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โ ๐ฎ๐ท/๐ฎ๐ฑ In Tehran, an oil depot is burning after an Israeli strike
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Something amazing is happening
Churches are reclaiming June as the month of the Sacred Heart
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Something amazing is happening
Churches are reclaiming June as the month of the Sacred Heart
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Iranian precision strike on Tel Aviv.
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The footage is posted by Fars news agency.
Latest on Iran-Israel war โ updates 24/7 | Chat | Follow @geopolitics_live
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Meanwhile in Los Angeles...
Trump can't even defend America's cities, yet Netanyahu demands he steps in to defend Israel. Will he once again choose Israel over America?
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Trump can't even defend America's cities, yet Netanyahu demands he steps in to defend Israel. Will he once again choose Israel over America?
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๐บ๐ธโผ๏ธ Assassinations, Violence and Increasing Turmoil: America in Unrest
Over the last several days, global attention has understandably been focused on the Israeli aggression in the Middle East but events domestically in America have continued to unravel. Among the notable events that many may have missed:
โช๏ธTwo days ago, U.S. Senator for California Alex Padilla stormed a speaking event by DHS Secretary Noem and was arrested by Federal agents.
โช๏ธThis provoked Governor Newsom to call the Trump Administration tyrannical and this came on the heels of the Governor sharing the โCalifornia Republicโ State flag, move many took as possibly a warning to Washington.
โช๏ธIn a bizarre series of late night legal actions, a Federal judge first ruled the President Trump had unlawfully federalized the California National Guard and ordered its return back to Governor Newsomโs control just for said ruling to be vacated temporarily by another Federal Judge in defense of Trumpโs actions.
โช๏ธOn the basis of the injunction, President Trump then signaled a willingness to expand the use of Federalization orders to other National Guards as well as the possible deployment of U.S. Marines to other cities. This was met by fury by multiple Democratic Governors.
โช๏ธYesterday, U.S. Marines were deployed for the first time to Los Angeles where they conducted their first arrest of a protester. Governor Newsom has continued to rail against the use of active duty U.S. Military forces being used in a policing role.
โช๏ธFinally, today in Minnesota the majority leader of the State House (The chief legislative body of Minnesota) was asssassinated along with her Husband by a former appointee of the Governor. In the suspectโs car was found many materials pertaining to the โNo Kingsโ Protests currently sweeping the nation, suggesting a political linkage between the event and the movement. Of note, the assassinated legislator had recently been the deciding vote in abolishing State funding for healthcare for illegal immigrants; this is notable given the Anti-ICE element of the current protests.
Over the last several days, global attention has understandably been focused on the Israeli aggression in the Middle East but events domestically in America have continued to unravel. Among the notable events that many may have missed:
โช๏ธTwo days ago, U.S. Senator for California Alex Padilla stormed a speaking event by DHS Secretary Noem and was arrested by Federal agents.
โช๏ธThis provoked Governor Newsom to call the Trump Administration tyrannical and this came on the heels of the Governor sharing the โCalifornia Republicโ State flag, move many took as possibly a warning to Washington.
โช๏ธIn a bizarre series of late night legal actions, a Federal judge first ruled the President Trump had unlawfully federalized the California National Guard and ordered its return back to Governor Newsomโs control just for said ruling to be vacated temporarily by another Federal Judge in defense of Trumpโs actions.
โช๏ธOn the basis of the injunction, President Trump then signaled a willingness to expand the use of Federalization orders to other National Guards as well as the possible deployment of U.S. Marines to other cities. This was met by fury by multiple Democratic Governors.
โช๏ธYesterday, U.S. Marines were deployed for the first time to Los Angeles where they conducted their first arrest of a protester. Governor Newsom has continued to rail against the use of active duty U.S. Military forces being used in a policing role.
โช๏ธFinally, today in Minnesota the majority leader of the State House (The chief legislative body of Minnesota) was asssassinated along with her Husband by a former appointee of the Governor. In the suspectโs car was found many materials pertaining to the โNo Kingsโ Protests currently sweeping the nation, suggesting a political linkage between the event and the movement. Of note, the assassinated legislator had recently been the deciding vote in abolishing State funding for healthcare for illegal immigrants; this is notable given the Anti-ICE element of the current protests.
