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40 Beheaded babies… babies in the oven …. rape by Hamas… October 7 propaganda is not new.
The mainstream media has been doing this since forever.
This is a video about a story broke out in the 1980s, when former CIA agent John Stockwell revealed how the CIA plants fake stories in the western press.
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The mainstream media has been doing this since forever.
This is a video about a story broke out in the 1980s, when former CIA agent John Stockwell revealed how the CIA plants fake stories in the western press.
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A Palestinian child was kidnapped and raped after he went to get “aid” from the American “aid” in Gaza.
Ahmed Al-Helou, a child from Gaza, told the outlet Sahat about the torture and sexual abuse he endured after he was kidnapped from the American GHF “aid” operation.
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Ahmed Al-Helou, a child from Gaza, told the outlet Sahat about the torture and sexual abuse he endured after he was kidnapped from the American GHF “aid” operation.
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Qusai Abu al-Kebash, a 29-year-old Palestinian shepherd, who was sexually assaulted by Jewish settlers in the West Bank village of Khirbet Humsa.
He said that settlers zip-tied his genitals, paraded him through the village while beating him, threatened to rape women, assaulted children, and stole hundreds of his sheep.
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He said that settlers zip-tied his genitals, paraded him through the village while beating him, threatened to rape women, assaulted children, and stole hundreds of his sheep.
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German journalist Anna Liedtke;
“I was RAPED by Israeli army”
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“I was RAPED by Israeli army”
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40 Beheaded babies… babies in the oven …. rape by Hamas… October 7 propaganda is not new. The mainstream media has been doing this since forever. This is a video about a story broke out in the 1980s, when former CIA agent John Stockwell revealed how the…
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Every accusation is a confession
US army in Iraq boasting about RAPING Iraqi Muslim women.
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US army in Iraq boasting about RAPING Iraqi Muslim women.
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We targeted a Merkava tank belonging to the Israeli enemy army in the vicinity of the Khirbat al-Minaar site on the southern Lebanese border, in a surprise attack.
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Israeli Channel 15:
Under the heading "Publishing allowed":
Yesterday, Hezbollah launched a large-scale drone swarm towards a target in "northern Israel".
A security source said: "This is the most violent drone attack against Israel to date."
Yesterday, in the afternoon hours, two waves of drone swarms were launched towards the northern border. In the first wave, two drones were launched towards the Israeli army forces in southern Lebanon, injuring two soldiers (one moderately and the other lightly). Two additional drones were also launched towards a target on the northern border, causing a fire. The air force attempted to intercept several of them.
Less than an hour later, another, more intense wave came: several drones were launched towards the same target within "Israeli territory", and they circled it for several long minutes, searching for the ideal point of impact.
One of the fighters said:
'I saw two hit the target, and within five seconds we spotted another one flying between buildings and searching for people. You see everything with your own eyes: the fiber optic ball, the drone, a huge missile.'
This is the first time that a coordinated attack on a single target within Israeli territory has been detected, and it is the most extensive so far. According to a security source familiar with the details of the incident, the main concern is the synchronization of a large number of drones. Even if you succeed in shooting down two or three, there will still be other drones trying to pursue you.
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Under the heading "Publishing allowed":
Yesterday, Hezbollah launched a large-scale drone swarm towards a target in "northern Israel".
A security source said: "This is the most violent drone attack against Israel to date."
Yesterday, in the afternoon hours, two waves of drone swarms were launched towards the northern border. In the first wave, two drones were launched towards the Israeli army forces in southern Lebanon, injuring two soldiers (one moderately and the other lightly). Two additional drones were also launched towards a target on the northern border, causing a fire. The air force attempted to intercept several of them.
Less than an hour later, another, more intense wave came: several drones were launched towards the same target within "Israeli territory", and they circled it for several long minutes, searching for the ideal point of impact.
One of the fighters said:
'I saw two hit the target, and within five seconds we spotted another one flying between buildings and searching for people. You see everything with your own eyes: the fiber optic ball, the drone, a huge missile.'
This is the first time that a coordinated attack on a single target within Israeli territory has been detected, and it is the most extensive so far. According to a security source familiar with the details of the incident, the main concern is the synchronization of a large number of drones. Even if you succeed in shooting down two or three, there will still be other drones trying to pursue you.
