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🇮🇷🇺🇦 Michael Yon believes the wars dominating today's headlines aren't separate conflicts at all. The former Special Forces soldier argues that Ukraine, Iran, the Middle East and even future flashpoints around the world are all part of a much larger geopolitical process. Yon says most analysts get trapped in... the tactical details, asking who fired first, which missile landed where, or who escalated last. Instead, he argues every major conflict should be viewed through three lenses: routes, resources and ideology. From that perspective, he claims today's wars are not isolated crises but interconnected pieces of a long-running global struggle. His most controversial claim is that the apparent chaos isn't incompetence at all. According to Yon, many decisions that look irrational are actually deliberate acts of sabotage serving a broader objective. He argues that what people dismiss as political failure often makes sense once viewed through what he calls "grand strategy," rather than day-to-day military events. That leads to his central thesis. Yon believes the ultimate objective behind many of today's conflicts is global depopulation. He points to wars, energy disruptions, food supply issues and other crises as parts of what he sees as a coordinated long-term campaign rather than disconnected events. In his view, today's wars are merely one phase of a much older conflict that predates the current generation of political leaders. Thank you Michael Yon: Callsign BIG HONEY for this conversationshow more

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"I'm not a trans woman. I'm a woman." Barrister Samantha Kane, speaking to Channel 4 News and Maya Forstater, says that he changed the biological sex of every cell in his body. It was necessary for the UK Supreme Court to clarify that 'woman' refers to females because men like Kane are making the preposterous argument that they are biologically female. Kane says he believes he is actually female because he had sexual relations with a male medical doctor who Kane believes couldn't tell he was a man. Men who engage in sexual acts while pretending to be a woman are engaging in a male sexual fetish. That male sex drive and motivation underpins all of trans activism, and it is one of the most determined, and often irrational, forces in nature.

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Mario Nawfal

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Gareth Icke: Manufacturing Consent For Endless War | Wide Awake Media Podcast #20 The latest episode of the Wide Awake Media podcast features truth-teller, activist and Ickonic Media presenter Gareth Icke, in a detailed analysis of information control, global conflict, and the psychological mechanisms shaping public perception. Icke explores how narratives are constructed to trigger emotional responses, arguing that fear and repetition are used to steer public opinion in predictable directions. He contends that wars in the Middle East are not organic conflicts but managed events—used to justify expansion, control populations, and reshape global power structures. The conversation examines narratives surrounding Israel, Iran, and the October 7 attacks, questioning official accounts and highlighting what Icke sees as deliberate manipulation of public opinion. He also criticises Donald Trump, accusing him of ultimately serving the same system he claims to oppose. Pointing to the growing unpopularity of conflict with Iran, Icke warns of the increasing likelihood of major false flag events designed to shift public support in favour of escalation. Despite this, he emphasises the importance of individual responsibility, truth-telling, and rebuilding real-world communities as the foundation for resistance.

Gareth Icke: Manufacturing Consent For Endless War | Wide Awake Media Podcast #20 The latest episode of the Wide Awake Media podcast features truth-teller, activist and Ickonic Media presenter Gareth Icke, in a detailed analysis of information control, global conflict, and the psychological mechanisms shaping public perception. Icke explores how narratives are constructed to trigger emotional responses, arguing that fear and repetition are used to steer public opinion in predictable directions. He contends that wars in the Middle East are not organic conflicts but managed events—used to justify expansion, control populations, and reshape global power structures. The conversation examines narratives surrounding Israel, Iran, and the October 7 attacks, questioning official accounts and highlighting what Icke sees as deliberate manipulation of public opinion. He also criticises Donald Trump, accusing him of ultimately serving the same system he claims to oppose. Pointing to the growing unpopularity of conflict with Iran, Icke warns of the increasing likelihood of major false flag events designed to shift public support in favour of escalation. Despite this, he emphasises the importance of individual responsibility, truth-telling, and rebuilding real-world communities as the foundation for resistance.

Wide Awake Media

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Sometimes I sit down and ask myself: what kind of metal was used to make Dr. Kizza Besigye? Here is a man who is financially secure, with investments, highly educated, a retired military officer, and married to an internationally respected wife. He has a family and every reason to choose a quiet life, yet he has never surrendered or stopped fighting for what he believes is the liberation of Uganda. From the day he declared that he would challenge his former friend for the presidency in 2001, he has faced countless political battles. He has survived death threats, rape allegations, repeated arrests, the loss of family members, and the loss of close friends in the struggle. Through it all, he has never given up. Truth be told, I even fear his level of resilience. What many people dismissed as “just another arrest” has, over nearly two years, turned into a life-threatening ordeal. Yet every time he appears before a judge, he still carries himself with remarkable courage. Looking at his actions, one gets the impression that he would rather lose his life than surrender his principles. Whether one agrees with his politics or not, very few people could endure what Dr. Besigye has endured. Many people, when faced with such pressure, would plead guilty for a lighter sentence or negotiate with those responsible for their arrest. He has chosen a different path. Personally, I know I would have surrendered long ago. We may never see another Besigye in our lifetime. People can debate his politics, but his endurance, conviction and willingness to sacrifice for what he believes are qualities that are undeniably rare. Even at his age, he continues to shake the most powerful tables May God keep you alive to witness the fulfillment of everything you believe in. May your faith, hope and perseverance be rewarded. Amen.

