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Joe Kent when Tucker Carlson reminds him that Libyan leader Muammar Ghadaffi was sodomised by a bayonet. Don't put these people on pedastels. They don't become clean overnight.

Adam Sandler's Father-in-law defended an Epstein Crony

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Mexican journalist Ignacio Gómez Villaseñor says less than 10% of Mexicans have registered their phone lines with the biometric CURP (similar to social security) as required by laws passed in 2025. Signs of resistance are growing.

"I insist: don't register. We're beating the government."

" PREOCUPA AL GOBIERNO FRACASO DEL REGISTRO DE CELULARES

La información que advertí sobre la exposición masiva de datos en TelCel al arrancar el periodo del registro obligatorio de líneas ocasionó demasiada desconfianza en los mexicanos.

El porcentaje de líneas registradas es mínimo (ni 10%) y, pese a todo pronóstico, la voz de los mexicanos se está haciendo presente: es totalmente inviable que las compañías cancelen los números no asociados con CURP.

¡Se quedarían sin clientes!

El tema ha escalado hasta el punto en el que analizan campañas para tratar de deslegitimar la preocupación real de especialistas en la materia que han insistido en que la medida no sirve de absolutamente nada (y hay evidencia de sobra)."

■□□□□ Military Cyber Capabilities: Emerging Chinese capabilities in "space" pose real threats. CMSgt Ron Lerch highlights research into LiDAR, #stealth microsatellites, and counter-LEO strategies — all of which could challenge U.S. and allied space security in the near future.
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The more testosterone you have, the more likely you are to persist in fighting, even against hopeless odds.

"Everyone is focused on oil prices. A new Morgan Stanley report shows the real supply chain threat nobody is talking about.

The Middle East controls 45% of global sulphur, the key input for fertilizer production. It also controls 22% of urea, ammonia, and diammonium phosphate, the nutrients that feed global crop yields. These supply chains are now under direct fire from active warfare.

This isn't the 2022 fertilizer crisis where sanctions slowly squeezed supply. This is missiles hitting infrastructure in real time. Nine critical commodities, from crude oil (34%) to helium (33%) to aluminum (24%), all running through a warzone.

The food price shock is coming."

What is the best investment for wartime?  Not gold, not silver, not even AI stocks | Inside China Business

Industrial metals markets are melting down, as soaring demand from defense contractors and export bans from China result in skyrocketing prices.

Tunsten is a superhard, superdense material vital in the production of munitions, ballistics, and armor.  It is also in high demand in mining and manufacturing.

China controls the world's supply of tungsten, and also has half of the world's proven reserves.  Dual-use export bans on the metal have restricted its sale solely to civilian users of the metal, at the same time weapons stockpiles are drained for the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.

Closing scene, Mount Taimu, Fujian - #China

Iran War Update :

A strike has been carried out on the AM transmitter of the Persian Gulf Radio and Television Center in Bandar Abbas, Iran. One person was killed.

The strikes by the Epstein coalition continue throughout the night.
Israel reported that it has started using old unguided munitions.

#NATO is expected to complete the withdrawal of troops from Iraq within the next 24 hours. #Iran has been striving for this for many years.

The Iraqi Shiite resistance has issued an ultimatum to the US, demanding the withdrawal of all troops from Iraq within 5 days. Attacks on American bases in Iraq continue on a daily basis. Last night, the "Victoria" base in #Baghdad was attacked again.

The #US has informed Israel that efforts to break through the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could take several weeks, which means that the war is likely to last longer than initially expected.

Picture : Nato troops evacuating under Iraqi protection

sources : @intelslava @simurgRes

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❗️Australia, New Zealand, South Korea impose emergency energy measures amid Hormuz shutdown

Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea have rolled out emergency measures to contain the fallout of the US–Israeli war on Iran, which has disrupted global energy markets and effectively shut down the Strait of Hormuz.

Australia declared a national crisis as fuel reserves fell to roughly 36 days, releasing up to 762 million litres from stockpiles and lowering fuel quality standards to boost supply. Authorities also urged reduced consumption, calling on citizens to work from home, limit travel, and cut fuel use.

New Zealand moved to expand import flexibility by allowing Australian-standard fuel for up to 12 months, while releasing oil tickets under International Energy Agency obligations. The government is also preparing targeted financial support to offset rising living costs.

South Korea raised its resource security alert, imposed fuel price caps for the first time since 1997, and restricted exports of refined products to secure domestic supply. Seoul is also releasing 22.46 million barrels from reserves while increasing coal and nuclear energy output to reduce reliance on imported fuel.