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He calls 31% approval polling fake. Iran strikes in February, the pump climbing, 37% of his own party against his economy.

Who pays the fake gas bill

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He calls 31% approval polling fake. Iran strikes in February, the pump climbing, 37% of his own party against his economy.

Who pays the fake gas bill, motherfucker?

https://thistleandmoss.com/p/the-thirty-one-percent-clearance-sale-trump-bleeds-at-the-pump-like-a-girl-on-her-first-period

Donald Trump, wearing a dark suit and red tie, gives a thumbs-up on a stage with a blue-purple background. Large text across the bottom reads: I’M DONALD TRUMP AND I APPROVE THIS MESSAGE.

#iran #trump #mutualaid #mutualaidrequest #politics #uspol #queermedia

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I’m so scared that my child will go to school as a Christian and come home as a Presbyterian or a Jehovah’s Witness.

If it happens I pray it’s just

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I’m so scared that my child will go to school as a Christian and come home as a Presbyterian or a Jehovah’s Witness.

If it happens I pray it’s just a phase.

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#iran #trump #news #maga #politics #republicans #epstein #trans #parody

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The Agency Kept Two Persian Speakers Until a War Started

Two Seats at the TableWhen the U.S. Agency for Global Media worked out how little of itself the law required, Iran came out at two people. The statuto

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Two Seats at the TableWhen the U.S. Agency for Global Media worked out how little of itself the law required, Iran came out at two people. The statutory minimum memo, reprinted in Appendix C of a September 2026 State Department inspector general evaluation, lists “Farsi Language” at two positions, the same allotment as China and Afghanistan. The legal citation printed beneath that line appears to repeat the annual report clause used for another entry, rather than any provision about Persian. The agency’s report to the Office of Management and Budget promised that VOA would keep broadcasting to China, Afghanistan and Iran with a two-person staff on each service.

The inspector general’s staff then asked what actually happened. A USAGM official said that VOA was required to stop producing new content in all 49 of its languages, including the ones sent to China, Afghanistan and Iran. The Persian service went dark on March 15, 2025, when every employee in it was placed on administrative leave. The plan told Washington that Iran was protected, and the operation told the transmitters otherwise.

The law the agency was supposedly minimizing toward has a view on this. Section 6202 of Title 22 says U.S. international broadcasting shall include the capability to provide a surge capacity for crises abroad. A newsroom of two is not a surge capacity. It is a rounding error with a badge.

The War Arrives on ScheduleThe test came on June 13, 2025, when Israeli and American military action began in Iran. USAGM recalled its Persian-language employees from leave, and the service resumed. One week later, according to agency officials cited by the inspector general, USAGM conducted a reduction in force that left just two employees working for the Persian service, one of whom had no language proficiency.

The report adds that when Persian broadcasting restarted, one of the two assigned staff had no relevant proficiency and was unable to broadcast. In a separate example, a producer for the Kurdish service was replaced by an employee who could not understand the language. These are not the errors of an agency that had planned a minimum. They are the errors of an agency that had planned a headcount.

The audience that had been left with a two-person service was not small. In that same report, 86 percent of VOA’s weekly audience described its information as very or somewhat trustworthy (page 48), a credibility built over decades and set aside in a day. USAGM’s February 2025 performance report, reprinted in Appendix E, ranks Iran fifth among the agency’s ten largest measured audiences, with 12.2 million adults reached weekly. The inspector general found that USAGM did not use its audience data to decide which language services to keep, and relied instead on its reading of what the statute required.

A Newsroom That FluctuatesThe staffing numbers for the Persian service since then read like a heart monitor. The statutory memo allowed two positions. The June 2025 reduction left two people. By August 13, 2025, USAGM told House appropriators the Persian News Network had six employees plus 21 in its central news and production unit, or 27. As of July 6, 2026, the inspector general reports the service had 66 employees. Persian is also one of only seven languages, out of the 49 VOA once broadcast, that the agency was still producing in July 2026 (page 14).

The agency was candid about the method. Asked by Senate appropriators what the plan was for the Persian service after the surge in demand, USAGM said in August 2025 that staff and content “will continue to fluctuate as urgency of global events dictate”. That is a description of a service run by the news cycle, though it is not what the statute calls a capability.

None of this is new to Congress. In 2009, lawmakers authorized $15 million specifically to expand Farsi language programming, in Section 1262 of Public Law 111-84, which is now codified as a note to 22 U.S.C. 6205. The reasoning then was that Iranians needed independent information. It would be an odd conclusion that the need went away in 2025, and the agency’s July 2026 notice to Congress suggests it now agrees, since it plans to increase Persian programming (page 9).

