Polis signals possible clemency for Tina Peters
Polis pointed to the case of a former Democratic state legislator who was sentenced to probation last week for the same charge that sent Tina Peters to prison.
(Don’t be fooled it’s not Polis’s choice, PDJT Admin found the same crimes as MN)
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https://youtu.be/jVSVE7Oyue4
Favorite for Supreme Leader of Iran spent months being 'treated for impotency' in private UK hospitals, US intelligence reveals
(Leave it to Daily Mail)
Mojtaba Khamenei, the favorite to become the new Supreme Leader of Iran, was repeatedly treated for impotency at hospitals in the UK, according to a secret US intelligence document.
On Tuesday, Mojtaba, 56, was reportedly preparing to be named successor to his father Ali Khamenei, who was killed along with 48 other senior regime officials in America and Israel's ongoing Operation Epic Fury.
According to a classified briefing sent by the State Department to the US Embassy in London in 2008, and later released by WikiLeaks, Mojtaba was placed under pressure by his family to produce heirs.
It required four visits, including a final stay lasting two months, and he eventually had a son who was named 'Ali' after the baby's grandfather, the then Supreme Leader.
According to US intelligence, Mojtaba married relatively late in life in 2004. That was 'reportedly due to an impotency problem treated and eventually resolved during three extended visits to the UK.'
Those visits were to the Wellington and Cromwell Hospitals in London., according to the intelligence document
'Mojtaba was expected by his family to produce children quickly, but needed a fourth visit to the UK for medical treatment,' it said.
'After a stay of two months, his wife became pregnant. Back in Iran, a healthy boy was born, named Ali for his paternal grandfather.'
The intelligence also detailed how 'within the Supreme Leader's office, Mojtaba works in his father's shadow,' and that he traveled with him in Iran and had a' fair degree of control over access to his father.'
He was 'widely viewed within the regime as a capable and forceful leader and manager who may someday succeed to at least a share of national leadership. His father may also see him in that light.'
He was said to be 'close to and well briefed by' the senior leaders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)
'Ali Khamenei is reportedly seen by some within the Leader's Office as treating and consulting Mojtaba as he would an eventual successor to his responsibilities, rather than purely as an advisor,' the report said.
However, Mojtaba was seen as weak in clerical terms.
'(He) is not expected ever to achieve by his own scholarship the status of "mujtahid," far less that of ayatollah,' the report said.
'Mojtaba reportedly is quite aware of his own limitations and does not appear to harbor an expectation of becoming sole Supreme Leader in his own right,' it went on.
However, in the wake of his father's death, Iran's Assembly of Experts, comprised of 88 clerics, has now reportedly elected him Supreme Leader, according to the Iran International TV network.
Clerics could announce the reclusive Mojtaba as successor as early as Wednesday morning, although some had reservations about putting him in danger of being targeted by the US and Israel, the New York Times reported.
The decision was reportedly made after the IRGC put strong pressure on the assembly.
The meeting itself took place online after the venue in the city of Qom, where the assembly was due to convene, was bombed.
Mojtaba's selection had also been seen as unlikely because the regime has long criticized hereditary rule.
Indeed, his own father was against starting a dynasty.
Ali Khamenei, who was 86, had secretly named three potential successors before he died, none of whom was his son, the New York Times reported.
Those he did name were Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje’i, the head of the judiciary, his chief of staff Ali Asghar Hejazi, and Hassan Khomeini, the grandson of Iran's first Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini.
Mojtaba is Ali Khamenei's second son and has an older brother Mostafa, who is also a cleric….
Blah, blah, blah he has a floppy dick!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15611879/amp/Iran-Supreme-Leader-impotency-UK-hospitals-intelligence.html
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⚠️Update: #Iran has now been offline for 100 hours. Metrics show internet connectivity flatlining at 1% of ordinary levels as the regional conflict escalates.
