Has Secretary of State, National Security Advisor, Grand Padishah of Venezuela, etc etc, resigned yet?
Stop importing Russian oil
Start producing more American oil again
That’s the plan
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Important context: (10/09/26). Donald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin for Russia to supply diesel fuel to global and American markets.
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(10/09/26). US Department of Treasury, issues licenses Russia to sell and distribute diesel oil.
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Curiously skipped the part of fighting the Nazis, have you?
Somewhat unsettling when SecDef sounds like Islamist radical, too.
.@SECWAR "This is our first stop on what we are calling the SEND ME TOUR.
If you know your Book of Isaiah, Chapter 6, Verse 8, the Lord said, 'Whom shall I send?' Isaiah says, 'Lord, I AM HERE. SEND ME...'
For 250 years of this country, there have been men and women who RAISED THEIR RIGHT HAND and said, 'SEND ME.'
SEND ME TO GO FIGHT THE REDCOATS.
SEND ME TO GO FIGHT THE COMMUNISTS.
SEND ME TO GO FIGHT THE ISLAMISTS.
AND YOU ARE SAYING, SEND ME TO GO FIGHT WHATEVER THREATS THREATEN OUR NATION.'"
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Zero chances the deal is as the WH claims it is. Complete and permanent just as Iran’s nuclear program has been totally obliterated…several times over.
BREAKING: President Donald J. Trump announces complete and permanent American security control over Greenland, and excludes any adversary from Greenland and the surrounding region.
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This is what happens when contractor’s contractors have contractors, responsibility is so distributed it slowly disappears and secrets get compromised.
Zero chance any one from Lockheed will go to jail for this.
F-35 stealth parts, including a classified radar-absorbing canopy, were rerouted from Australia to Hong Kong this summer. The Pentagon says some components are missing.
Politico reports the shipment was traveling from Australia to the US for repair when an intermediary handling logistics for Lockheed Martin diverted it across the Pacific to Hong Kong instead. Nobody has publicly explained why. Nobody knows who currently has the parts.
The canopy matters specifically. It's coated with a classified radar-absorbent material that makes the F-35 invisible to radar. That coating is available only to the US and its partners. A physical canopy lets an adversary study and potentially reverse-engineer the material, something stolen digital blueprints alone can't fully replicate.
Congress has been receiving briefings since June. The Pentagon confirmed the incident and said it's working to retrieve the parts and add safeguards. Lockheed said it follows all regulations but won't discuss specific shipments. The Chinese Embassy said it wasn't familiar with the matter.
For context: a 2023 GAO report found over 1 million F-35 spare parts had gone missing over five years, and the Pentagon couldn't audit the losses because Lockheed holds the data.
The most advanced stealth fighter ever built. A classified coating that makes it invisible. Last seen in Hong Kong.
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F-35 stealth parts, including a classified radar-absorbing canopy, were rerouted from Australia to Hong Kong this summer. The Pentagon says some components are missing.
Politico reports the shipment was traveling from Australia to the US for repair when an intermediary handling logistics for Lockheed Martin diverted it across the Pacific to Hong Kong instead. Nobody has publicly explained why. Nobody knows who currently has the parts.
The canopy matters specifically. It's coated with a classified radar-absorbent material that makes the F-35 invisible to radar. That coating is available only to the US and its partners. A physical canopy lets an adversary study and potentially reverse-engineer the material, something stolen digital blueprints alone can't fully replicate.
Congress has been receiving briefings since June. The Pentagon confirmed the incident and said it's working to retrieve the parts and add safeguards. Lockheed said it follows all regulations but won't discuss specific shipments. The Chinese Embassy said it wasn't familiar with the matter.
For context: a 2023 GAO report found over 1 million F-35 spare parts had gone missing over five years, and the Pentagon couldn't audit the losses because Lockheed holds the data.
The most advanced stealth fighter ever built. A classified coating that makes it invisible. Last seen in Hong Kong.
🚨🚨SCOOP: A shipment of F-35 fighter jet parts was rerouted to Hong Kong this summer — then vanished.
Congress and DOD are investigating, amid the possibility that China may now have access to the highly-classified program.
W/ @audrey_decker9
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Tech bro patronizes whole infosec industry while his own company shows piss poor security practices and is gleeful about doing cyber criming. FFS, everyone but you takes security seriously.
