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@TRobinsonNewEra @EvaVlaar Give 'em hell Tommy.

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@TruthFairy131 🤬

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨ILLEGAL MIGRANT CAUGHT IN BACK GARDEN LOOKING FOR CHILDREN

Single Mum screamed for help

When he was surrounded by neighbours and the Police were called he began crying on the floor

This happened in St Helens, Merseyside

The Police advised the Mother not to leave her children alone in their OWN BACK GARDEN

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@TruthFairy131

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@kyballistics @RonnieAdkins

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@GordoCDA 🤯

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@MBrant75 @RussCan91 What's your take on Greenland militarisation

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@AMK_Mapping_ 💀

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

In June 2026, 75 year old Keith Blessing & his 72-year-old wife, Di, were critically injured during a horrific home invasion at their Torrington, NSW property by a Violent knife wielding home invader.

Keith was repeatedly stabbed & suffered severe abdomen wounds, Keith managed to retrieve his fully licensed legal firearm & shot the violent intruder as he attempted to re-enter their home again & finish the couple off.

NSW Premier Chris Minns initially called Keith a ‘hero’.

Local NSW Police commanders praised the couple's bravery under life-threatening circumstances & extreme duress.

Police are now punishing the victim for literally defending his life.

Self preservation & fighting for your survival is NORMAL.

What is NOT normal is a Government expecting you to get stabbed to death, sacrifice yourself, lay down & die & not defend your life & the lives of your family under threat.

We need to reignite the Self Defence debate & Castle Law.

The Government allows crime & violence to spiral out of control, removes our means of self defence then punishes those that refuse to be murdered by criminals that the Government allows to roam our streets.

This is abuse.

They won’t even allow women to carry pepper spray.

Enough is enough.

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@SteffenLiberty @AmeriCaresOrg @EvaVlaar @D_Tarczynski Exactly.

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@skscartoon Seems to be enjoying life..😬

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@PrepperCanadian 🫡

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@skscartoon 🫡

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@GrimReapers_ @CWLemoine 🫡

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Any 2027 predictions, just need to schedule my calendar.
Also if you can provide 7 random numbers between 1-60 for my lottery ticket, that'll be great. 😆

[Alon Mizrahi @alon_mizrahi]

(The Yemeni card and its cataclysmic implications)

I have to tell you why the assessments regarding projected energy prices and the economic consequences of the war on Iran, made by every expert and financial institution in the world are way, way off and don't even begin to capture the coming tsunami.

You see, Saudi Arabia has been able to move close to 4 million barrels of oil per day (out of roughly 9.5 million daily barrels it produces) through the Red Sea. Right now, as I understand it, a huge fleet of tankers is waiting to be loaded at SA's Yanbu port (somewhere halfway between Jeddah and Madinah on this map).

This alternative route has been a big cushion absorbing much of the shock caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. And every calculation and projection that we've seen assumes this route stays open.

Well.

You see where Yemen is situated? Once it enters the war and blows up some ships in the Red Sea, then you'll see what happens to oil prices globally. Then the carnage will begin.

It won't be $150-200, but more like $300-400 a barrel. A death sentence for a great number of West-aligned economies.
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Yemen will be the wild card that sinks the global economy, ignites the financial collapse of 2026 and potentially begins the end of Saudi Arabia as we know it.

And it is coming.

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@AMK_Mapping_ Was the Ansarallah offensive on your 2026 bingo card AMK? 🤯

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@Nissan Still going strong 💪

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

Trump abandoned Saudi Arabia, refusing it help in the fight against the Houthis

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump twice and asked him to join the strikes against the Houthis, but the White House refused.

At the moment, the United States is providing only intelligence support and does not want to enter a direct conflict.

Previously, Saudi Arabia believed it could handle the Houthis on its own, but the situation has changed sharply.

The Houthis, with Iranian support, are conducting a determined offensive against government forces, aiming to capture all of Yemen and, above all, the strategically important access to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The Yemeni army is fleeing and is not putting up serious resistance to the Houthis.

Oil has risen to its highest level since May, and the Kremlin is already rubbing its hands with satisfaction.

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@RonnieAdkins All I know is that Jeff agrees

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@Partisangirl @Cappyarmy Video when?

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US right about now...

[AMK Mapping 🇳🇿 @AMK_Mapping_]

With the capture of practically the entire Red Sea coastline, including the Bab al-Mandab Peninsula, Ansarallah is now able to establish full surveillance and fire control over the strategic Bab al-Mandab Strait, enforcing a blockade on ships passing through as they wish.

If they are able to fully secure the rest of the mountains to the east, they will be able to place their ballistic missile, drone, and other rocket launchers directly overlooking the strait, significantly reducing the time it takes to strike vessels, and increasing the number of weapons that are now within range of the strait.

This not only gives Ansarallah a lot more capabilities to deal more damage to shipping from Israel and Saudi Arabia, but also provides them with much more leverage in any future negotiations with Saudi Arabia or the U.S. When the Ansarallah-favourable ceasefire deal with the U.S. was established last year, they didn't have nearly this level of control over the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait. I could only imagine how those terms would change now if any future conflict breaks out with the U.S.