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๐บ๐ธโผ๏ธ 6/13/25: U.S. Capitol building stormed by Left Wing Protestors
Amid clashes with Capitol Police, dozens of Left Wing Protestors destroyed barricades and attempted an occupation of the U.S. Capitol Building leading to dozens of arrests as security forces responded.
Amid clashes with Capitol Police, dozens of Left Wing Protestors destroyed barricades and attempted an occupation of the U.S. Capitol Building leading to dozens of arrests as security forces responded.
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๐บ๐ธ๐จ Federal and local police deploy tear gas, crowd control munitions on Antifa anti-ICE rioters outside ICE Seattle field office in Tukwila.
Several arrests have been made.
๐ Katie Daviscourt ๐ธ
Several arrests have been made.
๐ Katie Daviscourt ๐ธ
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๐ฎ๐ท๐ฎ๐ฑ Iran's energy infrastructure situation right now:
๐ Kobeissi Letter
๐ CIG Analysis: The 2007-2008 Oil Spike, when the highest cost of oil in history was achieved, was due to tensions with Iran and spillover from the then raging Iraq Insurgency. Many economist now blame this spike as the catalyst which initiated the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 as mortgage owners were unable to sustain both their payments and absorb the rapid increase in energy costs.
With direct strikes on energy infrastructure now taking place on both sides amid a deteriorating U.S. fiscal picture, is history going to repeat itself?
1. Iran's South Pars gas field struck shutting down 12 million cubic meters of gas production per day
2. Shahran oil field in western Tehran on fire after Israeli strike
3. Israeli strikes hit 2 oil depots in Tehran setting them on fire
4. Iran says production at world's largest gas field has been partially suspended due to Israeli strike
5. Multiple oil refineries in Iran are reportedly on fire
๐ Kobeissi Letter
๐ CIG Analysis: The 2007-2008 Oil Spike, when the highest cost of oil in history was achieved, was due to tensions with Iran and spillover from the then raging Iraq Insurgency. Many economist now blame this spike as the catalyst which initiated the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 as mortgage owners were unable to sustain both their payments and absorb the rapid increase in energy costs.
With direct strikes on energy infrastructure now taking place on both sides amid a deteriorating U.S. fiscal picture, is history going to repeat itself?
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Breaking | British warplanes are flying over Jordan to intercept Iranian drones heading to strike Israeli targets.
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Quds News Network
Breaking | British warplanes are flying over Jordan to intercept Iranian drones heading to strike Israeli targets.
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EXPOSED: Dominic Cummings: The truth behind the 'Boris wave' of migration
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TRUMP'S ADMINISTRATION: EVOLUTION OF A DOVE INTO A WARHAWK, Part 1/2
Everybody should be concerned about what's going on in the Middle East and wait before uncorking the champagne bottles.
Yes, Iran dealt Israel a catastrophic humiliation that won't be soon forgotten for at least the next twenty years, but this will only escalate things further. And please note that I'm not criticizing Iran for its retaliation. Not even remotely.
What I mean by that is, shift the gaze away from Israel and look at Washington, which by Trump's own admission is the mastermind behind the operation. It was he who said that Israel does nothing without US help and approval. Everything is laid out in advance, and even if it is laid out very poorly - I'm of the personal opinion that these warmongers are actually far less smart than people give them credit for - we're still talking of militaries capable of unleashing unprecedented amounts of destruction, both conventional and not. And I'm not completely sure that nobody was planning to use Iran's counterattacks as an excuse to go to war with Iran.
The stakes are way too high: forcing regime change in Iran would allow the USA to claim Iran's enormous hydrocarbon and rare earth deposits, thus giving their fiat Ponzi scheme a solid foundation upon which to stand for at least the next decades.
It would starve China of its need of hydrocarbons, and open an enormous new front in Russia's underbelly. This is one of the two main reasons why the ziocons are so obsessed with bringing Iran under heel: they do that, and it'll be a mortal blow to multipolarity.
The other, is that Iran dared to stand up to the Empire and overthrow the Pahlavis, who by all accounts were at the helm of a dictatorship that crushed a democratically-elected government and was so in cahoots with western agencies that unmarked cars could simply stop right next to a dissenter, ram a black plastic bag on his head, and carry him away, never to be seen again, with total impunity. In short, the people of Iran stood defiant, and the Empire can never forgive defiance.
