Rubio Orders Deportation of Kuwaiti Permanent Resident Who Smeared Americans as His ‘Enemy’ and Praised Terrorism

by Jack Davis, The Western Journal Jul. 10, 2026 6:20 pm42 Comments

“Since Al-Aqsa Flood, we’ve witnessed an unprecedented surge in public support for Palestine,”Another graphic he shared said that “the enemy remains Isntreal and Amerika.”

A woman who supported the U.S. and Palestine came in for mockery.

“Lol I wonder what this cracker would think if she knew I watch documentaries and investigations of white on white crimes to soothe myself to sleep,” he wrote.

After returning to Kuwait as war with Iran loomed, he saideven if Iran launched a missile that killed him, it would be the fault of America and Israel.

Amid reports of a deal in the war with Iran, Alkhudari posted a photo of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump, writing:“Hope whatever the other carries is contagious and they both perish from a comet striking them just before they take their final breaths suffocating on white phosphorous [sic] and their own blood.”

He attacked what hecalled “incessant Amerikan and zionist expansion proxy warfare, sectarian fragmentation, and the normalization of colonial presences across the region.”

“The Trump administration will never allow foreigners who denigrate our great nation to abuse the hospitality of the United States and remain on American soil,” a State Department official told the Daily Wire.

“This foreign national wished harm on our president, referred to America as ‘the enemy,’ and voiced support for foreign terror organizations,”the official said.

“Foreign nationals who echo propaganda from foreign adversaries while residing in the United Statesshould expect to find themselves on a deportation flight. They must return home,” he said.

Western citizens who “identify as pro-Palestine” but don’t understand whyIran attacks U.S. bases are “exposing the limits of their political literacy and nature of their performativity,”

“There is no point walking them through it,” he wrote. “It’s fruitless labor. Imagine explaining sectarianism to a white Amerikan who roots for Francesca Albanese and thinks Pierce [sic] Morgan’s sympathy signifies change … If one cannot situate the Zionist entity within the broader architecture of regional militarization and normalization, the confusion is self-imposed.”

Alkhudari criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani in an article in a Kuwaiti newspaper,writing that the far-left mayor “came from the heart of the American liberal establishment and enjoyed the support of white feminist movements and liberal normalizers whose true loyalty remained with the American colonial system, even if they wore the mask of ‘progress and civilization.’”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/rubio-orders-deportation-kuwaiti-permanent-resident-smeared-americans/

I believe that Israel stating that Iran plans on assassinating Trump was actually Israel warning him that he could be erased by them

Jerusalem post in numerous articles that Trump doesn’t want Bibi involved and how sad it was that Trump didn’t want to work with Israel and especially Bibi. I read at least 5 articles making Bibi was an ally and Israel doesn’t think it fair. I posted a number of articles saying the same thing, Bibi and Isreal just want to help. They made it sound like Trump was being mean.

Katz said some offensive language toward Trump.

I wouldn’t doubt Iran is trying but if Trump limits Bibii’s being limited, Israel has as much rage.

When Bibi says him and Trump are great partners. When you think about why did Israel announce this when the world knows Iran wants to eliminate Trump.

If I was in the SS or the US IC I would think the same thing, especially when everyone knew that for a long time. This was a warning by Israel they could eliminate Trump!

Only Nicolas Cage Could Tell Stories Like These | The Interview

David Marchese writes: I’m just going to lay my cards out on the table: I believe Nicolas Cage is a truly special artist and the most original actor since Marlon Brando. It’s not only that he’s capable of delivering beautifully naturalistic performances, like in “Leaving Las Vegas” (1995), for which he won an Oscar for best actor, or that he has credibly jumped between romantic comedies like “Moonstruck” (1987), action movies like “The Rock” (1996) and unclassifiable films like “Adaptation” (2002). It’s that he brings a distinctly postmodern, wildly imaginative and thrillingly risky approach to all of it. This fall he’ll be playing the title role in David O. Russell’s “Madden,” about the iconic N.F.L. coach John Madden. Cage’s outsize style — which has led to his work being frequently memed — also pulls in references from other films, painting and music, both highbrow and lowbrow, and has taken acting far beyond limited notions of verisimilitude or even, frankly, traditional judgments of good or bad.

The same devotion to originality shows up in his life offscreen, too. Cage, who is 62 and whom I previously interviewed in 2019, is, to be fair, a bona fide eccentric. His idiosyncratic interests, lavish spending habits and free-spirited nature are, in their own way, as legendary as his highly distinctive performances and at times have threatened to overshadow his groundbreaking artistic legacy. (I’m far more interested in the latter, but the former is still pretty intriguing!)

