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The Israeli military is carrying out continuous killings of Palestinian aid seekers, including an air strike on Friday that murdered 25 people who had gathered in Central Gaza in hopes of receiving desperately needed food.
The political centre sees the US and Israel’s war on Iran as a crisis to be managed, while the gap between their detached politics and bloody rhetoric widens, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Israel and the USA faced seemingly intractable problems.
Israel shared a border with a population utterly radicalised population that lived in high density urban areas that were completely intertwined with military infrastructure. There was no way to strike at Hamas without hitting their (often children) human shields and ostensibly civil targets (which hid military assets).
The USA's border was rendered meaningless with tens of millions of illegals, many hardened criminals, allowed int other country by a kleptocratic government willing to shatter the American Dream in order to enrich and empower themselves. The problem was so huge that many simply accepted it as a new reality.
Both situations were the result of decades of dithering and weakness on the part of those few who dared even to point out the inevitable result of both situations, the death of Israel and the USA as functioning (classically) liberal societies.
In Trump and Netanyahu, for better or worse, leaders emerged with a willingness to do what had not been done before, i.e., to grasp the nettle, suffer the pain, and overcome the inertia that held both nations in a deadly form of stalemate.
Israel was trapped as a pariah state, weighed down by accusations of inhumanity vis a vis Gaza and its militant population. The USA became a tottering husk, its middle class collapsing and its working class gutted by deindustrialisation. Even if these two nations survived in some form, their increasingly zombie-like state of existence gave the globalists, the collectivists, the kleptocrats, all of the room they needed to work their dark craft upon us all.
The kleptocrats used deadly scams like covid and climate change (enforced energy poverty on billions of people) to enrich themselves and give them heretofore unimaginable powers.
But there is now a big problem. Gaza and the illegals in the USA were the primary fortifications of their agenda. Since both seemed impossible to solve, and since both kept the nations in a state of weakness and vulnerability, evil plots like covid and climate change were able to flourish. People today face an uncertain and dangerous future, but one that has a key feature: HOPE.
Not the cynical Orwellian 'hope' we saw from Obama, but genuine light at the end of a very long and dark tunnel.
There are entire generations in Israel and the USA that have grown up in recent decades never knowing what hope actually feels like. Distracted by yet more terrible schemes like the transgender wing of the death cult, they invested themselves in the moment rather than worked for a future together.
In less than a year, that has all changed. Gaza and Hamas are more or less in the cleanup phase ahead of a redevelopment project of a scale not seen since the Marshall Plan. The USA border is sealed and early interventions and self-deportations are already creating positive effects in the job market and economy.
Iran's threat of a nuclear program, coupled with its history of exporting terror, constituted another nettle to be grasped. And it has been firmly grasped.
This must terrify the kleptocrat class. Their other weapons, stuff like pandemic fear mongering, climate alarmism, anti-family transgenderism, etc., are MUCH more fragile than Gaza and the 50m+ illegals in the USA.
I do not have a sense of Israeli politics at all, and I cannot offer a useful opinion on Netanyahu's future. But what has happened in Gaza is irreversible. Israel as a nation is committed to finishing that job, and their status under the Abraham Accords will, I believe, require them to be a fair partner as the outcome I expect to see, which is Arab investment and participation in Gaza's rebuilding. Bibi may be ousted, but his grasping of the nettle can never be undone.
In the USA, it is little less clear. If a MAGA legacy is not the result of Trump's presidency, the border can be reopened, the economy and society crushed, and the USA returned to a hopeless state. I note that if this happens, Israel will be ever more isolated and vulnerable such that I think the only rational policy is for Israel support MAGA in pretty much every respect. This notion will not be palatable to the pundits who insist that Israel is a monolithic evil.
Trump has a whole field of nettles to grasp. Ukraine. China/fentanyl. Collectivist kleptocratic Democrats and RINOs at every level of government. And so on. With his demonstration of border security, roundups of illegals, and his strike on Iran's nuclear program, he has demonstrated the big stick that Teddy Roosevelt suggested (Trump seems to ignore the speak softly part).
