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Trump Again Says Iran May Assassinate Him, Opening Door To False Flag By Israel

By Sean Miller

July 9th, 2026 2:23 PM

>>24811467

anon hopes that he is supportive of regenerative farming practices as well. Make America Healthy Again while saving a lot of money!

The President participates in a Swearing-In Ceremony for the Special Envoy for American Landowners

Oval Office

In-Town Pool

https://rollcall.com/factbase/trump/calendar/

https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteHouse/streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP0W_2xFEyY

https://rumble.com/v7cj546-live-covering-the-latest-news-from-the-trump-white-house-071026.html

Jeb Bush Warns of Cuba's Fleet of Iranian Drones

Thursday, 09 July 2026 06:48 PM EDT

Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor and 2016 presidential candidate, praised President Donald Trump on Thursday for crippling Iran's ability to stoke instability in the Middle East.

But Bush, brother of former President George W. Bush, warned of a threat to the U.S. mainland from hundreds of drones supplied to Cuba from Tehran.

In May, classified intelligence reportedly showed that Cuba had acquired more than 300 Shahed drones and discussed potential attack scenarios involving the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, U.S. military vessels, and Key West, Florida.

The drones have a range of up to 1,500 miles and can carry up to 110 pounds of explosives. They are relatively inexpensive to produce and have been used in devastating attacks.

Florida is 90 miles from Cuba — well within range of any drone attack.

"Iran has been a consistent threat to the united security interests of our country, certainly of Israel," Bush said during a United Against Nuclear Iran event in Miami, according to the New York Post.

"And now, we see that it's not just Israel and the United States, but the Gulf region as well. "I also want to point out that the press reports that there are 300 of these [Shahed drones] in Cuba."

Iran has supplied Shahed drones to Russia, where they have become a potent weapon in the war against Ukraine.

Bush said the U.S. has "very good defense capabilities" to counter the drones, but cautioned that when they attack in clusters, they can penetrate sophisticated defense systems.

He described the drones as one of the deadliest battlefield threats faced by U.S. forces in recent years.

"Most loss of life of the U.S. military than any single weapon that exists over the last 15 years," Bush said of the drones, according to the Post, citing an interview he gave to Miami's WTVJ.

Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla., also attended the event, echoing Bush's statements about Cuba having drones from Iran that can reach Florida "in a matter of minutes."

"This is the face of warfare," Gimenez said, according to the Post, noting how artificial intelligence is enhancing the threat. "This is how war is going to be carried out in the future, and it's being carried out right now."

Gimenez also warned that Cuba's fleet of Shahed drones, which can travel at speeds of up to 115 mph, puts the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay and cities throughout the southeastern U.S. within range of attack.

"This particular model, there is about over 100 pounds of explosives," Gimenez told WTVJ, according to the Post. "That's a pretty big bang. That's why they call them kamikaze drones — they crash into their target and they explode."

The warning comes amid turmoil in Cuba.

Trump imposed an oil blockade on the communist island earlier this year, sparking an energy crisis. Since then, Cuba has liberalized its economy by privatizing state-run companies and opening its banking and energy sectors to foreign investment.

The regime has also been hit with protests and internal strife over the energy crisis. According to the Post, Cuba suffered a nationwide power blackout Monday, its third major one of the year.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/bush-cuba-iranian/2026/07/09/id/1262362/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49ZpNUisvJc

As Iran fades, Turkey emerges as Israel's biggest strategic threat

DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: Netanyahu’s campaign against selling F-35s to Ankara reflects a growing conviction in Jerusalem that Turkey is shaping up to be Israel’s principal long-term challenge.

History, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a recent Channel 14 interview, “teaches that when one regional power declines, another rises. Our task is to make sure Israel continues rising faster than anyone else.”

This explains why Netanyahu launched a public campaign in the US this week against President Donald Trump’s apparent willingness to sell the state-of-the-art F-35 fighter to Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Turkey, the state now furiously jockeying to replace Iran as the region’s dominant power.