Research Capacity, CancelledThe agency also cancelled its ability to know whether any of this worked. According to the inspector general, contracts for audience surveys were cancelled and the Office of Policy and Research was placed on leave, so USAGM could not pursue broadcasting “based on reliable information about its potential audience” (pages 8 and 9), which is language from the same statute. In July 2026, officials said the agency is trying to restart some of those contracts but cannot recover the data that was lost.

The statute is not vague about this. Among its broadcasting principles it lists a reliable research capacity. Among its standards it lists reliable information about the audience. In an August 2025 answer to Senate appropriators, reproduced in Appendix D, the agency conceded that its most recent annual report was from 2022 and that polling and hard metrics are unavailable in many closed media environments. It also said it had long leaned on social media metrics wherever content travels online, and that a more in-depth view would come later. A service meant to reach people inside a closed society cannot be run well without measuring whether it reaches them. It might have added that, for at least one closed society, it had a measured weekly audience of 12.2 million before it cancelled the contracts that produce such numbers.

USAGM’s chief executive nominee has since acknowledged the need to rebuild research capacity. One hopes the new capacity will include someone who can tell a Persian broadcast from a Kurdish one. The inspector general concluded that fewer broadcasting languages may lessen USAGM’s impact on advancing national interests and countering disinformation in closed societies (page 22). A war was the one thing the Persian service existed to cover, and the agency had prepared for it with two chairs.

A dry editorial illustration in flat graphic style. Two empty office chairs sit in a sparse newsroom, labeled "Persian Service — 2 positions." One chair has a headset on it, the other is completely empty. On the wall behind them, a breaking news ticker reads "Israel and U.S. Strike Iran." A phone on the desk is ringing off the hook. Through a window in the background, a broadcast antenna tower stands dark and silent. The contrast between the minimal staffing and the magnitude of the news event is the visual tension. Muted newsroom gray, government navy, and urgent red accent tones. Flat, wry, editorial newspaper-style illustration.

#iran #nationalsecurity #inspectorgeneral #oiginvestigation #pressfreedom #usagm #voiceofamerica

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Iran War backlash threatens Republican control of Congress - ReadR App

🧵 👉 Deep-Search 🌐🔍🧠 and Read More about headlines:

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Iran War backlash threatens Republican control of Congress - ReadR App

🧵 👉 Deep-Search 🌐🔍🧠 and Read More about headlines:

https://seefinish.com/readr/?web=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.aljazeera.com%2Fvideo%2Fnewsfeed%2F2026%2F10%2F19%2Faje-onl-nf_iran-war-fuels-anger-ahead-of-us-midterms-191026%3Ftraffic_source%3Drss&title=Iran%20War%20backlash%20threatens%20Republican%20control%20of%20Congress

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💥 DISBAND NATO

💥 ABOLISH THE BBC

💥 GLOBALISE THE INTIFADA

💥 BURN THE MEANS OF SURVEILLANCE

💥 ERADICATE ZIONISM

🦋 HEAL THE PLANET


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💥 DISBAND NATO

💥 ABOLISH THE BBC

💥 GLOBALISE THE INTIFADA

💥 BURN THE MEANS OF SURVEILLANCE

💥 ERADICATE ZIONISM

🦋 HEAL THE PLANET


#tech #iran #france #europe #climate #freepalestine #resistance #revolution #capitalism #surveillance #zionism #ukpol #techfascism #franceprotests #costofliving

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summons its Iranian ambassador after a German court sentences two men involved in a plot to kill a Jewish community leader, saying one of the

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summons its Iranian ambassador after a German court sentences two men involved in a plot to kill a Jewish community leader, saying one of them had been steered by 's intelligence ​service.

https://en-wp.org/wiki/Germany–Iran_relations

https://newsasfacts.com/news/162949

#iran #germany

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💥 DISBAND NATO.

💥 ABOLISH THE BBC.

💥 GLOBALISE THE INTIFADA.

💥 BURN THE MEANS OF SURVEILLANCE.

💥 ERADICATE ZIONISM.

💥 HEAL THE PLANET.

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💥 DISBAND NATO.

💥 ABOLISH THE BBC.

💥 GLOBALISE THE INTIFADA.

💥 BURN THE MEANS OF SURVEILLANCE.

💥 ERADICATE ZIONISM.

💥 HEAL THE PLANET.

