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CNN’s Jake Tapper after speaking with President Trump on the phone: “‘Right now, we want everyone [in Iran] staying inside. It’s not safe out there.’ And then the president said, it’s about to get even less safe. He said, ‘We haven't even started hitting them hard. The big wave hasn't even happened. The big one is coming soon.’”

Wow…!

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(Surprising Tapper? Trump said he didn’t answer CNN questions. CNN Mgmt freaked out and gave Trump options, I bet! KEK.)

https://x.com/RedWavePress/status/2028495063215395187?s=20

He’s also talking to other horrible people, like Jonathan Karl, he actually looked nervous and proud after Trump talked to him.

I was a nice day, till GA started to spray!

>>24331943

Doesn’t Tapper sounds jubilant to be able to talk to Trump!

University of South Alabama denies association with 'queer animals lab'; Content deleted from school website immediately after inquiry

Apryl Marie Fogel | 03.02.26

The University of South Alabama (USA) has released a statement saying that, despite social media posts and resources to the contrary, "There is no 'queer animals lab.'"

The "Queer Research Lab," was promoted by the Comparative Cognition and Communication (C3PO) Lab. The C3PO lab is a program of the USA Department of Psychology.

The school says that despite the lab's branding on many posts and on a resource document, it was instead the personal account of Dr. Heidi Lyn, the lab's main researcher. Lyn operates several personal social media accounts that were not branded with the lab logo.

"Her use of the term 'queer animals lab' was inaccurate and meant to capture the attention of viewers of her personal social media," the statement from a university spokesman explained.

Lyn's personal Facebook page is littered with anti-ICE, No Kings, and anti-Trump posts, while her personal Instagram page shows her dressed as a "Book Ban Fairy" and various Star Wars characters.

"Dr. Lyn has received no state or federal funding for any research in queer animals, and has not conducted any such research in any form," the school said, despite numerous posts related to queer animals on the C3PO lab's page.

"Her personal social media presentation of queer animal information is not based on any USA research conducted by her or anyone else."

Several posts, including one published after the 1819 News story, included the lab's logo as a watermark.

The new post read, "Turns out that when deep sea squid can't see who they're mating with, they don't really care if it's a male or a female! 🤷‍♀️ Indiscriminate s*x for the win!"

Following the publication of the story, the CP3O Instagram page removed the link to contribute to the lab through the university's website, the school's address. It left the "C3PO Lab Queer Animal Resource Guide," which, as of Sunday afternoon, is still online.

1819 News alerted the school that the sites were still online, referencing the USA-affiliated lab, and within an hour, they were taken offline. The lab's website and all social media accounts weren't the only things removed. References to the lab on the school's website were also deleted.

"Dr. Lyn should not have connected her personal social media to USA. Dr. Lyn's opinions and videos posted on social media are statements of personal advocacy that do not reflect the position of the University. We have taken steps to correct this by having Dr. Lyn rework her personal social media and remove connections to USA."

The statement sent by the school on Friday said that the original 1819 News story included "erroneous assertions."

1819 News responded to the school, noting that the school had not requested any corrections or offered any clarifications, but asked the school to note them for the editor's consideration. The school has not responded to that request.

https://1819news.com/news/item/university-of-south-alabama-denies-association-with-queer-animals-lab-content-deleted-from-school-website-immediately-after-inquiry

Freaks

>>24332103

Sorry I accidentally put the picture of Iran radical with lesbian queer weirdo. KEK

Inside the plan to kill Ali Khamenei. 1/4

When the highly trained, loyal bodyguards and drivers of senior Iranian officials came to work near Pasteur Street in Tehran — where Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in an Israeli air strike on Saturday —the Israelis were watching.

Nearly all the traffic cameras in Tehran had been hacked for years, their images encrypted and transmitted to servers in Tel Avivand southern Israel, according to two people familiar with the matter.

One camera had an angle that proved particularly useful, according to one of the people, allowing themto determine where the men liked to park their personal cars and providing a window into the workingsof a mundane part of the closely guarded compound.

Complex algorithms added details to dossiers on members of these security guards that included their addresses, hours of duty, routes they took to work and, most importantly, who they were usually assignedto protect and transport — building what intelligence officers call a “pattern of life”.

The capabilities were part of a years-long intelligence campaign that helped pave the way for the ayatollah’s assassination. This source of real-time data — one of hundreds of different streams of intelligence —was not the only way Israel and the CIA were able to determine exactly what time 86-year-old Khamenei would bein his offices this fateful Saturday morning and who would be joining him.

Nor was the fact thatIsrael was also able to disrupt single components of roughly a dozen or so mobile phone towersnear Pasteur Street, making the phones seem as if theywere busy when called and stopping Khamenei’s protection detail from receiving possible warnings.

