1. Patrick Byrne connecting the dots and putting it all together on the eve of the Lindell lawsuits tomorrow.
   https://rumble.com/vpi1pt-patrick-byrne-connecting-the-dots-and-putting-it-all-together.html

   “We’ll be on our toes and in the fight on Nov. 23”

   This seems to be the closing arguments in Byrne’s campaign to convince the public to pursue, recognize, and overhaul the fraud in the election of 2020. In it, he builds his case describing the psyop on which the fraud was based and briefly describing the general outline upon which things were suppose to have progressed. Following this, he notes that “We’ve got them, we’ve got them…This was suppose to be over in April and it wasn’t…and now we’ve got them.”
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Author Naomi Wolf joins Steve Bannon in the “War Room” to talk about the campaign to attack the civil liberties of U.S. citizens that has been under way for the last year and a half, staring with the Covid lockdowns and mandates and now continuing with the intimidation of parents and other ordinary citizens who are standing up for themselves.

“You probably remember last April, when you said what happens next, and I said they will come for your kids. The reason I know this is I read history, and so the moment we are in right now is a moment that always precedes the collapse of a democracy. It takes about six months, and in that six month period, all the dissidents, all the heads of society of civic organizations are rounded up and terrorized and taken off the chess board one by one, but very, very quickly…. That’s why this is all happening at once.”

Glasgow was as inconsequential as the Paris, Copenhagen and Kyoto conferences that preceded it

By Conrad Black, THE NATIONAL

China’s national flags flutter in front of a coal-powered power station in Datong, China, on Nov. 3. PHOTO BY NOEL CELIS/AFP

Last week in this space, as the Glasgow climate change conference (COP26) was wrapping up, I pointed out once again what a colossal scam most of the climate fear campaign is. A 1 C increase in very approximately estimated world temperature in 120 years does not remotely justify the widespread hysteria on this subject in Western Europe and North America. Countless predictions of imminent climate disaster over the last 50 years have proved to be utter piffle. Yet the frenzy does not abate. Organized groups of schoolchildren march about accusing the world’s adults of inflicting ecological strangulation upon them. (We should bring back corporal punishment before we shut down the oil industry.) The Glasgow conference ended in a more ghastly charade than even I had imagined.

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With Iran’s new administration preparing for its first international nuclear negotiations, there are signs that there will be no going back to the 2015 agreement.

By David E. Sanger, Steven Erlanger, Farnaz Fassihi and Lara Jakes, NYT      Nov. 21, 2021Updated 9:30 p.m. ET<
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For the first time since President Ebrahim Raisi took office in August, Iranian negotiators plan to meet with their European, Chinese and Russian counterparts to discuss the future of a nuclear agreement. Vahid Salemi/Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Over the past 20 months, Israeli intelligence operatives have assassinated Iran’s chief nuclear scientist and triggered major explosions at four Iranian nuclear and missile facilities, hoping to cripple the centrifuges that produce nuclear fuel and delay the day when Tehran’s new government might be able to build a bomb.

But American intelligence officials and international inspectors say the Iranians have quickly gotten the facilities back online — often installing newer machines that can enrich uranium at a far more rapid pace. When a plant that made key centrifuge parts suffered what looked like a crippling explosion in late spring — destroying much of the parts inventory and the cameras and sensors installed by international inspectors — production resumed by late summer.

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T. Belman. The US is now telling Israel to stop attacking Iran because it is counterproductive. Really?  According to the NYT, Iran has figured out that the best way to retaliate against Israel is to retaliate against America and thereby get America to pressure Israel to stop. That means that America now has skin in the game.

Iran has not acknowledged the attack, but U.S. and Israeli officials said it was retaliation for Israeli airstrikes, drawing the U.S. into Iran’s shadow war with Israel.

Five armed drones were launched at the American military base at Al Tanf, Syria, on Oct. 20. Credit…Lolita Baldor/Associated Press

By Eric Schmitt, NYT and Ronen Bergman, NYT Nov. 18, 2021

An armed drone strike last month on an American military base in southern Syria was Iranian retaliation for Israeli airstrikes in Syria, according to eight American and Israeli officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters.

The drone attack, which caused no casualties, would be the first time Iran has directed a military strike against the United States in response to an attack by Israel, an escalation of Iran’s shadow war with Israel that poses new dangers to U.S. forces in the Middle East.
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BY ROBERT SPENCER, PJ MEDIA NOV 21, 2021 5:46 PM ET

Drew Angerer/Pool via AP

Those who helped us out during our long military misadventure in Afghanistan only to be left behind in Kabul know that Joe Biden’s handlers are not the most reliable people in the world, but there is one thing they can always be counted on to be, and that is tone deaf. And so on Sunday morning, Secretary of State Antony Blinken looked out on what he had wrought. He saw China emboldened, Afghanistan lost, and Iran more aggressive than ever, and he took to Twitter to give us the perfect response to all the fires he and his colleagues have started or made rage hotter than ever. He tweeted: “Humbled to reach one million Twitter followers as Secretary of State — and especially so because it means that I can share the outstanding work of our @StateDept team with so many at home and around the world. It’s a privilege. Thank you.”

