach.

(The statement indicates the brutality of this terrorist organization and they consider Al-Julani a traitor to the terrorist approach)
🔻 FB: Oh oh !

I doubt serious men within Iran are ever fooled, like within the other civilizational-states. But as with the others, they are double headed (like the imperial double-headed eagle) and of a conscious choice. Such plurality of experiences and insights and inclinations confers the greatest flexibility and pool of natural talent.

We can see it in Nabiullina and Siluanov, hated so by Saker in years past, being the very Atlanticists that helped save their people from the sanctions from hell! The irony!!! To think these two may have been as essential to planetary denazification as the MOD to demilitarization…

Yet the danger always lurks — when will the betrayal come from those who learned with the enemy, of walking the Dark Side too far, and one day twist the knife inside the heart of the homeland? Such is the permanent risk with studying the dark arts, which can only come through consort with enemies, like taking a daily drop of poison as inoculation.

I think only serious experienced and politically savvy members within their societies can know what’s what. Even most apparatchiks appear clueless, in spite of high IQ. To survive Legion in the End Times, only three “normal” societies seem to cut it  — biting police states like the Baathist Syria (which cannot long endure); homogeneous close-knit warrior peoples like Yemenis and DPRK; and opaque civilizational-states with a deep well and an opposing deep state.

Soleimani’s faction, like the Russian General Staff in Syria, is not superhuman. The rug can get pulled out from under them, or sufficient resources denied, “for the greater good.” This is what makes civilizational-states so maddening and causes most supporters to despair.

They can equivocate, go into prolonged slumber, and usually act with an eye towards decades and generations down the line.

And they can be swamped by unprincipled and decisive Antagonists as we currently see — those who concede eternity to continue ruling for another flicker in Time

Putin was honest. He said there is continuity between Republicans and Democrats, or even within different factions of the same party over time, as the same unelected deep state runs the real affairs.

So carping on Obama’s broken promises due to Trump is disingenuous. First, Obama never fulfilled his obligations under JCPOA even before Trump.

However the timing of the JCPOA and how he links it to tying the hands of Iran is most instructive. This was the genius and magick of Obama. They gave Iran various “prerogatives” within Syria and the Levant, in return for savaging Yemen.

If this is true, and not further Anglo slander to divide and rule, this was when Iran first permitted a natural ally and first line of defense to be sorely weakened.

They did it again repeatedly in the last year — in Lebanon, then Syria. Perhaps in Iraq, by never forcing the issue of full liberation.

So this seduction by Obama bought his side time to whittle away at the Resistance, piecemeal. And now Iran is next

Satanists know Eschatology quite well, better than the opposing side! Both Zion and Saudi fear Yemen more than any other on earth (in spite of talk of practical Iran); both have said repeatedly their doom comes from Yemen.

Yemen’s among ten major signs of the End Times. It is indomitable in land war, but hamstrung currently by distance and lack of resources, especially air cover to neutralize the US Air Force, the current saving lifeline of Zion.

But soon, quite soon, the very skies will burn worldwide, raising a great Smoke, and reduce war to land and sea……… and Yemen shall cut through Saudi and intervening space like a hot knife through fat enroute to rebalance our laboring world