Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 6:30 p.m. No.23792077   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2094 >>2102 >>2105 >>2118 >>2132 >>2196 >>2245 >>2351

Like anyone will believe the CIA

 

Did The CIA Discover How To Manifest Your Best Life?

 

It’s 1983. Shoulder pads are high, hair is higher, and somewhere deep within the corridors of the CIA, a few serious-looking men in polyester suits are asking themselves: what if we could leave our bodies on purpose and go spying through the astral plane? Thus was born the Gateway Process, a top-secret attempt to weaponize meditation.

 

The 29-page report, “Analysis and Assessment of the Gateway Process,” is a combination of science, séance, and Cold War madness. It reads like Stephen Hawking fell asleep on a yoga mat and woke up in a pyramid scheme.

 

Courtesy of TikTok, the Gateway Process is back, because nothing says global awakening like Gen Z explaining quantum physics between mascara tutorials.

 

What is the Gateway Process?

In essence, it’s the CIA’s attempt to figure out whether humans can think their way out of space and time. Yes, really. Think mind flight.

 

The Gateway Process was inspired by Robert Monroe, a former radio executive who discovered that specific sound frequencies could sync the brain’s left and right hemispheres—a state he called hemi-sync.

 

The idea was that when both halves of your brain were in harmony, your consciousness could detach from your body and go exploring.

 

https://www.scribd.com/document/396016174/CIA-Analysis-and-Assessment-of-Gateway-Process

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 7:02 p.m. No.23792237   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2269 >>2501

New: Two people familiar with the matter tell

@CarolLeonnig

and me that FBI Director Kash Patel is forcing out the special agent in charge in San Antonio, whose name appeared in documents recently released by Senate Republicans detailing the “Arctic Frost” investigation into Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Aaron Tapp had been named to the post last year. He is a 22 year FBI veteran who specialized in fraud, financial crimes and cyber, according to his LinkedIn profile.

 

https://x.com/DilanianMSNBC/status/1984029428217680366

 

ARCTIC FROST LEADERS STILL AT FBI

 

The personnel actions thus far are only a solid start.

 

The below were promoted to lead offices:

 

Aaron Tapp (

@FBISanAntonio

)

James Barnacle (

@FBICharlotte

)

Joe Rothrock (

@FBIDallas

)

Devin Kowalski (

@FBISanJuan

)

Wayne Jacobs (

@FBIPhiladelphia

)

 

https://x.com/ItsYourGov/status/1983600931967991874

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 7:08 p.m. No.23792276   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2313 >>2840

Energy minister says US counterpart nixes visit to Israel in spat over gas deal

 

Minister Eli Cohen says move comes after he wouldn’t OK export deal with Egypt * US government shutdown said to threaten aid to 74,000 Jewish homes in NY * UN: Repression in Iran worsened after war with Israel

 

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright cancels his upcoming six-day visit to Israel after Energy Minister Eli Cohen refuses to sign off on a massive gas export agreement recently agreed upon between Jerusalem and Cairo, Cohen’s office says.

 

In August, Israel’s Leviathan field signed a $35 billion to export natural gas to Egypt, the largest export agreement in Israel’s history.

 

But Cohen’s office says he won’t approve the deal until “fair prices are agreed upon for the Israeli market,” adding that the Trump administration applied significant pressure on Cohen and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to approve the deal.

 

The US energy giant Chevron, which operates the gas field, also has been pressing Israel to ratify the deal, reports Israel Hayom.

 

Cohen “demanded that the prices for the Israeli market will remain attractive,” according to his office. “Since the negotiations have yet to be completed, Cohen refused to approve the export until the issue is solved.”

 

It is exceedingly rare for a minister to publicize his role in shaking up Israel’s relationship with any US administration. The statement from Cohen’s office was especially notable in creating friction with US President Donald Trump’s White House while US officials are working with Israel to advance Trump’s peace plan for Gaza.

 

The gas deal in its current form is expected to funnel hundreds of millions of shekels in revenues from gas royalties and taxes to the country’s state coffers.

