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So now it becomes clear that Mamata Banerjee’s carefully staged drama in Kolkata was not an isolated outburst, but a calculated distraction, designed to divert attention from what Trinamool’s cadre is attempting across the rest of West Bengal. While the spotlight was firmly fixed on Kolkata, disturbing reports emerged from Bardhaman. At the University Institute of Technology (UIT), an attempt was made by a TMC goon to scale the compound walls and gain access to a strong room housing EVMs. The incident was flagged by BJP candidate Sanjay Das, raising serious concerns about the intent behind such actions. This is no ordinary facility, it contains EVMs from five crucial Assembly Constituencies: Bardhaman Uttar, Bardhaman Dakshin, Galsi, Ausgram, and Bhatar. Seen together, these developments paint a telling picture. The theatrics in Kolkata and the attempts elsewhere are not disconnected, they are part of the same pattern. A pattern driven by anxiety, by the creeping realisation that the ground has shifted. This is what desperation looks like. The Trinamool knows the writing is on the wall. The people of West Bengal have already spoken, 4th May will simply mark the formal end of their tenure.
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WATCH: Fox’s Brit Hume on the “unmistakable success” of Trump’s border policy: “The politics of this are pretty clear. The administration is succeeding broadly. The southern border is as an entry point, it's been reduced to a mere trickle.” “That's an unmistakable success of this administration done without any of the new laws that the Biden administration said it would have had to have to do that. It’s also popular.” “The public wants illegal immigration stopped, halted, and they're worried about the immigrants who are already here, and the administration's trying to get rid of them.” “In political terms, I think it's a huge winner for the administration. There may be some friction with the courts right at the moment, but, politically speaking, he's got the high ground right now on this issue.”
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59,061 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Is the Iran Operation Going Off Script? New analysis suggests the narrative may already be shifting... President Donald J. Trump is talking about avoiding “forever wars.” Officials are signaling this could last 4–5 weeks - maybe longer. And recent comments hint at positioning Israel to absorb political fallout if things deteriorate. That raises serious questions. If the air campaign isn’t delivering decisive results, escalation may follow. The President recently emphasized that the U.S. has “plenty” of higher-end weapons available - a signal some interpret as preparation for a more intense phase. Meanwhile, reports indicate an amphibious carrier group with hundreds of Marines deployed from Norfolk in the opening nights of the conflict - suggesting contingency planning for ground operations if necessary. There are also broader geopolitical risks: potential regional escalation, hardened Iranian missile capabilities, and concerns about long-term U.S. basing in the Gulf. Bottom line: This may be evolving into something much bigger than initially expected. Watch closely.
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🚨 Is the Iran Operation Going Off Script? New analysis suggests the narrative may already be shifting... President Donald J. Trump is talking about avoiding “forever wars.” Officials are signaling this could last 4–5 weeks - maybe longer. And recent comments hint at positioning Israel to absorb political fallout if things deteriorate. That raises serious questions. If the air campaign isn’t delivering decisive results, escalation may follow. The President recently emphasized that the U.S. has “plenty” of higher-end weapons available - a signal some interpret as preparation for a more intense phase. Meanwhile, reports indicate an amphibious carrier group with hundreds of Marines deployed from Norfolk in the opening nights of the conflict - suggesting contingency planning for ground operations if necessary. There are also broader geopolitical risks: potential regional escalation, hardened Iranian missile capabilities, and concerns about long-term U.S. basing in the Gulf. Bottom line: This may be evolving into something much bigger than initially expected. Watch closely.

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