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Be careful. Just a reminder.

Regardless of what side of the fence you are on or just a happy camper painfully straddling it.

the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon

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https://x.com/CanadianArmy/status/2072304476803793279

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now do capitalists

https://x.com/NavalInstitute/status/2072380459347071046

>>24778952

It´s going to be very cool to see the tech out in the open. I can´t wait.

…and then: Starfleet!

Colorado’s pro-Israel, Jewish attorney general wins Democratic primary for governor

Phil Weiser, whose mother was born at Buchenwald two days after liberation, is seeking to replace current Colorado governor Jared Polis, also Jewish

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, a strong supporter of Israel, defeated Sen. Michael Bennet in the state’s Democratic primary for governor on Tuesday, getting some 55 percent of the vote.

Weiser is the son of a woman born at Buchenwald two days after the concentration camp’s liberation in 1945, and will now be the Democratic Party candidate for governor of the Rocky Mountain state.

In the governor’s race, Bennet initially had the momentum as a three-term senator and the former superintendent of the Denver Public Schools. But voters ultimately chose Weiser, the two-term attorney general and former clerk for the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

“They counted us out, and they underestimated all of you. Together we pushed forward. We did the hard work and we proved the establishment wrong,” Weiser said in his victory speech.

Weiser has been outspoken about his support for Israel and against the rise of antisemitism.

Weiser, whose children attended a Jewish day school and is a longtime member of a Denver synagogue, has emphasized his support for Israel’s existence and has said he identifies as a Zionist.

“It is not hard to explain that being a Zionist means you believe that Israel has a right to exist,” he said in May 2024 during JewishColorado’s Celebrate Israel event. “It does not mean that you necessarily support all of the actions or policies of the current government. It does not mean that Israel has not made mistakes in the war against Hamas. And, most importantly, it does not mean that Jews don’t care about the deaths of Palestinians during this war.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/colorados-pro-israel-jewish-attorney-general-wins-democratic-primary-for-governor/

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That's turning out to be right. How can Q predict the weather years in advance, but the damn weatherman can't predict next week?

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Looks good baker, Ty!

https://x.com/Southcom/status/2072357563111473414

Swamp’s Military-Industrial Complex Merger with Israel Inches Closer to Becoming Reality

They’re not even hiding it anymore.

Congress is inching closer to deeply integrating America’s military-industrial complex with Israel’s national security state.

The Senate has proposed $300 million for a program that would benefit Tel Aviv in its version of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), while the House version of the 2027 NDAA also includes a related proposal that would provide Israel with some of the U.S. military’s most advanced weapons and manufacturing technologies, along with a $300 million line item titled “Israeli Cooperative Programs.”

The bills passed through the armed services committees in both the House and the Senate. The House is planning to consider the bill on the floor by the week of June 29, while the Senate’s timeline remains unclear.

Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie is moving to strike the “United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative” in Section 219 of the 2027 NDAA, unveiling an amendment cosponsored by Democratic Reps. Ro Khanna and Rashida Tlaib, among others.

“The Massie-Khanna amendment to strip the US-Israel defense cooperation language out of the NDAA faces major hurdles,” Tori Bateman, Quincy Institute’s advocacy director, told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “Success is a long shot – but it isn’t out of the question here.”

“Section 224 [now Section 219] would mark a fundamental shift in U.S.-Israel defense cooperation,” Ben Freeman, the director of Democratizing Foreign Policy at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, told the DCNF. “In many areas it would merge the U.S. and Israeli defense industrial bases.”

Massie called the provision dangerous in an X post on June 14.

“The swell of public opposition to this US-Israel defense cooperation language has been incredible,” Bateman told the DCNF. “There are so many constituents engaging in wonky Rules processes, memorizing provision numbers, and calling their Members’ offices. I can only hope that Members respect their constituents enough to let this amendment come up for a vote – and that they respect U.S. interests and congressional oversight enough to ultimately strip this provision from the bill.”

Freeman said that the initiative would reduce transparency in the U.S.-Israel relationship, noting that it calls for “network integration” and “data fusion” with the Israeli military.

“In other words, our data would literally become Israel’s data,” Freeman told the DCNF. “And this would be much less transparent than the current U.S.-Israel defense relationship, which relies primarily on military assistance that Congress at least has the opportunity to review every year, because it would all be happening inside the Pentagon’s bureaucracy.”

