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🇨🇳 CHINA'S DEVELOPING A NUCLEAR TSUNAMI BOMB THAT COULD SINK THE UK China is working on a next-gen underwater weapon modeled after Russia’s Poseidon, a nuclear-powered torpedo designed to trigger apocalyptic tsunamis. We're talking waves up to 2 kilometers tall. Not splashes. Skyscraper-sized walls of water that could erase...

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The Anchormen on Israel using a nuclear weapon against Iran: GAETZ: “If Israel believes that this bombing campaign of the United States, that is relentless and effective at destroying infrastructure and military material, but not effective at regime change. If they don’t think that’s enough to send Iran into chaos, they may use the nuclear weapon we all know they have. I shudder to think that. I would like to believe that no country would do that again, and so I’m not of that ilk yet, but the argument was made.” SHARP: “What would the consequences be? Is the U.S. gonna bomb Israel? How is that gonna shake out? Who’s gonna hold them account for that? Not that I think Israel wouldn’t do it. They have their pathological hatred of Iran and they wanna take that region out, and they have the Greater Israel objective. From a philosophical standpoint, they wouldn’t have a problem with it, but God, what would the consequences be?” WATCH NOW:

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July 25, 1946. The United States set off an atomic bomb underwater in a tropical lagoon, creating one of the most terrifying and unforgettable images of the nuclear age. It was part of a series of tests at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific, where the military parked a whole fleet of old warships in the lagoon to see what nuclear weapons would do to a navy. On this day they detonated a bomb beneath the surface of the water, right in the middle of the target ships. The result was apocalyptic. The blast heaved a colossal column of radioactive seawater thousands of feet into the sky, a churning white wall of spray with ships flipping like toys at its base. The famous photo of that towering column of water is burned into history. It also drenched the fleet in so much radiation that many ships were too contaminated to ever be used again. There was a human cost that gets overlooked. The people who lived on Bikini had been moved off their own islands for these tests and would struggle for generations to ever return home. And in a bizarre footnote, a French designer had just named his shocking new swimsuit the bikini, betting it would be as explosive as the bomb. The name stuck, but the real story on this day was far darker. Video via
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July 25, 1946. The United States set off an atomic bomb underwater in a tropical lagoon, creating one of the most terrifying and unforgettable images of the nuclear age. It was part of a series of tests at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific, where the military parked a whole fleet of old warships in the lagoon to see what nuclear weapons would do to a navy. On this day they detonated a bomb beneath the surface of the water, right in the middle of the target ships. The result was apocalyptic. The blast heaved a colossal column of radioactive seawater thousands of feet into the sky, a churning white wall of spray with ships flipping like toys at its base. The famous photo of that towering column of water is burned into history. It also drenched the fleet in so much radiation that many ships were too contaminated to ever be used again. There was a human cost that gets overlooked. The people who lived on Bikini had been moved off their own islands for these tests and would struggle for generations to ever return home. And in a bizarre footnote, a French designer had just named his shocking new swimsuit the bikini, betting it would be as explosive as the bomb. The name stuck, but the real story on this day was far darker. Video via

Echoes of War

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🚨Former US State Department Senior Advisor for Iran: Israel wants to reduce Iran to a NON-FUNCTIONING state! ‘There is definitely a feeling that for Israel, unlike the United States, Iran is an existential threat, or perceives Iran to be an existential threat. And whereas President Trump could well be satisfied with a good deal on the nuclear issue, Israel seems to be dedicated to the proposition that the Islamic Republic, in and of itself, is unacceptable for Israel. So limitations on nuclear would not be enough. Limitations on missile and proxies would not be enough. They feel that as long as Iran, the Islamic Republic of Iran, is a functioning state that can project power, Israel is under threat. I think Israel, Israel’s goal, or at least a part of the Cabinet, is to so weaken this regime that it’s unable to project any type of power that could threaten Israel.’ -The State Department’s First Persian-Language Spokesperson Alan Eyre Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇
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🚨Former US State Department Senior Advisor for Iran: Israel wants to reduce Iran to a NON-FUNCTIONING state! ‘There is definitely a feeling that for Israel, unlike the United States, Iran is an existential threat, or perceives Iran to be an existential threat. And whereas President Trump could well be satisfied with a good deal on the nuclear issue, Israel seems to be dedicated to the proposition that the Islamic Republic, in and of itself, is unacceptable for Israel. So limitations on nuclear would not be enough. Limitations on missile and proxies would not be enough. They feel that as long as Iran, the Islamic Republic of Iran, is a functioning state that can project power, Israel is under threat. I think Israel, Israel’s goal, or at least a part of the Cabinet, is to so weaken this regime that it’s unable to project any type of power that could threaten Israel.’ -The State Department’s First Persian-Language Spokesperson Alan Eyre Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇

