insane

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made a fool of himself when asked why Joe Biden never released the Epstein files.

“Why wouldn’t [the Epstein files] have been released the past four years when President Biden was in office?” a reporter asked Schumer.

“Well, that’s the question every American is asking — not every American but so many Americans are asking…what the hell is he hiding?” Schumer said without specifying that he is referring to President Trump.

“Why doesn’t he want them released? When you don’t want something like this released when a whole lot of Republicans are calling for the release — his own party members… people ask the question, ‘What’s he hiding?!'” Schumer said.

https://rumble.com/embed/v6znslc/?pub=4

Diddy is under sexual assault investigation – again.

While disgraced rap mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is trying to become a role model prisoner at FCI Fort Dix and guarantee the shortest possible prison time, on the other side of the country, more trouble is brewing.

Today (17), news arose that the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is ‘looking into new allegations of sexual assault’ against Diddy.

“Investigators say they received a report on Friday from a police department in Florida, where the alleged victim lives. The L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Special Victims Bureau will be investigating the allegations.

A spokesperson for the Largo, Florida, police department told ABC News that the department assisted the East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Office with an investigation into Combs but that it is not investigating any alleged crimes independently.”

https://abcnews.go.com/US/la-sheriffs-department-investigating-new-sexual-assault-allegations/story?id=127601025

Germany to lift arms export restrictions on Israel

Berlin halted weapons supplies to West Jerusalem over its campaign in Gaza in August

Germany will resume its arms exports to Israel starting November 24, the government deputy spokesman, Sebastian Hille, told journalists on Monday. The deliveries were suspended in August when West Jerusalem announced its plans to occupy Gaza City as part of its military campaign against Hamas.

According to Hille, the situation on the ground has since “stabilized,” with a US-backed ceasefire in force since October 10. The official refused to provide any comments on whether Germany, the second-largest exporter of arms to Israel after the US, could reintroduce the restrictions again if the situation changes.

The spokesman also refused to provide any comments on whether any deliveries requested by Israel were cancelled or delayed at the time when the restrictions were in place.

When asked if Berlin is aware of any violations of the ceasefire regime or the international humanitarian law by Israel, Hille said that the government is “monitoring” the situation on the ground and is “in constant dialogue with the parties involved” but has “no information” on any possible violations.

His words came just days after Israel’s security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, claimed that the Palestinian people have never existed and the nation was just “an invention without any historical, archaeological, or factual basis.” Last week, Reuters also reported that the Israeli military was sending Palestinian civilians into Hamas tunnels that they knew might be rigged with explosives during their campaign in Gaza.

Berlin’s Monday decision was welcomed by Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, who urged other nations to “adopt similar decisions” in a post on X. It also drew some criticism at home, with Lea Reisner, the Left Party’s spokesperson for international relations, calling it “fatal and completely irresponsible.”

Israel and Hamas have accused each other of violating the truce. At least 245 Palestinians have been killed in IDF strikes in Gaza over the past month, according to local officials.

West Jerusalem launched its military campaign in the Palestinian enclave in response to a Hamas surprise attack in which 1,200 people were killed and 250 others taken hostage in October 2023. According to the Hamas-controlled Gaza health authorities, the campaign has left at least 68,000 Palestinians dead.

https://www.rt.com/news/627918-germany-lift-arms-restrictions-israel/

Mother of all data breaches sees 1.3 BILLION passwords exposed… check if yours is compromised

A massive collection of 1.3 billion passwords alongside nearly two billion email addresses has been exposed online.

Have I Been Pwned (HIBP), an online service that notifies people if they were exposed in a data breach, processed the data compiled from multiple sources where cybercriminals had published stolen credentials.

HIBP CEO Troy Hunt, who admitted his password made the list, said: 'This corpus is nearly three times the size of the previous largest breach we [have ever] loaded.'

The dataset includes 1,957,476,021 unique email addresses and 1.3 billion unique passwords, 625 million never been seen before by HIBP.

With more than 5.5 billion people worldwide using the internet, researchers warned that everyone should change their passwords as a precaution.

The records combined past breaches with credential-stuffing lists, a type of data used by attackers to try stolen passwords across multiple accounts.

HIBP verified the dataset by checking actual users' credentials. Many passwords were old or unused, but others were still actively protecting accounts, illustrating the real-world risk.