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Despite killing of nuclear scientist and blasts at enrichment facilities, Iran building faster, more efficient nuke program; potentially just a few weeks from ‘breakout’ to bomb

By TOI STAFF 

In this image made from April 17, 2021, video released by the Islamic Republic Iran Broadcasting, IRIB, state-run TV, various centrifuge machines line the hall damaged on Sunday, April 11, 2021, at the Natanz Uranium Enrichment Facility, some 200 miles (322 km) south of the capital Tehran. (IRIB via AP, File)

US officials have warned Israel that its attacks against the Iranian nuclear program are counterproductive and have enabled Tehran to rebuild an even more efficient enrichment system, the New York Times reported Sunday.

Citing officials familiar with the behind-the-scenes discussion between Washington and Jerusalem, as the US continues to try and bring Iran back into the nuclear deal, the report said that Israeli officials have dismissed the warnings, saying they have “no intention of letting up.”

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T. Belman.  My guess is that the Eu will continue to fund illegal Arab construction in area C

By Hugh Fitzgerald, GELLER REPORT

The donor nations that have in the past been so generous in funding the Palestinian Authority have this year finally had enough, and have massively cut down the aid provided to 10% of what had previously been pledged. A report on this welcome development is here.

Palestinian prime minister Muhammad Shtayyeh is visiting Europe in a bid to resume the faltering funding that used to be a blank check from the EU.

International funding to the Palestinian Authority has declined this year, for the first time in decades. While the EU says that it hasn’t sent its usual $150 million to the PA this year for “technical reasons.” it appears that European taxpayers do not want to continue paying for the PA’s corruption.
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Stop what you’re doing! It’s a Babylon Bee breaking news alert 

> KENOSHA, WI—In a stunning reversal, Kyle Rittenhouse awoke this morning to discover that he had been found guilty after all. Prosecutors explained that during the night, they had found dozens of mail-in jury votes declaring the defendant guilty on all counts. Apparently, boxes of these mail-in votes arrived in a truck at the courthouse around 3:00 am. Rittenhouse received a full 81,000,000 “guilty” votes, making him “the most guilty defendant of all time” according to experts. Attorneys for Mr. Rittenhouse were dumbfounded as to how such a thing could have happened… Read more

By Nelson Price, LONG-VIEW NEWS JOURNAL 

“Religion must die in order for mankind to live,” said left wing commentator, Bill Maher, in the documentary “Religulous,” the most watched documentary feature of the year.

David Horowitz has written an expose of the war on religion entitled “The Dark Agenda.” It is a well documented work. Horowitz, a brilliant author, who has been described as a Jewish-agnostic, is nevertheless objective enough to be a friend to the faith community.

Maher’s view accurately reflects the attitudes of a movement called the “New Atheism.” The movement seeks to discredit all religious belief by caricaturing its adherents as simpletons and worse. Horowitz exposes the stated goal of the New Atheism is to delegitimize and extinguish the religious point of view in America.

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The disturbing phenomenon of Likudniks vs. settlers will continue to keep the Right out of power.

By  Moria Kor, ISRAEL HAYOM     

Netanyahu is gone, and the cries of social rift remain. They are always from the Left, but the deeper rift has been opened on the Right itself, and is becoming a concerning social phenomenon. It’s called Likudniks vs. settlers, and it came into being during the days of fear that the previous government would lose power. It will keep the Right out of power longer and longer, like it has thus far.

In an offensive scene near the end of the movie “Pretty Woman,” Stuckey, Edward’s friend, arrives in the beautiful Vivian’s room and tries to exploit her, and when she refuses, he tells her that she’s just a whore from Hollywood Blvd. That is my context for the war between the Likud and the settlers. I’d put an arrow on Roberts and position her as a symbol of what is known as “the settlers.” She understands that there are always those who will remind her of her original sin and use her, but as far as she is concerned, it’s just a reason for her to develop and spread her wings beyond the sponsors who might pay her when they feel like it but insult her before and after.