This brings us neatly to Donald J. Trump, who won the elections on a platform of peace, decrying "We shan't be remembered by the wars that we'll start, but by the wars that we'll conclude!". Well, here we are now, with the Middle East being on fire like it's never been before since at least the times of Desert Storm - all of this with the USA's help and complicity.
We can wax philosophical on why he didn't make good on his promise until the heat death of the universe.
Maybe he didn't want to. Maybe he tried, but he got bypassed by his donors and the entire military apparatus. Maybe the ziocons outmaneuvered him again. Perhaps he simply needs the support of the hawks in the Senate to get anything done; the Blumenthals, the Grahams, and pretty much every other bloodthirsty psychopath who gets an erection every single time they see brown people getting killed, without whose votes he can't pass any law and who could even have him impeached if it comes to that.
Ultimately, it is besides the point.
@Slavyangrad
Everybody should be concerned about what's going on in the Middle East and wait before uncorking the champagne bottles.
Yes, Iran dealt Israel a catastrophic humiliation that won't be soon forgotten for at least the next twenty years, but this will only escalate things further. And please note that I'm not criticizing Iran for its retaliation. Not even remotely.
What I mean by that is, shift the gaze away from Israel and look at Washington, which by Trump's own admission is the mastermind behind the operation. It was he who said that Israel does nothing without US help and approval. Everything is laid out in advance, and even if it is laid out very poorly - I'm of the personal opinion that these warmongers are actually far less smart than people give them credit for - we're still talking of militaries capable of unleashing unprecedented amounts of destruction, both conventional and not. And I'm not completely sure that nobody was planning to use Iran's counterattacks as an excuse to go to war with Iran.
The stakes are way too high: forcing regime change in Iran would allow the USA to claim Iran's enormous hydrocarbon and rare earth deposits, thus giving their fiat Ponzi scheme a solid foundation upon which to stand for at least the next decades.
It would starve China of its need of hydrocarbons, and open an enormous new front in Russia's underbelly. This is one of the two main reasons why the ziocons are so obsessed with bringing Iran under heel: they do that, and it'll be a mortal blow to multipolarity.
The other, is that Iran dared to stand up to the Empire and overthrow the Pahlavis, who by all accounts were at the helm of a dictatorship that crushed a democratically-elected government and was so in cahoots with western agencies that unmarked cars could simply stop right next to a dissenter, ram a black plastic bag on his head, and carry him away, never to be seen again, with total impunity. In short, the people of Iran stood defiant, and the Empire can never forgive defiance.
This brings us neatly to Donald J. Trump, who won the elections on a platform of peace, decrying "We shan't be remembered by the wars that we'll start, but by the wars that we'll conclude!". Well, here we are now, with the Middle East being on fire like it's never been before since at least the times of Desert Storm - all of this with the USA's help and complicity.
We can wax philosophical on why he didn't make good on his promise until the heat death of the universe.
Maybe he didn't want to. Maybe he tried, but he got bypassed by his donors and the entire military apparatus. Maybe the ziocons outmaneuvered him again. Perhaps he simply needs the support of the hawks in the Senate to get anything done; the Blumenthals, the Grahams, and pretty much every other bloodthirsty psychopath who gets an erection every single time they see brown people getting killed, without whose votes he can't pass any law and who could even have him impeached if it comes to that.
Ultimately, it is besides the point.
@Slavyangrad
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Forwarded from Slavyangrad (Commissar Baron von Mรผnchhausen)
TRUMP'S ADMINISTRATION: EVOLUTION OF A DOVE INTO A WARHAWK, Part 2/2
The point is that Trump got elected last November promising to be the president of peace.
Not even five months since getting into office, he's not only failed to put a stop to the war in Ukraine - something that could've been done by simply stopping all intel and recon sharing - but now the USA are defacto at war with Iran. (Not de jure, of course, because officially the USA never declare war; they simply use "anti-terrorist operations" or use proxies). In hindsight, early alarm warnings were already present during his campaign, with all the media saying that it was Iran that orchestrated the numerous assassination attempts on him - something that, much like the "Russian collusion" theory, has never been concretely proven.
