Linda Goudsmit | July 16, 2025

Let’s be clear about the term non-governmental organization. According to Wikipedia:

A non-governmental organization (NGO) is a typically nonprofit organization that operates partially independent of government control, though an NGO may get a significant percentage, or even all of its funding from government sources. NGOs often focus on humanitarian or social issues but can also include clubs and associations offering services to members. Some NGOs, like the World Economic Forum, may also act as lobby groups for corporations. Unlike international organizations (IOs), which directly interact with sovereign states and governments, NGOs are independent from them.

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Peloni: Pursuing a split vote in NCY against Mamdani is the pathway towards a Mamdani victory. While my sympathies lie with Sliwa, only a single candidate can afford to be on the ballot on election day. The question is whether the interests of Sliwa, Adams and cuomo can be managed in such a way as to meet this challenge, or if they will collectively act as co-spoilers to their rivals and thereby make a Marxist Islamist mayor over the Big Apple. The preference of significant distinctions between opposition groups is what has kept the Mullahs in power in Iran over the past many decades. Such an outcome can not be allowed to take place in NYC.

BREAKING NEWS:
CURTIS SLIWA MAKES MAJOR UPSWING IN LATEST MAYORAL POLL. pic.twitter.com/UPD2cPpAlS

— Dov Hikind (@HikindDov) July 16, 2025

Peloni:  Important context for the gathering storm in Syria.  Meanwhile, PM Netanyahu is asking the Israeli Druze to stay out of Syria while he is employing the IDF, Air Force and other assets in dealing with the situation.

BREAKING: Israel passed a message to Al-Julani via Egyptian mediation: ‘Your regime will fall within hours unless you cease the massacre against the Druze and withdraw.”

— Jonathan Hessen (@JonathanHessen) July 15, 2025

Peloni:  Labelling the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terror Organization should have been done years ago.

By Pamela Geller | Geller Report |July 15, 2025

Let’s see if the Democrat party of jihad will stand in the way. Again.

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A reflection on the false narratives.

by Hugh Fitzgerald | July 16, 2025

In the article “How the West got the Israel-Iran war so wrong,” by Adam Slonim, Times of Israel, July 1, 2025, Adam Slonim applies Aristotelian rhetoric to analyze the false narratives being spread about Israel’s campaign to defend itself against those — Hamas, Iran — who would destroy it

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Peloni:  The path to victory lies not thru negotiations, but thru the completion of the war.  What Gaza needs it the declaration of Unconditional Surrender, no partial deals and no caveats, with the only choice left to the barbarians of October 7 to be for them to surrender today or die tomorrow.  Erecting an iron wall policy to support such iron wall rhetoric as declared in this interview is the way to break the spirit of the enemy, leaving them no hope of prolonging their lives, and no value in capturing more hostages.  Only the certitude of Hamas’ imminent destruction, and nothing less, will achieve the plan of  Victory! Victory! Victory! The way to do this is to enact a sincere policy of Unconditional Surrender, and stop surrendering victories to these butchers.

Just the facts. Watch >> pic.twitter.com/jcxrJlgyg5

— Benjamin Netanyahu – ?????? ?????? (@netanyahu) July 14, 2025

Peloni:  Is Pollard’s speculation of American involvement in securing this disaster correct?

Peloni:  Cheryl nails it: https://twitter.com/CherylWroteIt/status/1945120742804193720

Peloni

Nothing to see here folks, just former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak hanging out at Epstein’s NYC apartment all masked up. https://t.co/RMiXou628a pic.twitter.com/UOd6NM6hxS

— Christopher Helali (@ChrisHelali) July 14, 2025

Naturally, in the pursuit of honest reporting, the intrepid investigators, who take their queues from the Tucker Carlson’s suggestion that Jeffrey Epstein was a Mossad agent, find themselves asking the pertinent question, if Epstein was Mossad, what evidence can we squirrel together to demonstrate this fact.

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Peloni:  This was an important conversation between Yishai and Gen. Avivi over the relevance of the hostages being present in Gaza.

Avi Abelow

The Massacre No One’s Talking About—and the Dangerous Fantasy of “Peace” With Jolani’s Syria

In just the past 24 hours, the new Sunni jihadist regime in Syria has massacred hundreds of Druze in southern Syria, stormed the largest Druze city, and the world remains shamefully silent.

The Druze are a small, tightly knit community, most of whom live in Syria, with the vast majority concentrated in the city of Sweida, that Jolani’s troops have just invaded with thousands of other Sunni jihadi ISIS fighters.

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Peloni:  Important discussions about Syria and peace.

Peloni:  Must watch video of one of Netanyahu’s closest advisors discussing the war, Iran, politics and more.

Peloni:  Jolani is trying to assert his authority in the south, in the territory which Israel has marked as their area of influence in support of the Druze.  Isis affilated Bedouin attacked the Druze, and Jolani moved govt forces to put down the violence, and of course, to disarm the Druze.  Israel acted on its threats in defense of the Druze and attacked a govt column of tanks moving into the south.  This is likely not going to be enough to keep Jolani out.

Michael Ordman | VGNI | July 13, 2025

In the 13th July 25 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

• Astounding resilience of released hostages.
• Despite missile damage, Weizmann scientists publish vital research study.
• Peace-loving Muslim leaders make solidarity trip to Israel.
• Israeli startup developed a drone detection system on the battlefield.
• More Israeli military defense for Europe.
• The Jewish State knows when (and to whom) to give gratitude.

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Peloni:  A very important discussion about Mamdani.

This is incredible.

An Arab commentator rips Zohran Mamdani’s mask clean off, exposing the Islamist lie he’s been selling – and how he’s using election bribes to fool liberal voters.

He spells out exactly what’s coming if Mamdani wins – and why those liberals are in for a… pic.twitter.com/wYrupQcOSt

— Oren Barsky ?? (@orenbarsky) July 13, 2025

Peloni:  Qatar is a corrupt and troubling source of influence in the US govt among others, even in Trump’s own White House, even at the highest levels of his inner circle.

Laura Loomer

SCOOP:

Sources tell me GOP Conference Chair @RepLisaMcClain Lisa McClain leaked the agenda of tomorrow’s scheduled hearing in the Congressional Committee on Education and Workforce titled “College Presidents to Answer for Sources Inciting Antisemitism” to the Embassy of Qatar… pic.twitter.com/u7YvULTkmA

— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) July 14, 2025

SCOOP:

Sources tell me GOP Conference Chair @RepLisaMcClain
Lisa McClain leaked the agenda of tomorrow’s scheduled hearing in the Congressional Committee on Education and Workforce titled “College Presidents to Answer for Sources Inciting Antisemitism” to the Embassy of Qatar when she found out members would be discussing Qatar’s funding of US colleges and universities and pro-Palestinian activities on campus.

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By Allen Gindler

Image by Krapulat – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikipedia [Resized]

Among the more paradoxical developments in contemporary political discourse is the growing prevalence of anti-Israel, and sometimes explicitly antisemitic, rhetoric in certain libertarian and anarcho-capitalist circles. Nowhere is this more pronounced than in the output of the Mises Institute, an organization otherwise known for its staunch commitment to Austrian economics, individual liberty, and stateless social theory. What, then, explains this convergence of radical anti-statism with a selective hostility toward a small state, thousands of miles away, with no jurisdiction over them? The answer, I propose, lies in a psychological mechanism as old as politics itself: scapegoating. I am leaving the obvious explanation—blatant antisemitism—aside for now.

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