Dámy a pánové, oficiální komunikace MZV ČR 🤦🏻♂️
Happy Birthday,
Mr. President @realDonaldTrump!
Wishing you strong health, endless energy, and many more victories ahead.
Your courage to challenge the establishment, defend national sovereignty, and put the interests of your citizens first has inspired millions across the world, including many patriots here in Europe and also me personally.
And perhaps one final wish: that your political opponents never run out of Xanax – because judging by your remarkable comeback, they are likely to need it for many birthdays to come. 😁
God bless you and God bless the American people.
Petr Macinka, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
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And end of the WW1 was not exactly result of negotiations either.
Neither was the US civil war.
The parties in conflict do often talk via various channels, but the talks don’t end the conflicts, lost ability and/or will to fight do.
Meanwhile, the genius J.D. is explaining that World War II ended through negotiations.
Ah yes, those legendary Churchill–Hitler negotiations of 1945. How could we possibly have forgotten them?
That’s what I love about Trump’s “young team” — you can never predict what ridiculous thing they’ll say next.
China invoking UNCLOS, when it was found by court to violate it all over the South China Sea, is a baseline definition of chutzpah
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released the following statement this morning on China Coast Guard activity to the east of Taiwan:
Lin Jian: Regarding the China Coast Guard vessel formation lawfully conducting law-enforcement patrols in waters east of China’s Taiwan Island, the China Coast Guard has already released relevant information. I would like to reiterate that China has an exclusive economic zone and continental shelf in the waters east of Taiwan. Japan and the Philippines have bypassed China and arbitrarily launched so-called maritime delimitation talks, seriously violating international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, as well as basic norms governing international relations. They have seriously infringed upon China’s maritime rights and interests, and China will never allow this.
And this, dear kids, happens when education doth not educate
Not a defensive war?? What is that joke? Iran has told us repeatedly they will attack us, should we have waited for them to actually have a nuke or even missiles that can reach the USA with chemical or biological weapons??
We saved Europe and the UK in WWII. We did not need to. We did it because it was the right thing to do. Post WWII we had no reason to be in Europe, the threat to us was by air or sea.
NATO are ingrates. Even worse, Europe has been trading with Iran for years in ways that hurts the American people. The only reliable ally we have is Israel
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Lindsey Graham is a muppet
Just spoke to @POTUS about our European allies’ unwillingness to provide assets to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning, which benefits Europe far more than America. I have never heard him so angry in my life. I share that anger given what’s at stake.
The arrogance of our allies to suggest that Iran with a nuclear weapon is of little concern and that military action to stop the ayatollah from acquiring a nuclear bomb is our problem not theirs is beyond offensive. The European approach to containing the ayatollah’s nuclear ambitions have proven to be a miserable failure.
The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep for Europe and America.
I consider myself very forward-leaning on supporting alliances, however at a time of real testing like this, it makes me second guess the value of these alliances. I am certain I am not the only senator who feels this way.
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🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ this isn’t what Palantir does. Palantir built a platform for data analysis. Their clients populate that platform with data they (and not Palantir) collect. That’s its value. That it sits on vast amount of data and makes sense out of it.
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Most foreign policy issues are difficult and complicated. Greenland isn’t one of them. Let’s have a look at seven points:
1. The U.S. needs Greenland for its own defense - Golden Dome, radars, basing.
▶️ The United States can do virtually anything it'd like in Greenland, security-wise, without taking possession of it. The 1951 Greenland Defense Agreement, which was renewed in 2004, allows the United States to build bases there, station troops, and more.
2. Greenland is about to fall into the hands of Russia and China, and the U.S. can’t let that happen.
▶️ The U.S. once had 10,000 U.S. troops in Greenland; now there are around 200. If there is an imminent threat of Chinese or Russian takeover (there isn’t), perhaps start by increasing that number?
3. Russian and Chinese ships are swarming Greenland and the Danes can’t fend them off.
▶️ If Russian and Chinese ships are really menacing the island, the U.S. Navy could sail around it right now en masse. It isn’t.
4. The U.S. needs to own Greenland because "you don't defend leases." Even if Denmark allows full access, there’s a difference between owning and renting.
▶️ This is the No One Washes a Rental Car theory of international relations. In reality, the United States is committed to defending many allies whose territory it does not own. Trump himself defended Israel just last year. The whole point of alliances is mutual defense of one another's territory. That doesn't require seizing it.
