WATCH: ICE Agents Go Viral for Their Handling of Leftist Activist’s Airport Tantrum, ‘Why is Your Voice So Stressed Out?’

by Cassandra MacDonald Mar. 28, 2026

A pair of ICE agents walking through an airport has gone viral for their handling of a leftist activist’s whiny tantrum.

The activist,clearly agitated, repeatedly demanded answers about why they chose their jobs while claiming “the majority of Americans hate your guts” and accusing the agents of “terrorizing” people and wasting taxpayer money.

One agent, wearing a black “POLICE ICE” vest, remainedcomposed and addressed the harasser’s tone directly.

“Why is your voice so stressed out?”the agent calmly asked.

The activist shot back, “Why won’t you answer the question?”

The agent replied,“I don’t have to.”

A second agent, in a tan tactical vest clearly marked “POLICE ICE,” stood beside his colleaguewithout engaging the provocateur.

As the activist continued his rant, claiming taxpayers pay their salaries and calling the agents immoral, the officers simply kept walking, occasionally pointing out how nonsensical the questions were.

The activist followed the agents even as they moved through the terminal and outside,hurling more accusations about bonuses and “slaughtering innocent Americans” in reference to unrelated past events.

The agents never raised their voices, never touched the man, and never stopped doing their jobs.

On Friday, otherICE agents went viral for laughing at an activistwho was harassing them at LaGuardia Airport.

“You guys are the foot soldiers of a fascist regime, right? Is that not what it is?” the man shouts at them,repeating the insult while the agents grin and eventually burst into laughter.

“Is that funny? Is that funny?” he presses as the agents continue walking and trying to hold back their giggles.

The activist originally posted the video to Instagram, writing thathe was “speaking truth to power,” and complaining that they laughed at him.

End Wokeness

@EndWokeness

ICE agents laugh in the face of liberal at the airport screeching about fascism

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Eric Daugherty

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== BREAKING: These patriot ICE agents are being praised for respectfully SLAPPING DOWN a leftist activist in the airports in

"Why is your voice so stressed out?"

LIB: Why won't you answer the question?

ICE: "I don't have to."

From Kim "Katie" USA

8:05 AM · Mar 28, 2026

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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/watch-ice-agents-go-viral-their-handling-leftist/

>>24441517

We have Some very dumb people in our country. We should deport them to the EU where they will fit in, or to their home country of parents, maybe they will understand how good they have it. The EU puts them in jail if they said something that to, the Nazi regime there.

>>24441523. Yes

>>24441517

Do these antifa idiots aware, that every time they confront a government employee in ICE are breaking the law, because they are considered in the Police Force. And Ice and the agency have a rap sheet and identity of all of them. I’m glad these idiots have so much hubris. It always comes back to bite them.

More Trans Violence: LA Woman and Her Dog Shot to Death by Obsessive 27-Year-Old Transgender Partner, Family Shocked by Hidden Identity

by Cassandra MacDonald Mar. 29, 2026 10:15 am

A 48-year-old divorced massage therapist who had recently moved to Los Angeles andwas living with her much-younger transgender romantic partner was shot multiple times and killed in their Beverly Grove home last weekend, in what police described as a “domestic dispute.”

Carla Maribel Rodriguez was found shot inside the $2.4 million houseshortly before 8:30 a.m. last Sunday after police were called with reports of gunfire.

Rodriguez died after being rushed to the hospital.

Her beloved dog, Prince, was also shot and killed.

Los Angeles policearrested 27-year-old Emily Emerald Vogdt at the residence.

Vogdt,who identifies as a trans man and uses her middle name “Emerald,” is being held at the Century Regional Detention Center, an all-female jail in Lynwood, on $3.075 million bail, which was increased from an initial $2 million due to the severity of the charges.

The alleged murderer appeared in court on Thursday, but the arraignment was postponed until April 29.

Investigators told Rodriguez’s family that Vogdt had been “very possessive and obsessed” with the victimand that the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute.

Family membersbelieve Rodriguez may have been planning to leave the relationship.

Rodriguez’s brother, Joshua Vasquez, 39, confirmed to the New York Post that authoritiesdescribed Vogdt as transitioning to become a man.

The family and friends had assumed Rodriguez was dating a biological male.

Rodriguez had boasted about Vogdt on Facebook, calling her “the peanut butter to my jelly” and saying that she was “in love.”

