By Peggy Tierney, TIERNEY’S REAL NEWS 14 January 2024
The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum is being held in Davos, Switzerland from January 15-19, 2024…
The theme of the conference is “Rebuilding Trust.” Right! What do the Globalist elites have up their sleeves!
There is a session at the conference that you should know about — that isn’t being widely reported:
It’s called “Preparing for Disease X.”
T. Belman. In my 2022 Webinar, Mudar Zahran spoke about Jordan’s Future Between the Abraham Accords and an Arab NATO
Middle East expert, Eliahu Yosian, suggests setting up an Israeli-Arab NATO training unit: ‘We have technology and cyber skills and they have money and depth. An Israeli soldier has three years experience, we can train them in our combat methods.’
Iranian born Middle East expert, Eliahu Yosian, spoke with Arutz Sheva – Israel National News at the convention ‘Lessons from Gaza’ of the Sovereignty Movement.
“We will not eliminate Hamas by killing terrorists and destroying the Gaza Strip that will only be reinstated by Qatar”, Yosian emphasizes, “The appropriate response is to take the land from them”.
T. Belman. I don’t think the vast majority of Westerners believe in woke values or principles. So, many governments including the US and Canada, impose these values on their citizens, whether they like them or not and fire you or imprison you or fine you if you object. Their obsessive embrace of wokeness has made them totoliterian rather than democratic.
The answer is that it can’t. It is too obsessed with non-existent gender equity to even try.
The Welfare State, the great pride of Western civilization, the latest achievement of democracy of a civilized, democratic and well-fed West, has ended. The Toronto Sun reports that Canadian government websites no longer talk about “women”, but about “menstruating employees.”
People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier thunders against Trudeau’s “gender-obsessed” government which is waging a systematic attack on masculinity and turning men “into non-binary, trans, gender-fluid, weak and effeminate sissies.”
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Peloni: Continued cooperation and dialogue with Qatar represents an existential threat to Israel. The Qataris are in fact not part of any solution which Israel needs, but rather they are part of nearly every problem which Israel faces. As is explained in the FDD conversation below, the good cop pretense afforded to Doha is part of the foundation of the old Conception which must be ended.
Foundation for Defense of Democracies, January 12, 2024
Host Cliff May is joined by FDD experts Jonathan Schanzer and Richard Goldberg to discuss Qatar donning the facade of ‘mediator’ and ‘peacemaker.’ The reality is rather different.
Peloni: Finally, someone who is actually interested in pursuing election fraud. It should be noted that while election fraud benefited Democratic victories, in far too many jurisdictions, particularly in the swing states, it was Republicans who either acted to support the fraud or helped obstruct any investigation of fraud. As Paxton continues to pursue his investigation, let us see how these uniparty faithful will continue to further obstruct Paxton’s efforts to address the most substantial threat to the American Republic since the Constitution was signed.
Texas AG Paxton Demands Counties Provide Machine Audit Logs.
Complying with open records requests nationwide will likely prove massive election fraud
By CDM Staff, CD Media January 14, 2024
At CDM we have been cataloguing a rogues gallery of suspected election fraudsters, along with corroborating evidence across several states for months. The issue has centered mainly on the ‘blank ballot’ issue found throughout the nation in states which are allowing the alleged fraud by allowing machines to designate large percentages of ballots cast ‘blank’ and then adjudicating them by software. In short, a sophisticated way of ‘changing votes’. In Broward County, FL in 2020, upwards of 20% of ballots cast in some precincts were designated ‘blank’.
The Caroline Glick Show
Memri, the Middle East Media Research Institute, fights Hamas by telling the world what its leaders are saying.
By Elliot Kaufman, WSJ Jan. 12, 2024
Yigal Carmon is one of the few Israelis who can claim to have predicted this war. His Aug. 31 article “Signs of Possible War in September-October” cited provocations by Hezbollah, escalating violence in the West Bank and threats from Hamas as evidence of regional coordination for something big. “Israel will likely be compelled to undertake a large-scale response,” he wrote, “even at the cost of an all-out war.”
Some details were off, but Mr. Carmon says anyone paying attention would have seen the writing on the wall. “They said it all. They said everything,” Mr. Carmon, a former Israeli intelligence officer and counterterrorism adviser to two prime ministers, says in a phone interview from Jerusalem. As president and a co-founder of Memri, the Middle East Media Research Institute, he had publicized Hamas’s videos advertising its drills for an invasion of Israel, as well as its claims that total war was coming.
The bold proposals of General Gershon Hacohen for national vision and renewed ideological-theological defense posture.
By David M. Weinberg, IH 01-14-2024
Defense analysts rightly have been focused in recent weeks on how to restore security for Israel on the tactical level. This includes how to topple Hamas rule in Gaza, destroy its weapons production infrastructure and military capabilities, establish a broad security perimeter along the entire length of the Gaza-Israel and Gaza-Egypt border, ensure long-term demilitarization of Gaza as much as possible, and prevent a Hamas build-up in Judea and Samaria.
Anti-communist Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate Lai Ching-te won Taiwan’s presidential election on Saturday, defeating his two leftist rivals on a campaign emphasizing Taiwan’s sovereignty in the face of mounting threats from China.
