Japan expects 100% of its crude to be sourced via non-Hormuz routes in July, PM Takaichi is set to announce at a ministerial meeting Friday — US crude imports have risen more than tenfold year-on-year as Tokyo reroutes supply. #Hormuz
You have every right to know what your government is doing, and they have no right to know what you are doing.
That is why they are called public servants and we are called private citizens.
Instead, the relationship has been inverted. The state hides behind secrecy, classified files, and redactions while demanding total visibility into your finances, communications, movement, and behavior.
A society where the rulers live in privacy while the population lives under surveillance is the very definition of tyranny.
They call them “data centers” because calling them “mass surveillance centers” would cause a national uprising.
The government and Big Tech don’t build billion-dollar facilities in the middle of nowhere just to store your family photos.
They are building the infrastructure for a surveillance state— one capable of monitoring your speech, mapping your behavior, tracking your movements, analyzing your purchases, harvesting your biometrics, and building a real-time digital profile of your entire life.
And they package it all under buzzwords like “AI,” “security,” and “innovation” so the public blindly applauds the expansion of the very system being built to monitor them.
WAKE UP BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
President Trump is doing one hell of a lot of talking about considering withdrawing troops from Germany, Italy, Spain, etc.
When is he going to stop talking and actually do it? No one in Europe is forcing or asking the US to stay, pack up your stuff, close the bases, and go home. It's that simple, and we all wish you the best.
🇺🇸🇺🇳 US opposes UN resolution calling transatlantic slave trade 'gravest crime against humanity'
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution describing the transatlantic slave trade as the “gravest crime against humanity,” with 123 votes in favor.
❌ Only the US, Israel, and Argentina voted against this recognition.
🥴 Apparently, the US has a different opinion on the slave trade.
She is the leader of >
- Japan, a country with a de-facto one party system in power since after WW2
- a country which had its constitution written by the US
- a country occupied by foreign forces
- a party that was funded since the beginning by the CIA (NY post)
- a country forced to destroy its economy in 1985 by the humiliating Plaza Accord.
- a country once proud and sovereign and now humiliated on a daily basis.
- a country being prepared to fight a war against China, to the last Japanese.
🇯🇵🇺🇸 BREAKING: US wanted Takaichi to sign a joint statement on Hormuz. Now they're forgoing it.
Translation: Japan refused. Publicly. Officially. Finally.
The empire demanded. Japan said no. The statement is dead.
82% of Japanese oppose this war. The government listened. For once.
No joint statement means no commitment. No ships. No troops. No war.
Trump wanted a photo op with Takaichi bowing. He's not getting it.
The alliance is cracking. The silence is breaking. Japan just stood up.
The media reported. The people celebrated. The empire learned: you can't force everyone.
Iranian diplomatic source to @Irannow_
The U.S. has reportedly, for the third time today, sent a message via a regional intermediary requesting a halt to the war.
This time, the request was accompanied by a threat to escalate assassinations inside Iran if Tehran does not comply.
Iran reportedly responded that its position remains unchanged: no ceasefire until its objectives are achieved.
🇯🇵🇺🇸 BREAKING: Japan's PM admits she didn't condemn the US war — because she's meeting Trump.
The reason for silence? A meeting. A photo op. A chance to bow.
82% of Japanese oppose the war. The Prime Minister won't speak against it. Because she has a flight to catch.
This is what submission looks like. Selling out your people's conscience for a handshake.
Takaichi will fly to Washington. Smile for cameras. Sign whatever is put in front of her.
The people will keep paying. In yen. In lives. In dignity.
"Because I'm going to meet Trump." That's not an excuse. That's a confession.
>Trump demands Japan send warships to the Hormuz
>Takaichi promises to send ships for "information gathering"
>The ships will dock in a safe area like Djibouti without ever going close to the Hormuz
>Japan can tell Trump it sent warships, while telling the public back home they didn't participate in the war
Masterful gambit Prime Minister Takaichi