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The list of CEOs accompanying Trump’s visit to Beijing:
1. Elon Musk, Tesla and SpaceX CEO
2. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO
3. Tim Cook, Apple CEO
4. Larry Fink, BlackRock CEO
5. Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO
6. Kelly Ortberg, Boeing CEO
7. Brian Sikes, Cargill CEO
8. Jane Fraser, Citigroup CEO
9. Larry Culp, General Electric CEO
10. David Solomon, Goldman Sachs CEO
11. Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron CEO
12. Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm CEO
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1. Elon Musk, Tesla and SpaceX CEO
2. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO
3. Tim Cook, Apple CEO
4. Larry Fink, BlackRock CEO
5. Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO
6. Kelly Ortberg, Boeing CEO
7. Brian Sikes, Cargill CEO
8. Jane Fraser, Citigroup CEO
9. Larry Culp, General Electric CEO
10. David Solomon, Goldman Sachs CEO
11. Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron CEO
12. Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm CEO
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Israeli settlers protected by the Israeli army, steal livestock from Palestinian farmers in the village of Aboin, west of Ramallah this morning
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The Israeli army has turned a Palestinian home into a military barracks during an invasion of the residential town of Aqaba, north of Tubas.
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This morning, Israeli soldiers raided Silat Al-Dahr Elementary School for Boys in the West Bank, sparking fear among children and teachers.
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Palestinian Red Crescent:
Our teams are dealing with 4 injuries during the settlers' attack on Sinjel and Jaljiliya in the Ramallah district.
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Our teams are dealing with 4 injuries during the settlers' attack on Sinjel and Jaljiliya in the Ramallah district.
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Mathias Döpfner, CEO of Axel Springer (owner of Politico):
In England, members of the Green Party, which most disturbingly mixes climate activism with anti-semitism, say Zionism is racism.
There must be a misunderstanding here. It is not Zionism that is racism. It is anti-Zionism that is racism.
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In England, members of the Green Party, which most disturbingly mixes climate activism with anti-semitism, say Zionism is racism.
There must be a misunderstanding here. It is not Zionism that is racism. It is anti-Zionism that is racism.
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China has increased the productivity of parts production for Jian-20 fighter jets
Previously, it took two or three employees working in shifts in the workshop to keep the equipment running all day. Now, the enterprise is able to produce the "frame" of the aircraft in almost complete darkness.
"Dark factories" are production facilities designed to operate with minimal or no human involvement. The lack of the need for lighting reduces energy consumption and operating costs.
Now, the enterprise in Chengdu has introduced unmanned vehicles for material transport, high-precision machines for cutting components, intelligent scanning systems, and robots for product quality control and report generation.
According to the Chinese side, the production efficiency has increased by 150%, and the amount of human labor has decreased by 80%, although workers are still needed for the final assembly of aircraft.
In the future, the enterprise plans to expand the use of 5G technologies, artificial intelligence, and real-time digital modeling systems.
In 2025, the number of Jian-20s in service with the PLA was estimated at 300 aircraft. By 2030, their number could increase to 1,000 units.
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Previously, it took two or three employees working in shifts in the workshop to keep the equipment running all day. Now, the enterprise is able to produce the "frame" of the aircraft in almost complete darkness.
"Dark factories" are production facilities designed to operate with minimal or no human involvement. The lack of the need for lighting reduces energy consumption and operating costs.
Now, the enterprise in Chengdu has introduced unmanned vehicles for material transport, high-precision machines for cutting components, intelligent scanning systems, and robots for product quality control and report generation.
According to the Chinese side, the production efficiency has increased by 150%, and the amount of human labor has decreased by 80%, although workers are still needed for the final assembly of aircraft.
In the future, the enterprise plans to expand the use of 5G technologies, artificial intelligence, and real-time digital modeling systems.
In 2025, the number of Jian-20s in service with the PLA was estimated at 300 aircraft. By 2030, their number could increase to 1,000 units.
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Family and friends bid a painful farewell to Zakaria Ali, who was shot and killed by Israeli forces yesterday while trying to cross the apartheid wall in Al-Ram, north of occupied Jerusalem.
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Bloomberg: China is boosting its missile capabilities
China is rapidly shifting its economy to prepare for high-tech warfare. According to Bloomberg, the number of companies involved in China's missile program has increased from 32 in 2013 to 81 in 2025. In fact, Beijing has more than doubled its industrial base for missile production. This no longer involves just state-owned defense giants like CASIC and CASC, but also the extensive involvement of the civilian sector — manufacturers of microelectronics, AI systems, optics, composites, navigation, radar-absorbing coatings, and high-precision components.
The most telling indicator is the industry's financial results. In 2025, nearly 40% of missile sector companies reported record revenue during Xi's tenure. Total sales reached 189 billion yuan with an annual growth of around 20%, while major Chinese corporations overall saw declining revenues. This indicates that despite the economic slowdown, Beijing is maintaining priority funding for the military-industrial complex and actually increasing the production of strike systems.