On the Russian front we had an attack against Russia's nuclear triad that will undoubtedly make the Russians dubious of any other non-proliferation treaties with the USA, and even more dubious of the USA's "good faith", especially after Israel launched its own "Operation Spiderweb" which was an almost exact carbon copy of what the Ukrainians did in Russia - basically impossible to achieve without the involvement of western intelligence agencies.
On the Middle Eastern front, the Iranians are furious and now screaming for blood, and will neither forget nor forgive Trump's treachery anytime soon. I myself know a few "liberal" Iranians (one of them even drinks alcohol), and to say that they're seething is the understatement of the century.
Before contemplating Mileikovsky's request of support for war against Iran, Trump should have opened a history book and read the memo on the country and its inhabitants. Iran and its people have a history of resisting foreign occupation and invaders, no matter the cost in human lives. The Sassanids gave the Romans several bloody noses over the centuries. They're the ones who created the Hashishin to fight the Turks. They're the ones who were amongst the very few peoples in the Middle East to not have been brought under heel by the Brits or the Ottomans. They overthrew the puppet Pahlavis.
To think that they would've cracked, caved in, and agreed to what defacto amounted to a capitulation just because Israel killed some of their general staff and nuclear scientists was the height of folly. Then again the American leadership has demonstrated time and time again of NOT being capable of learning from history. Vietnam and Afghanistan have a similar track record of resisting foreign invaders, and this didn't deter them.
Trump should have shut down Mileikovsky's desire for a war immediately, instead he didn't. And now, we're here with the "leader of the free world" who first boasts about duping the Iranians and having issued them an ultimatum they dared not to observe, and now protests that the USA are not involved, while the good old ziocons who surround him (and some of whom who have been put in there by him) are eagerly licking their lips at the prospect of more war and the following surge in MIC stocks.
What will happen if that last step on the escalatory ladder is taken, is anyone's guess.
@Slavyangrad
The point is that Trump got elected last November promising to be the president of peace.
Not even five months since getting into office, he's not only failed to put a stop to the war in Ukraine - something that could've been done by simply stopping all intel and recon sharing - but now the USA are defacto at war with Iran. (Not de jure, of course, because officially the USA never declare war; they simply use "anti-terrorist operations" or use proxies). In hindsight, early alarm warnings were already present during his campaign, with all the media saying that it was Iran that orchestrated the numerous assassination attempts on him - something that, much like the "Russian collusion" theory, has never been concretely proven.
On the Russian front we had an attack against Russia's nuclear triad that will undoubtedly make the Russians dubious of any other non-proliferation treaties with the USA, and even more dubious of the USA's "good faith", especially after Israel launched its own "Operation Spiderweb" which was an almost exact carbon copy of what the Ukrainians did in Russia - basically impossible to achieve without the involvement of western intelligence agencies.
On the Middle Eastern front, the Iranians are furious and now screaming for blood, and will neither forget nor forgive Trump's treachery anytime soon. I myself know a few "liberal" Iranians (one of them even drinks alcohol), and to say that they're seething is the understatement of the century.
Before contemplating Mileikovsky's request of support for war against Iran, Trump should have opened a history book and read the memo on the country and its inhabitants. Iran and its people have a history of resisting foreign occupation and invaders, no matter the cost in human lives. The Sassanids gave the Romans several bloody noses over the centuries. They're the ones who created the Hashishin to fight the Turks. They're the ones who were amongst the very few peoples in the Middle East to not have been brought under heel by the Brits or the Ottomans. They overthrew the puppet Pahlavis.
To think that they would've cracked, caved in, and agreed to what defacto amounted to a capitulation just because Israel killed some of their general staff and nuclear scientists was the height of folly. Then again the American leadership has demonstrated time and time again of NOT being capable of learning from history. Vietnam and Afghanistan have a similar track record of resisting foreign invaders, and this didn't deter them.
Trump should have shut down Mileikovsky's desire for a war immediately, instead he didn't. And now, we're here with the "leader of the free world" who first boasts about duping the Iranians and having issued them an ultimatum they dared not to observe, and now protests that the USA are not involved, while the good old ziocons who surround him (and some of whom who have been put in there by him) are eagerly licking their lips at the prospect of more war and the following surge in MIC stocks.
What will happen if that last step on the escalatory ladder is taken, is anyone's guess.
@Slavyangrad
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