#tech #iran #france #europe #climate #freepalestine #resistance #revolution #capitalism #surveillance #zionism #ukpol #techfascism #franceprotests #costofliving

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's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reports that an oil tanker has caught on fire and exploded in the southern part of the Strait of Hormuz aft

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's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reports that an oil tanker has caught on fire and exploded in the southern part of the Strait of Hormuz after striking a naval mine.

https://en-wp.org/wiki/2026_Strait_of_Hormuz_crisis
https://en-wp.org/wiki/2026_Iran_war

https://newsasfacts.com/news/162925

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Avviso sul contenuto: This article discusses a maritime disaster, geopolitical tensions and misleading AI-generated footage. No graphic content is intended.

iPhones, Perfume and a Sunken Ship: The Strait of Hormuz Viral Video That Fooled Millions

Viral footage claimed to show people recovering iPhones and

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iPhones, Perfume and a Sunken Ship: The Strait of Hormuz Viral Video That Fooled Millions

Viral footage claimed to show people recovering iPhones and luxury perfumes after a shipwreck near the Strait of Hormuz. Fact-checkers identified key videos as AI-generated.Dear Cherubs, the internet has apparently discovered a new form of treasure hunting: wait for a cargo ship to sink, then help yourself to floating iPhones and luxury perfumes. There is just one small problem with this spectacular maritime bargain: while a real ship did sink near the Strait of Hormuz, fact-checkers have found that some of the viral footage showing people collecting the expensive goods was AI-generated.

The story is a perfect cocktail of geopolitical tension, consumer temptation and social media doing what it does best: turning an alarming real-world event into an unbelievable spectacle.

A REAL SHIP, A VERY REAL CRISIS

According to reporting by The Associated Press and The Guardian, the Singapore-flagged container ship GFS Pride sank near the Strait of Hormuz on 14 October 2026, amid escalating attacks on commercial shipping in the region.

The cause remains contested. Iranian authorities said the vessel struck a naval mine after allegedly taking an unauthorised route. Other maritime reporting described the ship as having been struck by a projectile. The precise circumstances should therefore be treated with caution rather than settled as fact.

The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most strategically important maritime chokepoints, connecting the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of Oman. Disruption there can affect shipping, energy markets and international trade. In other words, this is not exactly an ideal location for an impromptu shopping trip.

And then came the videos.

THE IPHONE HAUL THAT WASN’T

Clips spread across social media purporting to show people gathering iPhone boxes and luxury perfumes from the sea after the ship sank. Some posts presented the scenes as Iranian fishermen salvaging valuable cargo, while others encouraged viewers to believe that a floating Apple Store had suddenly appeared in the Gulf.

The reality is rather less cinematic.

Al Jazeera’s open-source investigation, published on 17 October, traced several viral clips to an Instagram account called Nativora, which describes its output as fictional, AI-generated cinematic content. The investigation concluded that the videos claiming to show people collecting iPhones and perfumes after the shipwreck were fabricated.

Other fact-checking reports reached similar conclusions about footage showing people collecting iPhone boxes on a beach. Some clips contained visual inconsistencies, while technical analysis also suggested AI generation.

That distinction matters. The sinking was real; the viral scenes used to illustrate the supposed treasure haul were not reliable evidence of what happened. Nor has the ship’s cargo manifest established that the vessel was carrying the specific haul of new iPhones and luxury perfumes featured in the videos.

The distinction is important because a video can look convincing without being authentic. In this case, Al Jazeera reported that the clips collectively attracted around 80 million views. That is an impressive audience for fiction, particularly when the plot involves a maritime disaster and suspiciously convenient luxury shopping.

The lesson is not that every image of floating cargo is fake. It is that footage circulating online needs independent verification before it can be treated as evidence. A real disaster does not automatically make every video attached to it real.

THE INTERNET’S NEW TREASURE MAP

Why do these clips travel so far? Because they combine three ingredients social media loves: expensive products, dramatic events and the possibility of getting something valuable for nothing. Add a geopolitical crisis, and suddenly a dubious video becomes a ready-made narrative about punishment, profiteering or ordinary people getting lucky.

But a shipwreck is not a floating discount outlet. Recovering cargo from the sea can involve serious hazards, and ownership of salvaged goods is not automatically transferred to whoever reaches them first. The exact legal position depends on the circumstances and applicable maritime law.

For readers trying to separate fact from fiction, compare viral footage with reputable reporting, check whether the original creator identifies it as AI-generated, and look for independent confirmation of the specific details. As a general rule, if a video appears almost tailor-made to confirm someone’s political argument, a little scepticism is healthy.

