By Mark Sleboda, REAL POLITICK

Radio Interview on Faultlines 12/06/23

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At protest against judicial reform, former PM Ehud Barak calls for ‘nonviolent’ civil rebellion. ‘We are determined, we will win.’

Israel National News

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak on Saturday night urged those attending protests against the judicial reform to up the ante.

Speaking at a protest in Haifa, Barak said, “We will win, because we have no other land, and we have no other way. We are determined, and we will save the democracy. We are from all sectors of Israeli society: Arabs, Jews, secular, religious, and traditional, we are all one family. The family of the rule of law and democracy. We are in a battle for the soul and the future of Israel. It will not be easy, and it will not be short, but we are fighting as one family for everything that is dear to us, and we will win.”

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CBS Poll: Trump’s GOP Primary Lead Grows to 38 Points After Indictment

Special: Is This a Goodbye to the Dollar?

Judicial Watch: ‘Indictment Won’t Survive Scrutiny’

McCarthy Hopes to ‘Get Back on Right Track’ After Revolt

It is beyond reason why the US wants to help a radical Islamist rabid anti-American regime intent on taking over the Middle East.

By Professor Efraim Inbar

The Biden administration is working assiduously to reach a new agreement with Iran on its nuclear program. The current formula is less for less, meaning less stringent demands from Iran in the nuclear arena in exchange for only partially removing economic sanctions.

The US hopes to freeze the Iranian nuclear program by accepting the progress made so far and canceling some economic sanctions that hurt Iran. Despite the sanctions and the international opprobrium, Iran has continued the enrichment of uranium to higher levels (around 60%), and according to several reports, it has progressed in its weaponization program.

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How a Marxist whole foods cult from the ’70s perfected modern woke social control

BY Samuel Biagetti, TABLET

One evening in the later months of 1982, a young bakery manager, machinist, and political organizer named Alexandra Stein parked her car on a seedy side street in Minneapolis then quietly walked up the block to a rundown duplex building. Although she had been living on this street for over a year, she had never visited this particular house before, nor even known of its existence. Upon arrival, she slipped into the living room and found five chairs arranged in a circle, four of them occupied by people she knew and one of them reserved for her.

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by Terry Hurlbut

https://rumble.com/v2tgfjk-trump-indictment-whos-on-trial.html

By now everyone who cares to, has read the Trump indictment – which is unsealed and publicly available. The very word indictment sounds serious, and one normally expects someone writing one to pay attention to every relevant detail of the law. But has that happened in this case? Or has someone written a document full of scary words, hoping that something will stick? Furthermore, how can this document have two different interpretations, depending on whether one wishes the defendant well or ill? The answer is that this indictment is not part of a serious pursuit of truth. Rather, it is a weapon of political warfare typical of countries whose people have lost respect for its institutions. In that sense, the United States and its people, not Donald J. Trump, are on trial here.

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Avigdor Liberman: ‘Expect agreement on judicial reform – this week’

MK Milwidsky (Likud) tells INN that it is possible to reach agreement on the judicial reform but it’s the opposition’s turn to compromise.

By Dudi Ben Chamo, INN

In a conversation with Arutz Sheva – Israel National News, MK Hanoch Milwidsky of the Likud discussed negotiations on the judicial reform and pointed out that his party has made a significant compromise – and that it is now the opposition’s turn to follow turn.

“I hope this does not lead to an explosion. There are almost no gaps when it comes to substance. The main difference is what we do from here. Do we agree to legislation and the committee for selecting judges, or do we continue to procrastinate as the opposition would like us to? I think the time has come for Lapid and Gantz to decide whether they want to try to reach an agreement as the majority of the people would like to see, or dance to the tune of the rioters,” he points out.

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Getting Trump Once Again Required Killing Attorney-Client Privilege

That is how prosecutors work in China and Russia. And now in America.

June 12, 2023 by Daniel Greenfield

California Incentivizes ‘Transgendering’ Kids to Win Custody Disputes

A steady flow of child cannon fodder for the woke culture war

By Daniel Greenfield • June 12, 2023

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By Raymond Ibrahim, AM THINKER

The good people of Austria are shocked — shocked, I say! — to learn that the Muslims they’ve invited to live among and benefit from them hold to various divisive, if not downright hostile, doctrines.