Hunt offered HIBP to help users determine if their credentials were compromised, allowing them to check email addresses and passwords for instant results.

HIBP's Pwned Passwords service allows anyone to check if a password has been previously exposed without revealing which email addresses it was linked to, preserving privacy while improving security.

'I hate hyperbolic news headlines about data breaches, but for the '2 Billion Email Addresses' headline to be hyperbolic, it'd need to be exaggerated or overstated - and it isn't,' Hunt said.

'It's the most extensive corpus of data we've ever processed, by a margin.

Cybersecurity experts are urging immediate action, telling individuals to use a secure password manager and create unique, strong passwords for each account.

Two-factor authentication should be enabled on all accounts, with priority given to email and administrative logins.

Organizations are advised to run credential checks to identify reused or exposed passwords among users.

Breached-password detection should be implemented during logins and password changes. Access privileges should be audited, service accounts restricted, and outdated credentials removed.

For individuals, the key takeaway of the data breach is clear: passwords alone are no longer enough.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-15299857/data-breaches-passwords-exposed.html

>>23867066

Trust Betrayed at Fort Hood: The Army Doctor Accused of Recording His Patients

On October 17, 2025, the U.S. Army suspended Major Blaine McGraw, a gynecologist at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center at Fort Hood, after a patient accused him of secretly recording her during a gynecological exam. According to a lawsuit filed in Bell County under the pseudonym “Jane Doe,” McGraw allegedly pretended to take a phone call, placed his smartphone in his breast pocket, and filmed the patient while performing a pelvic and breast exam without consent. The civil complaint claims investigators later discovered thousands of photos and videos of women on his phone, including imagery taken at prior assignments.

The same lawsuit alleges McGraw’s earlier posting at Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii generated prior misconduct complaints that Army leadership ignored, allowing him to continue treating patients. Following the October complaint, the Army Criminal Investigation Division opened a criminal investigation and removed McGraw from clinical duties. Officials told Stars and Stripes the hospital sent letters to roughly 1,400 patients, urging them to report any concerns to investigators. Attorneys now represent approximately 50 women who have joined the suit or filed related claims.

Legal and Ethical Implications

The complaint accuses McGraw of invasion of privacy, sexual assault, and medical negligence. Because the alleged conduct occurred in a federal facility, plaintiffs are also pursuing claims against the U.S. government under the Federal Tort Claims Act, arguing Army officials failed to properly supervise McGraw and dismissed prior complaints. If substantiated, that failure could make the Army liable for institutional negligence.

As a military physician, McGraw’s actions also fall under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. CID’s investigation could lead to prosecution under Article 120 (sexual assault) or Article 134 (conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline), depending on the evidence.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center at Fort Hood, Texas.

Institutional Accountability

The McGraw case exposes long-standing weaknesses in the oversight of military medicine. The suit claims Army officials “gave cover to a predator in uniform” by ignoring earlier warnings and maintaining policies that failed to protect patients. Victims’ attorneys argue systemic neglect, rather than just one individual’s behavior, allowed abuse to persist. The Army has said publicly that it is reviewing “systems, clinical processes, and policies,” but has not clarified whether internal complaints at Fort Hood or Tripler were ever documented or investigated.

From a legal and human-rights perspective, the case raises questions about whether military medical systems provide the same procedural protections as civilian care. Civilian patients are entitled to professional boards, malpractice oversight, and open complaint systems; by contrast, military dependents and service members are often bound by internal command structures that can limit recourse.

https://www.military.com/feature/2025/11/14/trust-betrayed-fort-hood-army-doctor-accused-of-recording-his-patients.html

Owens raises spectre of CIA-Hollywood connections to US ‘faith community’

Christians "standing with Israel" has been a common occurrence but has become increasingly controversial.

CANDACE Owens strongly suspects possible CIA/military intelligence intersections with the Calvary Chapel churches and the faith branch of Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA, in addition to the already well-known links to Zionist Israel.

Of most interest is the outspoken pastor Rob McCoy, the leader of the Godspeak Calvary Chapel of Thousand Oaks, California, and church member and celebrity manager Lou Taylor.

McCoy, among his various roles, heads up TPUSA Faith, and has been a vocal critic of Candace Owens’ investigations into Charlie Kirk’s assassination. McCoy and others, while accusing Owens of “unbiblical” actions in her investigations, have remained silent on the many questions around Kirk’s murder.