What Trump does do is speak loudly and clearly about his priorities which are easily summarised: Peace and prosperity.
Do you recall the Platinum Plan? Blue cities are going to be offered an opportunity to develop their way out of the Democrat-induced ghetto trash state of existence. Black leaders will be identified, developed, and supported. These cities will again become manufacturing centres with job that a family can live on.
I suspect that Trump will offer Iran a similar way forward. Abandon terror and be welcomed into deals that will make Iran great again. I made a guess (not a prediction) that one outcome could be a joint announcement of an Iran/USA partnership to redevelop Iran's oil reserves.
And in all of that, there are models for Europe. Abandon the collectivist way, stop destroying ancient cultures, embrace peace and prosperity, and perhaps western Europe's slow suicide can be reversed.
And you can take Trump's Peace and Prosperity model everywhere. China's poor want decent jobs and living conditions and the opportunity to enter the middle class. Sub-Saharan Africa needs to be freed from the globalist kleptocrats such that it can finally find its own way into the Industrial Age. The Korean Peninsula could be reunited.
Gaza and 50m+ illegals seemed impossible until leaders & governments finally came to power with a willingness to do what billions of people would condemn.
Now all of our other big problems are on the agenda.
And as hope, like a desperately needed infusion of a lifesaving medicine, is now moving through populations worldwide. This hope must be connected to commitment and determination. It must inspire local involvement in all levels and forms of government. We must never lose hope again and allow apathy and self-interest to rule.
Peace is the prize. Prosperity is the plan. And The People are the way it all can and must happen.
You are literaly as important as any other individual. Trump needs YOU. The USA needs YOU. The world needs YOU.
Pick something and get to work. A school board. A local government office. Volunteering on a political campaign. Anything. As long as it is not nothing!
The woes of the federal government are directly linked to local government apathy.
Take back local governments and you control the elections, the political machines, and most of the money and manpower available for election naughtiness.
Third of global gas and quarter of global oil passes through narrow waterway The Iranian parliament has voted overwhelmingly to close the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most strategically important b…
@Michael This is unfortunate since it will force us to destroy every Iranian asset that enters or threatens the straight. And China which formerly was it's ally won't be happy about having their oil supply cut off. There is just no way this can end well for any of the parties.
British publishing has been slow to document black British stories outside of the capital. A new book, taking a road trip around the UK during the Thatcher years, sets the record straight.
Warning: footage is horrific but we must not look away or be distracted With the world’s attention on the US and Israeli attacks on Iran and Iran’s successful retaliation, Israel contin…
A toolkit to help Scottish political parties shape their thinking and action to meet the 2030/31 child poverty reduction targets ahead of the 2026 Scottish Election.
The British government will move to ban the activist group Palestine Action and proscribe it as a terrorist organisation, after two activists broke into the UK's largest airbase on Friday on electric scooters and damaged two Royal Air Force (RAF) pla…
what did they expect for trespassing a military installation?
Being given a cup of tea and crumpets and told "Oi, get off ma lawn m8!" ?
They can be glad they didn't face some shitty recruit or disgruntled asshole who wanted to have an excuse to fire at them, cuz on a #US base that would've likely happened just by touching the fence...
The effect of the US strikes on Iran are still unknown, but the chances of escalation and a bloody war of attrition are high, with no guarantee of success for the US and Israel, argues Chris Bambery
The jubilation of Donald Trump and Benjamin Neta…
On June 22, 2025, the United States under the leadership of Donald Trump struck three nuclear facilities in Iran, officially announcing its entry into the
The Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, confirmed on Saturday that two million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are facing starvation. He accused Israel of using food a
Guest Post by Marjorie Taylor Greene My thoughts on bombing Iran. I don’t know anyone in America who has been the victim of a crime or killed by Iran, but I know many people who have been victims of crime committed by criminal illegal aliens or MURDERED by Cartel and Chinese fentanyl/drugs. Almost everyone in…
Guest Post by Marjorie Taylor Greene My thoughts on bombing Iran. I don’t know anyone in America who has been the victim of a crime or killed by Iran, but I know many people who have been victims of crime committed by criminal illegal aliens or MURDE…
Masar Badil Statement: U.S. Military Bases Out of Our Homelands!
