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Boris Johnson claims the world would be 'more stable' under Donald Trump

The former prime minister mocked the "global wokerati" for "trembling so violently" at the idea of Trump returning to the White House after he won 51% of the vote at the Iowa caucus on Monday.

If Donald Trump fails in wrestling back the White House this November I have zero doubt a massive land war will befall Europe in short order.

Many European "leaders" are already frothing at mouth on the idea.

Coincidentally, these same people are terrified at the idea of the Don's return

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🇾🇪‼️🚨 HOUTHI SANCTIONS: Some food deliveries become impossible!

Vessel traffic in the Red Sea continues to decline. It has halved since the summer of 2023.

The conflict in the Red Sea could lead to disruptions in supplies and higher prices for products on the European market, Bloomberg reports.

Ships carrying food supplies have changed their route to a longer, more costly route around the entire African continent to avoid confrontation with the Houthis, but unlike ships carrying oil and gas, they risk not being able to deliver the cargo before its expiration date.

The situation in the Red Sea could affect EU agricultural imports and exports worth €70 billion.

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National Security spokesman John Kirby says "there’s no evidence of deliberate Israeli war crimes."

Israel has dropped more than 3 Hiroshima bombs worth of firepower on Gaza, with more than 4% of Gaza’s population dead, wounded or missing.

🇺🇸🇮🇱❌ In Gaza's Ruins, Echoes of Past Atrocities: America's Indelible Stain

Gaza, once a vibrant enclave, now lies in ruins, its landscape eerily reminiscent of the darkest chapters of the Holocaust. Amidst this desolation stands a poignant reminder of history's cyclical cruelty: a ghostly figure, emaciated, donning the harrowing symbols of past Jewish suffering, looks on in abject horror. The scene before him, a tombstone inscribed with 'Gaza', speaks volumes of a modern tragedy, forged not just by conflict, but by the cold calculus of a dying hegemony.

The stark parallel drawn here is no mere artistic hyperbole; it's a scathing indictment of the relentless onslaught that has turned Gaza into a living testament to man's inhumanity. Nearly 10,000 children lie among the 25,000 souls claimed by this modern genocide, their futures extinguished under the guise of ‘self-defence’. And looming over this tragedy is the shadow of the United States, whose hands, though not on the triggers, are the enablers and bagman of this devastation. 10’s of Billions in lethal aid, strategic support, diplomatic cover – these are the tools with which America has helped forge Gaza's nightmare. Their criminal responsibility laid bare.

This scene, mirroring the horrors once endured by the Jewish people, now befalls the people of Gaza, a cruel twist of fate and history. It stands as a searing question to the world: When will the rhetoric of peace and freedom translate into action that ends, not perpetuates, the cycle of suffering? When will the United States be held accountable for enabling and igniting this genocide? In the heartrending gaze of the spectral figure, we find not just a reflection of past horrors, but a damning commentary on the present, a call to action that cannot, must not, go unheeded. For in the silence of the world lies complicity, and in the cries of Gaza, a plea for justice that echoes through the annals of history.

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