Kelvind Kao

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

@RealAlexJones Yes, do as long as it takes to wipe out the IRGC regime, the scourge of Christian civilizations, which is as evil as the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler. IRGC regime, if left untouched, will plunge the free world into a nuclear 3rd world war.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Hear the chronicals of offences committed by Francis and Pope Leo.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

The government of Singapore is more morally upright than the Roman Catholic Church under the current administration of Pope Leo XIV and his predecessor Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

In this Straits Times report, a member of Singapore Parliament has resigned because of his personal conduct that is viewed by the government as unbecoming of a Member of Parliament who holds a high political stature.

This incumbent is not the only person who had left Parliament due to the high moral standards demanded of political figures by Singaporeans and which are enforced by the ruling political party.

On July 17, 2023, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin was the most recent Speaker of Parliament to step down, due to an extramarital affair with another Member of Parliament, Ms Cheng Li Hui.

Prior to him, another Speaker of Parliament, Mr Michael Palmer, similarly resigned on December 12, 2012, after admitting to an extramarital affair with a constituency director.

One can clearly observe that there is a strong movement within the Vatican office with the blessing of the Papacy to lower the high moral standard of the Church to pave the way for the legitimising of homosexuality and same-sex relationships that are clearly forbidden under current Church's law, catechism and teachings.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

From an Islamic Shite scholar who who quotes texts from the Quran in defence of the establishment of the State of Israel

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

In @RealAlexJones 45 minutes ago, the IRGC claims to have nukes. Israel, if the IRGC threatens to nuke your cities unless you surrender, you should warn that, tit-for-tat, their cities including Qom, could become tangible military targets as well.

Qom is a vital regional center for the distribution of petroleum and petroleum products. It has a natural gas pipeline from Bandar Anzali & Tehran, and has a crude oil pipeline from Tehran that runs through Qom to the Abadan refinery on the Persian Gulf.

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

In @RealAlexJones 45 minutes ago, the IRGC claims to have nukes. Israel, if the IRGC threatens to nuke your cities unless you surrender, you should warn that, tit-for-tat, their cities including Qom, could become tangible military targets as well.

Qom is a vital regional center for the distribution of petroleum and petroleum products. It has a natural gas pipeline from Bandar Anzali & Tehran, and has a crude oil pipeline from Tehran that runs through Qom to the Abadan refinery on the Persian Gulf.

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Hundreds of Palestinians protested against Hamas across Gaza on June 26 under the "June 26 Revolution" banner at 18 locations, carrying banners reading "Hamas Out," "We Are Not Pawns," and "We Want To Live." Despite Hamas operatives deploying masked gunmen to prevent gatherings and threatening journalists not to cover demonstrations, protesters still showed up knowing the risks.

See how well fed these young Palestian men are. They came out to protest against Hamas for protracting the war of annihilation of Israel. There is no food shortages imposed on the Gazans by the Israelis and there is no genocide being committed on the Palestinians by the IDF. If there were, these young Palestinian men would have been the first to be eliminated.

Genocide was committed in October 7th by Hamas, the proxy of the IRGC regime, during which more than 1,200 Jewish inhabitants in Israeli kibbutz were massacred in one day.

Genocide was also committed by the Islamic Revolutionary guards of the IRGC on 28th and 29th January this year when more than 40,000 Iranians were slaughtered in just 2 days for protesting on the streets in Iran against the Ayatollah regime. There is no genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza. It is a blatant lie of Hamas, fed by the socialist mainstream media.

https://t.co/EX5zWMx4lC

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Hundreds of Palestinians protested against Hamas across Gaza on June 26 under the "June 26 Revolution" banner at 18 locations, carrying banners reading "Hamas Out," "We Are Not Pawns," and "We Want To Live." Despite Hamas operatives deploying masked gunmen to prevent gatherings and threatening journalists not to cover demonstrations, protesters still showed up knowing the risks.

See how well fed these young Palestian men are. They came out to protest against Hamas for protracting the war of annihilation of Israel. There is no food shortages imposed on the Gazans by the Israelis and there is no genocide being committed on the Palestinians by the IDF. If there were, these young Palestinian men would have been the first to be eliminated.

Genocide was committed in October 7th by Hamas, the proxy of the IRGC regime, during which more than 1,200 Jewish inhabitants in Israeli kibbutz were massacred in one day.

Genocide was also committed by the Islamic Revolutionary guards of the IRGC on 28th and 29th January this year when more than 40,000 Iranians were slaughtered in just 2 days for protesting on the streets in Iran against the Ayatollah regime. There is no genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza. It is a blatant lie of Hamas, fed by the socialist mainstream media.

https://t.co/EX5zWMx4lC

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Hundreds of Palestinians protested against Hamas across Gaza on June 26 under the "June 26 Revolution" banner at 18 locations, carrying banners reading "Hamas Out," "We Are Not Pawns," and "We Want To Live." Despite Hamas operatives deploying masked gunmen to prevent gatherings and threatening journalists not to cover demonstrations, protesters still showed up knowing the risks.

See how well fed these young Palestian men are. They came out to protest against Hamas for protracting the war of annihilation of Israel. There is no food shortages imposed on the Gazans by the Israelis and there is no genocide being committed on the Palestinians by the IDF. If there were, these young Palestinian men would have been the first to be eliminated.

Genocide was committed in October 7th by Hamas, the proxy of the IRGC regime, during which more than 1,200 Jewish inhabitants in Israeli kibbutz were massacred in one day.

