CAUGHT ON HIDDEN CAMERA: NY State Senior Health Department Lawyer Claims Governor Andrew Cuomo Was “Forced” Into Signing Nursing Home Law After Sexual Misconduct “Blackmail”
“It was written so poorly, we [NY State Department of Health] can't implement it.”
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Holy Crap! Judge sidesteps SCOTUS.
https://x.com/ProfMJCleveland/status/1937306646654402632
Intense Israeli bombardment of Tehran ongoing
Qatar strongly condemns IRGC's attack on Al Udeid Air Base, calls it a flagrant violation of Qatari sovereignty and international law
June 24, 2025
09:18 AM
Israeli operation in Tehran continue
https://x.com/i/web/status/1937290955289509900
08:25 AM
Trump announces Israel-Iran ceasefire
https://x.com/i/web/status/1937271342098685985
03:16 AM
Sources to i24NEWS say the Iranian attack is not over, the response may later involve Israel as well
03:00 AM
Reports of missile projectiles targeting Bahrain and Kuwait, in addition to earlier reports from Qatar and Iraq
https://x.com/i/web/status/1937192078070427681
Q time line 10 day Darnkess
Blackout cont. US
Mass Arrests etc…..
Revelation the man of perdition brings peace for a moment then a huge war
Talmudic timeline huge war - Noahide world order is born from the ashes
https://x.com/Faytuks/status/1937297340668522921
24th 10 days 4 July independence day
This was always part of the plan
Those who took the vax will die off by 2028
Then they send in the drone armies to finish off the resistance
Terminator scenario
What is Qresearch?
What is 5th Gen warfare?
The battle of perceptions
https://web.archive.org/web/20200129161458/https://8kun.top/qresearch/welcome.html
US joins Israel bombing Iran, genocide proceeds, Australia debates antisemitism
Twenty-one months into its genocide of the Palestinian people, Israel has extended its attacks to Iran, with the USA collaborating. Back in Oz, governments look away. Emma Thomas with the latest from the NSW antisemitism inquiry.
One of those pretending there’s nothing to see is the Minns government refusing to cooperate with a parliamentary inquiry into its introduction earlier this year of draconian anti-protest laws designed to suppress advocacy for Palestine.
Meanwhile, the NSW Antisemitism Inquiry continued with another hearing last week, but there is still no clear agreement on what actually constitutes antisemitism.
Those championing the contentious International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism frequently cite the need for a clear, consistent definition. As Waverley Mayor Will Nemesh told the parliamentary hearing this week: “If we’re going to talk about antisemitism, you need to be able to define it.”
The IHRA stance
Waverley Council, which includes Bondi and neighbouring suburbs in Sydney’s east, adopted the IHRA working definition of antisemitism in November 2021—the first council nationally to do so. The adjacent Woollahra Council followed suit in July 2024. Both councils are home to large Jewish populations and witnessed antisemitic incidents last summer. Nemesh and Woollahra Deputy Mayor Sean Carmichael affirmed their commitment to the IHRA definition at last week’s hearing.
The IHRA definition is controversial for listing criticism of Israel among its examples of antisemitism. Describing Israel as “a racist endeavour” is part of one example. Nemesh’s responses to questions from Labor committee member Stephen Lawrence on this point suggest things are not so straightforward, and asked:
“What if a Palestinian resident, who had been expelled from their land in 1967 and denied the right of return to that land in what is now Israel, said: ‘I think Israel is a racist endeavour?’ Would that person be considered an antisemite?”
Nemesh responded:
“I think that there can be— There are strong views in terms of Israel and Palestine. I think, what is crucial is understanding there are two peoples, and both claim connection to the land. I think both are very valid. The Jewish people have had a connection to the land of Israel going back 6,000 years [sic]. That’s undeniable.”
Judaism was founded approximately 4,000 years ago, but Lawrence focused on council policy rather than history. After some back-and-forth, Nemesh answered:
“I think it’s complicated to give an assessment on someone’s, perhaps, character based on a statement. […] The remark itself is obviously important, but a one-off statement, I think, doesn’t go to the core of whether one is an antisemite.”
The entire exchange can be accessed here.
https://michaelwest.com.au/us-joins-israel-bombing-iran-genocide-proceeds-australia-debates-antisemitism/
Israel yet to confirm Iran ceasefire, Netanyahu asks ministers to avoid comment
US President Donald Trump spoke with Netanyahu earlier in the day before sealing a ceasefire deal with Iran.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a security cabinet meeting that carried on into early Tuesday morning as US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire with Iran, set to go into effect later on Tuesday.
Following the meeting's conclusion, Netanyahu asked ministers to avoid making public statements.
