Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 12:59 p.m. No.23205278   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5680

Eustace Mullins-"Of course Jewish culture does not exist not has it ever existed because a criminal conspiracy is not a culture. The Greeks have perfected the greatest civilization by making the rights of the individual more important than the power of the central government. The Jews on the other hand were able to perpetuate a vicious criminal state by destroying the rights of the individual. The Jew has always lived as the faceless member of a collective state and he has no feeling for the rights of the individual. If the individual protests against the state, he must be destroyed."

 

The New History of the Jews pp 77-78

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:02 p.m. No.23205294   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5303 >>6069

Israel deliberately targets Iran's nuclear power plants on a daily basis. Experts have warned of the potential for a nuclear catastrophe in the Middle East, comparable to Chernobyl, if Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites continue.

 

When Russia attacked nuclear power plant in Ukraine, the world condemned it. But when Israel attacked nuclear power plant in Iran, the world insisted on Israel right to self-defense.

 

https://x.com/i/status/1935668015904756048

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:07 p.m. No.23205322   🗄️.is 🔗kun

The Fragility of Jewish Supremacy in Israel

 

I arrived in Jerusalem last Thursday evening.

 

Twelve hours later, I awoke to the news of the Israeli military’s attack on Iran — having slept through the sirens in the night.

 

I am an American Jewish activist and researcher; I have spent time on and off in Israel/Palestine throughout my life. But this visit has been unlike any other. Four days in, I have found my eyes opened by the breathtaking recklessness of the current Israeli government.

 

The attacks on Iran are but the latest action by a political leadership that, lacking public legitimacy since the Oct. 7 attacks, seems determined to use terror to re-secure a public mandate for its otherwise vulnerable project of Jewish supremacy.

 

Power and violence, the political theorist Hannah Arendt argued, are negatively correlated. “Rule by sheer violence comes into play where power is being lost,” she noted in her 1969 treatise, On Violence.

 

“To substitute violence for power can bring victory, but the price is very high; for it is not only paid by the vanquished, it is also paid by the victor in terms of his own power.”

 

Arendt’s argument rests on the insight that a government’s power is constituted through public support and participation. Violence can sustain regimes that otherwise lack public legitimacy, but at tremendous cost.

 

If the cost of Israeli state violence has been borne by Palestinians for decades — and with untold brutality since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks — Israel’s new front with Iran signals the Netanyahu government’s willingness to use its own public as bait for Iran, in a desperate bid to re-secure legitimacy with that very public.

 

By initiating this confrontation, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government are knowingly courting a situation in which Israelis will be terrorized by Iranian missiles.

 

Less than a week ago, this same government narrowly survived a vote of no-confidence; now, that threat has been preempted by the war. Yet the dynamic at hand runs deeper than electoral politics. To understand this, it’s worth considering past episodes of mass anti-Palestinian violence and expulsion.

 

For instance, the late historian Alon Confino argues that in the run-up to 1948, there emerged in the Jewish public a “shared conception of Jewish sovereignty with fewer Palestinians.”

 

By conditioning Jewish sovereignty and self-determination on Jewish ethnic homogeneity, the Zionist movement created a Jewish public appetite for the Nakba.

 

https://consortiumnews.com/2025/06/19/the-fragility-of-jewish-supremacy-in-israel/

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:10 p.m. No.23205341   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5348 >>5382 >>5547

Rand Paul drops the hammer Congress overspends $2T Fed pays 5.4% interest to banks 44% of it goes to foreign firms $1.83T deficit $7.3T balance sheet

 

The numbers are out. They’re not just bad. They’re rigged. Senator Rand Paul laid it bare: Congress is spending $2 trillion more than it takes in. That shortfall doesn’t vanish. The Federal Reserve buys the debt. Then Congress pays the Fed interest. The Fed, in turn, pays interest to banks for holding reserves.

 

According to economist Judy Shelton, 44% of the interest the Fed pays on reserves goes to foreign banks. That’s not a rounding error. That’s nearly half of the payout stream flowing offshore. The Fed is currently paying 5.4% interest on those reserves. That’s higher than most Americans earn on savings. It’s higher than the average mortgage rate in 2019. And it’s being handed out to institutions that didn’t vote, didn’t pay taxes, and don’t answer to U.S. citizens.

 

The federal deficit for this year is projected at $1.83 trillion. That’s not war spending. That’s not emergency relief. That’s baseline. The Department of Health and Human Services alone burned through $1.7 trillion last year. That’s one agency. The total federal budget has ballooned 51.7% since 2019, according to DOGE data. The spending curve isn’t bending. It’s accelerating.