Sometimes I sit down and ask myself: what kind of metal was used to make Dr. Kizza Besigye? Here is a man who is financially secure, with investments, highly educated, a retired military officer, and married to an internationally respected wife. He has a family and every reason to choose a quiet life, yet he has never surrendered or stopped fighting for what he believes is the liberation of Uganda. From the day he declared that he would challenge his former friend for the presidency in 2001, he has faced countless political battles. He has survived death threats, rape allegations, repeated arrests, the loss of family members, and the loss of close friends in the struggle. Through it all, he has never given up. Truth be told, I even fear his level of resilience. What many people dismissed as “just another arrest” has, over nearly two years, turned into a life-threatening ordeal. Yet every time he appears before a judge, he still carries himself with remarkable courage. Looking at his actions, one gets the impression that he would rather lose his life than surrender his principles. Whether one agrees with his politics or not, very few people could endure what Dr. Besigye has endured. Many people, when faced with such pressure, would plead guilty for a lighter sentence or negotiate with those responsible for their arrest. He has chosen a different path. Personally, I know I would have surrendered long ago. We may never see another Besigye in our lifetime. People can debate his politics, but his endurance, conviction and willingness to sacrifice for what he believes are qualities that are undeniably rare. Even at his age, he continues to shake the most powerful tables May God keep you alive to witness the fulfillment of everything you believe in. May your faith, hope and perseverance be rewarded. Amen.

Ensi Egumire Baasi 🥹

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WARFARE 101: The best plan on any battlefield gives you the most options up to the last possible minute. That is a principle every combat commander learns early, and it is one we should be applying to the situation in front of us right now. We have multiple wars unfolding at the same time, and the pace of decision-making has to match the complexity of the threat. Ukraine has nearly fallen out of the public conversation, yet thousands of people are being killed every day. That war has not paused. It has simply moved out of the headlines. The same is true of the conflict in Iran that we are currently engaged in. Every one of these fights deserves clear-eyed attention and a full set of options on the table. I believe there are solutions to the war in Ukraine and to the conflict we are navigating today against Iran. Solutions exist when leaders preserve flexibility, listen to honest counsel, and refuse to lock into a single course of action before the situation demands it. The moment a commander surrenders his options, he surrenders his initiative. The moment a nation surrenders its options, it surrenders its leverage. This is the discipline of sound strategy. Keep the options open. Keep the thinking sharp. Keep the door to peace within reach without ever sacrificing strength. That is how wars are ended on terms that hold, and that is how a great nation leads through a season of conflict. Pray for our troops, the innocent caught in these wars, and pray for the wisdom of our Commander in Chief, carrying the weight of these decisions. LindellTV Cara Castronuova ✅

WARFARE 101: The best plan on any battlefield gives you the most options up to the last possible minute. That is a principle every combat commander learns early, and it is one we should be applying to the situation in front of us right now. We have multiple wars unfolding at the same time, and the pace of decision-making has to match the complexity of the threat. Ukraine has nearly fallen out of the public conversation, yet thousands of people are being killed every day. That war has not paused. It has simply moved out of the headlines. The same is true of the conflict in Iran that we are currently engaged in. Every one of these fights deserves clear-eyed attention and a full set of options on the table. I believe there are solutions to the war in Ukraine and to the conflict we are navigating today against Iran. Solutions exist when leaders preserve flexibility, listen to honest counsel, and refuse to lock into a single course of action before the situation demands it. The moment a commander surrenders his options, he surrenders his initiative. The moment a nation surrenders its options, it surrenders its leverage. This is the discipline of sound strategy. Keep the options open. Keep the thinking sharp. Keep the door to peace within reach without ever sacrificing strength. That is how wars are ended on terms that hold, and that is how a great nation leads through a season of conflict. Pray for our troops, the innocent caught in these wars, and pray for the wisdom of our Commander in Chief, carrying the weight of these decisions. LindellTV Cara Castronuova ✅

