“The execution relied on futuristic autonomous robotics:
No human snipers or hit-team operators were present anywhere near the ambush site, eliminating the risk of capture or firefights.
The robotic weapon was connected via a secure, encrypted satellite communications link to an overseas control room thousands of miles away.”
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Makes me think of some another execution -in the USA.
They will probably try to lull Russia into some kind of backstabbing of Iran in exchange for some temporary breadcrumbs related to the U.S. military and intelligence assistance of Ukraine in the U.S. /NATO proxy war with Russia.
🇺🇸US plane with Kushner and Witkoff on board crossed Russian border
The American Boeing C-40 Clipper aircraft, which departed from Abu Dhabi, crossed the Latvia-Russia border at 6:52 a.m. Moscow time (3:52 GMT)
On Wednesday, two-day talks involving delegations from Russia, the US and Ukraine wrapped up in Abu Dhabi. Following the talks, Kushner stated that he and Witkoff would travel to Russia to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasized that the US special envoys would come to Moscow to “brief” the Russian leader on the outcome of the Abu Dhabi talks. He also noted that Witkoff and Kushner were taking a substantive approach, unlike Zelensky, who is playing games.
No impunity. Wanted for the mass murder of schoolchildren and teachers in Minab. Trump and Hegseth were the "masterminds" , but Leigh R. Tate and Jeffrey E. York were the naval commanders who made the triple tap missile attack on the school, with full knowledge of who was there. https://t.co/BlVcXawRy6
Dave Smith: "I've watched presidents get impeached over lying about blowjobs... Thomas Massie introduced articles of impeachment for the Secretary of War killing little girls in a school."
Um... well that's crazy, because you're right and it's not even debatable. Freebie stats from Burn It Down.
From Jan. 2000 to Dec. 2025
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Case Schiller Home Prices: +230%
CPI for Rent: +140%
Real Weekly Wage Growth: +13%
@KatTimpf is right.
@DrTomScarlet It’s a joke to insinuate that if Republicans are going to let illegal aliens stay here & won’t pass the Save Act to stop them from illegally voting, then Republicans should talk about how Democrats like Newsom take advantage of them so at least they illegally vote Republican
I’ve found myself constantly doing this exercise all year, with each new report of insider dealing, each time hoping the MSM claim wasn’t true, and each time coming away from my research more disturbed than when I started
Charlie Kirk: "When you drop a bunch of bombs on a country and probably murder a bunch of kids and a bunch of women... They'll respond with an actual declaration of war. They'll close the Strait of Hormuz."
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Exclusiva de Reuters muestra el verdadero móvil de la operación militar que llevó a la captura de Maduro
La investigación reveló que una semana antes de la operación militar del 3 de enero, el vicepresidente JD Vance abordó la futura venta del crudo venezolano con un operador de la firma Vitol y megadonante de su campaña, allanando el camino para que Vitol y Trafigura recibieran sin licitación el monopolio de comercialización petrolera que ya les ha generado cientos de millones de dólares.
Registros de vuelo ubican el avión oficial de JD Vance y el jet privado de John Addison (operador de Vitol) juntos el 27 de diciembre en Bozeman, Montana, rumbo al exclusivo Yellowstone Club.
Según una fuente enterada del encuentro, Vance preguntó qué tan rápido podrían vender el crudo venezolano si EEUE tomaba el control del suministro.
Aunque Addison negociaba gasolina en EEUU y carecía de experiencia técnica en contratos internacionales de crudo, había donado 300.000 dólares a Vance en 2022 y 7 millones de dólares a comités de Trump en 2024 (el mismo año en que Vitol pagó 50 millones en California por un caso de manipulación de precios donde Addison fue señalado).
Recomendado por Vance, Addison recibió el 5 de enero (dos días después de la operación) la llamada del secretario de Energía, Chris Wright.
La Casa Blanca omitió la licitación pública y el 9 de enero Vitol y Trafigura ya tenían las licencias.
Con más de 200 millones de barriles exportados en lo que va de 2026, expertos estiman que los operadores ganan entre 3 y 3,50 dólares por barril (un margen de 3,5 % a 4 %, superior al 1 %–3 % habitual de Vitol). Ambas firmas mantienen en secreto sus contratos con PDVSA, y Vitol confirmó tener además relación comercial con NABEP, la petrolera de Alejandro Betancourt
Este reporte se suma a la filtración del informe de KPMG publicada ayer por The New York Times, según la cual Vitol y Trafigura concentraron el 61 % de los 12.260 millones de dólares ingresados a la Cuenta de Custodia de Venezuela antes de que Washington transfiriera casi la totalidad de esos fondos de vuelta al Banco Central de Venezuela
Es decir:
Una semana antes del ataque militar, el gobierno de Trump ya estaba coordinando en un club privado de esquí cómo repartir la comercialización del petróleo venezolano a sus megadonantes de campaña sin licitación pública.
https://t.co/U3MFGkmOn9
Epstein Files show the FBI, under Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, internally discussed “clear and specific guidance” to redact images of former U.S. presidents, a secretary of state, and other celebrities.