 

The Fed’s balance sheet now sits at $7.3 trillion. That’s after modest reductions. It peaked above $9 trillion during the pandemic. The Fed prints money to buy debt. Then it pays banks to hold that money. That’s not monetary policy. That’s a wealth transfer. The banks don’t lend it. They park it. They collect interest. The taxpayer foots the bill.

 

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2025/06/05/rand-paul-trump-bill-tax-cuts-national-debt/84032972007/

 

https://www.paul.senate.gov/dr-rand-paul-introduces-six-penny-plan-to-balance-the-federal-budget-in-five-years/

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5314189-rand-paul-house-gop-budget-bill/

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:11 p.m. No.23205347   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5356 >>5688

Hochul just confirmed $50 million in taxpayer funds will cover legal fees for migrants arrested by ICE

 

Governor Kathy Hochul just confirmed what many New Yorkers feared. The state will allocate $50 million in taxpayer funds to cover legal services for migrants arrested by federal immigration authorities. The announcement came during a press event following the release of NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, who was briefly detained by ICE after interfering with an enforcement operation. Hochul stood beside him and declared the state would fund legal representation for others in similar situations. The money is not new. It was already baked into the state budget passed in early May. But the public didn’t know it was earmarked for this.

 

The funding is part of a broader legal aid package that immigrant advocacy groups have been pushing for years. They wanted $165 million. They got $64.2 million. Hochul’s $50 million announcement is a slice of that total. It’s being directed toward a legislative proposal called “Access to Representation,” which would guarantee legal counsel in immigration court. That bill hasn’t passed. Hochul hasn’t endorsed it. But the money is moving anyway.

 

The contracts are already in motion. Three out-of-state property management firms have been hired to oversee migrant housing and legal coordination. The total value of those contracts exceeds $200 million. The legal aid portion is just one piece. The rest covers housing, transportation, and case management. The payments are recurring. The oversight is minimal.

 

https://5townscentral.com/2025/06/18/gov-hochul-pledges-50-million-in-legal-aid-for-migrants-stefanik-slams-illegals-first-new-yorkers-last-policy/

 

https://www.cityandstateny.com/policy/2025/06/hochul-promises-fight-over-immigration-has-little-show-it/406151/

 

https://www.fox5ny.com/news/nyc-mayoral-candidate-arrest-ice-spokesperson-says

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:13 p.m. No.23205359   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5386 >>5749 >>5764

This is very concerning

 

  • A chicken to go to market used to take a year in America

  • That number went down to 4 months

  • It then dropped to 14 weeks, then to 12 weeks

 

🚨 Today even ‘organically’ raised chickens go to market in 8 weeks, the farmers “signs a contract that he will not try to find out what's in the food”

 

“You know how long we take now for even organically grown chickens to go from the hatched egg to the market?

 

When I first started doing this 15 years ago, I told people how alarming it was that we were getting a chick to market in four months instead of a year. And then it went from 18 weeks to 16 weeks to 14 weeks to 12 weeks.

 

And now I just recently read a report that even organically raised chickens are going to market in 8 weeks.

 

Now, the poultry industry, with the backing of our government and with this backing of legislation, insists that there are no hormones used in the poultry industry.

 

Then how? What accounts for that change? The trick is, in the field, when a modern farmer buys eggs, he buys fertilized eggs and signs a contract to buy the food only from that egg supplier. And these are big multinational companies.

 

He also signs a contract that he will not try to find out what's in the food.

 

And we are not allowed. It's proprietary. No, we don't use hormones, but we won't tell you what we give them. And your government not only accepts, but enforces that.”

 

  • Al Sears M.D.

 

https://twitter.com/i/status/1934980199566987430

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:16 p.m. No.23205371   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Israeli documents reveal further American interests in firm guarding Gaza aid hubs

 

Safe Reach Solutions is supported by a confluence of seasoned US government contractors, investors, and firms representing wealthy individuals, Israeli business filings suggest

 

Business registration documents filed in Israel last month by a private US contractor operating in Gaza reveal a wider network of Americans linked to a controversial aid plan whose funding has remained opaque as more than 400 Palestinians have been killed seeking food from its sites.

 

Safe Reach Solutions (SRS) is providing security and logistics for the sites recently set up as part of the plan, which has seen the UN-led aid distribution system in Gaza sidelined and replaced by the Israeli- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

 

Questions about the foundation’s funding have plagued it for weeks, leading reporters to look for answers in the wilds of Delaware, a state known for its culture of corporate secrecy where GHF was registered earlier this year.

 

While the organisation’s backers remain a mystery, a Middle East Eye investigation based on registration documents filed by SRS in Israel last month show a confluence of former US government contractors, investors, and firms representing ultra-rich individuals involved in the for-profit company.

