Epstein’s brother says Trump was in Epstein‘s office “numerous times” and calls WH denials a “blatant lie…They were good friends.”
When Epstein asked Trump why he slept with so many married women, Trump said because “it’s wrong.”
There’s no coming back from this.
https://x.com/i/status/1947854535579586712
NATO imposes a total ban on all mainstream media, including the BBC and CNN, from covering the anti-Zelensky protests in Ukraine: drawing comparisons to the Tiananmen Square massacre in China.
https://x.com/runews/status/1947769500415271244
Watchdog finds hundreds of Instagram, Facebook ads crowdfunding for Israeli military
Consumer watchdog Eko has uncovered hundreds of ads on Meta platforms — including Instagram and Facebook — that promote crowdfunding campaigns for the Israel Defense Forces, in apparent violation of the company’s own advertising policies.
The ads, run by pro-Israel groups, aim to raise funds for military equipment such as drones and tactical gear, despite Meta’s rules prohibiting the promotion of firearms and weapons-related content.
According to Eko’s research, at least 117 ads have been published since March 2025 explicitly soliciting donations for equipment used by the IDF. The ads, launched by two groups, targeted users in the US, UK and EU, and generated at least 76,000 impressions — the number of times an ad is displayed to users.
Combined, the campaigns raised more than $2.4 million through landing pages linked to the ads.
“We are the sniper team of Unit Shaked, stationed in Gaza, and we urgently need shooting tripods to complete our mission in Jabalia,” one Facebook ad read.
Eko said most of the ads raised funds for Autel EVO drones, the model that Israeli soldiers have reportedly retrofitted with grenades and used in deadly attacks in Gaza, including against children.
An investigation by Israeli outlet +972 Magazine recently revealed that Israel has acquired large numbers of Chinese-made Autel quadcopters — drones typically used for photography and available for purchase on Amazon — and adapted them to carry explosives.
“Most of our drones are broken and falling apart— and we don’t have any replacements,” another ad said. “Donate now — every second counts, every drone saves lives.”
While Eko noted it is unclear whether funds raised through the ads were directly used to purchase drones, IDF soldiers told +972 that they had received Autel drones through donations, fundraisers and Facebook groups.
https://archive.md/2025.07.22-221347/https:/www.arabnews.com/node/2608929/media
💥BOMBSHELL OF ALL BOMBSHELLS💥
The crooked FDA now says ivermectin cures covid!
Host "I was cured in a day"
It is UNLAWFUL to mandate medications when an alternative treatment exists 😡
https://twitter.com/i/status/1947774913903005722
Chinese Foreign Minister:
"The United States has lost its legitimacy to lead the world in the eyes of nations. It is no longer morally qualified to speak of values or peace while supporting genocide in Gaza."
https://x.com/Middle_Eastern0/status/1947949461562634301
John Mearsheimer today: "The more time goes by, and I am reluctant to say this but I believe it is true, the Israelis look like the Nazis. Their rhetoric, their behavior, it's truly appalling. A Jewish state is behaving like the Nazis did."
https://twitter.com/i/status/1947723599801925912
'You Don't Gain Victory Over the Bodies of Children': Israelis March Against Starvation, War in Gaza
Carrying photos of emaciated Palestinian children, a few hundred Israelis gathered in central Tel Aviv on Monday to protest against the Netanyahu government. 'We cannot believe that we need to march against starvation of children and innocent people,' Alon-Lee Green, co-director of Standing Together, which organized the event
On Tuesday evening in Tel Aviv, a few hundred people gathered at Habima Square in the city center, holding meter-by-meter photos of emaciated children from Gaza and sacks of flour. A young woman chanted into a megaphone, "You don't gain victory over the bodies of children," and the crowd repeated her. "We will fight with all our might against starvation in our name!"
They were about to embark on a march against the images they had seen and stories they had heard from Gaza – even if the Israeli media rarely showed them – of hunger, the killing of civilians and the occupation of the Palestinian territories. It was organized by Standing Together, a Jewish-Arab coexistence organization that was among the first of the Israeli groups to organize protests for a cease-fire in Gaza.
"We cannot believe that we need to march against starvation of children and innocent people," Alon-Lee Green, co-director of the organization, told Haaretz. He added that at the same time, Israelis are going through an awakening of sorts. "They're understanding that this is the reality, that it's not a [fake] campaign as some journalist or politicians say. There is starvation. A lot of these Israelis are asking, 'okay, so I know there is a dire situation there. What do I do now?' This is our attempt to call on people to do something."
https://archive.md/9IGuE#selection-853.0-873.161
How one Israeli company controls – and cuts off – Palestinians’ access to water in the West Bank
Palestinians in the West Bank are facing an unprecedented crisis in accessing enough water. But drying water resources isn’t the problem — it's the fact that Israel extracts and controls all of the water from under their feet.
