>>24420193 Former U.S. Air Force Bio-Environmental Engineer Kristen Meghan caught the military shipping massive quantities of aluminum, barium, and strontium to be deliberately mixed into jet fuel on bases; was threatened as a result…PN

>>24420193 Former U.S. Air Force Bio-Environmental Engineer Kristen Meghan caught the military shipping massive quantities of aluminum, barium, and strontium to be deliberately mixed into jet fuel on bases; was threatened as a result…

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https://x.com/DrMargaretShow/status/2035870981093277907?s=20

>>24420203 Oncologist Dr. Angus Dalgleish points out that the Pfizer mRNA injections "are all full of SV40".PN

SV40 was what—in my day—we put into mice to make them grow tumours… and we're putting this into humans."

"These people behind Moderna and Pfizer are just pure, pure evil and they must be held to account."video attached.

The question is what is RFKjr doing about this? Every pharma company needs to be investigated, money is their god, and it seems like it fulfills the NWO of how to eliminate as many humans as possible.

But they do it with drugs to get them sick with cancer, so another pharma company gets to fill them with new drugs to keep them living with other drugs, so a lot of Pharma companies, doctors, scientists etc., gets money in long draw out deaths. It ls not just money they make, it’s all the hideous doctors etc. that get new patients to do their part in the patients death.

==Do you know how many doctors, facilities and ancillary treatments, specialists are involved in “one” cancer patient’s “treatment and/or death”? It’s not just one cancer doctors (different cancers go to different specialty doctors, it’s the labs, hospitals, rehabs etc.

Cancer is a great money maker.The worst thing about it these numerous doctors, etc the patient has to see, they intentionally draw out gruesome death of the patient.Oh and after they die, some patients approve scientists to use their body to do more “mad” scientist tests.

Cancer patients are great for experiments for future toxic treatments, then they try to get them involved in new experimental treatments.It never ends, even after the patient dies.. And it’s not just cancer research, it’s all the sicknesses they create to develop more treatments and more drugs.

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https://x.com/wideawake_media/status/2036042953295069520?s=20

Read “The Dream and Lie of Louis Pasteur” attached or link below. (It was French Pharma that started toxic drugs in the early or mid 1800s and backed Pasteur with their fucking Germ Theory. It’s a short book but gives you the start of pharma drugs. Even though Pasteur was proven wrong by much smarter scientists, Pharma won their war to sell their drugs.

https://ia801808.us.archive.org/18/items/DreamAndLieOfLoiusPasteurAudiobook/The%20Dream%20%26%20Lie%20of%20Louis%20Pasteur%20by%20R.%20B.%20Pearson%20%281942%29.pdf

Iran foreign minister signaled readiness for deal in call with US - Ynet

5 hours ago

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi signaled readiness to movetoward a deal in a phone call with US envoy Steve Witkoff, Ynet reported.

Citing people familiar with the conversation, the report saidAraghchitold US counterpartsthat Iran had approval from new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to “close the issue quickly” provided Tehran’s conditions were met.. (Yes that leader that is in a coma or dead, gave his approval, and he passed the approval through the numerous doctors treating him. KEK)

It said the call,which also involved the other US envoys Jared Kushner, reflected ongoing contactsdespite Iran’s public denial of negotiations after US President Donald Trump said he had had productive talks with Iran.

The report said gaps between the sides remained significantand added that Israel was not part of the talks and learned of them through other sources.

(Iran knows that Bibi and Israel leaders pushed this war over the last year to Trump, so they blame Israel much more. Plus Bibi is hideously opposed on making peace with Iran. As a matter of fact Israel wants to destroy and conquer all the countries in the region, including the Gulf states, because Trump are allies with them.)

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603242752

Persian Gulf states weighing deeper role in war against Iran - WSJ

8 hours ago

Governments across the Persian Gulf aremoving closer to supportingthe US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.

The report sayscountriesincluding Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirateshave taken steps that could expand their involvement in the conflictfollowing Iranian attacks on regional energy infrastructure and shipping routes.

Saudi Arabia hasallowed US forces to use a key air base that could support operationslinked to the war, while theUAEhas beguntargeting Iranian-linked financial and commercial networks inside the country.

While these measures stop short of direct military participation, they suggest Washington’s regional partners may be gradually positioning themselves for a more active role as the conflict continues.

