@derekjohnson

47 United States Code §606:

“He may give these directions at and for such times as he may determine, and may modify, change, suspend, or annul them and for any such purpose he is authorized to issue orders directly, or through such person or persons as he designates for the purpose, or through the Commission.

Any carrier complying with any such order or direction for preference or priority herein authorized shall be exempt from any and all provisions in existing law imposing civil or criminal penalties, obligations, or liabilities upon carriers by reason of giving preference or priority in compliance with such order or direction.”

Remember,

PBS

NPR

Lost their funding when the world thought “Josephine” was “president.”

CNN

MSNBC aka MSNDNC

ABC

Jimmy Fallon

Jimmy Kimmel

Bill Maher

Rachel Maddow

All HAMMERED by Bossman.

THAT is WHAT is going on in the “Wonderful World of Television.”

| 45 ——— 47 | 🫡♠️🇺🇸

>>24703023

Israel used white phosphorus over populated areas in Lebanon, NYT investigation finds

https://www.arabnews.jp/en/middle-east/article_171790/

Letter: Why does the US tolerate Israel's use of chemical weapon?

https://www.newburyportnews.com/opinion/letters_to_the_editor/letter-why-does-the-us-tolerate-israels-use-of-chemical-weapon/article_9fe6f59b-046e-435b-ba37-8b24d6522c17.html

>>24703047

just gas em with ivermectin / menben

@joekent16jan19

I’m skeptical that President Trump can secure a deal with Iran at this point in the war — I’ll explain why that is below, but let me first caveat my skepticism by reiterating: we don’t need to a deal to just declare victory and walk away. It’s the only way out of this mess in the short term that will deliver anything that looks like a win for the U.S.

Why can’t we reach a deal with Iran?

1. Iran believes they are winning—and they are not wrong to think they are. Iran is exploiting powerful leverage, which we delivered to them: closing the SOH has obviously significantly hindered the flow of oil/gas, putting massive pressure on us and the global economy.

Today, President Trump announced that the U.S. Navy has secretly escorted 200 oil tankers out of the SOH. While this is positive news and may have helped temper rising oil prices somewhat, the impact is not substantial enough to prevent a major energy crisis. These 200 tankers transiting the SOH over the past 100 days represent only about 2% of the normal volume—roughly 10,000 ships every 100 days—prior to the war. Furthermore, the U.S. has to deploy major naval and air assets to keep the SOH open. This is not sustainable and works to Iran’s advantage in the long run: Iran can disrupt commerce through the strait with relatively little effort, while the U.S. must risk two carrier battle groups simply to move 2% of the normal amount of oil and gas.

1. The Iranian hardliners have been emboldened and have no interest in reaching a deal. For years before the war, there was major tension between the moderates—who were open to dialogue with the U.S.—and the more militant factions of the Iranian government, primarily senior officers in the IRGC. At the outset of the war, we killed the leading moderate figure (moderate by Iranian standards), Supreme Leader Khamenei, along with several of his civilian counterparts like Ali Larijani. We’ve used the cover of peace talks as a ruse to launch attacks on Iran on two separate occasions. All of this bolstered the hardliners’ standpoint that we cannot be trusted in negotiations and that Iran had no choice but to fight.

1. Israel. Despite reports of tension between Bibi and Trump, the Israelis remain the spoiler of any progress towards a deal and prove it every time there are serious talks of peace. President Trump has made public statements urging Israel to show restraint, but has been ignored and, in many cases, outright defied. The Israelis consider any peace deal with Iran to be unacceptable and a major threat to their nation. Until President Trump takes away some U.S. military support from Israel, they will continue to sabotage any chance of a lasting peace.

Do you know what the longest running Human experiment is?

For 2,500-3,000 years, Jews and Muslims have circumcised every baby boy without anesthesia, as a ritual blood covenant.

This is the longest human selective-breeding experiment ever conducted.

The cut traumatizes the infant, rewiring the brain for high stress, poor bonding, and altered behavior. These changes are epigenetically passed down through generations, compounding damage, most likely irreversible.

After centuries, it creates distinct male patterns:

Jewish side:Mutilated early, leads to indirect power through words, money, and networks. Risk-averse, verbal, subversive-coded as "feminine" in warrior terms. Focus on guilt, reputation, matrilineal control.

Muslim side:Mutilated later, leads to overcompensation with dominance, violence, and possession. Brittle, explosive, honor-bound-hyper-masculine. Focus on physical control, polygamy, veiling.

Same brain damage, different environments: Diaspora for Jews (survive via cunning), conquest for Muslims (survive via force).

This fuels Jewish supremacy in the West (subversion via finance, media) and Islamic invasion (aggression, unassimilation).

The West was social engineered by Jews to normalize circumcusion, neutralizing resistance and turned it into a billion dollar precious tissue harvesting operation.

Solution: Ban non-medical infant male circumcision entirely-no exceptions. This stops inducting western boys, and reactivates cultural defenses and the western moral superiority.

Next question…Could banning circumcusion be the solution to saving the West from middle eastern demographics terrorizing the world with their turf wars?

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/1432

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4403/text

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/7612/

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/5427

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/7865

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/6781

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>>24703081

nah they were genuine, you could tell by the memes

>>24703179

check what out ?

>>24703178

how about we just petition the governement for redress of grievances instead ? (state lg)