According to a May 10, 2023 article, “alarm bells are ringing” in Austria following the publication of a report on what Austrian mosques are teaching to Muslims.
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T. Belman. Bibi should refuse to go to the Whitehouse rather than beg for an invitation. My guess is that the WH needs this meeting and Bibi doesn’t. Bibi has already said regardless of any deal the US makes with Iran, Israel won’t be bound by it. Plus Bibi should prioritize extending sovereignty rather than extending the Abraham Accords. The US and SA need normalization more than Israel does.

The Left prefers shafting Netanyahu and promoting Palestinian statehood over breakthrough diplomacy that would transform the Mideast.

By  David M. Weinberg, IH

New York Times columnist Tom Friedman and others on the far Left are seeking to scuttle normalization between Riyadh and Jerusalem. They will not tolerate any breakthrough in ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel during the tenure of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and certainly not until they get their long-groused-about Palestinian state.

In a nasty 6,000-word essay last week, Friedman compared the forward-looking bent of Saudi Arabia under its young leader Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, with the backwardness of Israel under the nationalist-haredi Coalition headed by Netanyahu.

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T. Belman.  Wednesday is the moment of truth.

In vote Wednesday, Netanyahu reportedly unlikely to give the coalition both of the 2 committee seats reserved for MKs, a move that would likely sink Herzog-brokered reform talks

By TOI STAFF

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) speaks with Justice Minister Yariv Levin during the weekly cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, May 28, 2023. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Ahead of a key vote this week to choose the two Knesset representatives on the Judicial Selections Committee, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly expected to support having one coalition MK and one opposition MK on the panel, as has been customary.

However, Justice Minister Yariv Levin was continuing to advocate appointing two coalition representatives, according to a Channel 12 news report Saturday evening. Such a move would scuttle the ongoing judicial reform negotiations with the opposition. Control of the committee is central to the government’s plans for overhauling the judiciary.

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Why Israel Democracy Institute and Direct Polls Ltd. had widely divergent results on the question of Israelis’ trust in the Knesset. 

By Naomi Linder Kahn, INN

The results of a recent ‘trust index’ survey reveal far more than the dry numbers they report – which are important in and of themselves. There are broader messages hiding behind the recently published indicators of public trust in the institutions of Israeli democracy, and both George Orwell and Mark Twain would have demanded that we take notice.

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By David Kahn, AM THINKER

The DOJ has long held the evidence needed to charge Joe Biden with bribery to change our policy in Ukraine. (And also all the evidence needed to charge Hunter with several crimes, including violations of the tax code, of the laws governing the purchase of firearms, and laws prohibiting money laundering. ) Here is an overview of the evidence needed to charge with bribery to change our policy in Ukraine

Our policy was to have Ukraine force Burisma and its owner Zlochevsky to return the oil and gas properties Zlochevsky stole when he was the Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources.  And Zlochevsky wanted that policy reversed.
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T. Belman. Col Macgregor starts off talking about tensions in Kosovo following independence and currently. It is particularly interesting because there was talk about dividing the country. That would involve severing a predominately Serbian population and the land that houses them from Kosovo and then to move the other Serbs in Kosovo to that area. This solution was rejected because the US thought they should learn to live with diversity. This mentality has implications for Israel.

The same issue is involved in Ukraine. Russia wants to sever the Russian population areas of Ukraine and the US is trying unsuccessfully to prevent it.

By Mark Sleboda, REAL POLITICK

Radio Interview on the Final Countdown 09/06/23

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– JOC Releases New Proposed Jordanian Constitution
– Draft Constitution Removes Monarchy, Outlaws Terrorist Organizations,
– Establishes Individual Rights All while Creating A Democracy In Jordan

(Amman, Jordan   April 2021) –  As promised, The Jordanian Opposition Coalition (JOC) today released the following Constitutional documents via Press Release, Complete Wording and Video:

• Constitution: https://jordanianoppositioncoalition.com/constitution/
• Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6uZIuYYGSA [Video is no longer available]

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THE NEW ATLAS

Mark Levin goes SCORCHED EARTH after the indictment of Donald Trump ?? pic.twitter.com/uzRCzsyYka

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) June 9, 2023