By Frances Martel, BREITBART 13 January 2024
Taiwan’s President-elect Lai Ching-te (centre L) and his running mate Hsiao Bi-khim (centre R) attend a rally outside the headquarters of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in Taipei on January 13, 2024, after winning the presidential election. Taiwan’s ruling party candidate Lai Ching-te, branded a threat to peace by China, on January 13 won the island’s presidential election, a vote watched closely from Beijing to Washington. (Photo by ALASTAIR PIKE / AFP)
Lai, sometimes referred to by his Western name, William Lai, is the current vice president and the first candidate to secure a third term for a political party in the young history of Taiwanese democracy. As a former physician, Lai rose to prominence as an authority figure during the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic, during which Taiwan distinguished itself as the first nation to alert the World Health Organization – in vain – to the spread of a novel disease in China and for its performance in containing infections and preventing widespread death.
By Terri Wu, EPOCH TIMES 12 January 2024
China’s $1 trillion global infrastructure investment program just turned 10, and it’s losing its luster.
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), touted as a platform for China to build trade and investment links in developing countries, has evolved much in the past decade.
But wariness from countries in recent years has grown, and the program has drawn criticism over issues ranging from saddling partners with unsustainable debt to fueling corruption and labor abuses.
By Clarice Feldman, AM THINKER
In 2008 the media lapped up the master of Shuck and Jive, Barack Obama and his high-falutin’ promise:
Now, Mizzou, I just have two words for you tonight: five days. Five days. After decades of broken politics in Washington, and eight years of failed policies from George W. Bush, and 21 months of a campaign that’s taken us from the rocky coast of Maine to the sunshine of California, we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
“In five days, you can turn the page on policies that put greed and irresponsibility on Wall Street before the hard work and sacrifice of folks on Main Street. In five days, you can choose policies that invest in our middle class, and create new jobs, and grow this economy, so that everyone has a chance to succeed, not just the CEO, but the secretary and janitor, not just the factory owner, but the men and women on the factory floor.
#BREAKING: The massive explosions which took place in the Naval Base of #Houthi rebels of #Iran in Al Hudaydah, #Yemen was most likely caused by an #Israel Air Force airstrike. #IsraeliAirForce conducted also another airstrike at Yemen back in November 2023. pic.twitter.com/DSiD95q0ll
— Babak Taghvaee – The Crisis Watch (@BabakTaghvaee1) January 13, 2024
The whole business of taking Israel to the International Court of Justice on “genocide” charges gives Pretoria an excuse to strut its stuff on the world stage, in an attempt to divert people’s attention from the miserable state of the economy, the skyrocketing crime rate, and the corruption at the top, among the leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) who run what is a one-party state. At the center of the web of corruption sits President Cyril Ramaphosa, whose private fortune was estimated in 2018 at $450 million. Now, however, the Christians of South Africa are rallying in support of Israel: “South African Christian leaders oppose ICJ charge: Cannot keep silent,” by Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman, Jerusalem Post, January 10, 2024:
In case you missed, here is the full video of Prof. Malcolm Shaw’s masterful display in international law and meticulous take-down of #SouthAfrica‘s case at #ICJ, during his submission on behalf of #Israel. pic.twitter.com/mew2DzcEwg
— Arsen Ostrovsky ?? (@Ostrov_A) January 13, 2024
By Mordechai Ben-Menachem
Escalation of Red Sea tensions, with the little US/UK attack on Houthi positions since the start of Operation Prosperity Guardian, has diverted many tankers from the Suez Canal and Red Sea transits. Brent futures traded above $80 per barrel. The shipping industry is tilting towards a blanket ban on Bab el Mandeb Strait transits; the rise in oil and gas is far from over; the cost of chartering a Very Large Cargo Container ship, from the United States to Asia, jumped to more than $10 million, up 25% week-on-week.
A military operation along Gaza’s southern border would be tricky, with Egypt on one side and a million displaced Palestinians concentrated on the other
By Jared Malsin and Summer Said, WSJ
For Gazans, losing control of their southern border would roll back a symbol of Palestinian sovereignty. HAITHAM IMAD
Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, say Israel must have a grip on the border area, which the Israeli military calls the Philadelphi Corridor, to block Hamas from smuggling weapons into the strip. It is part of Israel’s strategy to defeat the Palestinian militant group and to prevent a repeat of its Oct. 7 attack on Israel that officials there say killed more than 1,200 people, mainly civilians.
While the West must support Israel to achieve a decisive victory in Gaza, this is only one small piece of a much broader war.
By Michael Hochberg and Leonard Hochberg, AM GREATNESS Jan 11/24
There are two prevailing interpretations of the recent Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
The first interpretation is that these are proxy attacks, sponsored by Iran, aimed at undermining freedom of the seas and the American-led international rules-based order. By disrupting shipping and trade flows, Iran gets to extract a price from the West for supporting Israel against Hamas and Islamic Jihad, their proxies in Gaza. Certainly the relevant weapons are being provided by Iran, which suggests that Iran sees strategic benefits in these attacks.
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Peloni: This is an important detail review of the old conception as explored thru the military and political career of the current Defense Minister and his colleagues. It is a long essay filled with the background to much of what is being dealt with today, well worth the read with some interesting editorial reflections and queries raised towards the end.
Yoav Gallant does not want Benjamin Netanyahu’s job. But he might wind up with it anyway.
The death of a soldier dissolves some of the informality of Israeli life. Gal Eisenkot, the 25-year-old son of Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israel Defense Forces chief of staff and an observer in the war cabinet, died on a Thursday afternoon. He had to be buried on Friday morning, as soon as possible and before the early start of a winter Shabbat. There had to be infrastructure in place for family, friends, the wartime leadership of the country, and multitudes who had never known Eisenkot in life. A tent-shaded gravesite with rows of chairs and bags of earth had materialized according to a strict halachic timeline in the old cemetery in Herzliya, where cigarette-smoking policemen with the seal of the State of Israel on their black yarmulkes stalked through a network of metal crowd barriers.