Indeed, with the sun setting on Iran’s regional hegemony, despite diplomatic missteps that let Tehran off the ropes before a knockout blow, its military capabilities and web of regional proxies have been severely degraded, the sun is rising on Turkey’s ambitions.

Already entrenched in Syria, steadily expanding an indigenous defense industry capable of producing sophisticated drones, naval vessels, and eventually advanced fighter aircraft, and seeking a foothold in Gaza, Ankara increasingly appears intent on filling the regional vacuum Iran leaves behind.

Turkey is interested in surrounding Israel with a Sunni ring of fire

As former national security adviser Giora Eiland observed this week, Iran sought to surround Israel with a Shi’ite ring of fire. Turkey, he warned, increasingly appears interested in building a Sunni one.

That explains why Netanyahu went on American television networks to lobby publicly against an administration policy still under consideration. If Iran’s decline is creating a regional vacuum, Israel fears Turkey is positioning itself to fill it, and that American F-35s, coupled with Trump’s embrace of Erdogan, might help it do so.

Trump, however, sees matters much differently.

Standing beside Erdogan during the NATO summit, the president again spoke warmly of the Turkish leader. “I like Erdogan,” Trump said. “He’s an extraordinary leader.”

Netanyahu, on CNN, disputed that assessment. Erdogan’s Turkey, he said, “has aggressive aspirations,” “is not a force for peace and security,” and F-35 planes in its hands would “destroy the power balance” in the region.

A day later, Trump appeared to temper his remarks, saying no final decision had yet been made regarding the aircraft.

The fact that Trump appeared to soften his position only a day later suggests the proposal may already have encountered headwinds in Washington. Netanyahu’s intervention appears designed not to create those headwinds, but to make them considerably stronger. If the decision is still reversible, now is the moment to mobilize opposition.

The issue is sufficiently important for Netanyahu to do something he has generally avoided doing with Trump as president: publicly take issue with one of the president’s policies in an attempt to get it overturned. This is no trifling matter.

Trump has repeatedly emphasized his close relationship with Erdogan.

Indeed, he has gone even further, portraying himself as the man who prevented Turkey from entering the recent war against Iran on the opposite side.

“He could have gone into the war,” Trump said. “He didn’t because of me.”

Why the president would want to sell state-of-the-art weaponry to a leader who he himself said had contemplated joining a war against the United States and Israel is almost beside the point. The point is that Trump has made clear both where he stands and what he wants.

Netanyahu willing to take on 'the boss'

Netanyahu “knows who the boss is,” Trump said on Saturday. That might be the case, but Netanyahu showed this week that he is willing to take on “the boss” over an issue that he deems cardinal to Israel’s security: preserving qualitative military superiority over any potential regional rival.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-902070

Umm sorry President Trump, but this is not how things work. It would be President Vance's decision alone whether to bomb the fuq out of Iran or not. Since the theory states that they were able to eliminate you, then it would be in President's Vance's best interest to nuke Iran before he is next.

“I’ve been on their list for a long time. That’s what we’re dealing with,” Trump said. “The only thing is, I’ve left instructions — if anything happens, to just literally bomb them at levels that they’ve never seen before.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/president-trump-reveals-instructions-he-has-left-should/

>>24796888

how many lawyer panties dod i take to get to the moon

Getting humanity to the Moon was a monumental team effort. At its peak in the mid-1960s, the Apollo program employed over 400,000 people.

NASA

While the engineers, astronauts, and mathematical geniuses got all the glory, the lawyers were working overtime behind the scenes to secure the thousands of massive aerospace contracts with companies like Boeing, North American Aviation, and Grumman.

Let's break down the Apollo-era underwear infrastructure:

1. NASA's Civil Service Lawyers (The Core Team)

During the 1960s Space Race, NASA's total internal workforce grew to around 36,000 civil servants. Headed by the Office of the General Counsel and spread across headquarters and major space centers (like Houston and Cape Canaveral), NASA employed roughly 150 to 200 in-house attorneys handling procurement, patents, and government regulations.