For more accessible explainers on viral claims, current affairs and geopolitical stories, visit thisclaimer.com or the Thisclaimer YouTube channel.

The bottom line, Cherubs? The ship sank, the regional tensions are real, and the videos of people collecting iPhones and perfumes have been exposed as fabricated in key examples. Until credible evidence emerges, treat the supposed luxury haul as internet fiction rather than breaking news.

Sources:

  1. Al Jazeera — Investigation into fake iPhone and perfume videos, published 17 October 2026. https://www.aljazeera.net/news/2026/10/17/حصدت-80-مليون-مشاهدة-ما-حقيقة-مقاطع-جمع-الآيفون-والعطور-من-مياه-هرمز

  2. Associated Press — Iran says a ship sank after striking a mine in the Strait of Hormuz. https://apnews.com/article/7e2c57a29fd5c3afc7ffe0cf63954bf3

  3. The National — Fire, sinking and reported scramble for cargo: what we know about the ship lost in the Strait of Hormuz. https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/gulf/2026/10/15/fire-sinking-and-reported-scramble-for-cargo-what-we-know-about-ship-lost-in-strait-of-hormuz/

  4. The Guardian — Two container ships sink near the Strait of Hormuz amid a surge in Iranian attacks. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/14/container-ship-sinks-strait-of-hormuz-surge-iranian-attacks-iran-us-midterm-elections

  5. Thisclaimer — Further reading and accessible explainers. https://thisclaimer.com/

  6. Thisclaimer YouTube — Videos and explainers. https://www.youtube.com/@thisclaimer?sub_confirmation=1

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#iran #photography #art #geopolitics #food #socialmedia #technology #iphone #politics #straitofhormuz #cargoship #aimisinformation #factchecking #fakeviralvideos #luxuryperfumes

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“Look at the Facts!”: Gerald Celente on New Order with Afshin Rattansi.

Posted by Jerry Alatalo | October 18, 2026

[Editor’s note: I’ve been a longt

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“Look at the Facts!”: Gerald Celente on New Order with Afshin Rattansi.

Posted by Jerry Alatalo | October 18, 2026

[Editor’s note: I’ve been a longtime follower of Gerald Celente, and particularly admire Mr. Celente’s willingness to express valid righteous indignation, – legitimate criticism directed at inaction and/or wrong decisions or policy choices in the face of major problems experienced by people living in America and around the world. But most of all, my admiration for Gerald Celente is based upon his longtime activism for the cause of peace.

Mr. Celente hosts “Trends This Week” on the Progressive Radio Network. Please feel free to share your thoughts regarding the remarkable discussion between host Afshin Rattansi and guest Gerald Celente in the comments. Thank you very much. Peace.]

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On this episode of New Order, we speak to Gerald Celente, Founder & Director of the Trends Research Institute. He discusses the rising global energy costs and Trump’s rigging of the markets, how Europe’s militarisation drive will only enrich the military-industrial complex, why we are witnessing the death of the US dollar and the era of China and India leading the world, why another Western financial crash is coming, China’s massive rush to buy gold, why there will not be a peace deal between the US & Iran and we’ll instead see more escalation, and much more.

Finally, New Order’s Zarah Khan asks questions from you the viewers to Afshin Rattansi. You can send in your questions to be answered to @AfshinRattansi on X to be answered on next week’s episode!

https://rumble.com/embed/v7et80q/?pub=10w7jh

#iran #india #china #donaldtrump #internationalrelations #benjaminnetanyahu #deathoftheusdollar #progressiveradionetwork #rttalkshows #worldaffairs

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Should France be bombed because France is violent to protestors?

Or does that rule only apply to Iran?

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Should France be bombed because France is violent to protestors?

Or does that rule only apply to Iran?

#iran #france #franceprotests #studentprotests

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Venezuela e Irán: por qué siguen sin ser libres y por qué Cuba me preocupa

Elaine Castro compartió en las redes sociales un texto en el que explica por qué le inquietan las negociaciones que Estados Unidos sostiene con Cuba.

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Elaine Castro compartió en las redes sociales un texto en el que explica por qué le inquietan las negociaciones que Estados Unidos sostiene con Cuba. Lo traemos a AkeruNoticias porque aporta una mirada que merece ser leída, pensada y conocida por el mayor número posible de personas.Elaine Castro Castañeda

Muchos celebramos cuando Trump capturó a Maduro en enero y cuando bombardeo Irán en febrero. Entendí la alegría. Después de tantos años de dictadura, cualquier golpe a esos regímenes se siente como justicia.