⚠️ Rich Baris: “America First” Incompatible with Pro-War Supporters/NEOCONS
After years of broken promises and foreign policy battles, Pollster Rich Baris (@Peoples_Pundit of @BIGDATAPOLL) argues voters have rejected the voices that helped steer America First away from its original vision: the war-lusters.
Baris contends that the crisis facing the Republican Party is not a messaging problem but a credibility problem. According to Baris, voters have lost trust in leaders who demanded loyalty while refusing to take responsibility for decisions that damaged the America First coalition, but especially those strident voices advocating so aggressively for war.
Baris is particularly critical of figures like Pete Hegseth, accusing them of prioritizing political performance over accountability. As he bluntly put it: "You are the secretary of defense. You are not an actor, Pete." He argues that leaders must own their actions instead of hiding behind loyalty tests or demanding obedience from supporters.
The larger problem, Baris says, is that Republicans have alienated the voters who once fueled the movement's success. "You offered a product. You betrayed the consumer with that product." In his view, rebuilding trust will require more than rebranding. It will require new leadership and a willingness to break from the pro-war voices that voters increasingly reject.
His ultimate conclusion is stark: the old neoconservative influence inside the movement has become a political liability. Baris argues that America First can survive, but only if it separates itself from the figures and policies that caused voters to lose faith in the first place.
Watch this powerful clip from the latest Daniel Davis Deep Dive 👇 https://t.co/YByV2mDQLf
8 years ago a cartoon character like Pompeo said Iranians must follow White House diktat “if they want to eat”. Today, Rubio—whose fellow Cubans are victims of same policy—repeats that drivel.
Forget about the inhumanity. It's the delusions that are producing failed U.S. policy.
A town in Indiana has BANNED anyone from accessing AI, including through your web browser, specifically calling out recursive self-improvement and "super intelligence" (which is all modern AI, by some definitions). Note that this is retarded humans trying to wholesale censor AI because they don't want the citizens of their town conducting research, thinking for themselves, building apps or replacing the retarded city council members who passed this ordinance in the first place.
BREAKING: SUSPECT! Pete Hegseth's wife under ethics SCRUTINY over consulting payments tied to a major Pentagon contractor.
While Pete Hegseth runs the Pentagon (poorly, we must say), his wife reportedly has a front-row seat to all he does, and she’s been collecting consulting money from a firm that works for one of its biggest contractors.
According to POLITICO, Jennifer Hegseth disclosed that she was paid for consulting by Watchtower Strategy, an influential Trump-aligned public affairs firm. One of Watchtower’s clients is Lockheed Martin. Public records show the federal government paid Lockheed more than $66 billion during the fiscal year she was paid.
This wouldn’t matter much if she were just a Cabinet spouse staying out of her husband’s work. She isn’t.
The Daily Beast describes her as an unofficial adviser to her husband who has embedded herself in daily Defense Department operations. The New York Times reported that in late 2024, before his confirmation hearing, she attended closed-door meetings with Republican senators and sat in on interviews with people who wanted jobs under him. Some senior officials and politicians told the Times her closeness to sensitive defense conversations was “not normal.”
There’s a family connection too. Her father was a Lockheed Martin executive. He died in 2009. The Pentagon says everything is fine. They would, wouldn’t they?
Spokesperson Sean Parnell said the couple is “in full compliance with all ethics laws and regulations.” He called any suggestion otherwise “ridiculous slander.” He also said the department works to “ensure senior leaders are completely screened” from private interests. He did not say whether Jennifer has been screened for a security clearance, which is a strange thing to leave out about someone sitting in on Pentagon business.
A spokesperson for Watchtower told POLITICO that “it should be no surprise” a public affairs firm would want to work with a former Fox News star producer.
The reporting doesn’t show that the money influenced any Pentagon decision, and it doesn’t say how much she was paid. But it doesn’t need to. Conflict-of-interest rules exist to prevent exactly this situation: a defense contractor’s consultants paying someone with a direct line to the defense secretary.
It’s also part of a pattern under Hegseth. His department just handed a no-bid extension to Raytheon, a company that admitted defrauding taxpayers. It paid $533 million for an artillery plant that produced no shells. And it spends its energy chasing generals over supposed leaks instead of chasing contractors over fraud.
Jennifer Hegseth said on a podcast that once her husband got the job, “We were ready to serve in any capacity.” Apparently, that includes on a consulting payroll.
With Democrats about to hold subpoena power, the Hegseths may soon have to explain all of this under oath. Whether it will be before or after Pete Hegseth faces an impeachment motion remains to be seen.
Please like and share if you think that this is all too fishy to accept Hegseth’s denials!