General Mike Flynn

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🇷🇺 “Today we are witnessing the agony of Pax Americana.” State Secretary of the Union State Sergey Glazyev stated that what we are seeing now is an escalation of a global hybrid war, “waged by the same forces that once unleashed the First and Second World Wars.” “In their attempt to preserve their hegemony, they are now dragging humanity into a Third World War,” he said. Full Statement from Sergey Glazyev: The tragic date of June 22 is a day of sorrow for all of us. Today, it has once again become a tragic day—this time for the Iranian people. We have friendly, partnership-based relations with them. We are witnessing the escalation of a global hybrid war, waged by the same forces that once unleashed the First and Second World Wars. In their attempt to preserve their hegemony, they are now dragging humanity into a Third World War. In his speech, which was conveyed by Nikolaevich here, Aleksandrovich set out the framework and exposed the West’s aggressiveness and its role in destabilizing the global situation. Vladimir Putin explained at the theoretical level that the current processes are not random—they are driven by long-term trends in global socio-political and economic development. These trends tend to manifest themselves about once every century through rising tensions, sometimes escalating into world wars. These wars are initiated by the ruling elites of countries trying to preserve their hegemony, even as their control becomes increasingly ineffective. Right now, we are witnessing the agony of Pax Americana, and this is extremely dangerous for the world—just as the First and Second World Wars were driven by the agony of the American empire, which tried to maintain its global dominance by unleashing world wars. In this situation, we must rely on our historical experience so that we can stand strong together in these difficult times for humanity.

🇷🇺 “Today we are witnessing the agony of Pax Americana.” State Secretary of the Union State Sergey Glazyev stated that what we are seeing now is an escalation of a global hybrid war, “waged by the same forces that once unleashed the First and Second World Wars.” “In their attempt to preserve their hegemony, they are now dragging humanity into a Third World War,” he said. Full Statement from Sergey Glazyev: The tragic date of June 22 is a day of sorrow for all of us. Today, it has once again become a tragic day—this time for the Iranian people. We have friendly, partnership-based relations with them. We are witnessing the escalation of a global hybrid war, waged by the same forces that once unleashed the First and Second World Wars. In their attempt to preserve their hegemony, they are now dragging humanity into a Third World War. In his speech, which was conveyed by Nikolaevich here, Aleksandrovich set out the framework and exposed the West’s aggressiveness and its role in destabilizing the global situation. Vladimir Putin explained at the theoretical level that the current processes are not random—they are driven by long-term trends in global socio-political and economic development. These trends tend to manifest themselves about once every century through rising tensions, sometimes escalating into world wars. These wars are initiated by the ruling elites of countries trying to preserve their hegemony, even as their control becomes increasingly ineffective. Right now, we are witnessing the agony of Pax Americana, and this is extremely dangerous for the world—just as the First and Second World Wars were driven by the agony of the American empire, which tried to maintain its global dominance by unleashing world wars. In this situation, we must rely on our historical experience so that we can stand strong together in these difficult times for humanity.

🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉

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A PERFECT STATEMENT BY JAXSON DART. (In my opinion. What do you think?) Jaxson Dart did not apologize for introducing the President at a New York event. He did not bow to the woke mob. He said when invited to introduce the President of the United States, you do it. He said he's always loved this country, that he has relatives who served in the military, including two uncles who retired from the Air Force Academy. He says the President's support for the military has always been something he's respected regardless of political affiliation or party. He says that he loves every member of his New York Giants family, considers his teammates a brotherhood, a family, and that he appreciates all the different perspectives that his teammates bring. He says he wants each one of his teammates to know that he is someone they can count on to always be there for them, regardless of political perspectives. He says he has had private conversations with many of his teammates that he intends to keep private. He says he loves each and every member of the New York Giants brotherhood. He says his focus is to do all he can to help put the New York Giants in the best possible position to win a championship. What are your thoughts about how Jaxson Dart handled this?

A PERFECT STATEMENT BY JAXSON DART. (In my opinion. What do you think?) Jaxson Dart did not apologize for introducing the President at a New York event. He did not bow to the woke mob. He said when invited to introduce the President of the United States, you do it. He said he's always loved this country, that he has relatives who served in the military, including two uncles who retired from the Air Force Academy. He says the President's support for the military has always been something he's respected regardless of political affiliation or party. He says that he loves every member of his New York Giants family, considers his teammates a brotherhood, a family, and that he appreciates all the different perspectives that his teammates bring. He says he wants each one of his teammates to know that he is someone they can count on to always be there for them, regardless of political perspectives. He says he has had private conversations with many of his teammates that he intends to keep private. He says he loves each and every member of the New York Giants brotherhood. He says his focus is to do all he can to help put the New York Giants in the best possible position to win a championship. What are your thoughts about how Jaxson Dart handled this?

Ben Hart

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