If Israel collapses America shouldn't accept a single refugee
I say we put them in Gaza and the people in Gaza can move home
The Palestinian can decide what they are and how much they are allowed to eat and drink
The Sudanese army is advancing to recapture towns from the UAE-backed terrorist group, the RSF.
Arms supplies from the UAE to the RSF have dried up since Iran began its Operation True Promise IV.
Sudan must crush those genocidaires.
JUST IN: A Sri Lankan court just handed 84 dead Iranian sailors back to Iran despite a US diplomatic cable ordering the opposite.
The Galle Chief Magistrate’s Court ruled today that the bodies of 84 identified crew members from the IRIS Dena, torpedoed by a US submarine 40 nautical miles off Sri Lanka’s coast on 4 March, be handed over to Iranian Embassy officials for repatriation. Thirty-two survivors were rescued by the Sri Lankan Navy. Eighty-seven were killed. Eighty-four have been identified, stored under refrigeration at Karapitiya Hospital, and are now legally released to Tehran.
Five days ago, a leaked US State Department cable told Sri Lanka to do the opposite.
The cable, dated 6 March and obtained by Reuters, was authored by US Charge d’Affaires Jayne Howell at the Embassy in Colombo. It explicitly urged Sri Lankan authorities not to repatriate the 32 Dena survivors or the 208 crew of the second Iranian vessel IRIS Bushehr, docked at Trincomalee. The stated goal: “minimize Iranian attempts to use the detainees for propaganda.” Howell briefed the Israeli ambassador to India and Sri Lanka that there were “no plans to repatriate the crew to Iran.” The Israeli envoy asked about “engagement with the crew to encourage defection.”
Defection. The word sits in a diplomatic cable about 32 sailors pulled from the Indian Ocean after their ship was torpedoed by the country writing the cable. Washington wanted Sri Lanka to hold the survivors, deny Iran the propaganda of return, and explore whether traumatised sailors could be convinced to abandon their nation during a war.
Sri Lanka said no. The court ruling today applies to the 84 bodies, not the living survivors, but the signal is unmistakable: Colombo will follow international humanitarian law, not Washington’s preference. The bodies will go home. The funerals will happen. The martyrdom narrative that the cable was designed to prevent will proceed on Iranian state television within days.
This matters beyond diplomacy because of what those 84 coffins represent when they arrive in Tehran. The IRIS Dena was sunk in the Indian Ocean, not the Persian Gulf. Not in the Strait of Hormuz. Not in a combat zone. In international waters off a non-aligned country 4,000 kilometres from the war’s declared theatre. Three Australian Navy personnel aboard a US submarine were ordered to their sleeping quarters before the torpedoes launched. Two Mark 48 torpedoes fired. One struck. Reports via Iran International, citing a sailor’s father, indicate the US submarine issued two warnings and the Iranian captain refused to evacuate. Thirty-two survivors defied orders to stay aboard.
The sinking expanded the war’s geography from the Gulf to the Indian Ocean. The court ruling expands its politics from great-power competition to small-state sovereignty. Sri Lanka, a nation of 22 million with $4.2 billion in Chinese debt, just told the United States that international humanitarian law applies to the bodies of sailors killed by American weapons, regardless of what a leaked cable requests.
The US publicly “respects Sri Lanka’s sovereignty.” Privately, the March 6 cable reveals the opposite: Washington wanted these bodies held, these survivors detained, and this propaganda denied. The court disagreed. The bodies will fly to Tehran. The funerals will be broadcast. And every Indian Ocean nation watching Colombo’s decision, the Maldives, Mauritius, Madagascar, Seychelles, will calculate what it means when a small country chooses law over alliance in a war between giants.
Eighty-four bodies. One court order. One leaked cable. And the war just arrived in every non-aligned capital on Earth.
Full analysis in the link below.
https://t.co/eMrt5qYqCV
JUST IN: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran says it now considers US company infrastructure legitimate targets, including belonging to:
• Microsoft
• Palantir
• Google
• Oracle
• Nvidia
• IBM
To the people of Bahrain, the UAE, and Kuwait: Do not remain within one kilometer of banks
Khatam al‑Anbiya Headquarters spokesperson: After the U.S. and Israeli attack on an Iranian bank, we are now free to target U.S. and Israeli economic centers and banks across the region.
BREAKING:
🇮🇷 Iran is expanding the targets
Iran published a hit list naming Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, IBM, Oracle, and Palantir offices across Israel, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi as legitimate targets - CNN
Billions of dollars of investments are going to be destroyed.
🚨You're fabulous, Scott.
🚨Fabulous.
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Scott Ritter JUST FIRED Lindsey Graham
If there's anybody who's dumber than President
Trump, it's Lindsey Graham.
We Are The Villains In This Story
The truth is that we are the villains. We are the terrorists. We are the tyrants. We are the evil regime. Our soldiers aren’t out there defending our country, they’re out there murdering people for defending their country.
Reading by Tim Foley.
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 AIPAC GOT CAUGHT
Max Blumenthal obtained leaked audio of AIPAC's CEO admitting they groomed Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz from the beginning.
"They are now our lifelines inside the administration."
That's an unregistered foreign lobbyist describing Trump's national security team.
"This does not serve American interests. Trump did it for one reason. Israeli influence."
@MaxBlumenthal