We don’t need to ban shariah law.
We need to ban shariah people.

SHOCK: Man with 14 Prior Arrests Taken Into Custody After Livestreaming Himself Randomly Attacking White Women in Charlotte, North Carolina (VIDEO)

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/man-14-prior-arrests-taken-custody-after-livestreaming/

On 7 August 2026, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey signed the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement in Mecca. An armed attack on any one is to be treated as an attack on all. It builds on the 2025 Saudi-Pakistan mutual defence pact and comes amid the ongoing US-Israel war with Iran, which has already produced Iranian/proxy strikes on Saudi targets and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea.

Strategic impact on the four countries:

- India: Directly strengthens Pakistan by embedding it in a formal collective framework with Saudi financial/diplomatic weight and Turkish military technology. Raises the cost of any major India-Pakistan crisis. Tests India’s cultivated Saudi relationship and incentivizes faster counter-alignments with Israel, Greece, the UAE, and the Quad.

- Greece: Bolsters Turkey (already NATO’s second-largest military) with Saudi resources and Pakistani strategic depth. Gives Ankara external political cover and options outside NATO constraints in Aegean, Cyprus, and East Mediterranean disputes. Raises the political price of Greek deterrence.

- Israel: Short-term upside against the Iranian axis (Sunni collective deterrence helps Saudi). Longer-term downside: formalizes a more coherent, better-resourced Sunni bloc that includes Turkey (consistently hostile) and Pakistan (no relations, hard ideological line). Reduces dependence on the US and creates potential for independent pressure on Israel-related issues.

- United States: Clear signal that traditional partners (Saudi, Turkey as NATO member, Pakistan) no longer fully trust US security guarantees or bandwidth. Creates a parallel security architecture, dilutes American monopoly, complicates alliance management, and accelerates multipolar hedging. Washington may welcome anti-Iran effects but loses leverage.

Bottom line: Not a full “Islamic NATO” with integrated command or automatic nuclear sharing—the commitments are political and elastic. What matters is the changed calculation: Pakistan becomes harder to isolate, Turkey less constrained, Saudi less dependent on the US. India, Greece, Israel, and the United States all face a higher-cost strategic environment. This is classic balance-of-power politics as the previous order frays.

WAYNE ROOT: “If You Take the New Flu Vaccine, You are Reckless, Gullible, Delusional, Mentally-Ill, and as Dumb as Kamala Harris. And You Have a Death Wish.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/wayne-root-if-you-take-new-flu-vaccine/

BREAKING: President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on August 6 aimed at birthright citizenship, including a measure the White House says ends birth tourism, the practice of traveling to the United States primarily to give birth so the child receives American citizenship. Stephen Miller described the action as the first time in American history that the United States has banned birth tourism.

The current fight reaches back more than 150 years. The 14th Amendment was ratified in 1868 during Reconstruction after the Civil War. One of its central purposes was to establish that formerly enslaved Black Americans were citizens, directly rejecting the logic of the Dred Scott decision, which had denied national citizenship to Black Americans. The amendment declared that people born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to its jurisdiction, are citizens.

In 1898, the Supreme Court ruled in United States v. Wong Kim Ark that a man born in San Francisco to Chinese immigrant parents was a U.S. citizen by birth. That decision became a major foundation for the modern understanding that citizenship generally follows birth on American soil, with limited exceptions such as children of foreign diplomats.

That history is what makes the modern birth-tourism debate so contentious. The original Reconstruction problem was whether Americans emerging from generations of slavery could be denied citizenship. Today, the political dispute includes a very different situation: foreign visitors intentionally traveling to the United States for childbirth while expecting the child to obtain citizenship automatically.

Trump’s new policy attempts to draw a sharper line between those circumstances. The administration argues that American citizenship should not function as an incentive for planned birth tourism, while opponents argue that the Constitution’s citizenship language cannot be narrowed by presidential action simply because the circumstances surrounding a birth are different from those contemplated in 1868. The Supreme Court rejected Trump’s earlier, broader attempt to restrict birthright citizenship on June 30, making the legal boundaries especially important.

So the larger question is not whether the 14th Amendment was connected to slavery. Historically, it clearly was. The harder question is how the broad citizenship guarantee created during Reconstruction should apply to a modern immigration practice that did not exist in anything resembling its present form when the amendment was ratified.

#birthrightcitizenship #birthtourism #14thamendment

🚨 JUST IN: Google says 500,000 qubits could crack a crypto key in 9 minutes.

#Ripple's answer: the $XRP Ledger goes fully post-quantum by 2028. The first major blockchain with an actual deadline.