Long before the bombs fell, “we knew Tehran like we know Jerusalem”, said one current Israeli intelligence official. “Andwhen you know [a place] as well as you know the street you grew up on, you notice a single thing that’s out of place.”

The dense, intelligence picture of the arch-enemy’s capital was theresult of laborious data collection, made possible by Israel’s sophisticated signals intelligence Unit 8200, the human assets recruited by its foreign intelligence agency Mossad and the mountains of data digested by military intelligence into daily briefs.

Israel used a mathematical method known as social network analysis to parse billions of data points to unearthunlikely centres of decision-making gravity and identify fresh targets to surveil and kill, said a person familiar with its use. All this fed an assembly line with a single product: targets.

“In Israeli intelligence culture, targeting intelligence is the most essential tactical issue — it is designed to enable a strategy,” said Itai Shapira, a brigadier general in the Israeli military reserves and 25-year veteran of its intelligence directorate.“If the decision maker decides that someone has to be assassinated, in Israel the culture is: ‘We will provide the targeting intelligence.’”

Israel has assassinated hundreds of people overseas, including militant leaders, nuclear scientists, chemical engineers —and many innocent bystanders. But even with the killing of as prominent a political and religious leader as Khamenei, how much this aggressive, decades-long use of its technological and technical prowess has paved the way for major strategic gains is fiercely debated both within and outside Israel.

(https://archive.is/Toqm

Israel loves to brag

>>24332361

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The country’s intelligence superiority was on full display in the 12-day war last June, when more than a dozen Iranian nuclear scientists and high-ranking military officials were assassinated within minutes in an opening salvo.

That had been accompanied by an unprecedented disabling of Iran’s aerial defences through a combination of cyber attacks, low-range drones and precise munitions fired from outside Iran’s borders, destroying the radars of the Russian-built missile launchers.

“We took their eyes first,” said one intelligence official. Both in the June war and now, Israeli pilots haveused a specific kind of missile called the Sparrow, variants of which are able to hit a target as small as a dining table from more than 1,000km away — far from Iran and the reach of any of its aerial defence systems.

Not all of the details of the latest operation are known. Some may never be made public, in order to protect sources and methods still being used to track down other targets.

But killing Khamenei was a political decision, not simply a technological achievement, said more than half a dozen current and former Israeli intelligence officials interviewed for this story.

When theCIA and Israeldetermined that Khamenei would be holding a meeting on Saturday morning at his offices near Pasteur Street, the chance to kill him alongside so much of Iran’s senior leadership was especially opportune.

They assessed that hunting them down after a war had properly begun would have been much harder,since the Iranians would quickly embark on evasive practices, including heading underground to bunkers immune to Israeli bombs.

Khamenei,unlike his ally Hizbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah,did not live in hiding. Nasrallah had spent years of his life in underground bunkers, dodging several Israeli assassination attempts until September 2024, when Israeli fighter jets dropped as many as 80 bombs over his hide-out in Beirut, killing him.

Instead, Khamenei had mused in public about the possibility of being killed, dismissing his own life as inconsequential to the fate of the Islamic republic —in fact, some Iran experts said he expected to be martyred.

But during wartime, one of the people interviewed said, he did take some precautions. “It was unusual for him to not be in his bunker — he had two bunkers— and if he had been, Israel wouldn’t have been able to reach him with the bombs that they have,” the person said.

Even in June 2025, in the throes of a full-blown war, Israel made no known attempts to bomb Khamenei. It had instead targeted mostly the leadership of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, missile launchers and stockpiles and Iran’s nuclear facilities and scientists.

While Donald Trump had repeatedly threatened to attack Iran in recent weeks, building up an “armada” off its shores, negotiations between the US and Iran over the Islamic republic’s nuclear programme were meant to continue this week.

https://archive.is/Toqm5

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The mediator Oman said Iran was willing to make concessions that might help stave off a war, and described the most recent meeting last Thursday as fruitful.

In public, the US president grumbled that things were moving too slowly. But a person familiar with the matter said that, in private, Trump was “dissatisfied with the Iranian responses”, paving the way for war.

A person briefed on the operation said the attack on Iran had been planned for months, but officials adjusted their operation after the US and Israeli intelligence confirmed that Khamenei and his senior officials would be meeting in his compound in Tehran on Saturday morning.

Tracking individual targets used to be laborious work, requiring visual confirmations and parsing false confirmations,but Israel’s vast algorithm-driven data collection had automated that task in recent years.

But for a target as high value as Khamenei, failure was not an option. Israeli military doctrine requires that two separate senior officers, working independently from each other, confirm with high certainty that a target is in the location that is to be attacked and who he is accompanied by.

