Even completely corrupt South Africa could teach the B…s a lesson in democracy
Totalitarian modus operandi
President Joe Biden when asked about the health of democracy in Israel, said: “I’m very concerned, and I’m concerned that they get this straight. They cannot continue down this road.”
In the climate of a global pandemic, COVID-19 vaccines were rolled out under emergency use authorization after a much shorter than normal testing period. Millions of people rolled up their sleeves because they were told they were doing their part to end the pandemic. But for some—it didn’t go as expected.
The Unseen Crisis is a feature-length documentary that provides an intimate, uncensored look into the lives of those who live with the debilitating after-effects of the COVID-19 vaccines. It examines the issue of COVID-19 vaccine injury claims in a fresh, honest, and comprehensive manner with expert interviews, whistleblowers’ statements, and government health statistics.
A US F-16 carrying: One AIM-9L Sidewinder, one AIM 9J Sidewinder, one 2000 pound Mark 84 bomb, and an auxilliary fuel tank on each wing
The United States has unilaterally decided to escalate the war between Russia and Ukraine, apparently in the belief that the war will continue to drag on for a considerable time, since training Ukrainian pilots will not be a quick or easy process.
Despite his previously announced opposition to supplying the fourth-generation fighters to Ukraine – a move that Zelenksy has been lobbying for – Biden unilaterally told his G-7 counterparts that he has flip flopped. As the BBC reported:
Steve McCann’s “Eight Startling and Uncomfortable Ways the Democrat Party Emulates the Nazi Party” was just the tip of the National Socialist iceberg.
The fascist far left have always had to lie to survive. They’ve always been on the wrong side of history, and the only way they can remain viable is by gaslighting people on a full-time basis. For decades, their biggest lie has been that the supposedly pro-freedom side of the political spectrum, imbued in the precepts of individual liberty and limited government, is somehow connected to totalitarian collectivist regimes that displayed the exact opposite of those values.
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In five days of fighting that ended with a Saturday night ceasefire, terrorists in Gaza fired more than a thousand rockets into Israel—1,468 rockets to be precise. Thanks to bomb shelters and the Iron Dome missile defense system, the barrage only claimed the lives of two victims inside Israel, one of them a Palestinian construction worker from Gaza. Four Palestinians also died when rockets fell short of the border, hitting homes in Gaza, according to Israel’s military.
America’s Middle East ‘Withdrawal’ Breathes Its Last Breath June 24, 2022
What Does U.S. “Withdrawal” From the Middle East Mean? Dec 10, 2021
By Paul Sullivan, THE NATIONAL NEWS , December 29, 2022,
One of the more enduring narratives over the past few years has been America’s supposed withdrawal from the Middle East and North Africa. It’s a recurring theme in media reports and analyses, and often seeps into debates and discussions. But there appears to be plenty of daylight between perception and reality. And the fact of the matter is, the US’s business, academic, cultural, military and diplomatic partners in the region understand all too well that America has stayed. They also know how important it is for America to remain.
T. Belman. If Gantz or Lapid want to r4educe the influence of the Haredi, either one should compete with them to be a coalition partner rather than steadfastly reject Netanyahu. They have left Netanyahu with no option.. They are the author’s of their own misfortune. If Gantz and Saar changed some of their policies to be more in tune with the Right, they would be in the government also and the other parties to the coalition would not be so powerful.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads the weekly Likud party meeting at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem on March 14, 2016. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saw a bump in public support in a poll released Friday, nearly a week after the latest military operation in Gaza, which helped restore some voter confidence in the premier after his ratings plummeted during the first four months of his sixth term in office.
by Majid Rafizadeh, GATESTONE • May 20, 2023
Dershowitz argues that the named bad actors were well intentioned. He also said that he also thinks, like them, Trump was a danger to national security. He also said that Hillary was a good friend and that he contributed to her campaign. He said the same about Obama. He voted for him twice.
By Malcolm Dash Mar 14, 2022
No state should invade another country. It’s morally and ethically unjustifiable. But when descending from mount Olympus, the real world of national interests obscures all virtuous modalities. From time immemorial, powerful nation-states have asserted their hegemony over other states; through military, economic, and territorial expansion.
From the age of the Czars, Russia has exercised its influence over the Baltic nations. However, regarding Ukraine, Russia considers this country and its people as one with Russia. And Ukraine serves as a buffer state for Russia; let’s not overlook that the West invaded Russia many times, the Swedes in the 1700s, Napoleon in the 1800s, the French and British during the 1917 Russian revolution, and the third Reich in WWII. It imprinted these invasions into the collective history of generations of Russians.