Statement Issued by the Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement (Masar Badil) U.S. Military Bases Out of Our Arab Homeland Immediately! No to U.S. Military Occupation in Our Region!
In light of the ongoing U.S. aggression against our peoples—most recently, the treacherous bombing of the Islamic Republic of Iran—the Masar Badil, the Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement reaffirms its firm position: all American and Western military bases must be expelled from our Arab region. Their presence constitutes a form of direct colonialism and remains a constant source of aggression, plunder, and terrorism.
U.S. bases in the Arab Gulf, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, and across the Arab world have been transformed into launching pads for bombings and direct support to the Zionist enemy. They function as command centers for the aggression against the resistance in Palestine, Lebanon, and Yemen, as well as hubs for espionage and domination serving only the interests of Washington and Tel Aviv, at the expense of the sovereignty and dignity of our peoples.
The occupying U.S. forces in our Arab land benefit from extensive privileges, including the use of airspace, ports, airports, and military camps, along with fuel services, maintenance, and weapons storage across most countries in the region. This grants them unrestricted mobility by land, air, and sea.
The presence of U.S. military bases in our region constitutes a direct occupation of the land, through which the Arab people are stripped of their will and sovereignty. These bases serve only the Zionist entity and the regimes of subservience and normalization. Accordingly, they are legitimate targets for all armed revolutionary forces in the region.
We call upon the masses of our Arab people everywhere, upon the forces of liberation and revolutionary change in the Arab homeland, and upon international liberation movements, to launch a broad popular campaign against the American military presence in West Asia. The expulsion of U.S. military bases must be seen as an urgent national and revolutionary objective, no less vital than the struggle against the Zionist project in occupied Palestine.
Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement (Masar Badil) June 22, 2025
Statement Issued by the Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement (Masar Badil) U.S. Military Bases Out of Our Arab Homeland Immediately! No to U.S. Military Occupation in Our Region! In light of the ongoing U.S.
Israel, the US' Middle East aircraft carrier. The regime change war. It was always the plan to destroy Iran. The US has invaded 80 countries since WW2Follow ...
We did it. Garage stuff that’s for the junk guys moved to one side of the garage, two windows cleaned, items we are keeping corralled and in storage containers (a lot of hot tub supplies). Garage swept. We missed hazardous waste pick up this year. But we’ll be ready next year. Car full of things to donate.
New General Contractor meet is on for tomorrow. He says he pulls permits. It’s crazy how many will not offer to do so. Siding work begins this week.
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There is a lot of lying on both sides of the table. Iran claims their nuclear program is only peaceful, but only 3.5-5% enrichment is required for a boiling or pressurized water reactor. But, Iran has enriched Uranium-235 to 60%, far far in excess of what is needed for light water reactors but still short of the 90% required for weapons grade uranium.
L’Iran fait des recherches pour du nucléaire civil. spécifiquement la fusion atomique qui serait une source d'energie quasi gratuite. L'intention de L’Iran est de donner cette énergie au monde entier pour mettre fin au racket planétaire de l’énergie.
It's unsettling to hear about this level of uranium enrichment. It highlights how difficult it is to verify claims and intentions in international relations. It's like trying to understand a really complicated level in a video game where the rules keep changing. Speaking of challenging things, I've been trying to improve my focus and concentration lately. You know what surprisingly helps? Believe it or not, playing Geometry Dash. It requires intense focus and quick reflexes! geometrydashjump.com
Kamala Harris was the Democrat candidate for president that most Americans voted for but the billionaire fascists and Russia overruled.