In this instance, according to two people familiar with the matter, Israeli intelligence had information from signals intelligence, such as the hacked traffic cameras and deeply penetrated mobile phone networks. One of the people said it showed that the meeting with Khamenei was on schedule, with senior officials heading to the location.

But the Americans had something even more concrete — a human source, both people familiar with the situation said. The CIA declined to comment.

That allowed Israeli jets, which had been flying for hours in order to arrive on time at the right location, to fire off as many as 30 precision munitions, the former senior Israeli intelligence official said.

The Israeli military added that striking in daylight provided an advantage. “The decision to strike in the morning rather than at night allowed Israel to achieve tactical surprise for the second time, despite heavy Iranian preparedness,” it said.

Footage posted by the Israel Defense Forces on Mar 1 shows a strike on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Sarallah headquarters in north Tehran © IDF/X

The tactical success was the culmination of two separate events, more than 20 years apart, said Sima Shine, a former official at Mossad who had a focus on Iran.

The first was a directive given in 2001 from former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to Meir Dagan, the then-head of Mossad — preoccupied with Syria, Palestinian militants, Hizbollah in Lebanon and others — to make Iran a priority.

https://archive.is/Toqm5

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“‘All the things the Mossad is doing is well and fine,’” Sharon told Dagan, according to Shine. “‘What I need is Iran. That’s your target.’”

“And since then, that is the target,” she said. Israel had sabotaged Iran’s nuclear programme, killed its scientists, fought back its proxies and even destroyed the military infrastructure of its crucial ally Syria in the days after dictator Bashar al-Assad was ousted.

But Iranian intelligence agencies were formidable adversaries.

In 2022, a group tied to Iranian security services released data purportedly siphoned from a phone belonging to the Mossad chief’s wife. Iran also hacked CCTV cameras in Jerusalem during the 2025 war to get real-time damage assessments that the Israelis had censored from broadcast; it bought photographs of missile defences; and even mapped the jogging route of a major politician by bribing Israeli citizens, according to Israeli prosecutors.

The second event, Shine added, was the October 7, 2023 cross-border attack from Hamas, which Israel claims was backed by Iran and changed a longstanding calculus in Israel: that despite having penetrated the circles of several enemy heads of state, from Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser to Syria’s Hafez al-Assad, their killings were off-limits even at times of war.

Killing foreign leaders is not just taboo but operationally fraught. Failure only adds to their stature, as it did following the CIA’s many botched attempts to kill Cuba’s Fidel Castro, while success can set into motion unpredictable chaos.

But, said Shine, Israel’s string of intelligence coups — including the 2024 assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, and a $300mn multiyear clandestine project to booby trap thousands of Hizbollah pagers and radios — has its own seductive powers.

“In Hebrew, we say, ‘With the food comes the appetite’,” she said. “In other words, the more you have, the more you want.”

https://archive.is/Toqm5

U.S. State Dept Urges All Americans to Depart Immediately From 14 High Risk Countries

March 2, 2026 | Sundance |

The U.S. State Department is now telling all U.S. Citizens from 14 middle east countries to make immediate plans to exit the region. These are not travel advisories, these are specific instructions to leave the region.

U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs Mora Namdar posted on the social media site X that Americans in countries, including Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel,should “DEPART NOW” using any available commercial transportation.

The guidance comes as many major airlines have canceled flights to and from the region as the war that began when U.S. and Israel attacked Iran on Saturday. It has since grown into a wider regional conflict, touching nearly every country nearby.

A “boxcar effect” is now taking place. As each day passes without airline flights available, more and more travelers are stuck in the region as their planned departure is cancelled. What might begin day #1 as several thousand people stranded, can quickly become several tens of thousands in a few days. The instructions to exit appear timed as an effort to avoid the numbers continuing to climb. However, without airlines operating departures become problematic.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/

Secretary of State Marco Rubio Holds a Press Conference on The Subject of Iran

March 2, 2026 | Sundance |

When pressed on how long the U.S. military would remain focused on Iran, secretary of State Marco Rubio said as long as it takes. “The hardest hits are yet to come from the U.S. military. The next phase will be even more punishing on Iran than it is right now,” he told reporters at the U.S. Capitol.

“How long will it take? I don’t know how long it will take,” Rubio said. “We have objectives. We will do this as long as it takes to achieve those objectives.”

“We would love for there to be an Iran that’s not governed by radical Shia clerics,” he said heading into a classified briefing on Capitol Hill. “That’s not the objective.” … “The objectives of this operation are to destroy their ballistic missile capability and make sure they can’t rebuild it and make sure that they can’t hide behind that to have a nuclear program,” he said. “That’s the objective of the mission.” WATCH:

https://youtu.be/sAgHp5oETQM

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/03/02/secretary-of-state-marco-rubio-holds-a-press-conference-on-the-subject-of-iran/