The victim’s close friend, Jacqueline Dobson, 64, told the Post that she never met Vogdt but recalled Rodriguez calling her “wonderful.”

Dobson admitted she had grown suspicious about how the couple afforded their extravagant lifestyle, which included luxury trips to Aspen and Solvang for Christmas and New Year’s, a February getaway to Mammoth, and a three-day stay at the five-star Ritz-Carlton in Dana Point overlooking the cliffs.

The couple alsodrove a black Lamborghini Urus valued at around $250,000. Detectives removed a rifle case from the vehicle during the investigation.

Rodriguez’s aunt, Marcella Garcia, 59, saidno one in the family had ever met Vogdt.

Garcia noted that Rodriguez had told hershe was “trying something different” but provided no further details about her lover being transgender.

After seeing photos online, Garcia described the suspect as “a little strange and weird looking.”

The Post reports:

Records showVogdt stood to inherit a family trust valued at approximately $2.9 million, tied to a commercial property on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks.

The trust was established by Vogdt’s grandmother, Paula Vogdt, and passed to her daughter, Anita Vogdt, in 2013.

Anita died in 2022, leaving Vogdt as the sole heir. Despite this, Rodriguez had told her mother she was paying $1,000 per month to live in the Airbnb property the couple shared.

A dog sitter confirmed the couple’s odd relationship,saying the pair lived in separate bedrooms. She also said she had beenunaware Vogdt was biologically female.

This incident comes amid a wave of high-profile shootings involving transgender individuals in recent months.

In February, Jesse Van Rootselaar, who identified as transgender, carried out a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, killing eight people, including students and a teacher, before dying by suicide.

That same month, Robert Dorgan, who also identified as transgender, gunned down family members at a high school hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, killing three before taking his own life.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/more-trans-violence-la-woman-her-dog-gunned/

(Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian (left) and Revolutionary Guards Chief-Commander Ahmad Vahidi)

EXCLUSIVE

Rift deepens between Iran’s president and Guards chief over war, economy

19 hours ago

Serious disagreements have emerged between Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian and IRGC chief-commander Ahmad Vahidi overhow to manage the war and its damaging impact on people’s livelihoods and the economy, sources with knowledge of the matter told Iran International.

Pezeshkian has criticized the approach of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps regarding escalating tensions and continuing attacks on neighboring countries, warning about the economic consequences of the situation, according to the sources who spoke on condition of anonymity.

He has stressed thatwithout a ceasefire, Iran’s economy could face total collapse within three weeks to one month, the sources said.

On March 7, Pezeshkian in a video messageapologized for what he called “fire at will” attacks by the country’s armed forces on neighboring countriesand instructed them to stop such attacks.

However, the attacks continued shortly after the release of his message.

Call for restoration of executive power Informed sources told Iran Internationalthat Pezeshkian has called for executive and managerial powers to be returned to the administration, a demand that has been firmly rejected by Vahidi.

In response to the criticism,the IRGC commander blamed the current situation on the government’s failure to implement structural reforms before the conflict began, the sources said.

In recent days,Israeli media have also reported signs of divisions within Iran’s ruling system. The Times of Israel, citing a senior Israeli official, wrote: “There are signs of cracks in the Iranian regime.

We are now creating conditions for its overthrow, but ultimately everything depends on the Iranian people.”

The Israeli outlet Ynet also reported similar internal divisions earlier this month.

==Economic impacts

As the war enters its fifth week, its economic effects are increasingly visible==.

Reports from major citiesindicate that many ATMs are out of cash, not functioning, or physically inaccessible, while online banking services for several major banks, including Bank Melli, are periodically disrupted.

Government employees have told Iran Internationalthat salaries and benefits for large segments of workers have not been paid regularly over the past three months.

In February, before the outbreak of the ongoing war,average inflation for basic necessitiesreached triple digits, estimatedbetween 105% and 115%.

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603288722

(If any of this is true, since it comes from Israel, their hubris is a scam)

Iran’s former diplomats warn of prolonged regional war

Mar 26, 2026, 21:14 GMT

Behrouz Turani

Former Iranian diplomats are warning that the war between Iran, the United States and Israel could fundamentally reshape the Middle East’s security order,with some predicting a prolonged conflict and deeper regional instability.

The comments come as U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday he would pause planned strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure for 10 days until April 6, saying the move followed a request from Tehran and that negotiations were continuing.