Genocide was also committed by the Islamic Revolutionary guards of the IRGC on 28th and 29th January this year when more than 40,000 Iranians were slaughtered in just 2 days for protesting on the streets in Iran against the Ayatollah regime. There is no genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza. It is a blatant lie of Hamas, fed by the socialist mainstream media.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

@wideawake_media Yes, I believe them as much as they claim who they are. They are in fact not Christine Lagarde and Valdis Dombrovskis.

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Imam Tawhidi, a prominent Islamic scholar, vouches that the Muslim's Quran, even teaches that all the land West of the Jordan River that includes Judea and Samaria, the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula are Jewish lands bestowed by God to Abraham and his descendants. He said that now the Palestinians are trying to wrest these lands promised to the Jews from Moses which acts are unacceptable to him.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Imam Tawhidi, a prominent Islamic scholar, vouches that the Muslim's Quran, even teaches that all the land West of the Jordan River that includes Judea and Samaria, the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula are Jewish lands bestowed by God to Abraham and his descendants. He said that now the Palestinians are trying to wrest these lands promised to the Jews from Moses which acts are unacceptable to him.

https://t.co/ZGgaDTkT5w

[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Imam Tawhidi, a prominent Islamic scholar, vouches that the Muslim's Quran, even teaches that all the land West of the Jordan River that includes Judea and Samaria, the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula are Jewish lands bestowed by God to Abraham and his descendants. He said that now the Palestinians are trying to wrest these lands promised to the Jews from Moses which acts are unacceptable to him.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

Prime Minister Netanyahu has declared the following with tremendous courage in standing up for the Jewish nation.

I am of the belief that Judea & Samaria and the Gaza are lands promised by God given to Abraham and his sons FOREVER.

In the Bible, it is stated that God will one day bring all the scattered children of Abraham from all the nations back into Israel. Who is to tell God that He must limit that land to what the State of Israel is now, with the exclusion of Judea, Samaria, the Gaza and key Biblical regions in the Levant? All these territories belong to God and He can do as He pleases. He has chosen to give them to the Israelites.

Israelis, please trust in God for His help and protection. He had liberated you from annihilation during the 6-day war in 1967. Your enemies wanted to drive you out of your land into the Mediterranean Sea. Guess what had happened? He drove your enemies out of their own lands: Egyptians from the Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula, Syrians from the Golan Heights, and Jordanians from the West Bank and East Jerusalem. God has handed all these lands to you on a silver platter in 6 days.

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[Kelvind Kao @KaoKelvind]

It was reported that this about-turn of President Trump's strategy was the brain child of Jared Kushner, son-in-law of Trump, whom he values as a genius, & Steve Witkoff, Trump's appointed US Special Envoy to the Middle East. Their plans are supported by JD Vance who has allowed himself to be used as their whipping boy. Trump has said that if anything goes wrong Vance is to be blamed.

[Aimen Dean @AimenDean]

For almost two decades, I have investigated the financing of terrorism and the money-laundering architecture of the IRGC, its global network of proxies, sleeper cells, front companies, charities, facilitators, and agents. During that time, I trained banks, financial institutions, financial intelligence units, and law enforcement agencies across the Europe, South East Asia and the Middle East on how terrorist organizations move and preserve their money.

One lesson has remained constant throughout those years.

When a terrorist organization no longer has to spend its own money on feeding people, providing medicine, or supplying fuel in the territories it controls, it doesn’t become weaker. It becomes stronger.

Those three categories - food, medicine, and fuel - are not just humanitarian necessities. They are also governance costs. Every dollar that someone else spends on them is a dollar that the terrorist organization no longer has to spend itself. Those ���saved” funds are then available for what the organization considers its real strategic priorities: recruiting fighters, purchasing weapons, producing missiles, building drones, paying operatives, and expanding its regional influence.

There is a second effect that is just as important.

When outside actors provide humanitarian necessities without addressing who controls the territory, they inadvertently help that terrorist organization maintain its grip on the population. The organization claims credit for stability while someone else pays the bill. That strengthens its legitimacy and entrenches its control.

This is why, whenever I hear arguments that easing restrictions is harmless because the money will “only” be used for humanitarian imports or agricultural products, I remain deeply skeptical.

The issue is not whether the money buys wheat or medicine. The issue is what money no longer has to buy wheat or medicine.

Money is fungible.

Even if every dollar were genuinely spent on humanitarian goods, it would still free up other funds inside the Iranian system to finance the IRGC’s strategic priorities—its proxy network, ballistic missile programme, and long-range drone capabilities.

I am equally unconvinced by the argument that such arrangements primarily benefit American farmers.

Iran is not structurally dependent on U.S. agricultural exports. Its staple diet revolves around wheat and rice, with significant imports traditionally coming from nearby suppliers such as Russia, India, and Pakistan, where geography and logistics often make procurement more economical. Soybeans and corn are hardly central to Iranian food consumption in the way they are often portrayed in political messaging.

So when policymakers argue that these transactions are primarily about helping American agriculture, I believe they are missing the larger strategic picture.

The real question is not what Iran buys.

The real question is what Iran no longer has to pay for—and where those newly available resources ultimately end up.

Anyone who has spent years following terrorist finance knows that this is precisely how financial pressure is diluted. The numbers on paper may appear humanitarian, but the strategic effect can be to preserve and strengthen the very military infrastructure that sanctions were designed to constrain.

That is the problem. And it has always been the problem.