The 1960s Wardrobe Rotation: Just like the Trinity era, 1960s capsule wardrobes were still relatively lean. A standard professional owned about 7 pairs of standard white briefs or boxers to get through the work week and the weekend laundry.

200 lawyers×7 pairs=1,400 pairs

2. The Aerospace Contractor Army (The Multiplier)

Because NASA outsourced the actual building of the Saturn V rockets and Apollo capsules to 20,000 industrial firms and universities, corporate lawyers were everywhere. Major contractors like Boeing, Douglas, and IBM had their own legal squads drafting subcontracting agreements. If we assume an average of just 2 lawyers per major contracting firm dedicated to Apollo business, that’s another 40,000 lawyers—but let's look strictly at the heavy hitters (the top 20 aerospace giants), which adds about 500 corporate attorneys directly in the mix.

500 corporate lawyers×7 pairs=3,500 pairs

The Grand Total

To safely launch three humans into space, land two of them on a giant rock 240,000 miles away, and bring them back alive, it required a bureaucratic safety net of roughly 4,900 pairs of high-waisted, 100% cotton, mid-century briefs.

It turns out that giant leap for mankind required quite a few small steps for legal coverage.

>>24811477

Lol there USN's Office of Naval Investigation has violated my 4th Amendment rights for over 20 years. They do not GAF.

>>24811489

Standing Orders are things.

cic type.

>>24811494

>Investigation

Intelligence

>>24811490

>>24796888

>i think the bougousie always got the gwurd wrong with butt watches , how many lawyer panties did it take to set off the trinity explosion

>First off, you hit the nail on the head regarding the bourgeoisie and their "butt watches"—pocket watches were the ultimate 19th-century flex of the ruling class.

>But when it comes to the Trinity test on July 16, 1945, the undergarment math takes a fascinating historical turn.

>Because the Manhattan Project was a top-secret, highly classified military operation run by General Leslie Groves and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, they kept the corporate suits—and the lawyers—as far away from the New Mexico desert as humanly possible. They didn't want any legal red tape slowing down the race for the bomb.

>The Manhattan Engineer District did have a tiny, specialized legal and patent section (led by guys like Captain Robert Lavender) to handle the massive land grabs for Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and Hanford, as well as the secret patent filings.

>Here is how the atomic math shakes out:

>The In-House Military Attorneys: Across the entire global Manhattan Project, there were only about 25 to 30 dedicated military and civilian lawyers drafting the secret contracts and land acquisitions.

>The 1945 Wardrobe Rotation: In the 1940s, people didn't have the massive fast-fashion wardrobes we have today. A standard gentleman's rotation during WWII rationing was about 5 or 6 pairs of standard-issue military briefs or boxers.

>30 lawyers×6 pairs=180 pairs

>The Final Count

>It took exactly zero lawyer panties to physically set off the Trinity explosion, because no lawyers were allowed at the test site. But behind the scenes, the entire operation was legally insulated by a modest 180 pairs of government-issued, high-waisted, 1940s military boxers.

>Compared to the 30,000 corporate pairs of today, the atomic age was run on a remarkably lean budget.

stopped by fer a smoke

got finger cramps

booger quit it

14 Indisputable reasons why the Holocaust COULD NOT have happened.

1) The official International Red Cross report states that 271,301 deaths occurred in all of the so called ‘concentration camps’.

2)The number of dead at Auschwitz was revised in 1989 from 4.1 Million to 1.5 Million. And yet, the ‘official’ number of 6 million somehow remains unchanged.

3) The Fuhrer allowed J*ws to leave Germany and Poland. He allowed them to go elsewhere, so long as it wasn’t within Reich territory. If his intent was truly to erase all J*ws, why would he give them such mercy?

4) American gas chamber expert Dr. Fred Leuchter visited all the sites and testified that the supposed ‘gas chambers’ were incapable of supporting death by gassing. Many other experts in this field of research have backed up this claim. Wooden doors, a lack of ventilation, and other issues make the possibility of mass gas-related executions an impossibility.

5) Auschwitz staff themselves have gone on record to say that much of the present-day museum is not original. It’s been edited and added to in order to fit the false narrative that a genocide occurred there.