Iranian officials have confirmed receiving proposals for talksbut say they are reviewing them while insisting Iran will not accept ultimatums.

The war, now entering its fourth week, has already drawn in multiple regional actors and heightened tensions around strategic chokepoints such as the Strait of Hormuz,raising concerns that a wider confrontation could disrupt global energy flows and destabilize the region further.

Saba Zanganeh, a former diplomat close to the office of Iran’s Supreme Leader, told the moderate outlet Fararu on March 25 thatthe conflict should prompt regional governments to reconsider their security policies and alliances.

He said regional governments have often acted as secondary players under foreign influence,worsening conflicts rather than resolving them.

The current war, he added, offers a stark lesson thatcontinuing the existing model will deepen regional crises.

He argued that decades of instability stem from what he describedas “a flawed strategic paradigm shared by regional states and external powers,” which he said hasrepeatedly produced destruction and fragmentation in countries includingIraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, Somalia and Yemen.==

Hossein Mousavian, Iran’s former ambassador to Germany,offered a more confrontational assessment.

Speaking to Etemad Online, he said Iranian officialsincreasingly view Persian Gulf Arab states as partners in the conflict, sharing what he described as acommon objective of the “complete destruction of Iran.”

Mousavian said Tehran is preparing for the possibility of a broader confrontation involving the United States and its regional allies.

Another former diplomat, Kourosh Ahmadi,suggested the conflict may last far longer than initially expected.

Speaking to Fararu, he noted that both Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first suggested the war might last only four to seven days before revising their estimates to several weeks.Even those expectations may prove unrealistic, he said.

Ahmadi pointed to Iran’s ability to restrict or control shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as a decisive factor in prolonging the conflict.As long as Tehran maintains that leverage over one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, he argued, the war is unlikely to end quickly.

“Israel seeks the collapse and incapacitation of Iran, not merely political concessions,” he said, arguing that Washington’s goals were more limited and often diverged from that of Israel.

Despite their different emphases, thethree former diplomats share a similar underlying assessment: the current conflict risks evolving into a prolonged regional crisis whose consequences could reshape the Middle East for years.

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603269573

Basicly Israel created this unending war!

ANALYSIS

Iran still depends on Hormuz despite years of workarounds

Dalga Khatinoglu

Oil, gas and Iran economic analyst

Mar 27, 2026, 01:45 GMT

Iran’s plans to reduce its reliance on the Strait of Hormuz appear to have delivered little practical change so far, according to tanker-tracking data from Kpler obtained by Iran International.

For more than a decade, Tehran has invested heavily in the Jask oil terminal, a project designed to shift part of its crude exports to the Gulf of Oman and create an alternative export route outside the Persian Gulf in times of crisis. Yet the data suggests the terminal has so far played only a marginal role in Iran’s export system.

According to Kpler data, Iran loaded an average of about 1.84 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude during the first 25 days of March. The contribution of the Jask terminal remained minimal.

Average loadings from Jask stood at roughly 81,000 bpd during this period—less than 5% of Iran’s total crude exports.

Historical patterns suggest this limitation may be structural. Iran first initiated exports from Jask in October 2024 amid heightened military tensions with Israel. Even then, volumes remained modest at around 77,000 bpd. In March 2025, exports from the terminal averaged roughly 54,000 bpd.

This is despite the fact that Jask is connected to Iran’s main oil-producing regions through a pipeline stretching nearly 1,000 kilometers, an infrastructure investment intended to enable significant export capacity outside the Persian Gulf.

In practice, Iran’s dependence on Kharg Island remains overwhelming.

Kpler data indicates that more than 84% of Iran’s oil exports in March were loaded from Kharg, while Jask accounted for just 4.4%. Another roughly 10% originated from the Soroush and South Pars terminals in the Persian Gulf.

Such concentration creates a clear strategic vulnerability: any disruption at Kharg could severely cripple Iran’s oil exports.

The question has gained renewed relevance as the war between Iran and the United States and Israel has intensified. The Strait of Hormuz—through which roughly a fifth of global oil trade passes—has become a central point of tension, with Tehran periodically restricting maritime traffic.

At the same time, reports have emerged of expanding US military operations in the region, including contingency planning involving strategic islands near the Strait of Hormuz that could be used to control access to the waterway.

In such a scenario,Iran’s continued reliance on export infrastructure concentrated around Kharg would leave its oil trade exposed to disruption.