McCoy, an outspoken Christian Zionist supporter of Israel, publicly expressed outrage at suggestions that Israel was involved in the assassination, despite the fact that Kirk had become thoroughly disillusioned with the Jewish lobby and the Netanyahu government.

Back in July McCoy went to Israel with a group of church leaders and met rabbis who expressed concerns about Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens.

McCoy said he had to explain to the rabbis how a constitutional republic with free speech worked. However, the pastors somehow managed to get Kirk to back off his criticism of Israel and focus instead on fighting Islam.

One of the key figures who was with Kirk after he was shot, Frank Turek, recently suggested that Owens and others should “shut up” if they don’t have solid evidence of anything.

Owens has been wondering out loud whether there are CIA operatives infiltrating churches and the widely touted TPUSA Faith division in particular, and are “handling” leading figures.

Owens herself, when she worked with Charlie Kirk at Prager University and then TPUSA, experienced “handlers” stepping in and attempting to steer her in a particular direction. This became even more evident when she teamed up with Ye (Kanye West), who was beginning to express political opinions.

When those opinions branched into anti-feminism and apparently forbidden pro-Nazi “anti-semitism” and some incidents involving erratic behaviour, the hammer came down and the rapper was labeled as losing his sanity.

He was also repeatedly attacked by the likes of the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation League.

Owens says West’s trainer Harley Pasternak admitted in a text message in 2016 that he took him to his house and got an ambulance and had him drugged and admitted to hospital.

Six years later in 2022 Adidas cancelled Ye’s massive $1.5 billion source of income from sales of the Yeezy line of sneakers endorsed by West. He suddenly slipped out of the billionaire class.

https://youtu.be/7RLtGgkTh9o

https://cairnsnews.org/2025/11/18/owens-raises-spectre-of-cia-hollywood-connections-to-us-faith-community/

>>23867112

WE ARE THE NEWS NOW

>>23867126

He's here to stop us because

>>23867120

Are other Anon's getting this shit more and more?

>>23867158

ok thanks that is what I was wondering, even if I hop it still happens, must those pesky Unit 8200 goons

Why Modern Cars Are Built to Break (Leaked Documents Inside)

The entire system is rigged. We live in Satania (look it up!).

While your grandfather's 1985 Chevy hit 300,000 miles easily, today's "advanced" cars need $4,000 repairs at just 80,000 miles. This isn't bad luck - it's a $600 BILLION scam affecting every American family.

In this exposé, I reveal 7 engineered failure points manufacturers build into modern cars:

• BMW timing chains failing at 80,000 miles ($5,000 repair)

• Nissan CVT transmissions dying before 100,000 miles ($7,000 replacement)

• Ford EcoBoost turbos programmed to fail ($4,000 fix)

• "Lifetime" fluids that destroy your transmission

• Air suspension systems guaranteed to fail after warranty

Who needs this: Anyone who owns a 2010+ vehicle, planning to buy a car, or tired of unexpected repair bills.

Why watch: Save $100,000+ over your lifetime by knowing exactly when and how your car will break - and how to prevent it.

⚠️ LEAKED: Internal documents prove manufacturers design components to fail at specific mileages. See the evidence they don't want you to know.

https://youtu.be/4IBmTkneTSI

>>23867238

https://x.com/RepLuna/status/1990538767627923920

>>23867298

yep it's like car batteries 3 year warranty stops working 1 day into year 4

>>23867345

A little religious dig Pharisees and the bible

Pagan rituals are for Satan!

We Want Mashiach Now

From the writings and talks of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson

From the Sichos in English Collection

Three times a day, facing in the direction of the ruins of the Bais Hamikdosh, Jews throughout the generations have prayed for Moshiach’s (Messiah’s) coming. Today, in the twentieth century, Jewish children have not forsaken the ancient path of their fathers. Despite the mistaken opposition from some quarters, they continue to affirm their hope through singing the song “We want Moshiach now.” At addresses on the first day of Chanukah (to children), Shabbos Chanukah, and Zos Chanukah, 5741, the Lubavitcher Rebbe Shlita explained why their song is indeed the authentic expression of Jewish faith.

https://www.chabad.org/therebbe/article_cdo/aid/2540396/jewish/We-Want-Mashiach-Now.htm

Matthew 6:7

7 And when you pray, do not use vain repetitions as the heathen do. For they think that they will be heard for their many words.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%206%3A7&version=NKJV