What else can I say, other than there’s no one like him. The latest evidence is the new series “Spider-Noir,” based on a Marvel comic and available to watch in either color or sumptuous black and white. The show, premiering in the United States on MGM+ on May 25 and globally on Prime Video on May 27, is Cage’s first big foray into TV, and in it he plays Ben Reilly, a hard-boiled private investigator in 1930s New York who also happens to be a web-slinging superhero. The resulting mash-up, like so much of this interview, is gloriously weird, and perfectly Cage.

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https://youtu.be/YHgq0g4gYnM

Hageman Demands Answers From Zuckerberg About Cheyenne Data Center Contamination 1/3

Wyoming U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman in a Thursday letter is demanding answers from ppMeta founder Mark Zuckerberg about how its Cheyenne data center contaminated the city’s wastewater system. “I am deeply concerned,” she wrote==

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Wyoming’s lone U.S. House representative is demanding answers from Mark Zuckerberg on a Cheyenne-area data center wastewater contamination incident that caused the city’s reuse system to shut down for months.

The Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities (BOPU) issued a public notice June 26 that laboratory staff identified a bacterium, Cupriavaidus gilardii, in a wastewater sampling.

The board on July 2 identified the source of the initial contamination as Goat System LLC — a Meta ​data center company in the development known as Project Cosmo.

That public announcement about the contamination came more than four months after the Meta contractor — which is building an $800 million data center in south Cheyenne — disrupted the city’s reclaimed wastewater system with the rare bacterial contaminant.

The board had revoked Goat Systems’ industrial discharge privileges for fill-and-flush operations, and Cheyenne’s reuse water system was taken offline.

U.S. House Rep. Harriet Hageman demanded answers in a Thursday letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

“Many are rightfully concerned about high water consumption rates by data centers in our communities where every drop of water is accounted for and needed,” wrote Hageman, “so I am even more concerned that this contamination seemingly came from your facility’s closed-loop cooling system, a technology that is marketed as being a solution to high data center water consumption rates.”

Hageman added that, “Many Wyomingites are also rightfully concerned that they learned about this contamination on June 26 and that the Meta Cheyenne facility was identified as the culprit on July 2nd, when the discharge privileges for Goat Systems was revoked on March 24th.”

New industries seeking to enter small-community Wyoming life can only do so with support from local communities, wrote Hageman, “which is earned built on trust, collaboration and communication with our citizens.

“I am deeply concerned that Meta did not follow this model in this instance.”

(https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/07/09/hageman-demands-answers-from-zuckerberg-about-cheyenne-data-center-contamination/

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What She’s Asking Zuckerberg

She poses five questions to Zuckerberg:

• How did the contamination happen, including from the closed-loop cooling system — and had that happened elsewhere?

• When did the project companies and contractors learn of the issue and what steps did they take to alert the local, state and federal authorities and mitigate the threat?

• Where is the facility taking its wastewater now, and how will that prevent threats to Wyoming communities?

• Does Meta plan community outreach on this incident?

• Can closed-loop cooling systems scale down water consumption safely?

Hageman concluded, “Wyoming deserves information and consultation from the industries which plan to call our state home.”

A Meta spokesperson in a Thursday email reiterated the company's earlier statement on the contamination.

"Meta is supporting the efforts of our general contractor, Fortis, to resolve this issue with the City of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities," the statement says. "When the board shared that it found a substance in the city's wastewater — not public drinking water — Fortis immediately stopped discharging industrial wastewater and began hauling it offsite. Fortis also began its own water testing with an independent environmental specialist which has found no trace of the substance."

The statement concludes, "Meta is committed to being a good neighbor in Cheyenne, including through the protection of local water resources, and will continue encouraging collaboration between Fortis and the board until this situation is resolved.”

‘Unpleasant Surprise'

The delay between the contamination and making it public also concerned some Cheyenne city officials.

Cheyenne City Councilman Pete Laybourn told Cowboy State Daily last week that learning the contamination originated from Meta's data center was unwelcome news.

(https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/07/09/hageman-demands-answers-from-zuckerberg-about-cheyenne-data-center-contamination/

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"It's a very, very unpleasant surprise," Laybourn said. "I have a lot yet to learn. It definitely complicates matters."

Laybourn said he has already expressed concerns about some of the arrangements the city has made with data center operators, adding that he expects the disclosure will prompt additional discussion.

"It's about the last thing we need right now," he said. "But it's a reality we're going to have to work through.”

Mayor Patrick Collins likewise expressed disappointment after the BOPU announcement.

"I think it's a disappointment to everyone involved," he told Cowboy State Daily.

Collins also praised the BOPU for catching the contamination and getting the city's sewage reuse system cleaned up.

(https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/07/09/hageman-demands-answers-from-zuckerberg-about-cheyenne-data-center-contamination/

Nail Zuckerberg to the wall with all of DS and Nephilim to the wall and destroy every evil thing they created!