The part nobody noticed:

→ Only 0.03% of $XRP supply is exposed to quantum attack
→ Bitcoin: 35%
→ The NSA wants US systems quantum-safe by 2027. XRPL beats the federal government to it.

Q-Day contingency already live.
NIST algorithms already testing on AlphaNet.

While other chains debate it, #XRPL put a date on it.

🔻 WHAT THEY FOUND IN THE PENTAGON FILES: THE GENERAL WHO TRIED TO STOP TRUMP

I know who he is.

August 9th, 2026. 09:23 EST. The classified briefing landed on Trump’s desk. Not from the CIA. Not from the NSA. From the new Attorney General.

Todd Blanche was confirmed 50-49. And his first act was to deliver a file that changed everything.

The file had one name at the top. A four-star general. The one the media is calling “Trump’s top general looking for an off-ramp from Iran.”

They’re not telling you the whole story.

The general had been in contact with 7 foreign intelligence agencies. He had been feeding operational details to entities that wanted the Iran war to fail. He had been working against Trump from inside the Pentagon for 14 months.

Why?

Because the general’s name was on the list. The same list with 847 names. The same list from OPERATION-FINAL-ACCOUNTING.

He wasn’t looking for a diplomatic off-ramp. He was trying to SURVIVE.

When Trump saw the file, he understood: The betrayal wasn’t just political. It was MILITARY. The Deep State had placed their operatives at the highest levels of the armed forces. Not just bureaucrats. Generals. Admirals. The command structure itself.

This is why Trump called off the Iran strike on August 8th at 16:23 EST.

Not weakness. Not hesitation. PRECISION.

He needed Blanche confirmed first. He needed the DOJ under control. He needed the legal architecture in place before the military arrests began.

Now Blanche is confirmed. Now the DOJ is controlled. Now the arrests can begin at the highest levels.

What happens when a four-star general is arrested for treason?

What happens when the American people see a military tribunal for the first time in modern history?

What happens when the names are released?

The general thought his rank protected him. He thought his connections protected him. He thought his position inside the Pentagon made him untouchable.

He was catastrophically wrong.

The file is sealed. The evidence is secured. The arrest warrant is signed.

The restoration doesn’t stop at bureaucrats. The restoration reaches the generals.

Pay attention to what happens next.

🚨 JUST IN: Watch what actually happens in the 4 seconds after you send $XRP.

0.0s: You sign. The transaction broadcasts.
0.5s: 120+ validators around the world receive it.
2.0s: Consensus round. 80% of validators agree.
3.8s: Ledger closes. FINAL.

No confirmations. No reorgs. No waiting for 6 blocks.
Bitcoin calls it settled after an hour. A wire takes days.

The #XRPL closes the case in 4 seconds.
And it's done this every 3 to 5 seconds since 2012.

🚨 JUST IN: The stock exchange gets rebuilt once in a generation.

1792: NYSE opens. Trading happens on a floor, on paper. That model rules for 180 years.

1971: NASDAQ arrives, the world's first electronic market. Screens replace the floor. That era rules for the next 50.

2012: the $XRP Ledger launches, the first market built directly on-chain. Order book and settlement live in the protocol itself.

Now NYSE and NASDAQ are racing to add 24/7 trading, instant settlement and tokenized assets.

Every feature they're chasing has been running on the #XRPL for 14 years.

The third generation isn't coming. It's already here.

Ripple and $XRP are already playing at a level most market players haven’t reached yet👇

What gets me is not one announcement. It is the combination Ripple has spent years assembling.

75+ regulatory licenses globally.

And that footprint just became even stronger. In July 2026, Ripple received its full MiCA CASP authorization in Luxembourg, making its regulated crypto-asset services available across all 30 countries in the European Economic Area. Ripple also holds an EU EMI license and says it now has more than 75 regulatory licenses worldwide.

Now connect that regulatory foundation to what Ripple actually operates.

Payments. Custody. Liquidity. Treasury management. Prime brokerage. Stablecoins. Tokenization.

And $XRP is not sitting outside that ecosystem.

Ripple itself states that RLUSD and XRP underpin its solutions, and describes Ripple as a company whose products use XRP, RLUSD and other digital assets.

That is the part I keep coming back to.

A lot of crypto projects have tokens.
Others have technology.
Others have licenses.

Ripple has spent more than a decade putting regulation + institutional infrastructure + blockchain + XRP into the same financial ecosystem.

Its payments network already covers 60+ markets and has processed more than $100 billion in volume.

Now imagine what happens as regulated digital finance becomes normal instead of experimental.

That is the future I’m positioning my attention toward.

$XRP isn’t waiting for Ripple to start building.
Ripple has been building the world around it for years.

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