(https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603249088

Amazon’s AWS Bahrain region disrupted by drones - Reuters

7 hours ago

Amazon said on Tuesday that its Amazon Web Services region in Bahrain had been disrupted by drone activity amid the conflict in the Middle East, Reuters reported.

Amazon said it washelping customers migrate to alternate AWS regions while it worked to recover service, according to the report.

“As this situation evolves and, as we have advised before, we request those with workloads in the affected regions continue to migrate to other locations,” the company said.

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603244197

Tehran keeps up war rhetoric after Trump signals possible talks

10 hours ago

Behrouz Turani

Iranian state mediacontinued issuing warningsagainst the United States even after President Donald Trump said Monday that the two countries had held “constructive” talks—and that he was therefore postponing planned strikes on Iran’s power grid.

Exchanging threats. — sometimes several times a day— has becomethe dominant mode of communicationbetween Tehran and Washington.

The IRGC-linked Fars News Agencydenied that any contact had taken placebetween the two sides, while a senior commander escalated the rhetoric live on Iran’s state broadcaster.

“We will hit you so hard that your dentures will be knocked out of your mouth.”(KEK that’s scary)

Major General Abdollahi of the IRGC’s Khatam al-Anbia Headquarters alsovowed to deploy “a new secret weapon that will bring an end to the enemy’s operations.”

Over the past two days, following Trump’s threat to strike Iran’s power-generation infrastructure unless Tehran unconditionally opens the Strait of Hormuz, several Iranian commanders and officials have issued counter-threats.

The core message was captured in an IRGC statement quoted by Entekhab on March 23:??“We will respond to any attack immediately and at the same level.”

Entekhab also cited an IRGC spokesperson elaborating on Tehran’s position: “They hit schools and hospitals, but we did not reciprocate.If they attack power plants, we will strike power plants in countries that host US bases.” That would include much of the Middle East.

In a March 22 post on X, Esmail Saghab Esfahani, Iran’s vice president for energy optimization and strategic management,responded to Trump’s ultimatum.

“The Strait of Hormuz game has put so much pressure on Trump that he has issued a 48-hour ultimatum—unaware that the next move, which is thedestruction of the most important electricity and water infrastructureof the Zionist regime and the United States in the region, will put even more pressure on him,” he wrote.

Saghab Esfahani alsosuggestedthat residents of Israel and people in countries hosting Iran’s adversarieswould be wise to store water and charge their phonesduring those 48 hours.

Nour News, an outlet close to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council,responded with a mix of defiance and warning.

“Trump’s threat to destroy Iran’s electrical infrastructureis an explicit admission of a war crimeand asign of desperation,” it said.

In the hours before Trump’s deadline,a different narrativewas circulating among many Iranian social-media users—particularly within opposition circles.

Rather than targeting infrastructure that ultimately serves the Iranian public, they. urged the United States and Israel to focus on dismantling the security apparatus . that underpins the state’s repressive machinery.

The tension was heightened further by an IRGC statement announcing what it described as ashiftin Iran’s military doctrine—from adefensive posture to an offensive one.

As for ordinary Iranians, many appear increasingly anxious about how attacks on infrastructure might affect their already strained daily lives.

In Tehran. —unlike in US markets—there has beenno calm after Trump’s announcements. The drums of war are growing louder.

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603247615

They really sound like the bully gang down the block. Their threats are tiresome!

Russia, China push back against Hormuz restrictions

Mar 23, 2026 at 12:38 GMT

Russia and China expressed concern on Monday over restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz and warned thatfurther escalation could widen the conflict and disrupt global energy supplies.

Russia’s foreign ministry said on Monday itopposed any blockade of the waterwaybut added that the situation should be viewed within a broader global context, according to Interfax.

China urged all sides to halt military activityand return to negotiations, warning that continued confrontation risks destabilizing the region.

“Should hostilities continue to escalate and the situation deteriorate further,the entire region will be plunged into chaos,” foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said.“The use of force will only lead to a vicious cycle.”

Disruptions shake energy markets

Recent limits on shipping through the strait have disrupted energy flows and driven oil prices higher,highlighting the route’s role as a conduit for roughly one-fifth of global crude and liquefied natural gas.

The disruption follows rising tensions that havecurtailed maritime trafficand raised concerns among energy-importing countries over prolonged supply constraints.

US President Donald Trump on Monday said he would postpone planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure after what he described as constructive talks with Tehran.