According to the Pentagon, since 2015, China has increased its ballistic missile arsenal by approximately 147%, and its ground-based cruise missiles by 50%. Today, the People's Liberation Army of China (PLA) has no fewer than 3,150 ballistic missiles and 300 cruise missiles. Hypersonic anti-ship systems like the YJ-21 and YJ-17, anti-ship DF-21D missiles, medium-range DF-26 missiles capable of striking U.S. targets in Guam, and new intercontinental ballistic missiles like the DF-61 are actively entering mass production.
The key feature of the current phase is not just about stockpiling arsenals, but also ensuring the sustainability and scalability of production. China is building a distributed military-industrial ecosystem where civilian companies are integrated into a unified network. This dramatically enhances the industry's resilience in the face of sanctions and potential military conflicts. In effect, China is creating a model of a "peacetime military economy" capable of rapidly transitioning to mass production of high-precision weapons.
In parallel, Beijing is drawing lessons from modern conflicts. The Ukraine conflict and strikes on Iran have shown that victory increasingly depends not on troop numbers, but on a military's ability to rapidly replenish losses in missiles, drones, and high-precision munitions. China is preparing for precisely such a scenario — a protracted high-intensity conflict against a technologically advanced adversary.
The PLA's primary task is to thwart U.S. intervention in a potential conflict over Taiwan. To this end, a layered zone of destruction is being established with the ability to launch massive strikes against U.S. and allied aircraft carrier groups, airfields, logistics, port infrastructure, and command systems throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
Against this backdrop, it's particularly significant that China is ramping up missile production at a time when the U.S. is consuming significant amounts of high-precision weapons in the Middle East and is forced to replenish its own stocks. Beijing is gaining a strategic window of time to accumulate arsenals and prepare its industrial base for a potential conflict over Taiwan.
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China is rapidly shifting its economy to prepare for high-tech warfare. According to Bloomberg, the number of companies involved in China's missile program has increased from 32 in 2013 to 81 in 2025. In fact, Beijing has more than doubled its industrial base for missile production. This no longer involves just state-owned defense giants like CASIC and CASC, but also the extensive involvement of the civilian sector — manufacturers of microelectronics, AI systems, optics, composites, navigation, radar-absorbing coatings, and high-precision components.
The most telling indicator is the industry's financial results. In 2025, nearly 40% of missile sector companies reported record revenue during Xi's tenure. Total sales reached 189 billion yuan with an annual growth of around 20%, while major Chinese corporations overall saw declining revenues. This indicates that despite the economic slowdown, Beijing is maintaining priority funding for the military-industrial complex and actually increasing the production of strike systems.
According to the Pentagon, since 2015, China has increased its ballistic missile arsenal by approximately 147%, and its ground-based cruise missiles by 50%. Today, the People's Liberation Army of China (PLA) has no fewer than 3,150 ballistic missiles and 300 cruise missiles. Hypersonic anti-ship systems like the YJ-21 and YJ-17, anti-ship DF-21D missiles, medium-range DF-26 missiles capable of striking U.S. targets in Guam, and new intercontinental ballistic missiles like the DF-61 are actively entering mass production.
The key feature of the current phase is not just about stockpiling arsenals, but also ensuring the sustainability and scalability of production. China is building a distributed military-industrial ecosystem where civilian companies are integrated into a unified network. This dramatically enhances the industry's resilience in the face of sanctions and potential military conflicts. In effect, China is creating a model of a "peacetime military economy" capable of rapidly transitioning to mass production of high-precision weapons.
In parallel, Beijing is drawing lessons from modern conflicts. The Ukraine conflict and strikes on Iran have shown that victory increasingly depends not on troop numbers, but on a military's ability to rapidly replenish losses in missiles, drones, and high-precision munitions. China is preparing for precisely such a scenario — a protracted high-intensity conflict against a technologically advanced adversary.
The PLA's primary task is to thwart U.S. intervention in a potential conflict over Taiwan. To this end, a layered zone of destruction is being established with the ability to launch massive strikes against U.S. and allied aircraft carrier groups, airfields, logistics, port infrastructure, and command systems throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
Against this backdrop, it's particularly significant that China is ramping up missile production at a time when the U.S. is consuming significant amounts of high-precision weapons in the Middle East and is forced to replenish its own stocks. Beijing is gaining a strategic window of time to accumulate arsenals and prepare its industrial base for a potential conflict over Taiwan.
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