I told you South Africa has lost Africa. The consequences have just begun. But if you ask me, consequences worldwide have just begun. Tabo Mbeki, prevous president, have just said that these marches are a paid movement.

Ugandan military officer, Chief of Defence Forces of the Uganda People's Defence Force and the chairman of the Patriotic League of Uganda has sparked fresh controversy after posting a series of messages on social media warning South African nationals to leave Uganda, accusing the… pic.twitter.com/iJnS5blaBh
— Sahel Revolutionary Soldier (@cecild84) July 5, 2026

It is so difficult to differentiate between the Afrophobic thugs and murderers in the streets, and South African government officials these days.

Africans escaping, because the incompetent South African government decided not to lead and allow lawlessness to rein.

Now the… pic.twitter.com/5dnh7FG3LU

— Sahel Revolutionary Soldier (@cecild84) July 4, 2026

A note for emersonreturn.

Recommended viewing … first:  https://sovereignista.com/2026/06/27/a-strong-statement-from-members-of-irans-assembly-of-experts/

And this one will tell a lot regarding your question ….

Capitalism is Corrupting Independent Media | A Dialogue with Dimitri Lascaris

Jangjo

Time is of the essence, Amarynth questions have the urgency of now.

A dusty fog rises in any war from the loud impact of the truth falling down as the first casualty of war.

Hybrid, asymmetrical wars, are largely psychological in nature, rather than kinetic.

We are in dire need to keep our heads cool and free from unneeded debris, blocking our vision and diverting our objectivity.

All questions Amarynth poses are pertinent, and most of them are unfinished threads she turned into “why we don’t have an answer about the Iranian nuclear bomb”?

That was a bombshell (no pun intended) when it came out, to die out quietly after newer events buried it in the short-attention span, twitter-head mindset that rules our times.

The conformation of a “new security architecture” with Pakistan as its backbone is a dangerous proposition.

Eighty thousand troops to KSA.

Fighter jets already in KSA.

We cannot trust Pakistan.

We cannot trust KSA.

We cannot trust Qatar.

Much less the zio-nazi chihuahuas.

Oman’s backstabbing, or what it looks like it, is the cherry on top of the latest developments.

Right after Ghalibaf’s visit, they opened an alternative shipping lane, coinciding with narco rubio’s visit to the GCC to enforce the empire’s party line.

The MoU is beginning to smell like another skein to ensnare Iran in yet another trap, this time going for the jugular.

KSA underwriting 12 billion dollars.

Qatar guarantor of 6 billion dollars.

Pakistan guaranteeing the security of the Iranian team in Switzerland, while at the same opening a channel to the media by means of Pepe Escobar et al, volunteering an ISI spook to spill the beans.

It looks more and more as if they were making sure Iran signed the MoU, since any time Iran walked out (three times, the rumor goes), some GCC puppet would jump in saving the “negotiations” at the last minute.

And it also looks as if Pepe and Larry were used to throw a smoke curtain of disinformation while the process was unfolding, dropping “breaking news” and “bombshells” to make it look as if Iran was in control of the narrative.

Salami slicing, anyone?

The whole whack-a-mole seems to have been orchestrated to make Iran trust, not the process per se, but the actors who perform the role of “intermediaries” or “mediators,” Pakistan ending the kabuki theater with a pompous gala for Pezeshkian’s recent visit, was highly suspicious, IMHO.

In this context, we have to question every event during the ceasefire, and examine its purpose. For example, why would trump choose to offend MBS in such vulgar manner? The immediate reaction would be, “MBS would want to take revenge and turn against trump.” What if the whole thing has been arranged to create a perception?

So, we have a lot more questions than Amarynth is able to fit on her site.

And there is no reason to hide them, whatsoever.

Sunshine, is the best disinfectant.

There is no reason to sweep those urgent, burning questions under the rug.

The only reason would be cowardice.

And we are not cowards.

We have to have the courage to ask any and all pertinent questions re: Iran’s current predicament.

And we need to work procuring the answers, ASAP.

They are the crack through which the light comes in.

PS: Sorry about the long diatribe, time is short, and I am just drive-by posting.

The motherlode:  Sharmine Narwani (Iranian, based in Beirut, born in Canada), with Ali Alizade (Iranian, British based).

Many of our questions here are touched upon in one way or another.  What is most surprising is that Ali says that four analysts who questioned the MoU was cancelled on one day.  So, these questions have been out there.  The ones that discussed them, were cut out of our world in one fell swoop.  You will hear why as the discussion continues.

This is probably not a video that you can play in the background while washing the dishes or something. It is more complex. I was riveted.  Please enjoy. One thing that struck me. A few Daily Chronicles back, I assessed from spending hours on the Iranian social media serious chat, and found three groups of discussions and described them. Ali describes it just like that. In this sphere, I’ve come home lol. Initially I had to adjust a little to his accent.