The regime-imposed blackout is the second this year and follows the shutdown in January when thousands were killed.
https://x.com/netblocks/status/2029153937308123202?s=20
Iran’s Secret Outreach Highlights Trump’s Challenge
President Trump is beginning to consider what sort of Iranian government might come next, as the U.S.-Israeli assault continues
In public, Iran’s surviving leaders have defiantly refused to negotiate with President Trump to end the American and Israeli assault on their country. But a day after the attacks began, operatives from Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence reached out indirectly to the C.I.A. with an offer to discuss terms for ending the conflict, according to officials briefed on the outreach.
U.S. officials are skeptical — at least in the short term — that either the Trump administration or Iran is really ready for an offramp, the officials briefed on the outreach said.
Still, the offer, which was made through another country’s spy agency, raises critical questions about whether any Iranian officials could put into place a cease-fire agreement with the Tehran government in chaos as its leaders are methodically picked off by Israeli strikes.
The offer was described on the condition of anonymity to The New York Times by Middle Eastern officials and officials from a Western country.
White House and Iranian officials did not respond to requests for comment. The C.I.A. declined to comment.
Israeli officials, who want a weekslong campaign to inflict maximum damage on Iran’s military capabilities, and perhaps cause Iran’s government to collapse, have urged the United States to ignore the approach. For now, the offer is not considered serious in Washington.
And after saying for days that he was open to discussing a deal with Iran, Mr. Trump posted on social media on Tuesday morning that it was now “too late” for talks.
Speaking with reporters later in the day, Mr. Trump lamented that the Iranian officials the United States knew and had considered as potential leaders were being killed.
“Most of the people we had in mind are dead,” Mr. Trump said. “Pretty soon we are not going to know anybody.”
The Iranian outreach, and the chaos in Iran’s leadership ranks as the assault continues, highlights the key issue Mr. Trump faces as he decides what sort of Iranian government he might hope to shape, or at least settle for. He already seems to have stopped promoting his initial scenario of a popular uprising against the government yielding a new set of leaders and instead seems to view the best outcome as more pragmatic figures emerging atop the existing political structure.
At a minimum, Trump officials will expect any agreement to stop the bombing to include a pledge from Tehran to abandon or drastically curtail its ballistic missile and nuclear programs, and its support for foreign proxy groups like Hezbollah. In return, Mr. Trump has suggested that he would allow Iran’s surviving leaders to maintain their economic and political power.
Mr. Trump suggested again on Tuesday that his model would be Venezuela after the U.S. capture in January of the country’s leader, Nicolás Maduro. Under threat of additional force, Mr. Trump has compelled Mr. Maduro’s successor to grant the United States control over Venezuela’s oil exports while making few demands for political reform.
“What we did in Venezuela, I think, is the perfect scenario,” Mr. Trump said in a Sunday interview with The New York Times. “Leaders can be picked.”
But that vision could be a mirage.
First, it is not clear that Iran is actually open to a deal, despite the recent outreach from its intelligence arm. Some Iranian leaders may believe they can inflict enough physical, economic and political pain on the United States and Israel to force an end to their assault. Mr. Trump already faces growing political pressure from Republican allies unhappy about the operation.…
https://archive.is/UToKP
Juan Jose Valdez, Last Marine Out of Saigon, Dies at 88
During the 1975 fall of the South Vietnamese capital, he helped evacuate thousands, and was nearly left behind.
Juan Jose Valdez, the last American serviceman to leave Vietnam, who was lifted by helicopter from a U.S. Embassy rooftop in Saigon in April 1975 after assisting thousands of evacuees during the fall of that city, in the chaotic and, for Americans, humiliating final chapter of the Vietnam War, died on Feb. 15 at his home in Tucson, Ariz. He was 88.
The cause was pneumonia, said his son Anthony.
Master Gunnery Sgt. Valdez was the senior noncommissioned officer in a detail of Marine security guards at the American Embassy, a last outpost of U.S. power in what was then South Vietnam.
In March 1975, the Communists of North Vietnam broke a cease-fire negotiated two years earlier and launched a large-scale invasion of the South. Tens of thousands of Vietnamese who had fought alongside or aided the Americans sought to flee the country.