Pero tengo que decirlo como es: ni Venezuela ni Irán son libres hoy. El pueblo sigue sufriendo la misma tiranía.

En Venezuela quien gobierna hoy es Delcy Rodriguez. La misma vicepresidenta de Maduro. El mismo partido. Los mismos generales. Los mismos colectivos armados en los barrios. Lo unico que cambio fue el negocio del petróleo.

Trump hizo un acuerdo con ella. Dijo textual en la ONU: Al vencedor le corresponde el botín. Y que entre Estados Unidos y Venezuela controlan el 60 por ciento del petróleo del mundo. Las petroleras americanas ya están entrando. Pero en Venezuela todavía hay más de 800 presos políticos, según el Foro Penal. No hay fecha para elecciones libres. No hay libertad de prensa. El venezolano sigue sin poder decir lo que piensa sin miedo a que lo metan preso. Cambio el socio del negocio, no el sistema.

En Irán paso igual. Bombardearon las instalaciones nucleares. Trump dijo que las destruyó. Pero el Ayatola sigue en el poder. La Guardia Revolucionaria sigue mandando. Las mujeres siguen siendo arrestadas por no ponerse el velo. Hace pocos días ejecutaron a más manifestantes. Lo que Trump está negociando con Irán no es libertad para el pueblo Iraní. Es que no hagan bombas nucleares, a cambio de dejarlos vender petróleo otra vez. El pueblo Iraní sigue bajo la misma bota.

Y por eso me preocupa tanto lo que está haciendo con Cuba.

Porque si el modelo que le van a aplicar a Cuba es el de Venezuela, entonces no estamos hablando de libertad. Estamos hablando de asfixia.

Le quitan el petróleo a Cuba. Ningún barco puede entrar sin que Estados Unidos lo sancione. Por eso México ya no manda. Por eso incautó el barco Grace. Por eso hay apagones de infinitas horas sin contar el Estado de las termoeléctricas y la mala gestión de 67 años eso es aparte. Y cuando el país ya no aguanta más, se sientan a negociar con la misma cúpula. Que se quede un tiempo más a cambio de abrir el pais a negocios.

El pueblo cubano en el medio pagando el precio. Con hospitales sin luz, con niños sin leche, con 96 mil personas esperando operación según admitió la propia viceministra.

Yo no estoy defendiendo a ningún régimen. Odio esas dictaduras tanto como cualquiera que tuvo que irse de su país.

Lo que estoy diciendo es que la verdadera libertad no la trae un presidente americano con una orden ejecutiva. La libertad real es cuando el cubano de a pie puede abrir un negocio sin que le caiga un inspector, cuando puede hablar en la calle sin que lo vigile la seguridad del estado, cuando puede votar por quien quiera sin miedo, cuando puede entrar y salir de su País cuando quiera.

Eso no ha pasado en Venezuela. No ha pasado en Irán. Y me duele pensar que tampoco pase en Cuba.

No quiero un cambio de dueño. Quiero una Cuba libre de verdad.

Y si vamos a apoyar algo, que sea al pueblo de Cuba, no a ningún acuerdo entre magnates  hecho por encima de la cabeza del pueblo.

Venezuela and Iran: Why They Are Still Not Free—and Why I Worry About CubaElaine CastroElaine Castro shared on social media a text in which she explains why the negotiations the United States is conducting with Cuba concern her deeply. We are bringing it to AkeruNoticias because it offers a perspective that deserves to be read, reflected upon, and shared with as many people as possible.

Many of us celebrated when Trump captured Maduro in January and when he bombed Iran in February. I understood that joy. After so many years of dictatorship, any blow against those regimes feels like justice.

But I have to say it plainly: neither Venezuela nor Iran is free today. Their peoples continue to suffer under the same tyranny.

In Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez is the one governing today. Maduro’s same vice president. The same party. The same generals. The same armed colectivos in the neighborhoods. The only thing that changed was the oil business.

Trump reached an agreement with her. He said verbatim at the United Nations: “To the victor belong the spoils.” And that between the United States and Venezuela, they control 60 percent of the world’s oil. American oil companies are already moving in. But Venezuela still has more than 800 political prisoners, according to Foro Penal. There is no date for free elections. There is no freedom of the press. Venezuelans still cannot say what they think without fearing imprisonment. The business partner changed, not the system.