For 100 days, Palestinians in the occupied West Bank town of Idna have been surviving without running water. The town of some 40,000 inhabitants has been relying on rain reservoirs and water tanks sold by vendors. The town’s water crisis was provoked by the April decision of Israeli national water company Mekorot to reduce the daily provision of water to the Hebron governorate of the southern West Bank. The water supply shrank from 32,000 cubic meters to 26,000, which included completely shutting down Mekorot’s water line for Idna.
This water crisis isn’t new, and it isn’t limited to Idna. Every summer, multiple parts of the West Bank experience prolonged water cuts that can extend for up to a month, mainly due to the lack of water supply by Mekorot, which controls most of the water resources in Palestine.
In Idna, residents met in the municipality hall on Monday to discuss the crisis. The mayor of the town shared the Israeli company’s argument for cutting off their water: that some residents were “illegally stealing water.”
“The mayor said that it is not the municipality’s responsibility to look for those who steal water, but to provide water to residents, which is being made impossible,” Rami Nofal, a local journalist and resident of Idna, told Mondoweiss. “Every summer, we go through water cuts, and the argument that some individuals steal water from the main line is not an excuse to leave 40,000 people without water for three months,” he said.
The mayor went on to assure the crowd that the Palestinian Authority is trying to fix the crisis with Mekorot, but no news of a solution was forthcoming. “In Idna, like in the rest of the West Bank, we receive water on specific days of the week, and my neighborhood’s turn was in April, just a few days before the complete cut was scheduled,” Nofal went on. “I bought a water tank of 13 cubic meters for 180 shekels, and this is the water that my family and I are saving to survive on.”
Tanks of this sort dot the roofs of all buildings in the West Bank, as water shortages are chronic. “We have to watch for every instance of water consumption,” Nofal explained. “Every time my children open the faucet, I tell them to close it back as soon as they can. We economize while washing and even when flushing the toilet.”
https://mondoweiss.net/2025/07/how-one-israeli-company-controls-and-cuts-off-palestinians-access-to-water-in-the-west-bank/
“The highest volume of calls into my office have been about Epstein. People want the information. They don't want things covered up.”
Should we brace for impact?
https://twitter.com/i/status/1947752669520490891
‘Gaslit and abandoned’: Gulf War veterans push to declassify documents on chemical exposure
A group of veterans and their advocates are pushing the Defense Department to declassify tens of thousands of documents from the first Gulf War with the aim of finding clues to the potential toxic exposures of more than 100,000 troops from the military’s demolition of a chemical weapons complex in southern Iraq.
But their demands for the release of all classified documents from the Gulf War, which are stored in the National Archives, are reviving a contentious issue over the destruction in 1991 of a major weapons depot in the Khamisiyah region that the military found later contained chemical weapons.
“We believe the remaining [classified] documents on the first Gulf War may hold information researchers need to find a cure for Gulf War illness or at the very least improve treatments. But these documents have never been seen outside the intelligence community,” said Ronald Brown, a former Army specialist who served in the Gulf War and is helping to lead the effort.
There are more than 1 million classified documents that might contain information on potential health effects to troops from chemical weapons exposure in the first Gulf War, according to GulfLINK, a website created by the Defense Department. But only about 46,000 of those documents have been released.
The Government Accountability Office in 2004 published an investigation of the large-scale demolition operation at Khamisiyah and questioned the accuracy of the Defense Department’s projections about the path of the chemical plume and which troops were affected.
Brown and other veterans met in June with members of the Defense Health Agency in Virginia that manages the military’s global health system. They did so after sending a letter to President Donald Trump’s administration asking for help.
Brown said agency leaders pledged to work with the veterans.
“My team and I are eager to continue discussions [about] Khamisiyah and potential deployment-related exposures and to describe Department of Defense’s collaborative lines of effort to address past exposures, mitigate future hazards, and protect the health of our forces and veterans,” according to a letter to veterans from Tracie Lattimore, acting deputy assistant undersecretary of defense for health readiness policy and oversight.
Gulf War illness is a term to describe “medically unexplained chronic symptoms” experienced by some veterans who served in the Gulf War, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Chronic medical problems commonly reported by veterans include fatigue, joint pain, respiratory problems, headaches and gastrointestinal issues.
https://archive.md/G33DV#selection-1119.13-1155.330
The True History of World War II, by Ron Unz - The Unz Review
1 hr 55 min audio by Ron Unz.
"Jew Britain. The City of London. The Rothschilds. Britain has been under Jew rule for nearly 400 years up to this day. NATO is under Rothschild rule. All western nations are under Rothschild rule. The USA has replaced Britain as their Flagship. Jewry is why Ukraine is an issue. They not only took Ukraine over in the US-enabled Jew-Coup in 2014, they wanted to bring down Russia!"
https://www.unz.com/runz/the-true-history-of-world-war-ii/
Bessant-Trump could bypass questions of whether he has the legal authority to fire Powell and 'do an Andrew Jackson' by abolishing the central bank altogether…
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/bessent-calls-fundamental-reset-financial-regulations
Dog whistle. Will never happen.
UNZ's post is truth yet the clowns are stating a fact that he's a Jew and somehow that is supposed to dismiss the content.
Retards
WW coordinated attack