 

The deal was announced as growing domestic energy needs have sparked heated discussions over natural gas exports. Earlier this year, the Finance Ministry warned that Israel is poised to face a natural gas shortage in the next 25 years as domestic energy needs are growing faster than forecast and gas export sales are robust. A shortfall would lead to higher electricity prices for consumers.

 

Natural gas from Leviathan, one of the world’s largest deep-water gas discoveries, started to flow to the Israeli domestic market in December 2019. The partners in the Leviathan reservoir began exporting natural gas to Egypt in January 2020 after signing a deal for 60 billion cubic meters, which is expected to be supplied by the early 2030s. To date, Leviathan has supplied 23.5 billion cubic meters of gas to the Egyptian market.

 

“At the same time, efforts are underway to sort out the diplomatic aspects between Israel and Egypt,” says Cohen’s office.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/us-energy-secretary-cancels-visit-over-israeli-counterparts-failure-to-approve-egypt-gas-deal/

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 7:12 p.m. No.23792304   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2313 >>2840

Officials say no leverage to force Hamas to return fallen, blaming US for limiting military response

 

Despite Hamas handing over hostage bodies, Israel says crisis 'far from resolved'

 

Israeli officials say the deal has no real leverage to force Hamas to return the fallen, leaving families in anguish and blaming US pressure for limiting Israel’s military response

 

Israeli frustration over US restraint

Hamas’ violations have continued even as the agreement’s first phase was completed last week. The latest handover followed a series of breaches, including sniper and anti-tank fire in Rafah that killed Israeli reservist Efi Feldbaum. Earlier, Hamas returned additional remains of fallen soldier Ofir Tzarfati, forcing his family to reopen his grave for the third time after the group staged a fake rescue operation.

Israeli officials said the agreement lacks real leverage or incentives to compel Hamas to return the remaining bodies, leaving bereaved families in anguish as they wait for closure.

Behind the scenes, officials in Jerusalem expressed frustration with what they described as “American constraints” preventing a stronger Israeli military response. “The Americans are managing the event,” one Israeli source said, adding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s options are limited.

Although U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly stressed the importance of returning the fallen, Israeli officials said his administration has not permitted a resumption of full-scale combat in Gaza. Even Israeli airstrikes in response to Hamas violations were carried out only after coordination with Washington.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, who visited Israel and the American command center in Kiryat Gat last week, said it was “not certain” Hamas was responsible for the sniper attack that killed Feldbaum — a comment that drew sharp criticism in Jerusalem.

U.S. veto on Israeli moves

Following the Rafah incident, Israel’s security cabinet discussed potential “sanctions” on Hamas, including a limited advance beyond the so-called “yellow line” established under the agreement. But the move was vetoed by the Trump administration after consultations with Netanyahu and Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer, Israel’s main liaison to Washington.

“It’s become routine,” one Israeli official said. “Hamas violates the deal, Israel threatens retaliation, and then Washington blocks it.”

Continued US oversight

Amid the tension, U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Dan Caine arrived in Israel as part of what Israeli officials have informally called the “Bibi-sitter” mission — reflecting Washington’s close supervision of Israeli operations in Gaza. Kane is expected to oversee implementation of the Trump plan and ensure there are no unilateral Israeli actions.

 

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hkh97uwjbx

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 7:23 p.m. No.23792365   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2840

NYC mayor warns antisemitism spreading ‘like a cancer’ across city

 

As mayoral election campaign nears end, Eric Adams says ‘we must bring down the temperature,’ takes shot at anti-Israel Mamdani, in speech focused on anti-Jewish discrimination

 

New York City Mayor Eric Adams warned Thursday that antisemitism was spreading “like a cancer” across the city and the US, speaking out against anti-Israel rhetoric days before a city-wide vote that could see a strident critic of the Jewish state replace him in office.

 

Adams is a staunch supporter of Israel with deep ties to the city’s Jewish communities. He has often spoken out against antisemitism and has taken a series of measures to combat hatred against Jews as mayor.

 

The speech came with much of the city’s attention on Tuesday’s vote for mayor. Polls have far-left anti-Israel State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee, as the frontrunner, trailed by pro-Israel former governor Andrew Cuomo, an independent, and Republican Curtis Sliwa.

