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I don’t know who they are and we are not affiliated with them but they’re launching a website showing examples of all the misclassifications we’ve been discussing.
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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. just escorted a single tanker through the strait with a war's worth of aircraft overhead, and the math behind it tells you exactly what this fight is really about...
Picture the package Washington put over one ship moving through the Omani corridor.
AWACS early warning, fighter jets, an MQ-4C Triton, a P-8 Poseidon flying out of Bahrain, a full air cover suite escorting a single tanker through the water.
This is not how anyone moves oil efficiently.
It is a proof of concept with an audience, the U.S. demonstrating it can push crude through Hormuz regardless of what Iran says or does, and doing it with enough firepower overhead that the point is impossible to miss.
Here is the part that gives the whole game away.
That escort package almost certainly costs ten times what Iran's transit toll would.
If this were about money, paying the fee is the obvious answer.
Washington is spending lavishly to avoid paying Tehran a cent, which proves the fight was never about the toll.
It is about the principle of who controls the strait.
The U.S. would rather burn a fortune in flight hours than concede that ships cross at Iran's permission.
That is the entire war distilled.
Iran's leverage is the power to make passage dangerous.
America's answer is to make passage possible by force, no matter the cost, because conceding the toll means conceding the chokehold, and the chokehold is the prize the whole war was fought over.
So now one tanker becomes the test case for the entire arrangement.
The cost imbalance is absurd on a spreadsheet and perfectly rational as strategy. You do not pay the toll once, because paying it once means paying it forever.
Source: @MenchOsint , @chrismartenson / Writer: Daniel
If cutting USAID killed a child…
A single child.
It would be covered by the Media like the biggest story in history.
24/7 coverage.
But it hasn’t because USAID was used to overthrow governments and fund Dems.
I’m actually surprised they haven’t faked dying kids yet.
Yet…
For years, I raised alarms about dangerous gain-of-function research being farmed out to foreign countries, and I was told it was a conspiracy theory. Now, declassified documents show that the U.S. funded over 120 biolabs across more than 30 countries. Some of this research was conducted overseas precisely because scientists knew it would face scrutiny on American soil.
I'm calling for a presidential commission of scientists to review all gain-of-function research going forward. We're going lab by lab and pathogen by pathogen until the American people know the full truth.
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Google is moving forward with plans to release 64 million bacteria-infected mosquitoes across parts of California and Florida.
As part of a large-scale biological intervention that many Americans are unaware of. Millions of lab-raised insects could soon be released into local communities.
The stated goal is to reduce wild mosquito populations by releasing male mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia bacteria, a strategy designed to disrupt reproduction in the wild population.
@JustinWeRchange joins me to discuss why programs like this could have unintended consequences and what happens when big tech companies become involved in projects with potential public health and environmental impacts.