It is also illegal to own a firearm in Israel— a fact which was highlighted by the Oct 7th attack.

This foreign cartel is coming for the Bill of Rights, because it stands in the way of their plan to completely subjugate America.

https://x.com/keithwoodsyt/status/1831636494450037225?s=46&t=dk3FBglKJNULnlNs0jz0sQ

The reason I go so hard against Israel is not because I want to see it destroyed— in fact, I have detailed my theory (in the Badlands News Brief) that President Trump intends to save it. (But ultimately, the Israeli people will need to act to save themselves, just as we must act to save America.)

The Great Awakening is about achieving self-governance through fundamental transformation of the collective mind. If we do not achieve self-governance, then this entire operation will be a failure, and a massive waste of time.

It seems that a transnational cartel controls the US government. Most reasonable people agree on this point.

The liars in the corporate media will tell you that it is Russia and China who are the chief perpetrators. But the fact remains that it is not illegal to criticize either of those governments. It is only now illegal to criticize the government of Israel in 38+ states, thanks to legislatures controlled by the Republican Party.

Illegal to criticize a foreign government. If that does not invigorate your indignation on the most existential levels, then you are not yet fully awake. The matrix still has you.

To blindly trust any secular authority—especially governments— is one of the most foolish and ignorant things a person can do.

How can Americans levy legitimate criticisms at their own government, but refuse to apply the same logic to a foreign government? Do they view these leaders as divine beings? Gods walking among men? Zionism seems like a cult. A religion unto itself.

The CIA has invested significant resources in cultivating this indoctrination, through organizations such as the Western Goals Foundation.

They are firing up the “Iran has nukes” narrative again…

Iran is holding an election on June 28. Analysts are saying that there is no outright favorite, as none of the candidates possess the charisma or influence to unify the country or galvanize popular support.

Are we really suppose to believe that the incoming president’s first act in office will be to nuke Israel? A country that is “on the ropes,” geopolitically, as it has become a pariah state?

If Iran’s regime desires to see Israel destroyed, why would now be the best moment to nuke them? Wouldn’t that just turn the entire world against Iran?

Iran has gone from being a pariah state to becoming a major player in the emerging multipolar world order, establishing an alliance with China and Russia. Nuking Israel would undo all of that diplomatic progress, and create worldwide sympathy for Israel. So why would they do it? Is anybody offering any logical reasoning? Or just emotional diatribes lacking in grounded arguments?

The Cossack Hetmanate, also called the "Country of Ukraine" was established in 1667 under the Truce of Andrusovo, which ended the Russo-Polish War.

The conflict was a territory dispute fought between the Tsardom of Russia and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, concerning the regions of modern-day Ukraine and Belarus.

The settlement established zones of control (shown on the map) that were divided by the Dnieper River (Kiev), where Russia would secure and occupy the East Bank and Poland would take the West Bank and surrounding territories. A neutral zone to the south was also established.

Though the majority of Kiev, split by the river, resided on the West Bank, the entirety of the city was temporarily granted to Russia by the agreement, who later purchased it from Poland, permanently.

Regulators have seized Philadelphia-based Republic First Bank.

I haven’t seen the Tucker-Rogan interview, but Flynn posted this clip on X and said he knew where all the bodies are buried, and that got the almonds activated.

(I did see the clip where Tucker said he doesn’t go on the internet. I guess that’s why he’s such a low-information voter.)