Many were evacuated from an air base outside Saigon, the South’s capital city, to a fleet of Navy ships. When the runways came under fire, the retreat continued by helicopter from within the city, a two-day airlift named Operation Frequent Wind.
Americans and at-risk Vietnamese were alerted to the start of the helicopter flights by a prearranged radio code: “The temperature in Saigon is 105 degrees and rising,” an announcer said, followed by a recording of “White Christmas.”…
https://archive.is/TLJo3
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Iranian students in the Italian city of Messina held a gathering and performed a dance in the style of US President Donald Trump to the Village People song “YMCA” as a token of appreciation for the US-Israeli strikes that killed the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei
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Weeks Ahead of His Execution, Broad Coalition Calls on Alabama Governor to Commute Charles Burton’s Death Sentence
This U.S. what is wrong with the fucking system, meanwhile more than 3/4s of Congress do not pay for their crimes)
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By Hayley Bedard
Posted on Mar 02, 2026
Charles “Sonny” Burton has spent more than three decades on Alabama’s death row for a murder, by the State’s own account, he did not commit. Mr. Burton was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death for his role in an August 1991 robbery that involved six men. He took money from the store’s safe and had left the store when Derrick DeBruce shot and killed Doug Battle during an altercation. Mr. DeBruce, whom the state acknowledged as the shooter, was sentenced to death, but his sentence was subsequently overturned, and the state agreed to resentence him to life without parole.
Mr. Burton was convicted and sentenced to death under Alabama’s felony murder statute, which holds participants in certain felonies liable for any death(s) that occur during the commission of those crimes. Now 75 years old and described by Alabama’s own medical records as “frail,” Mr. Burton faces execution by nitrogen suffocation on March 12, 2026. Since Governor Kay Ivey scheduled his execution date, Mr. Burton has received support from an array of people, including religious leaders and journalists, in addition to former trial jurors and the victim’s daughter.
“Putting a man to death who not only did not kill, but also did not encourage, participate in, nor even witness the shooting, and doing so after the shooter received a life sentence, indeed, represents an injustice.”
CHARLES BURTON’S CLEMENCY PETITION SUBMITTED TO GOVERNOR KAY IVEY.
In December 2025, attorneys for Mr. Burton filed a formal application for clemency with Gov. Ivey, asking her to reduce his sentence to life without the possibility of parole. The petition describes Mr. Burton’s case as “an extreme outlier,” one involving trial errors and a disproportionate sentencing outcome that has former jurors and the victim’s family members calling on Gov. Ivey to spare him. The sentencing disparity at the heart of the petition and Mr. Burton’s case has not gone unacknowledged by Alabama officials. In a petition for certiorari filed in the U.S. Supreme Court in 2015 in Mr. DeBruce’s case, the Alabama Attorney General’s office itself warned that the situation, in which Mr. DeBruce’s sentence had been overturned while Mr. Burton remained on death row, created what the state characterized as “an unusual and arguably unjust” result.
Alabama law allows a death sentence to be imposed on a non-triggerman accomplice if the State can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant was an accomplice in the intentional killing, not just an accomplice in the underlying felony. Mr. Burton’s counsel argues that the evidence presented at trial failed to establish their client intended for anyone to be killed and that confusing jury instructions and a lead witness who later recanted his testimony resulted in a conviction that “never should have been a capital case.” LaJuan McCants, a 16-year-old codefendant who accepted a plea deal in exchange for his testimony against Mr. Burton, testified at trial that Mr. Burton had told him that if anyone needed to be hurt during the robbery, he (Mr. Burton) would handle it. Years later, Mr. McCants signed an affidavit clarifying his trial testimony, stating he had not meant to imply Mr. Burton intended violence, that he had “never seen [Mr. Burton] violent,” and that Mr. DeBruce “made his own decision to shoot Doug Battle.” Mr. McCants also stated in his declaration that at the time of his trial testimony, he was young, scared, and felt he needed to affirm prosecutors’ suggestions to maintain his plea agreement.