Trump, Netanyahu spoke before ceasefire was sealed
Trump spoke with Netanyahu earlier in the day before sealing a ceasefire deal with Iran, which was mediated by Qatar, a diplomatic source told the Post.
No official Israeli confirmation of the ceasefire has been received at the time of writing.
Defense sources previously told the Post that Jerusalem intends to wrap up the war against Tehran "in the coming days."
This is a developing story.
https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-858749
Australia is run by foreign criminals
Sydney council wants all new residential buildings to go gas-free by 2027 under new proposal
All new residential buildings in the City of Sydney will have to be all electric by January 1, 2027 under proposed new planning rules.
The rules will also apply to large commercial buildings and hotels in the City of Sydney local area.
It's all part of the city's effort to ease cost-of-living pressures and create healthier homes that are less reliant on gas, in line with the NSW Sustainability State Environmental Planning Policy.
Sydney residents will start to notice a difference in just over six months.
The proposed changes are set to start on January 1 next year, when new residential developments will be required to ensure all indoor appliances are electric.
That includes electric cooktops, ovens and space heating appliances.
Rules requiring all outdoor appliances to be electric will follow.
According to a City of Sydney press release, each new electric-only household would save about $626 a year in energy bills.
New large commercial buildings and hotels will be required to go all-electric from January 1 the following year.
Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore AO, welcomed the electrification rules as a way to create more energy-efficient buildings and avoid expensive retrofitting.
"Relying on fossil fuel gas is bad for the planet, bad for our finances and bad for our health," she said.
"Ensuring all-electric buildings into the future is simply a logical next step to take."
https://www.9news.com.au/national/all-electric-buildings-city-of-sydney-by-january-1-2027/c0eaa62d-9b75-4e79-b059-6f14fb403f2c
Buckle up as new Australian road rules take effect starting July 1
Across the nation, new road rules meant to keep drivers safer will include up to four-figure fines and stricter speed limits.
In just a few days, Australians will need to get familiar with the latest road rules from July 1 which will increase penalties in a bid to curb the growing road toll.
Stricter speed limits will also apply, as well as a harder crackdown on mobile phone usage, but some states are introducing harsher measures than others.
Here are all the road rule changes you need to be across come July 1.
There will be AI-powered surveillance cameras being implemented across the country for mobile detection.
Any use of a mobile device will be detected and cameras can identify drivers who are holding or touching their mobile phones while behind the wheel.
Drivers can be fined up to $1209 and may lose up to five demerit points.
https://www.drive.com.au/news/buckle-up-as-new-australian-road-rules-take-effect-starting-july-1/
Several wounded, including 3 critically, after Beersheba building hit by Iran missile
4min ago
Medics treating 3 people in critical condition after Beersheba missile strike
Magen David Adom says it is treating three people in critical condition, one person who is moderately hurt, and five lightly injured at the scene of the ballistic missile impact in Beersheba.
7min ago
IDF detects another missile launch from Iran
The IDF says it has detected another launch of ballistic missiles from Iran.
Sirens are expected to sound in Israel in the coming minutes.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-june-24-2025/
https://twitter.com/i/status/1937344456531054635
According to the network, President Donald Trump negotiated the deal with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Middle East special envoy Steve Witkoff engaged with Iranian officials through direct and indirect channels.
Iranian media, meanwhile, reported new Israeli strikes in the early hours of Tuesday.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1937304680310145301
al aqsa mosque
Online safety authority wants YouTube included in social media ban
YouTube could be captured by the federal government's social media ban for children under 16, following advice from the eSafety commissioner to new communications minister Anika Wells.
The video-streaming platform is slated to be exempt from the ban, which includes platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, which the government has said is because it can be used for educational purposes.
But eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant, who will address the National Press Club today, wants to reverse that exemption, arguing it is the platform doing the greatest amount of harm.
Ms Inman Grant has pointed to new research conducted by eSafety, which found YouTube is used more than any social media platform the ban is targeting.
"It's almost ubiquitous that kids are on social media. By far the most prevalent social media site they're on is YouTube," she said.
"And when we asked where they were experiencing harm and the kinds of harms they were experiencing, the most prevalent place where young Australians experienced harm was on YouTube — almost 37 per cent.
"This ranges from misogynistic content to hateful material, to violent fighting videos, online challenges, disordered eating, suicidal ideation."
The research also found 70 per cent of children had encountered harmful content online.
Platforms targeted by the ban had previously expressed their deep concerns about YouTube's exemption.
Ms Inman Grant has written to federal Communications Minister Anika Wells, making a formal recommendation that YouTube be captured by the ban.
She suggests in the letter both that YouTube has the characteristics of a platform that should be captured by the ban, and also that specifically carving out platforms by name could become problematic.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-06-24/esafety-wants-youtube-included-in-social-media-ban/105453074