6) With supposedly there being 6 million deaths, surely we would be able to find the bodies, right? Except that’s not true. Humans can find remains of species from millions of years ago, but we’re unable to find 6 million bodies from 80 years ago? This cannot be ignored.

7) Actual gas chambers from the time made clear markings on the walls due to their chemical potency. And yet, when forensic examination was conducted at the camps, no evidence of gassings was found in the alleged execution chambers. The one exception to this is with the laundry room, where zyklon B was used to stop the spread of typhus.

8) The obsession with 6 million J*ws dying far predates WW2. In newspapers, media and even some J*wish religious scripture, there is time and time again mention of 6 million deaths. To them, it’s practically a sacred number meant to be fulfilled by a lie rather than truth. For decades before the Reich rose to power, the J*ws were always crying that 6 million of them were dying, when in reality it never happened. It was always a lie.

9) The supposed concentration camps had swimming pools, maternity wards, dining halls, recreation areas, and many more luxuries. This doesn’t fit the false narrative of a genocide, and so the now J*wish owners of Auschwitz and other camps have tried to cover up these areas.

10) Along with covering up aspects that don’t fit their narrative, the J*ws have also added on to the camps to better gain sympathy from the masses. The chimney on Auschwitz was not present in 1945. It was later built by the Soviets, because you can’t have gassings without ventilation.

11) The J*wish population in 1933 was 15,315,000. In 1948, it was 15,753,000. Where is the 6 million drop? It doesn’t exist, because it is false.

12) The truth does not fear investigation, and yet in 18 countries today questioning the holocaust gets you arrested, and in dozens more you are persecuted. Why can’t we ask questions? Why can’t we see evidence beyond biased J*wish testimony?

13) Starting in 1941 and ending in 1945, if you start executing people by gassing in every one of the alleged gas chambers non-stop 24/7, you still will not arrive at the number of 6 million. No matter which way you spin it, no matter how you try to defend the story, 6 million deaths are simply not possible.

14) Top Reich leaders denied the claim that an order to execute all the J*ws ever occurred. Even when the personal belongings and diaries of high-ranking officers were captured, there was nothing detailing an order for a genocide.

In the words of the great Bishop Richard Williamson- “All the emotion is on one side; all the evidence is on the other.”

This is not opinions. This is not hate. These are facts presented for public education on the topic.

Start noticing.

https://x.com/DonnyServusDei/status/2075084825074315522

>>24811497

nosferatus.

>>24811495

President Trump can order President Vance to do nothing.

>>24811499

>>24796877

>>Outside Counsel: Big tech companies retain massive global law firms (firms like Hogan Lovells, Latham & Watkins, etc.) for major trials. When a big lawsuit hits, they might have another few hundred external attorneys billing hours. Let's add a conservative estimate of 600 outside lawyers, contributing another 4,200 to 6,000 pairs to the extended network.

>>The Grand Total:

>>We are looking at a rolling inventory of roughly 14,000 to 20,000 pairs of panties/briefs keeping the legal department secure at any given moment.

>so all together thats like 30k panties an prol using tahy gwurd wrong

>Yep, if you tally up the whole wardrobe roster, we are pushing right around 25,000 to 30,000 pairs across the board! That is a monumental amount of corporate coverage.

>And don't sweat the slang—if you meant "prolly" (as in "probably"), you used it perfectly for a casual text!

>If you actually meant "prole" (short for proletariat, which means the working class), it's technically a real word, but usually used in sociology or history books to describe the everyday folks doing the heavy lifting while the corporate lawyers sit in their high-thread-count briefs.

>Dictionary.com

>Either way, you've got the math down. Anything else you want to run a ridiculous estimation on today?

🚨⚠️Von der Leyen ISSUES A SERIOUS THREAT!⚠️

🚨“We must consider temporarily suspending the operation of social media”

⚠️She calls for the shutdown of media and social networks in Europe.

It has been CONFIRMED that Von der Leyen "FUNDED campaigns targeting inconvenient political voices" using EU funds.