5. The Danes are bad allies, so they should hand over Greenland.
▶️ Denmark has been a model ally. Not so long ago, Danes fought for America’s defense rather than the other way around. Among 40-plus allies and partners in Afghanistan, Denmark lost the most soldiers as a percentage of its population. Our allies defended the U.S., which, by the way, none of them owns.
6. This is the new Manifest Destiny. We’re an expansionist, frontier people. Greenland should, one way or the other, join the ever-growing Republic.
▶️ The post-1945 order is predicated a prohibition against conquest. Countries don’t acquire the territory of another without their consent. Iraq doesn’t get Kuwait, Russia can’t have Ukraine, Canada won’t be the 51st state, and the U.S. doesn’t compel Greenland to join. We’ve seen a world before in which conquest abounds. It’s the law of the jungle.
7. This isn’t real, just some fun administration trolling of the ever-nervous Europeans.
▶️ It is at a minimum a major distraction from real issues the transatlantic allies should focus on: Russia, Ukraine, Iran, China. Prodding allies to distrust our word and intentions does not amount to good policy.
Most foreign policy issues are difficult and complicated. Greenland isn’t one of them. The sooner this manufactured crisis fades, the better.
Step 1: invent straw man
Step 2: argue against straw man
To our European allies who are concerned about this operation against Maduro: get a grip.
You should be celebrating the demise of an illegitimate narcoterrorist dictator who is aligned with Hezbollah and Putin. He stole the election, supports international terrorism and is a narcoterrorist drug trafficker. The UN/European response is weak and pathetic and just emboldens bad guys like Putin.
Today reminds me of how important strong American leadership is to the world. Well done to our military and to President Trump and his entire team.
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Důkazů je hromada. Pan senátor se jen snaží říct, že nejsou relevantní pro něj.
Není relevantní důkaz o tom, že by za změnu klimatu mohl člověk. Korelace a kauzalita nejsou totéž a statistika kauzalitu umí spočítat. A v tomto případě ji dosud nespočítala.
Je tedy evidentní, že toto bičování lidí za to, že mohou za změnu klimatu, že jen ideologií ovlivněná domněnka. S jasným cílem: uměle přinutit lidi zchudnout.
Na toto téma jsem nedávno vedl rozhovor s Českým rozhlasem. Dnes by měl vyjít ven, tak vám ho sem nasdílím. A pokud „náhodou“ nebude přesný, pro jistotu jsem si ho nahrál. Takže pokud bude chtít někdo veřejnoprávně kouzlit, nemám problém nahrávku zveřejnit. 🙂
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PRC Ferry Alert 🚨🚨🚨
5 Bo Hai ferries (Bo Hai Jing Zhu, Zuan Zhu, Fei Zhu, Bao Zhu, and Zhong Hua Fu Xing) have left their normal routes on the Yellow Sea and are headed south. Bo Hai Heng Da is already operating across from Taiwan.
Probably an exercise, but 🤷♂️.
Konkretne se jedna o studii "‘Cast thy bread’: Israeli biological warfare during the 1948 War" od profesoru historie Morrise a Kedara (narozeny v Nitre): doi.org/10.1080/00263206.202…. O jejich vyzkumu psal napriklad denik Haaretz, kde narozdil od iDnes pracuju skutecni novinari.
.@iDNEScz vyprodukovala nechutnej hit piece na byvaleho kolegu @JakubOnderka, kterej nema s novinarinou nic spolecneho. Pokud Jakub siri nenavist, tak ji siri i profesori prednich izraelskych univerzit, kteri o operaci Cast thy bread napsali studii na zaklade archivnich pramenu
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.@iDNEScz vyprodukovala nechutnej hit piece na byvaleho kolegu @JakubOnderka, kterej nema s novinarinou nic spolecneho. Pokud Jakub siri nenavist, tak ji siri i profesori prednich izraelskych univerzit, kteri o operaci Cast thy bread napsali studii na zaklade archivnich pramenu
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Germany just gave its spy agency new powers to surveil the opposition. That’s not democracy—it’s tyranny in disguise.
What is truly extremist is not the popular AfD—which took second in the recent election—but rather the establishment’s deadly open border immigration policies that the AfD opposes.
Germany should reverse course.
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