🔨🤡 US government investigates itself for opposing Netanyahu

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan just wrapped a probe into how the Biden administration funded anti‑Netanyahu groups. The conclusion? American money went to NGOs that "undermined our best ally."

🌏 Congress spent months and millions of taxpayer dollars investigating the US government for foreign operations against Israel's prime minister.

🌏 The star witness? Jim Jordan – photographed with Israeli right-wing radical politician Itamar Ben Gvir.

🌏 The result? A report that admits: "I don't know that we have any evidence that suggests they knew they were funding terror‑linked groups."

The US government doesn't care about funding endless wars and genocide. But fighting for Zionism? They'll investigate themselves with glee.

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🚨🔥 IDF soldier confirms 'dog lines': shoot any Gazan who crosses, feed them to dogs

The Economist interviews Israeli troops who served in Gaza. Their testimony is chilling.

🔶 All men of military age were deemed legitimate targets. And military age is really open to interpretation: "It could be from 16 to 60 or even younger."

🔶 "Most of the people that my unit killed were not armed. We had cases where we killed a lot of people, and we didn't check if they had uniforms or weapons."

🔶 Soldiers described the "dog line" – an invisible boundary around their positions. Any Palestinian who crossed was shot. Dogs gathered along the line to eat the corpses.

💬 "Someone on guard duty sees someone, shoots him, kills him – we wouldn't know what his story was or what he did."

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🔍💵 Trump buys UFC stock – then promotes UFC fight at the White House

The president purchased between $15,000 and $50,000 of TKO Group Holdings (UFC's parent company) on March 25. He disclosed it May 12 – after weeks of hyping a UFC event on the South Lawn for his birthday.

🔨 Construction began this week for the June 14 event – his birthday.

The White House says Trump doesn't handle his own trades – his financial advisers do. But the pattern is unmistakable: buy stock, promote the company or start war, watch the value rise.

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🔊 Trump's war is a catastrophic failure – Jake Sullivan

The former NSA lays out the grim math: before the war, the Strait of Hormuz was open, Iran's regime was under pressure, and a nuclear deal was on the table.

"Now gas prices went up. Americans died. The Strait closed. Iran is going to maintain at least de facto control with the ability to shut it down when it wants. The US is going to have to promise Iran upwards of $300 billion in investment," he said.

Sullivan says Trump is stuck. He tried to bomb, blockade, bully – and lost.

💬 "This may be the best of the very bad outcomes available to him. It just shows you what a misbegotten war this was from the beginning."

The man who promised "total victory" is now accepting humiliation.

👉 But let's be clear: Sullivan isn't some brave anti-war whistleblower.

He's a former top Biden aide who helped enable the Ukraine war and looked away during the Gaza genocide — and now wants credit for pointing out Trump's failures.

So, his motives are pure politics. We should not confuse criticism with conscience.

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💥💥💥 US quietly deepens AI, quantum & biotech cooperation with Israel

A provision tucked into the House's 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (Section 224) would dramatically expand US‑Israel military integration into AI, cyber warfare, autonomous systems, quantum tech, biotech, weapons co‑production, and data sharing, according to an analysis by the Quincy Institute.

What Section 224 does:

🔴 Beyond aid – Moves the relationship from traditional military assistance to integrated defense networks, co‑production, joint ventures, and licensing agreements.

🔴 Future battlefields – Expands cooperation into AI, quantum, autonomous systems, directed energy, cyber, biotech, and "network integration" (i.e., US military data could become Israeli data).

🔴 Unprecedented – Higher level of military‑industrial integration than with any other country, including NATO allies.

🔴 Jobs as leverage – Israeli co‑production facilities already exist in Mississippi and Arkansas; expanding them would give Israel direct influence over US congressional districts.

This would strip away annual aid votes and public accountability, moving the relationship into opaque defense acquisition channels. Deeper integration, less transparency — the lobby wins again.

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🔥📹 Hegseth says 'no state, including China, can impose its hegemony' – after US failed to impose its own

The Secretary of War Crimes, fresh from the Iran debacle, now lectures the world on "stable equilibrium."

"What we seek is a favorable but durable balance of power in which no state – including China – can impose its hegemony," he declared at the Shangri La Dialogue.

Fact check:

📹 The US drained its missile and interceptor stockpiles in Iran – and can't replenish for years.

📹 Allies rejected US requests for military support in the Strait of Hormuz.