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Reduction of Trump-era tariffs on Chinese imports could see Beijing loosen monetary policy and ease runaway inflation in the US

By David P. Goldman, ASIA TIMES   Nov 20, 2021

The US and China could strike an economic and financial deal that helps to solve both sides’ mounting problems. Image: Global Times

After Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping struck a constructive – if not conciliatory – tone at Monday’s virtual meeting, China’s Vice President Wang Qishan told a Singapore conference by video last week that “China cannot develop in isolation of the world and nor can the world develop without China.”

Wang’s remarks in his keynote address to the Bloomberg New Economy Forum evidently offered a riposte to Western perceptions that China had reverted to a kind of Maoist autarky. On the contrary, “China will not waver in its resolve to deepen reform and expand opening up,” Wang said. “Going forward, China will keep its arms wide open, provide more market investment and growth opportunities to the world.”

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Saudi Arabia is scrambling to defend oil-rich city against group, as Biden administration debates whether to back Riyadh in Yemen civil war

By Dion  Nissenbaum, WSJ      Nov. 20, 2021 8:00 am ET

Reinforcements arriving to join fighters loyal to Yemen’s Saudi-backed government on the southern front of Marib this week.

RIYADH—Houthi fighters allied with Iran have gained important new ground in the yearslong war in Yemen, as Saudi Arabia is struggling to defend a strategic, oil-rich city and U.S. efforts to broker peace stagnate.

Without coordinating with United Nations peacekeepers in the area, Yemeni forces supported by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates abruptly withdrew last week from key positions near the western port city of Hodeidah. At the same time, Saudi Arabia vowed to send more forces to defend Marib, the center of an energy hub near the Saudi border where the Houthis have been methodically gaining new ground for months.

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by Dion J. Pierre, ALGEMIENER  

Duke University. Photo: Ilyse Whitney / CC BY 2.0.

The controversial veto of a pro-Israel student group at Duke University was upheld by a wide margin in a Wednesday night session of the student government, two days after the new Students Supporting Israel (SSI) chapter was denied recognition over a recent social media post.

SSI Duke was initially recognized by the Duke Student Government (DSG) on Nov. 10 — a decision revoked on Monday by the body’s president, who accused the fledgling group of “singling out” a Duke sophomore in a social media post.

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Beneath a desert in Israel, a scholar and his team are unearthing astonishing new evidence of an advanced society in the time of the biblical Solomon

By Matti Friedman, SMITHSONIAN

Carved by industrious miners thousands of years ago, countless shafts wend through the desert of the Timna Valley.  Yadid Levy

If you stand on one of the outcroppings of the Timna valley, the most salient fact of the place is emptiness. Here in the heat-blasted flatlands of the Arava Desert, off a lonely road in southern Israel, it seems there’s nothing but stark cliffs and rock formations all the way to the jagged red wall of the Edomite Mountains across the Jordanian border. And yet the longer you spend in the Timna barrens, the more human fingerprints you begin to see. Scratches on a cliff face turn out to be, on closer investigation, 3,200-year-old hieroglyphics. On a boulder are the outlines of ghostly chariots. A tunnel vanishes into a hillside, the walls marked with the energetic strikes of bronze chisels. There were once people here, and they were looking for something. Traces of the treasure can still be seen beneath your feet, in the greenish hue of pebbles or the emerald streak across the side of a cave.
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Israel must bring all of the 14,100 Ethiopian Jews who have been awaiting aliyah, in some cases for decades. Otherwise Israel will be partially responsible for deaths which could have been avoided.

By Joseph Feit, JPOST

RELATIVES HOLD photos of loved ones left behind in Ethiopia, at a protest outside the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem last week demanding that the government bring the rest of Ethiopia’s Jews to Israel.

Some government ministers oppose a government decision to authorize the Aliyah of the 14,100 Beta Israel in Addis Ababa and Gondar. They argue that aliyah from Ethiopia must stop because the stream of immigrants is endless and that the camps in Addis Ababa and Gondar keep refilling after they have been emptied out. Their arguments are questionable as a matter of Zionist ideology, contrary to Jewish tradition and incorrect as a matter of fact.

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While I would like to believe that those who serve in the body established in 1981 are good people, the entire mechanism is rotten to its core.

By Maurice Hirsch, JNS    10-18-2021 09:50

Each day, it becomes clearer that the Israeli Civil Administration is one of the greatest dangers to the Jewish people’s realization of the goal to resettle the Jewish heartland of Judea and Samaria. Since the signing of the 1993-1995 Oslo Accords, the Civil Administration has lost its way.

Despite being a branch of the Israeli Defense Ministry/Israel Defense Forces, the Civil Administration is more concerned with facilitating the creation of the “State of Palestine” than it is with ensuring the rights of the Jewish people in its ancestral homeland.
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Turkey inflames tensions with Israel – This Week in 60s, 20 November 2021