“Based on the tenor and tone of these in-depth, detailed, and constructive conversations, I have instructed the Department of War to postpone any and all military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five-day period,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

The remark follows his earlier 48-hour ultimatum warning Iran to reopen the strait or face military action targeting its energy sector.

This comes weeks after large-scale US and Israeli strikeson Iran began on February 28, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, senior commanders and destroying military infrastructure.

Iran sets terms for access

Iran’s Defense Council said on Monday that passage through the strait would depend on coordination with Tehran for countries it described as non-belligerent.

“The onlyway to pass throughthe Strait of Hormuzfor non-belligerent states is by coordinating passage with Iran,” the council said.

The statement warned that any attack on Iran’s energy infrastructure would draw a strong response andraised the possibility of mining maritime routesif Iranian territorywere targeted.

Diplomatic push to keep waterway open

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said 22 countries were working together to ensure the strait remains open, reflecting growing international concern. (After the war part ended, how courageous they are.)

Earlier this month,China held discussions with Iran aimed at securing safe passagefor oil and liquefied natural gas tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as the conflict intensified, according to three diplomatic sources talking to Reuters.

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603235012

I wonder if China, Russia and other allies, regret sending and allowing so many arms, bombs, etc etc etc are rethinking funding terrorists? China probably never thought they would be blocked by their own proxies of war?Or MAYBE China pushed Iran to do it!

>>24420681 Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio Dominguez on Friday sought to convince Canada to prop up the fading Communist regime PN

Carney made such a smart to deal with Communists, he’ll give in or beg Russia to talk Cuba down. Well that won’t work because Carney is on the side of Ukraine!

I hope Canada knows what Carney is doing to their country, the problem the opposition party sound weak and feckless. And they really haven’t put a dent in the Carney machine.

Ukraine turns down US ‘paradise’ offer – media

Washington is offering Kiev economic benefits and security guarantees in exchange for a full withdrawal from Donbass, Ukrainskaya Pravda has reported

(Trump and Washington should pull back all arms, equipment and America military that have to run the arms because Ukrainians can’t do it, along with pulling out all CIA, US war strategists, military strategies and secrets from Ukraine once and for all; and don’t send more weapons to the EU to give them to Kiev.)

Published 24 Mar, 2026 14:

TheUS is trying to convince Ukraine to withdraw from the Donbass Regionandreach peace with Moscowwhilepromising Kiev securityguarantees and sweeping economic benefits in return (hell NO), Ukrainskaya Pravda reported on Tuesday, citing sources. However,Kiev has so far refused the offer, with Ukrainian officials trying todivert US attentionfrom the issue –even as Washington is running out of patience.

Several Ukrainian officials told the paper that the issue of Donbass, which joined Russia in 2022 in public referendumsbut partlyremains under Kiev’s control – remains one ofthe key obstacles towards peace. Kiev has consistentlyrefused to pull backfrom the region, a moveMoscow has described as a key prerequisite for sustainable peace.

“The Americans do not see how we can reach an agreement on the main issue(that’s a lie),” an unnamed Ukrainian official said, adding that?the US could eventually decide to walkout of the settlement talks to focus on Iran and its domestic agenda. (WTF)

The official noted that theUS is “even ready to offer us real security guarantees if we withdraw from Donbass.“ (another lie Trump said specifically that the EU countries will do that.) A second source remarked that theUS-Ukraine talks “feel like there are three sides presentat the meetings,” withUkraine “constantly arguing. with the Americans” over the Anchorage framework reached during the Putin-Trump Alaska summit last summer.

“Leave Donbass and we’ll build a paradise for you, as agreed in Alaska,” the source added, describing the US stance. (Who to hell is U.S.’s negotiator? Why would we do that? Just arrest Zelensky and thrown him in jail!)

With US pressure mounting, Ukrainian officials “are spending a lot of timetrying to divert the Americans from the idea of withdrawaltowards the creation of some economic zones or something else,” a source said. “But at some point, everything is thrown aside, andwe again hear: ‘You need to leave.’ And so it goes in circles.”

Ukraine’s VladimirZelenskyacknowledged US pressure last monthbut insisted that Kiev is “not losing the war,” even as it gradually loses ground to advancing Russian troops.

The latest round of US-Ukraine talks took place last weekend, withUkrainian officials saying they were focused on security guarantees and prisoner exchanges.