Overall, theexport data underscores a fundamental reality: despite years of investment, Iran has not succeeded in meaningfully reducing its dependence on the Strait of Hormuz—or, more critically, on the Kharg export hub.

In a volatile regional environment, that dependence represents a significant structural weakness.

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603267938

Panama Canal conflict: China detains dozens of cargo ships

Lisa Monica, Sahrudin Fiqri M

March 28, 2026 6:03 A

China detains Panama-flagged ships after Hutchison concession revoked.

LOS ANGELES - The intensifying struggle for control over the strategic Panama Canal has now triggered an escalation in global maritime tensions.

The United States Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) said it is closely monitoring a sharp surge in the detention of Panama flagged vessels by Chinese authorities.

Beijing’s aggressive actions are believed to be a direct retaliation for a ruling by Panama’s Supreme Courtat the end of January, which unilaterally annulled the legal framework supporting CK Hutchison’s historic 1997 concession.

The ruling stripped the Hong Kong based company of its operating rights over the Balboa and Cristobal terminals, which sit on the Pacific and Atlantic sides of the Panama Canal, a crucial route that supports five percent of global maritime trade.

The cancellation of the concession followed strong pressure from Washington, which has been seeking to curb China’s influence in the strategic waterway.

According to Reuters (27/03/2026), following the controversial ruling,the Panamanian government immediately appointed two subsidiaries of major US and European companies, Maersk APM Terminals and Terminal Investment Limited of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), as interim port operators under an 18 month agreement.

Given the escalation, FMC Chair Laura DiBellarevealed that the rate of detentions of Panama flagged vessels by China has now far exceeded historical levels. Maritime intelligence from Lloyd’s List Intelligence shows that nearly 70 vessels have been detained since 8 March alone.

These intensive inspections are being carried out under informal directives and appear intended to punish Panamaafter the transfer of Hutchison’s port assets, DiBella said in an official statement.

The tensions are expected to directly affect the economic lifeline of the United States.

Since Panama flagged vesselscarry a very significant share of US containerised trade, these actions could result in major commercial and strategic consequences for US shipping, DiBella warned, adding that the FMC has full legal authority to investigate whether foreign regulations or practices are harming US commerce.

At the same time,China’s Ministry of Transport has reportedly summoned representatives from Maersk and MSC to Beijing for high level talks.

Meanwhile,CK Hutchison, which had operated the portsfor nearly 30 years, responded forcefully. The companyaccused Panamanian authorities of illegally seizing assets and has launched an international arbitration claim seeking more than US$2 billion in damages.

The geopolitical turmoil has also disrupted CK Hutchison’s plan to sell a majority stake in its global port business, valued at US$23 billion, to a consortium led by BlackRock and MSC. (SF/LM)

https://www.idnfinancials.com/news/62519/panama-canal-conflict-china-detains-dozens-of-cargo-ships

>>24440967, >>24441090 Somaliland offered to be the hammer of justice if the United States would extradite Omar there.PN

I think it was Front line that exposed the whole family, herfather is and was a general or military that lead to the killing of 100s of 1000s of innocent Somalis and they all fled to Europe, changed their names and identities. And I believe it said her father now serves in the UN. Just like a lot of criminals in the UN.

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Pakistan, Türkiye, Egypt, Saudi Arabia seek to de-escalate, as US moves in more troops

Meanwhile, Iran has said it is “waiting” for the US ground invasion

Published 28 Mar, 2026 21:51

• The foreign ministers of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Egypt have met in Islamabad for peace negotiations, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has said,as the four countries have emerged as mediators between the US, Israel and Iran.

• Iran’s parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf earlier claimed that the country's forces are “waiting” for American troops, as he accused the US of “secretly planning a ground invasion” while talking about negotiations.

• US Central Command said yesterday that the USS Tripoli – carrying 3,500 US service members – has arrived in the Middle East.

Here are the latest developments:

TheIsraeli military has said it is ready for a “multi-front war” after Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels entered the conflict with missile attacks on Israel.

Explosions have been heard in Tehran amid heavy bombardment, as Iran’s IslamicRevolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) threatened to hit US and Israeli university campusesin retaliation for strikes on Iranian education institutions.

Protests against the war were reported in Tel Aviv and cities across the US and Europe,while in Lebanon crowds gathered in Beirut after three journalists were killed in what was described as a targeted Israeli strike.