 

Mamdani’s anti-Israel rhetoric has alarmed Jewish leaders in the city and beyond, who fear that the statements could fuel backlash against Jews.

 

In the speech, Adams highlighted an art exhibit on Governor’s Island this week that included images that said “Hamas lover,” “F**k Israel,” “‘Beyond the pale’: Israel’s existence,” and showed a Star of David on a Ku Klux Klan hood.

 

“A shocking number of people were afraid to call this out for what it is, but I am not one of those people. This was a vile, antisemitic exhibit,” Adams said, adding that the exhibit was unsanctioned and swiftly removed. “Disagreeing with the policies of Israel’s government does not make someone antisemitic, but to openly praise Hamas at an exhibit in a government facility sends a message of institutionalizing hatred.”

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/nyc-mayor-warns-antisemitism-spreading-like-a-cancer-across-city/

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 7:53 p.m. No.23792520   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2525 >>2615 >>2840

Netanyahu: Israel will disarm Hamas and demilitarize Gaza if foreign troops don’t

 

PM, defense minister, army chief vow powerful responses to ceasefire violations; Turkey again accuses Israel of genocide

 

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Thursday that Hamas will be disarmed and the Gaza Strip demilitarized, asserting that if the international community doesn’t do it, then Israel will.

 

Netanyahu’s comments came even as the US continues to lead efforts to put together a force that will be both willing to see through the disarmament mission and be acceptable to Israel, which continues to insist on excluding Turkey, which is keen to participate.

 

Israel “has more work” to do in Gaza, Netanyahu said, speaking at an Israel Defense Forces cadets’ graduation ceremony at the Bahad 1 officers’ school in southern Israel.

 

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Thursday that Hamas will be disarmed and the Gaza Strip demilitarized, asserting that if the international community doesn’t do it, then Israel will.

 

Netanyahu’s comments came even as the US continues to lead efforts to put together a force that will be both willing to see through the disarmament mission and be acceptable to Israel, which continues to insist on excluding Turkey, which is keen to participate.

 

Israel “has more work” to do in Gaza, Netanyahu said, speaking at an Israel Defense Forces cadets’ graduation ceremony at the Bahad 1 officers’ school in southern Israel.

 

 

 

“At the end of the day, Hamas will be disarmed and Gaza will be demilitarized,” he promised. “If foreign troops do it, great. If they don’t do it, we will.”

 

Violations of the US-brokered ceasefire that halted the war in Gaza will be met with “powerful attacks,” he said of the truce, which has at times unraveled only to be stitched back together amid strong pressure from Washington that it hold up. A second stage of the US plan, dealing with the longer-term future of Gaza, calls for Hamas to disarm and the territory to be demilitarized, under the supervision of an international military force.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/netanyahu-israel-will-disarm-hamas-and-demilitarize-gaza-if-foreign-troops-dont/

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 7:59 p.m. No.23792544   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2840

These are the ones looking for bodies

So if Israel kicks them out of digging in the rubble they can't find

bodies and Israel will restart the slaughter.

 

Hamas told by mediators to withdraw fighters from IDF-controlled Gaza by tonight or face Israeli fire

 

Egyptian and Qatari mediators notified Hamas on Wednesday night that the group had 24 hours to evacuate its fighters from the Israeli-controlled eastern half of Gaza or risk being exposed to IDF fire, a US official tells The Times of Israel.

 

That deadline expired at 8 p.m. local time this evening, at which point Israel has the approval of the US, Egypt and Qatar to engage Hamas targets on the Israeli side of the Yellow Line that divides it from the half of Gaza under the terror group’s de facto rule, the US official says.

 

The statement notably leaves out Turkey, another mediator of the Gaza ceasefire. Ankara has been one of Israel’s most vocal critics on the global stage and may not have wanted to be tied to a statement giving Jerusalem a green-light to carry out attacks on Hamas.

 

The US official does not elaborate on how the Hamas fighters wound up on the Israeli side of the Yellow Line.

 

A source familiar with the matter tells The Times of Israel that the demarcation has not been fully enforced to date and that it is not always clear to troops on the ground where the line runs in various parts of Gaza, given that it was only drawn up several weeks ago for the deal.