Going Underground

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🚨 JUST IN: Sec. Marco Rubio says MAJOR PROGRESS has been made with Iran, and GREAT NEWS could be coming soon on the Strait of Hormuz LFG! 🔥 Rubio is dealing overseas, working hard! "Maybe more news coming out a little bit later today on this topic. Some progress has been made, significant progress, although not final progress has been made." "The goal here ultimately, the ultimate goals that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. Iran can never possess a nuclear weapon." "The President has been clear about that. They will never possess a nuclear weapon, certainly not as long as Donald Trump is President of the United States. Related to that is this issue of the Straits." "The problem is going to be solved one way or the other. We've made some progress over the last 48 hours working with our partners in the Gulf region on an outline that could ultimately, if it succeeds, leave us not just with a completely open Straits, and I mean open Straits without tolls." "And with addressing some of the key things that underpin what has been Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions in the past." "So we think we've made some progress on the outline of something that, if it works, could give us that outcome. Obviously that will require full Iranian acceptance and then compliance. And it will require some future work on negotiating the details."
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🚨 JUST IN: Sec. Marco Rubio says MAJOR PROGRESS has been made with Iran, and GREAT NEWS could be coming soon on the Strait of Hormuz LFG! 🔥 Rubio is dealing overseas, working hard! "Maybe more news coming out a little bit later today on this topic. Some progress has been made, significant progress, although not final progress has been made." "The goal here ultimately, the ultimate goals that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. Iran can never possess a nuclear weapon." "The President has been clear about that. They will never possess a nuclear weapon, certainly not as long as Donald Trump is President of the United States. Related to that is this issue of the Straits." "The problem is going to be solved one way or the other. We've made some progress over the last 48 hours working with our partners in the Gulf region on an outline that could ultimately, if it succeeds, leave us not just with a completely open Straits, and I mean open Straits without tolls." "And with addressing some of the key things that underpin what has been Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions in the past." "So we think we've made some progress on the outline of something that, if it works, could give us that outcome. Obviously that will require full Iranian acceptance and then compliance. And it will require some future work on negotiating the details."

Eric Daugherty

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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. Studying Nuclear Strike On Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Facility, B61-11 Could Be An Option An Israeli government source claims Washington has studied using one or two tactical nuclear weapons against Iran’s deeply buried Atomic Energy Organization facility at Pickaxe Mountain. The reported studies allegedly began in early April, examining whether a nuclear weapon could destroy the hardened underground site. If the U.S. pursued such an option, the B61-11 earth penetrating nuclear bomb could potentially be considered because it was designed for hardened underground targets. No final decision has reportedly been made, and there is no public confirmation that the B61-11 is being considered. If true, this would represent an extraordinary escalation in the U.S. Iran confrontation. The claim comes from an anonymous Israeli government source and has not been independently verified.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. Studying Nuclear Strike On Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Facility, B61-11 Could Be An Option An Israeli government source claims Washington has studied using one or two tactical nuclear weapons against Iran’s deeply buried Atomic Energy Organization facility at Pickaxe Mountain. The reported studies allegedly began in early April, examining whether a nuclear weapon could destroy the hardened underground site. If the U.S. pursued such an option, the B61-11 earth penetrating nuclear bomb could potentially be considered because it was designed for hardened underground targets. No final decision has reportedly been made, and there is no public confirmation that the B61-11 is being considered. If true, this would represent an extraordinary escalation in the U.S. Iran confrontation. The claim comes from an anonymous Israeli government source and has not been independently verified.

War Radar

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🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST TOLD POPE LEO: "I'm all ABOUT the Gospel. I'm all about it as much as anybody can be!" "I want them to preach the gospel. But I also know that you cannot let a certain country, which is a very mean-spirited country, have a nuclear weapon." "If they did, they would use it, and I think they'd use it quickly, and they would kill many millions of people." "So, you know, the Pope could disagree with me on that, but certainly we're allowed to have that." "I can't allow, as President of the United States of America, I can't allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon." "And here's the story. They won't have. They've already agreed not to have. That's good news, and I think the Pope will be very happy."
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🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST TOLD POPE LEO: "I'm all ABOUT the Gospel. I'm all about it as much as anybody can be!" "I want them to preach the gospel. But I also know that you cannot let a certain country, which is a very mean-spirited country, have a nuclear weapon." "If they did, they would use it, and I think they'd use it quickly, and they would kill many millions of people." "So, you know, the Pope could disagree with me on that, but certainly we're allowed to have that." "I can't allow, as President of the United States of America, I can't allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon." "And here's the story. They won't have. They've already agreed not to have. That's good news, and I think the Pope will be very happy."

Eric Daugherty

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