Mr. Burton’s attorneys argue that while his case is an outlier, it is not without precedent. When faced with nearly identical circumstances, governors in a handful of other states have exercised their executive authority by commuting sentences they deemed disproportionate…
https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/weeks-ahead-of-his-execution-broad-coalition-calls-on-alabama-governor-to-commute-charles-burtons-death-sentence
Is North Korean leader rattled by downfalls of Maduro and Khamenei?
North Korea’s sharply worded condemnation of recent US strikes on Iran has fueled debate over whether its leader Kim Jong-un feels unsettled by the dramatic downfalls of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
And experts said the lesson for Kim may be less about fear than survival. Rather than pushing him toward talks with Washington, such events could reinforce his belief that only a credible nuclear deterrent guarantees regime security — a strategic difference that may embolden, rather than frighten, Pyongyang as it watches both the military action and its political aftermath, they pointed out.
In a Sunday statement carried by the Korean Central News Agency, Pyongyang's Foreign Ministry spokesperson denounced what it described as “the shameless rogue act of the US and Israel” and "an illegal act of aggression."The statement avoided mentioning US President Donald Trump by name.
The removal of Maduro in January and the subsequent US-backed operation that eliminated Khamenei marked a rare sequence of regime-toppling actions against leaders openly hostile to Washington. Some experts say the developments inevitably resonate in Pyongyang and that the back-to-back removals of anti-US leaders complicate Kim’s calculus, particularly regarding whether to accept a potential summit.
“North Korea may focus on the fact that Iran was ultimately attacked despite pursuing nuclear negotiations and attempting to reach certain agreements,” said Lim Eul-chul, professor at Kyungnam University’s Institute for Far Eastern Studies. “There is virtually zero chance that Pyongyang trusts the sincerity of Washington’s offer of ‘unconditional dialogue.’”
Lim said for Kim, the lesson may be sobering: Engagement does not necessarily guarantee security.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said in a policy review session held last month at the Ninth Congress of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea, that he has left the door open to talks with Washington if it respects the North's "current status, as defined in the North Korean constitution, and drops its hostile policy." Kim referred to North Korea’s constitutional designation of itself as a nuclear weapons state, a condition the US has consistently rejected. Trump has expressed interest in meeting Kim during his upcoming planned visit to Beijing in April, but prospects remain uncertain….
https://m.koreaherald.com/article/10685947
Video: Iran's armed forces based in a civilian sport center
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A video posted online showed members of the Islamic Republic's armed forces based at a civilian sports centre in Qazvin.
The video was geolocated to the Shahid Babaei Sports Complex.
In recent days, questions have been raised over the authorities’ use of civilian sites during wartime.
https://x.com/IranIntl_En/status/2029235495109009601?s=20
Pakistan strikes Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan
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By: SUMAIRA KHAN
March 4, 202618 hours ago
I thought China took it over
Pakistan’s military operations against the Afghan Taliban regime have intensified, with the Pakistan Air Force carrying out a major strike on Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base.
Satellite imagery and international reporting confirm significant destruction at the strategic facility as Operation Ghazab Lil Haq continues.
Pakistan’s vigorous ground and air counter-attacks against the Afghan Taliban regime and terrorist elements continue under Operation Ghazab Lil Haq.
In one of the most significant strikes of the operation, the Pakistan Air Force targeted Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base, a key military installation. According to reports, the attack destroyed an aircraft hangar and two warehouses, leaving the structures reduced to rubble.
Satellite images reveal extent of destruction
Satellite images showing major damage to Bagram Air Base have emerged, providing visual confirmation of the strike. The images show that critical infrastructure at the air base suffered severe destruction, significantly reducing the operational importance of the facility.
The damage assessment suggests that the aircraft hangar and storage warehouses were completely destroyed in the attack.