 

The revelations come as the US State Department is reportedly considering providing $500m to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

 

Safe Reach Solutions registered as a foreign company in Israel on 14 May, less than two weeks before GHF began operations in Gaza, documents filed with the Israeli Corporations Authority records show.

 

The registration process was initiated by Nurit Dagan, a lawyer with Israeli law firm Herzog, Fox and Neeman, and Christopher James Oates, who is only described in one sparse document as an American with no further details.

 

More

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/new-filings-reveals-more-americans-involved-firm-guarding-gaza-aid-hubs

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:18 p.m. No.23205381   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5391 >>5692

Israel army stations soldiers in Palestinian homes to avoid Iranian strikes, residents say

 

Israeli forces expel dozens of residents from West Bank homes to turn them into barracks

 

Palestinian sources have reported that the Israeli army has occupied a large number of homes in Hebron, Jenin, Ramallah and Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank, and converted them into military barracks after evicting their owners.

 

This surprise move coincided with the launch of Israel’s attacks on Iran last Friday. Analysts and residents have said that the army is stationing soldiers inside Palestinian homes and neighbourhoods to shield them from being targeted by Iranian missiles aimed at military camps.

 

In the towns of Rummana, Anin and Jalboun near Jenin, 17 homes were seized, while several other homes were taken in the southern area of ​​Hebron and the town of Idhna to the west. Israeli soldiers also converted a three-storey building into a headquarters in the town of Birzeit, north of Ramallah.

 

Speaking to Middle East Eye from Hebron, Abdel-Jabbar Shabaneh told Middle East Eye that the Israeli army on Friday stormed the residential building where he, his brothers and several other relatives live in the Tel Rumeida neighbourhood.

 

The soldiers forcibly evicted more than 50 residents, most of them children, citing security reasons. When the families asked to retrieve essential belongings, the soldiers assaulted them.

 

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/israel-army-stations-soldiers-palestinian-homes-avoid-iranian-strikes

Anonymous ID: c3f15a June 19, 2025, 1:20 p.m. No.23205397   🗄️.is 🔗kun

AIPAC Demands Democrats “Stand With Israel” on Iran

 

The pro-Israel lobbying group has sent a flurry of communications to members of Congress, citing specific language for them to parrot in support of Israel’s strikes on Iran.

 

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) has been furiously urging House Democrats to release messages of steadfast support for Israel in its war with Iran, the Prospect and Drop Site News have learned, even as bipartisan lawmakers come together on a War Powers Act resolution to prevent U.S. troops or funds being used in yet another Middle East conflagration.

 

One member relayed that a colleague had received literally 100 phone calls from members of AIPAC and its allied pressure groups. AIPAC wants House Democratic members to state explicitly that they “stand with Israel” in its actions against Iran aimed at destroying the Islamic Republic’s nuclear capability, and add that Iran “must never have a nuclear weapon.”

 

In addition, AIPAC has taken particular pains to denigrate the moderate pro-Israel group J Street, both in private conversations with members of Congress and in public, picking a fight aimed at blocking any Democrats from using J Street as cover to deviate from AIPAC’s maximalist position. “They’re worried their members in Congress may start to shift toward J Street and they’re trying to head that off,” said an aide to one Democrat.

 

“I did see that AIPAC took issue with my statement,” said Rep. Pramila Jayapal of Washington state. “They were taking on J Street for endorsing me, which was ridiculous.” To get a sense of how extreme AIPAC’s demands are, note that J Street’s own statement merely calls for diplomacy while still supporting Israel. “We urge the Trump Administration to meaningfully pursue a diplomatic resolution to this conflict as quickly as possible while making clear the US will do what is necessary to defend Israel and US troops from retaliation,” the statement read.

 

AIPAC issued the same tweet in response to any statement that fell short of its expectations, such as one by Rep. Greg Casar of Texas, which called for a diplomatic resolution: “Consistent pattern: J Street endorsees issue anti-Israel statements. @jstreetdotorg is many things, but it’s not pro-Israel.”

 

The messages reflect one way special interests shape policies in Washington, where a conforming statement is a metric lobbyists can cite to show their dominance. While not everyone received this bombardment of communications from AIPAC officials—particularly progressives who have made their views known about Israel’s actions—judging by a substantial portion of House Democrats, the effort appears to be having an effect.

 

According to a review of member statements at their congressional websites and on social media, 28 House Democrats have issued messages saying explicitly that they “stand with Israel,” or some close variation thereof. Another 35 express unequivocal support for Israel without using the magic words “stand with Israel” precisely, but they leave no doubt as to the member’s support. And 16 others express “soft” support for Israel, without quite the same inflammatory language.

 

https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/aipac-democrats-israel-iran