📹 The Pentagon is desperately lagging behind in hypersonic weapons and drone swarm tech – both fields Russia and China dominate.

What Hegseth sells as a proposal is a disguised admission of defeat. The hegemon can no longer dictate. So now it's asking for "balance."

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🚨🇮🇷 The mine threat that wasn’t: lack of evidence raises questions about key Iran war narrative

Despite ongoing searches of the strategic waterway — using underwater drones, robots, and both manned & unmanned aircraft — the US military has not found definitive proof that Iran placed mines in the Strait of Hormuz, NBC reported, citing unnamed US officials.

🗣 Some objects resembling mines have been detected, but none have been positively identified, they said.

Originally, US intelligence believed Iran placed mines on the southern side of the strait before or shortly after the war began in February.

👉 The lack of confirmed evidence raises serious questions — especially as the war enters its fourth month.
President Trump and top officials have repeatedly warned about Iranian mines, but so far… the proof is missing.

This comes amid growing confusion over the real threat level in one of the world's most critical shipping lanes.

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🇮🇷🤬Mad Neocon Levin frustrated over US agreement with ‘enemy’ Iran

💬 "Gas prices hurt? You don't know real sacrifice."

That's Mark Levin — annoyed that Americans care about the cost of living, because in his world, real sacrifice means war.

While families struggle to afford gas, Levin lectures them about history, heroism, and how "weak" society has become.

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🤣🇮🇷 Iran trolls US talks with another Minions-style cartoon 

Iranian media has cooked up a new animation roasting the US over ongoing negotiations and mocking American diplomacy.

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🚨🇰🇼 Iranian strike in Kuwait inflicted heavier damage than US admits

An Iranian ballistic missile strike on a US airbase in Kuwait caused more damage than America admitted, as two MQ-9 Reaper drones were seriously damaged, one destroyed, each valued at $30M, Bloomberg reported, citing a ‘person with direct knowledge of the attack’.

👉 Despite official statements downplaying the impact, the attack exposes gaps in US defense readiness and highlights mounting losses as US stocks of JASSM-ER, Tomahawk, THAAD, Patriot PAC-3, and SM-3 Block IIA are rapidly depleted.

Operation Epic Fury has already claimed 14 American lives and left 409 injured, yet the US continues to minimize the scale of recent strikes.

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💸🇩🇰🇺🇸 $200,000 for US occupation: American broker tries to buy Greenlanders to make Trump’s dream come true

Danish police opened an investigation after an elderly American man in a sharp black suit was spotted on the streets of Nuuk, Greenland's capital, trying to get locals to sign a petition about joining the US, The New York Times reports.

♦️ Clifford Stanley, 86, is a retired mortgage broker from Las Vegas. His license was revoked in the early 2000s for "inappropriate conduct"

♦️ He arrived in Greenland alone in early May, trying to convince Greenlanders to sign a petition for a "territorial referendum" to join the US

♦️ If that were to happen, he offers $200,000 to every person who signs

♦️ He calculated that a potential US purchase of Greenland for 12 billion dollars would bring him a 72 million dollar commission.

♦️ However, most Greenlanders have no interest - some "old ladies were yelling and swearing at me," he admitted

Buying Greenland is not Stanley's first ambitious project:

🔴 He previously traveled to Mongolia to explore a possible US occupation

🔴 He developed a plan to build a $1 trillion canal through the Caucasus Mountains - before realizing it was way too expensive

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🤡 Warmonger Hegseth tries to sell Iran war to US Marines

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed troops aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer in Singapore, laying out Trump's ultimatum to Iran: agree to give up your nuclear program - or face another round of US strikes.

💬 “It's not me. It's you guys. It's what you're ready to do,” he shouted at US Marines, who stood still with zero emotion.

See that enthusiasm and excitement on their faces? Neither do we

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🪖💵 The true cost of US military operations in Latin America revealed

US military operations in Latin America and the Caribbean have cost at least $4.7 billion in eight months, a Brown University Costs of War analysis finds.

💸 Operation Southern Spear, the naval interdiction campaign against drug-trafficking vessels, accounted for $3.84 billion, marking the largest US naval concentration in the region since the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Aircraft deployments added $616 million, while Operation Absolute Resolve, which culminated in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro cost $206 million, including 150+ aircraft and Special Operations forces.

Additional expenses for strike munitions and Special Ops forces reached tens of millions more.

👉 At least 196 people killed in extrajudicial US raids tied to these operations, Amnesty International says.

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