New York Times confirms successful operation
The New York Times also confirmed the strike and described it as a major operational success for Pakistan. According to the report, Pakistan successfully targeted Afghanistan’s most important Bagram Air Base, destroying the hangar and two warehouses.
The report also noted that satellite images of the destruction had surfaced, corroborating the scale of the damage.
Afghan authorities acknowledge airstrike
According to the same report, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense also acknowledged that a Pakistani airstrike took place at the base.
The strike forms part of a broader campaign in which Pakistan reportedly carried out more than 50 airstrikes on Afghan military targets within a week, according to The New York Times.
Defense experts say the attack has inflicted heavy losses on the Afghan Taliban regime.
Operation continues against terrorist networks
Pakistan’s armed forces continue to conduct powerful counter-attacks against the Afghan Taliban regime and militant group Fitna al-Khawarij. Security sources say the operations aim to neutralize terrorist infrastructure and cross-border threats originating from Afghanistan.
The campaign reflects Pakistan’s determination to respond decisively to aggression and militant activity along the border.
Security sources also reported a failed infiltration attempt near the Torkham border crossing. According to officials, Afghan Taliban fighters and Fitna al-Khawarij militants attempted to infiltrate Pakistan, but the attempt was foiled by Pakistani security forces.
During the operation, an Afghan Taliban commander known as Qahraman was killed along with his associates.
The slain commander was reported to be from Jalalabad, and security sources said the militants suffered heavy losses in the Pakistani military’s effective response.
Pakistan sends clear strategic message
Defense experts say the strike on Bagram Air Base carries strategic significance, sending a strong message that Pakistan can carry out operations anywhere in Afghanistan if necessary.
Experts also noted that terrorism against Pakistan has continued despite repeated warnings issued to Afghan authorities.
They added that weapons left behind by the United States in Afghanistan have also been used in attacks against Pakistan.
According to analysts, the Bagram strike demonstrates Pakistan’s resolve to counter cross-border militancy and respond firmly to threats originating from Afghan territory.
(These people have nothing to do but talk or do war.)
https://www.samaa.tv/2087347106-pakistan-strikes-bagram-air-base-in-afghanistan
‘We’re in it’: Democrats won’t rule out giving Trump more money for Middle East war
Democrats will have to balance a desire to criticize Trump’s offensive in Iran with pressure to support funding to defend the nation now at war.
| 03/04/2026 07:09 PM EST
Some Democrats aren’t ruling out voting for a multibillion-dollar military infusion, setting up a potential internal clash in the weeks ahead for a party whose political base is aghastat President Donald Trump’s aggression against Iran.
The Trump administration’s top defense and intelligence officials told lawmakers this week that the Pentagon could soon send an emergency supplemental funding request to Capitol Hill. They didn’t offer a timeline or dollar value, but the White House is reportedly mulling a $50 billion ask.
That’s a massive sum on top of the more than $990 billion Congress has shelled out for defense capabilities in recent months between the GOP’s “big, beautiful bill” and the latest government funding package.
To pass any new military funding measure through the Senate, the support of at least seven Democrats will be needed to overcome the filibuster. It’s far from certain the votes are there.
https://subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2026/03/democrats-iran-supplemental-funding-pro-00813547
>>24342942. What’s got into her? Is it her come to Jesus day?
>>24342923 I agree. His shrill voice is annoying it’s kind of programming minds and it seems a bit sinister. He should just go back to his rational self
>>24342916. Personally Rutte stole and misused the country he came from. I hope Trump Praising him is just to blow up his ego. He does illegal things and has pushed for years with war with Russia
Good the faggot baker is back. You keep a clean ship, can you reduce the anime a little. If not carryon
It doesn’t matter what the goyim want, it only matters what the fallen ones insude the 12 tribes wanted
Pretty interesting understanding of who is ruling the world, and have been for centuries, that might not be in a short while
The city of London and the bankers are pissed about what Trump is working towards; but it’s not just them. They’ve had centuries to spread the poison seeds .
Listen with an open mind
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https://youtu.be/1fPGOSVnpys