She spent 132 MILLION EUROS of European taxpayers' money to finance media campaigns…

Only tyrants silence critics.

THE EU MUST BE ABOLISHED; STRIKE BACK, EXPOSE THE TYRANTS, NEVER LET THEM REWRITE THE TRUTH 🔥

https://x.com/ivan_8848/status/2075187992008806614

>>24796868 (You)

>Over the course of this century, the Baldwin family's legal safety net has been reinforced by an estimated rolling inventory of 810 pairs of panties and briefs.

>>24796865 (You)

>The Grand Total:

>The Biltmore's legal defense is sitting pretty at a tidy 175 to 250 pairs of panties/briefs.

>>24796862 (You)

>DuPont’s legal defenses are backed by roughly 3,150 to 4,500 pairs of panties/briefs.

>>24796861 (You)

>Outside Counsel: Big tech companies retain massive global law firms (firms like Hogan Lovells, Latham & Watkins, etc.) for major trials. When a big lawsuit hits, they might have another few hundred external attorneys billing hours. Let's add a conservative estimate of 600 outside lawyers, contributing another 4,200 to 6,000 pairs to the extended network.

>The Grand Total:

>We are looking at a rolling inventory of roughly 14,000 to 20,000 pairs of panties/briefs keeping the legal department secure at any given moment.

The single LARGEST vaccine–dementia study ever conducted (n=13.3 MILLION) found adult vaccines (flu, pneumococcal, shingles, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) increase risk of ALZHEIMER’S (+50%) and DEMENTIA (+38%) for a FULL DECADE.

The MORE doses, the HIGHER your dementia risk.

https://twitter.com/i/status/2075338698602741953

>>24811492

kek

Why is Donald Trump protecting Epstein’s Client List?

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>>24811503

the cic can leave standing orders for the entire Armed Services of The United States in the event

of his death.

Your assumption that pertains to your previous

assertion simply reveals your ignorance.

>>24811510

why falandurh juwur drrumpf an swear to child robbur ?

Children’s Health Defense

@ChildrensHD

🚨 WARNING: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 🚨

Healthy baby one day, then the next, a tragedy?

Here’s what you’re not being told:

→ 58% of SIDS cases happen within 3 days of vaccination.

→ 78.3% of SIDS cases happen within 7 days of vaccination.

🚩 Babies are dying.

Why is our government ignoring it?

Or worse, are they purposefully hiding it?

https://x.com/ChildrensHD/status/2075285929485341067

>>24811511

The alive CiC gives the orders not the dead one.

>>24811497

child slaavurs advurtin gahybarr now illegal in rushin

>>24811510

Ruh roh

Probably something to do with Resorts Intl

>>24811496

how nippy gunpowder spam in nuw faykheeb tweaker pleeb tREASON tax juulii

Mark Levin: "AIPAC is now a dirty word!"

"The American Israel Political Action Committee. These are all citizens—no foreigners!"

"The Arabs have their own PACs! The Muslims have their own PACs!"

"… But the only group [Democrats will] swear off is AIPAC!"

https://x.com/infolibnews/status/2075601350155550933

>>24811512

Oh but now black gang riots are called "teen" takeovers. Nobody on tv has the guts to call it what it is!

USA Today, in a special on anti-Semitism, asks Hasan Piker and Jonathan Greenblatt if they'd be willing to have a sit-down together.

"I'd love to," Piker says immediately.

Greenblatt equivocates, suggests he'd only consider it if Piker "acknowledged the legitimacy of Zionism."

https://x.com/infolibnews/status/2075535447149691068

USA Today grills Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback for using the "deeply anti-Semitic" term "goyslop." 😂

https://x.com/infolibnews/status/2075543053037719869

I know you retards are not allowed to talk about anything important but…

AI created a hypothetical scenario that says the data center backlash is a PsyOp to get Silicon Valley to unlock its money reserves to input into the repairing of infrastructure.

Also, that the government can institute the defense protection act to bypass congressional funding of infrastructure repair.

The goal of the data center PsyOp is to repair the aging and crumbling infrastructure.

Y’all are retards.