 

Israel already publicly warned Hamas operatives holed up on the eastern side of the Yellow Line to withdraw last week.

 

Defense Minister Israel Katz said on October 20 that he instructed the IDF to convey this warning to Hamas via the US-led international monitoring mechanism overseeing the ceasefire in Gaza.

 

The military has assessed that there are Hamas operatives still in the terror group’s tunnels in areas under IDF control, and that they have been there since before the ceasefire.

 

Two deadly attacks have been carried out by terror operatives against troops in the Rafah area amid the ceasefire. Hamas has claimed that it was not responsible for the attacks because “communication has been cut off” with its operatives in the zones under Israeli control.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/hamas-told-by-mediators-to-withdraw-fighters-from-idf-controlled-gaza-by-tonight-or-face-israeli-fire/

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 8:04 p.m. No.23792555   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2840 >>2846

Wednesday night saw the sudden collapse of a compromise agreement on appointments at key Zionist institutions, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial elder son Yair was unexpectedly tapped for a cushy board position at the World Zionist Organization.

 

The agreement, which was on the verge of being signed before Yair’s appointment was revealed, is now off the table.

 

After the deal fell apart, delegates voted to extend the World Zionist Congress for another two weeks to allow more time for negotiations, but a source familiar with the details indicated that a revised list of appointments may be revealed over the coming day.

 

According to Hebrew media reports, the position Yair Netanyahu was nominated for comes with an office, a car, and a salary commensurate with that of a government minister.

 

Several reports said Netanyahu was nominated to serve as the director of the organization’s information (hasbara) department.

 

Power struggles behind the scenes

According to inside sources, the stage was set for the dramatic compromise agreement, and then its spectacular implosion, at a World Likud meeting held earlier this week. Incumbent World Likud chairman Hagoel was widely expected to be reelected for another term, but was served a surprise defeat by longtime rival Miki Zohar.

 

If Hagoel had won that election, a source explained, he likely would have been able to sew together an agreement that would allow him to retain his position as chairman of the WZO. Once Zohar won, the groundwork was laid for the broad power-sharing arrangement that was a compromise between the major camps.

 

But Hagoel, whose relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is often antagonistic, wouldn’t have tried to throw in a perk for the PM’s son. It seems that Netanyahu likely made an offer to Zohar, one of his loyalists, to set up a plum position for his son, the source suggested.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/world-zionist-congress-devolves-into-chaos-after-yair-netanyahu-tapped-for-key-role/

Anonymous ID: 9e8a37 Oct. 30, 2025, 8:36 p.m. No.23792657   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2840

Disgraced ex-Kiama MP Gareth Ward sentenced for sexually abusing two young men

 

Former New South Wales Liberal minister and independent Kiama MP Gareth Ward has been sentenced to five years and nine months in jail for sexually abusing two young men.

 

In July Ward was found guilty of sexual intercourse without consent and three counts of indecent assault.

 

The 44-year-old appeared via audiovisual link from a Hunter correctional facility as Judge Kara Shead handed down the sentence in the Parramatta District Court.

 

Ward's offending was against a 24-year-old political staffer in 2015 and an 18-year-old man in 2013.

 

Both men watched the proceedings via audiovisual link.

 

Judge Shead praised the courage of the victims in the case.

 

The judge accepted the evidence of the younger victim, noting that Ward provided him with alcohol and encouraged him to drink after he arrived at the house.

 

She said the court found "beyond reasonable doubt that the victim froze when the offending occurred".

 

Judge Shead said it was a response that was common and often misunderstood.

 

"It is a misconception that there is a typical way for a victim to respond in such circumstances," she said.

"Many people think that victims could or should physically resist or scream out.

 

"That is still a widely held misconception."

 

Judge Shead found his description of the experience was "coherent and cogent".

 

"He was an 18-year-old youth in the company of a much older … respected and more socially powerful man — [the victim] was mounted in a confronting manner after his consent," she said.

 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-31/gareth-ward-ex-nsw-liberal-minister-sentenced-sexual-abuse/105948558