However, trilateral talks involving Russia remain on iceamid the Iran war, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying the talks were in a ‘situational pause for obvious reasons’ and would resume once schedules were aligned, particularly with the American mediators.

https://www.rt.com/russia/636054-ukraine-rejects-us-paradise-offer-donbass/

US considering sending airborne troops to Iran – NYT

A brigade of some 3,000 paratroopers could join the conflict in the Middle East, the paper has reported

Published 24 Mar, 2026 09:37 |

Senior US military officials are looking into the possibilityof deploying airborne troops to capture Kharg Island, responsible for 90% of Iran’s crude oil exports, the New York Times has reported, citing American defense sources.

The US struck military targets on the island sitting around 25 kilometers (15 miles) from the Iranian coast in the Persian Gulf in mid-March,but refrained from hitting the energy infrastructure. Reports have been circulating since then, claiming that Washington could launch a ground operation to take control of the key oil hub in an attempt to cripple Tehran’s economy after three weeks from the start of the US-Israeli war with the Islamic Republic.

Iran has been warning that it would set oil and gas facilities in the Gulf nations “on fire”if the move against Kharg Island is made. On Monday, it also threatened to retaliate by mining the Strait of Hormuz and all other waterways in the region.

The plan under consideration at the Pentagon is to send some 3,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne’s “Immediate Response Force,” said to be capable of deploying anywhere around the globe within 18 hours, to carry out the attack on the island, the NYT said in an article on Monday.

Another option being discussed is using 2,500 troops from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is already on its way to the Middle East, for the operation, it added.

There is also a scenario where the paratroopers could augment the marines, current and former officials told the paper. Despite being able to arrive swiftly,the airborne troops lack heavy equipment, possessed by the marines, that would be needed to repel possible Iranian efforts to take Kharg Island back, they explained.

The NYT’s sources said that the attack on the oil hub is just prudent planning, stressing that no orders to carry it out have so far been given by the Pentagon or the US Central Command.

Former director of the National Counterterrorism Center,Joe Kent, who resigned from the post last week in protest against the US-Israeli war on Iran, told the Washington Post on Mondaythat the American operation on Kharg Island “would be a disaster” and amount to simply “giving Iran a bunch of hostages on an island that they could barrage with drones and missiles.”

(Kent seems to hold a very positive opinion on behalf of Iran! Is Kent as smart as General Caine? KEK)

https://www.rt.com/news/636006-us-iran-kharg-island/

Pakistan could host US-Iran talks – media

Islamabad has reportedly proposed holding discussions involving top aides from Washington and Tehran

Published 24 Mar, 2026 07:04

Pakistan could host talks between the US and Iran on ending the Middle East conflict, according to reports.

The South Asian nation has offered to host talks in its capital, Islamabad, as early as this week, the Financial Times reported on Monday.

The talks would likely involve senior officials from Washington and Tehran, the report said.

Pakistani Army Chief AsimMunir spoke with US President Donald Trump on Sunday, while Prime Minister ShehbazSharif held a telephone call with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Monday.

Apart from conveying his concerns on the “dangerous ongoing hostilities in the Gulf region,”Sharif assured Iran that Pakistan would continue to play a constructive role in “facilitating peace” in the region.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei has also suggested thatmessages have been received from “some friendly countriesindicating aUS request for negotiations at ending the war,” the official IRNA news agency reported.

“Appropriate responses were given [to those initiatives] in accordance with the country’s fundamental positions,” Baqaei was quoted as saying.

Trump said on Monday that the US will postpone attacks on Iranian energy facilities after “productive” talks, though Tehran has said there is currently no dialogue with Washington.

The US has not provided details about the talks Trump referred to. “These are sensitive diplomatic discussions, and the United States will not negotiate through the news media,” the White House said.

The FT report saidPakistani officials were facilitating communications between Tehran and Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

Pakistan hasbeen mooted as a possible mediator to broker peace, in addition to Egypt and Qatar, AFP said.

Islamabad has condemned the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and also kept its ties intact with Saudi Arabia. Sharif and Munir visited Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh earlier in March.

Pakistan shares a border with Iran. There are 6 million Pakistani expats in the Middle East, most of them in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, who account for over 54% of its overseas remittances.

https://www.rt.com/news/636005-pakistan-could-host-us-iran/

It makes sense Trump gets cooperation when he helped the leaders of 8 countries to attain peace!