I agree "Billionaire fascists" love Trump, but they would perfectly love Harris if she´d rule the US, I seen no reason why not. Is Russia is the reason for Trump´s election, not sure about this, I wouldn´t blame external forces, no need for that, but ok, if that helps?
She knew a convicted felon would use war as a distraction and profit
True. Still I wonder would a Dem-Administration be fundamentally different when it comes to bombing black and brown people? Seen from the outside, I really do not see any difference. Please explain what Harris did for peace while she was vice-president, cant recall anything?
She knew a convicted felon would use war as a distraction and profit
I still think this war wasn't his idea but Netanyahu's. Trump desperately wanted a Nobel Peace prize - because Obama had one. So he got out of the treaty with Iran (signed by Obama) during his first reign and now wanted them to enter a new one. But Netanyahu didn't like that after he found out and we have seen how he expressed his dislike.
This one Trump didn't want, he was "merely" way too weak to resist a much more dominant Netanyahu. Trump is like an easy instrument for dictators to play on...
Hungary supports the early resolution of the conflict between Israel and Iran with the participation of the United States and expresses hope for peaceful negotiations. This was stated by Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó.
Tehran, Jun 22 (Prensa Latina) Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned on Sunday a US airstrike on three nuclear sites in the country, which he described as outrageous, and warned that it will have eternal consequences.
She started home hospice care this past week in addition to the 24-hour live-in care and so far it has gone well.
Her dementia continues to escalate and she "sundown's" quite a bit even with the meds that are supposed to help with it.
I purchased some Vitamin D drops to put in her morning breakfast drink to help with the sundown effect. Genetically, my family suffers from Vitamin D deficiency and I am hoping this helps a little bit.
One day our family decided to eat at a posh Mexican restaurant. I worried a bit how my MIL would handle this novel situation with her rapidly-declining social skills.
All during the meal the attentive servers refilled our glasses and replenished our chips/salsa.
As my husband came close to finishing his meal, his mother instructed him NOT to finish because "they'll just bring you more food to eat!"
My aunt is more on the bitter and angry side, unfortunately.
She had to be tough to compete in a man's world (career woman before there were career women, no kids, etc.) and it is killing her that she can't control her life anymore.
But she has a lot to be proud of, she blazed trails for women before Gloria Steinem, and despite her constant put downs of me, I am proud to be her nephew and caretaker.
Well, my MIL was always quite a handful, and her 2 daughters both refused to tend to her in their own homes, because doing so would definitely have irreparably harmed their marriages/families.
We volunteered because she was easier on her son, and an institution could be used as a last resort.
I am glad that you're keeping things in perspective. This is the RIGHT thing to do!
Even in her degenerative state, my aunt gets a joke in.
This week, her caregiver called to say that auntie had scared her to death. She called out to her "PK, I am taking my last breath!"
PK ran to her room, saw my aunt with her eyes closed and head tilted to one side. She checked to see if she was breathing and if her heart was beating.
Then my aunt slowly turned her head, opened her eyes, and smiled.
It’s officially Trump’s war on Iran… as the U.S. carried out direct strikes in Iran on Saturday night. But while the Trump Admin is doing a victory lap...
Once they achieved the ultimate DEI position, every other work employment was up for grabs. There's an insidious amount of DEI people that have been hired that hopefully will just fade out through sheer incompetence. We can only hope. I am tired of people giving boomers a bad name (not all deserve it), but at least we knew how to do basic maintenance, life skills.
He’s rolling out the George W Bush playbook for regime change war and playing it note for note, while still trying to ride the support he garnered with his populist messaging about draining the swamp and ending the wars. caitlinjohnst.one/p/george-dub…
“Unintended Consequences” of the COVID-19 Lockdown: Millions of People in the Poorest Areas of the World Died of Starvation, Not COVID-19 - Global Researchglobalresearch.ca/unintended-c…
Zionism offers a unifying identity for many American Jews. But as a Jew by Choice, born in Mexico and raised in the U.S., I’ve found that Black, Indigenous, and Chicanx thinkers’ theories of diaspora have helped me understand my own identity.
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