The same happened in Iran. They bombed the nuclear facilities. Trump said he had destroyed them. But the Ayatollah remains in power. The Revolutionary Guard is still in command. Women are still being arrested for refusing to wear the veil. Just days ago, more demonstrators were executed. What Trump is negotiating with Iran is not freedom for the Iranian people. It is an agreement: no nuclear bombs in exchange for being allowed to sell oil again. The Iranian people remain under the same boot.

And that is why I am so concerned about what he is doing with Cuba.

Because if the model they intend to apply to Cuba is Venezuela’s, then we are not talking about freedom. We are talking about suffocation.

They cut off Cuba’s oil. No ship can enter without the United States sanctioning it. That is why Mexico no longer sends it. That is why they seized the Grace vessel. That is why there are endless blackouts—quite apart from the condition of the power plants and 67 years of poor management; that is a separate matter. And when the country can no longer bear it, they sit down to negotiate with the very same ruling elite: they are allowed to stay a little longer in exchange for opening the country to business.

The Cuban people are caught in the middle, paying the price: hospitals without power, children without milk, and 96,000 people waiting for surgery, according to the deputy minister herself.

I am not defending any regime. I hate those dictatorships as much as anyone who has had to leave their country.

What I am saying is that real freedom is not brought by an American president with an executive order. Real freedom is when ordinary Cubans can open a business without an inspector coming after them; when they can speak in the street without State Security watching them; when they can vote for whomever they choose without fear; when they can enter and leave their country whenever they wish.

That has not happened in Venezuela. It has not happened in Iran. And it pains me to think it may not happen in Cuba either.

I do not want a change of owners. I want a Cuba that is truly free.

And if we are going to support something, let it be the people of Cuba—not any agreement between magnates made over the heads of the people.

#iran #venezuela #cuba #mexico #cubalibredeverdad #libertaddecuba #negociacionesusacuba #presospolíticos

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Irans Regierung hat gemischte Signale nach Washington gesendet: Während Außenminister Araghtschi das Angebot erneuerte, die Straße von Hormus zu öffne

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Irans Regierung hat gemischte Signale nach Washington gesendet: Während Außenminister Araghtschi das Angebot erneuerte, die Straße von Hormus zu öffnen, drohte der neu ernannte Verteidigungsminister Ketabtschi US-Präsident Trump.
Iran unterbreitet den USA ein Angebot - und droht zugleich

#iran #usa #hormus

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“The Trump administration ordered federal financial regulators to retract a report flagging suspicious oil trades.

“Only 15 min before…Trump decided

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“The Trump administration ordered federal financial regulators to retract a report flagging suspicious oil trades.

“Only 15 min before…Trump decided not to strike Iranian power plants on March 23, a few traders sank billions of dollars into predicting that the S&P 500 would go up & oil prices would fall, making a hefty profit, Bloomberg reports. The traders reportedly used a 2-min window at 6:49 am that day to make the massive deals in futures markets.

“‘The fact that this trading preceded a headline driven sell-off means that either someone got very lucky or knew something,’ Tim Skirrow, head of derivatives at Energy Aspects, said to Bloomberg.”

https://newrepublic.com/post/216574/trump-official-tries-kill-report-perfectly-timed-oil-trades-cftc

#iran #trump #markets #corruption #trumpadministration #trumpwar #stockmarket #cftc #coverup #insidertrading

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https://imetatronink.substack.com/p/not-ready-for-the-big-leagues
In an attempt to cover just 3 large airbases against a series of salvos of 100+ miss

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https://imetatronink.substack.com/p/not-ready-for-the-big-leagues
In an attempt to cover just 3 large airbases against a series of salvos of 100+ missiles of various types, the entire US stockpile of PAC-3 interceptors could very conceivably be exhausted in little more than a week or two. This is the reality of 21st century high-intensity conflict against an adversary ( ) with the capability to shoot back a kind of war for which the military is woefully ill-prepared, both materially and doctrinally ~ Jan 2024

#iran #usa #china #russia

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Am ersten Tag des Iran-Kriegs im Februar schlägt eine Rakete in einer Schule in Minab ein. 168 Menschen sterben, die meisten sind Kinder. Heute ist de

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Am ersten Tag des Iran-Kriegs im Februar schlägt eine Rakete in einer Schule in Minab ein. 168 Menschen sterben, die meisten sind Kinder. Heute ist der Ort Gedenkstätte, aber auch Bühne für Regimepropaganda. Von Benjamin Weber. #Nahost-Krieg
Iran-Krieg: Trauer nach Angriff auf Schule in Minab hält an

#iran #israel

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