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T. Belman. In my opinion, the US isn’t so much interested in helping Israel normalize with Saudi Arabia as they are in normalizing with SA themselves. They don’t want to cede the Middle East to China and they don’t want to cede Israel and SA to China. They are not going to focus their efforts elsewhere as they have been suggesting. They are going to hold on to the ME, SA and Israel for dear life.
Is Israel dependent on the US or is the US dependent on Israel?
Report: Biden pushing for Israel-Saudi deal by end of the year
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It seems now that the Biden administration has recognized, perhaps belatedly, that the Iran-Saudi rapprochement has the potential of not only removing the US as an influencer in the Middle East region, but the Chinese might somehow replace the US dollar with the Chinese Yuan as the international currency. Already, with mega deals between China and Saudi Arabia, as well as Chinese huge deals with Iran, and potentially more deals with the remaining Arab Gulf states, US influence and prestige is bound to be eviscerated.
by Raymond Ibrahim, GATESTONE • May 19, 2023
In taking a wrecking ball to President Trump’s effective policies to secure the border, Joe Biden has unleashed an unprecedented crisis of public safety and national security.
A flood of illegals is precipitating an increase in violent crime and aiding drug- and human-trafficking cartels. It is also adding to the homeless, burdening government entitlement programs, and spreading disease.
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T. Belman. It is significant that the NYT published this letter. It supports the narrative I have been publishing.
by Blaise Malley, RESPONSIBLE STATECRAFT 17.5.23
An open letter calling for a swift diplomatic end to the war in Ukraine was published on Tuesday in the New York Times. The letter’s 14 signatories consisted mostly of former U.S. military officers and other national security officials, including Jack Matlock, Washington’s former ambassador to the Soviet Union; Ann Wright, a retired U.S. Army colonel and former diplomat; Matthew Hoh, a former Marine Corps officer and State Department official; and Ret. Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, who served as Secretary of State Colin Powell’s Chief of Staff.
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Galina:
Scott Ritter
In Russia, he is presented as a retired Marine Corps intelligence officer and former US Rapid Deployment Force analyst.
His military career was “put an end” after he was suspected of working for foreign intelligence. Scott married Marina Khotiashvili, a former Soviet translator who was linked to the KGB by US intelligence agencies. Ritter was fired and forced to testify before the US Senate. After those events, he immediately became an insane critic of the international policy of the United States and NATO, and later a sympathizer of the Kremlin.
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Read also: Toronto: Jews subject to more hate crimes than any other group
By Melanie Phillips May 18, 2023, 7:05 PM (GMT+3)
(JNS) A conference held in London this week was subjected to an extraordinary onslaught on social and mainstream media from people who weaponized antisemitism against it.
The conference was on National Conservatism, a concept developed by the Israeli-American philosopher and political theorist Yoram Hazony. Through his key insight that attachment to the nation is a core component of conservatism, he has launched an attempt to reclaim for the West authentically conservative principles that have become muddled and uncertain.
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17,000 Scientists and Physicians warn that the COVID vaccine, which they identify as an experimental gene therapy injection must end.
These doctors are concerned because the believe the data now clearly shows that the shots cause far more harm than good, with those who get vaccinated actually being more at risk of disease and death than the unvaccinated. They are concerned because they see a huge uptick in damage to the heart, brain, reproduction, lungs, and immune system directly linked to the vaccine.
By Mordechai Ben Menachem
I disagree with Walter Russell Mead’s arguments in
The Citizens of this Extraordinary State have every Reason to look Forward with Hope
“Disregarding Truman’s pleas and warnings from Western military leaders that they faced certain defeat, the Jews of Palestine voted for independence. They went on to win the War of Independence, thanks largely to an influx of Soviet-bloc weapons from Czechoslovakia, but 75 years later questions about its future still swirl around the Jewish state.”
Introduction
The Kingdom of Jordan has lately increased the level of its involvement in the Palestinian Authority (PA). There seem to be two main reasons for this. One is the security escalation that has occurred in the absence of any progress towards a resolution to the Palestinian problem, and the other is Jordan’s fear that chaos may erupt in the West Bank after the departure of 87-year-old PA President Mahmoud ‘Abbas, especially given the poor performance of the PA and the absence of a clear mechanism for the transfer of power, as well as the deep intra-Palestinian schism.