The legislation states that it will create “cooperative efforts between the United States and Israel, to expand and accelerate bilateral defense technology research, development, testing, evaluation, integration, and industrial cooperation,” according to the House version of the 2027 NDAA.

“These provisions making it out of committee wasn’t surprising, because for so long this kind of legislation was so non-controversial,” Bateman told the DCNF. “What the movement of this legislation shows is the Members still have a very high appetite for something that is making their constituents sick to their stomach.”

The Senate NDAA provision is in Section 1217, titled “United States-Israel Framework for Upgraded Technologies, Unified Research, and Enhanced Security Act.” The Senate also proposed related legislation in the FUTURES Act on Feb. 12.

The FUTURES Act would authorize $450 million over three years for Israeli interests, but it has not made any progress since it was introduced.

AIPAC, GOP media relations, the Pentagon, and the Israeli Embassy in Washington did not respond to a request for comment.

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https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/swamps-military-industrial-complex

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fucking kek

stolen

Israeli extremists are terrorizing Palestinian Christians and their holy sites

The frequency & intensity of hate crimes & terrorist acts against Christians are increasing.

They’re not isolated or spontaneous incidents. They are premeditated crimes, committed by individuals and groups – including members of the police and military – who draw their ideological framework from extremist Religious Zionist doctrine.

This combines historic theological hostility against Christians with modern nationalist politics, in which Christianity is viewed as an enemy of the Jewish people.

These crimes include verbal abuse; spitting at worshippers, holy sites and their entrances; physical violence; storming holy places and cemeteries and vandalising or desecrating them; destroying statues, gravestones and graves; writing racist slogans; throwing stones; theft, looting and arson against property; and occupying buildings and converting them for other uses.

These attacks are carried out across all areas under Israeli control but are particularly concentrated in the Old City of Jerusalem and its quarters, especially the Via Dolorosa and the Armenian Quarter. They also affect other Christian towns in the West Bank, the Palestinian communities within Israel’s 1948 borders, and Gaza.

The scale and geographical spread of these attacks have expanded, as seen recently in southern Lebanon. There, in April 2026, an Israeli soldier decapitated a statue of Christ, and another soldier desecrated a statue of Mary by placing a cigarette in its mouth.

Between these two incidents, a nun in Jerusalem was violently assaulted on 28 April 2026 by an extremist who deliberately shoved her from behind, causing her to fall face-first onto the ground. Not content with an act that nearly cost her her life, he returned while she lay wounded and repeatedly kicked her, with the clear intention of causing further harm.

Recent years have witnessed an escalation in the targeting of the Palestinian Christian presence. According to a report by the Higher Presidential Committee for Church Affairs in Palestine, 157 attacks were carried out between 2018 and 2023. In 2025 alone, more than 130 attacks took place, while 14 were documented in the first two months of 2026.

These crimes have also targeted Palestinian Christians in the 1948 areas and their holy sites. Among them were the attacks on St Elijah’s church in Haifa between June and August 2023, involving several repeated assaults by followers of Religious Zionism. In August 2023, the Latin Monastery of the Archangel Gabriel in al-Mujaydil was also attacked and stoned.

In and after 1948, many Christian or mixed towns were depopulated or completely destroyed. In some cases, churches were left standing and limited permission was granted for religious services and for the burial of the dead, while this was denied in other towns.

It was only in 2026 that the people of al-Bassa succeeded in securing the right to pray in the town’s two churches. In the destroyed village of Ma’lul, however, residents were denied access to the cemetery after it was enclosed within a military zone and declared closed. Only after a long legal struggle did the military authorities permit, in very rare and highly restricted cases, visits to some of the graves.

The people of Gaza have not been spared. The report of the Higher Presidential Committee documented several incidents in 2023, most notably the targeting of al-Ahli al-Arabi Baptist Hospital on 17 October 2023, which killed around 500 Palestinians. On 16 December 2023, a woman and her daughter were shot dead by snipers while inside the Holy Family Catholic Church.

https://israelpalestinenews.org/israeli-treatment-of-christians/

https://x.com/DoWCFO/status/2071999410373021696