(Of course Kim needed attention, they are missing threatening the World)

North Korean nukes can threaten US – Kim

Pyongyang’s nuclear arsenal provides leverage against American “terrorism and aggression,” the nation’s leader has said

Published 24 Mar, 2026

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said the country can pose a credible nuclear threat to the US as opposed to being a target for American attempts to project power.(All the while the U.S. has not threatened them.)

Speaking during a policy address to newly elected lawmakers on Monday, Kim emphasized the role of nuclear weapons in ensuring national security.

He accused Washington of carrying out “state terror and aggression” globally, arguing that such actions justify Pyongyang’s concerns about the US military presence in the region, including deployments involving nuclear-capable assets. According to Kim, North Korea’s nuclear arsenal provides a strong safeguard against potential attacks.

“Our nation is no longer a country under threat,” he said. “We possess the power to pose athreat if necessary.” (He had to say that to not upset Trump.)

North Korea withdrew from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 2003 to pursue its weapons program. It has since developed nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles believed to be capable of reaching the US mainland, among other potential targets.

Despite international sanctions and proposals offering economic incentives for denuclearization – often referred to as the ‘Libyan model’ – Pyongyang has continued its efforts.

Kim argued that the nuclear program has delivered benefits beyond defense, claiming it has supported scientific progress and economic development.He said “hostile forces claiming that there would be no prosperity without nuclear disarmament”were proven wrong.

He reiterated that North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons and vowed to oppose any efforts to challenge its status. In particular, he rejected denuclearization proposals from South Korea, which he described as “the most hostile state.”

The office of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said Kim’s commentsundermined efforts toward peaceful coexistence.

(Maybe Trump will give Kim attention later! KEK)

https://www.rt.com/news/636010-kim-nuclear-threat-us/

BBC accused by own staff of ‘misleading’ Gaza coverage

Journalists since fired from the British state broadcaster’s Arab section have alleged they were discriminated against and unfairly dismissed

Published 23 Mar, 2026 12:03 |

The BBC has been accused of restricting Gaza war coverage and misleading the publicin a case brought by five of its former Arabic journalists.

The allegations emerged during a UK employment tribunal hearing, where the journalistsaccused the British state broadcaster of discrimination and unfair dismissal linked to their coverage of the Gaza war, Middle East Monitor reported on Sunday.

The case is reportedly the first of its kind to be brought by a group from the BBC Arabic service. Coverage of the hearing has largely been limited to non-Western outlets, including Lebanon’s Al Mayadeen and Middle East Monitor.

The complainants are Ahmed Rouaba, Dima Odeh, Nahed Najar, Mohamed El-Ashiry, and Amer Sultan.

Central to the case is Sultan, a 17-year BBC Arabic veteran who saidhe was dismissed after raising concerns over editorial breaches. He told the court internal communicationsshowed “legal and editorial restrictions” were imposed on BBC Arabic staff operating in Israel. The limitations, he said,hindered coverage of an October 13 incident in which Israeli police assaulted a BBC crew.

Court documents detail internal “listening sessions” led by Liliane Landor, then-director of the BBC World Service. Sultan testified Landor was “disturbed by what she heard,” told staff “we misled the audience,”and promised an investigation, although no findings were shared before he left in October 2024.

The BBC’s defense representative did not deny his account but downplayed the breach, arguing it “does not constitute whistleblowing” as no “legal obligations”were violated.

The hearing follows an attack on RT war correspondent Steve Sweeney and his cameraman, Ali Rida Sbeity, who were injured by an Israeli strike while filming in southern Lebanon last week.

Critics have accused Western media outlets of rushing to amplify claims of journalists in peril butbeing more selective when the culprit is Israel and the agency is RT.

Specifically, the BBC listed Sweeney – an experienced war correspondent – as a “presenter,” and was accused of treating the incident as minor and portraying the missile’s origin as ambiguous. UK outletThe Independent did not mention Israeli bombings of Lebanon at all in its reporting of the incident.

In a separate case, the BBC’s Middle East editor,Raffi Berg, who has boasted of his links to Israelis secret services, is currently suing a columnist for libel over claims he shaped coverage to favor Israel.

(It sounds like the leftist BBC lies all the time when the subject is not liked by the City of London!)

https://www.rt.com/news/635908-arab-journalists-bbc-court/