(RT is being slightly sensitive to U.S. but not much.)

(https://www.rt.com/news/636572-iran-us-israel-war-updates/

Suspected Ukrainian drones have crashed in Finland – prime minister

(The EU has no idea what a Demon and Dictator they created by backing and trusting Zelenskyy?No Idea Whasoever

Petteri Orpo has linked the aerial incursion to Kiev’s latest UAV attacks on oil facilities in Russia’s north-western Leningrad Region

Published 29 Mar, 2026 14:14

Two suspected Ukrainian drones have crashed in Finland, Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has reported, conjecturing that the UAVs were launched as part of Kiev’s latest attacks on neighboring Russia’s Leningrad Region.

In a post on X on Sunday, Orpo wrote that the“drones have strayed into Finnish territory,”and that the incident was being investigated by local authorities and the Defense Forces.

The Finnish prime ministercharacterized the “territorial violation as a very serious matter,” as quoted by Yle News.

Meanwhile, thecountry’s Air Force identified one of the UAVs as a Ukrainian AN196 drone.

There have been no reports of casualties on the ground as a result of the incident.

According to the Nordic country’s Defense Ministry, “several small, slow-flying, low-flying objects were observed in Finnish airspace over the seaand in southeastern Finland on Sunday morning.”

F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets were deployed to monitor the drones, but did not use suppressive fire so as to avoid collateral damage, according to Yle News.

The Defense Ministry stated that the UAVs eventually crashed near the city of Kouvola, roughly 100 kilometers (62 miles) west of the Russian border.

Since early March, the Defense Ministry inMoscow has reported that its air defenses have shot down hundreds of Ukrainian drones in Russian airspace on an almost daily basis. The Kremlin has characterized the UAV incursions as “terrorist attacks.”

On Wednesday, an unusually large number of drones were downed over Leningrad Region, with the raid resulting in a blaze in the port area of Ust-Luga,which is home to a major gas-processing complex as well as Europe’s largest oil terminal specializing in the transshipment of petroleum products from rail to sea tankers.

There were no injuries among civilians in the region, according to the authorities.

Meanwhile, also on Wednesday, aUkrainian UAV hit the chimney of the Auvere Power Plant in northeastern Estonia, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal reported.

At around the same time, anotherUkrainian drone impacted neighboring Latvia, the country’s Defense Ministry stated.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene had said early in the week that aUAV launched from Ukraine went astray and crashed in the south of the Baltic nationon Monday. According to the Baltic nation’s Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas,the drone went undetected by NATO radarbecause it was “flying at an altitude of less than 300 meters.”

Last September, after more than a dozen drones were reported crossing into Poland, Russia accusedUkraine of deliberately sending UAVs into NATO territory as part of a false flag attack, apparently with a view to pitting the Western military bloc directly against Russia.

https://www.rt.com/news/636654-suspected-ukrainian-drones-crash-finland-pm/

>>24441917. True, she is a real unregulated idiot, and the EU lets her keep talking like a retard that never lived in EU

>>24441912

This has always perplexed me,why does PDJT always cry it’s an outrage that Bibi is being prosecuted and Israel has to drop the charges?

• I’m sure Bibi has begged or tried to convince Trump to say he’s innocent! Trump knows Bibi is not a great friend and he is a hideous liar and a criminal, but Israel is our ally.Did you ever notice how much Trump compliments Bibi, calls him a great friend etc, etc, etc: he usually does this to people he despises and distrusts.

• In Trump’s action he may be trying to diplomatically support for Bibi, all his corrupt Cabinet and, the Jews that love him. Trump loves the people so he won’t be a divider with Israelis, and Americans. He doesn’t want the people to hate America or Trump, for not backing Bibi. And He doesn’t want to lose the Israeli’s mutual friendship with America.

• My thought: there’s no way on earth that Trump could be blackmailed or backing Bibi or doing it as a friend. So his actions are generous and said for a reason.

• Trump can be stating this he’s aware what he says as American president, will not have any effect of the legal proceedings their courts. So he knows his position does not have any legal strength in Israel prosecutions and courts. So no harm, no foul, he’s doing it knowing he will have no effect on the outcome. Also the Israelis that love Bibi, like hearing Trump try to help him.

Any other ideas anons?

>>24441912. Oh that is funny Tucker produced that video. The real truth of Bibi will come out and it will be more corrupt crimes