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The Butlerian Jihad, 2026 AD. Let those sandworms of Arrakis fly! (Iran is going to wreck NVIDIA's datacenter and R&D facility in Israel, then go after all the other AI slop centers in the region)

I got more enjoyment out of this clip than Villeneuve’s Dune films

“We J*ws are God’s chosen people and the Gentiles must learn their purpose in life is to fight and d*e for Israel.”

Netanyahu spoke to a few reporters. He insists Israel is not dragging the world to war, and explained how he envisions reshaping the middle east so that oil pipelines flow through Israel. (And despite rumors, he was really there and alive)

🚨🚨🚨 EVERY MAJOR BANK IS BLEEDING RIGHT NOW. HERE IS THE FULL DAMAGE REPORT. 🚨🚨🚨 The news is covering the Iran war. Nobody is adding up what it is doing to the banks. Here is the breakdown: 🏦 US BANKING SYSTEM — $306.1 BILLION in hidden unrealized losses (FDIC, March 2026) 🏦 FDIC PROBLEM LIST — 60 banks flagged as at-risk, UP from 57 last quarter (Q4 2025) 🏦 JPMORGAN (JPM) — Marked down private credit loans, tightened lending on March 11 (Reuters) 🏦 BLACKROCK (BLK) — $26 billion private credit fund LOCKED withdrawals after redemption spike (Bloomberg, March 6) 🏦 MORGAN STANLEY (MS) — Capped withdrawals after investors tried to pull 11% at once (Reuters/Bloomberg, March 11) 🏦 GOLDMAN SACHS (GS) — Bond deals indefinitely postponed this month due to maturity wall repricing 🏦 BANK OF AMERICA (BAC) — Unrealized losses on securities still in the tens of billions on the balance sheet 🏦 REGIONAL BANK ETF KRE — Crashed 5% in ONE DAY on March 2, worst since 2023 🏦 EUROPEAN BANKS — Down 9-13% since Iran war began (Forbes, March 19) 🏦 BRITISH BANKS — Down 9-13% since Iran war began (Forbes, March 19) 🏦 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SECTOR — $900 BILLION in debt maturing in 2026 with nowhere to go 🏦 PRIVATE CREDIT INDUSTRY ($1.8 TRILLION) — Multiple funds hitting redemption gates simultaneously 🏦 US CORPORATE DEBT — $1.35 TRILLION maturing this year at rates nobody budgeted for This is happening in parallel. EVERY entity on this list is under stress AT THE SAME TIME. That is not a coincidence. That is a system cracking at multiple points simultaneously. RT before this gets buried.

I can't get over the fact that Dune is about an oppressed people fighting for their homeland, waging a jihad to bring down a hegemonic empire by threatening to cut off the flow of their most precious commodity after the empire had assassinated their religious leader's father.

Jeff Bezos, worth $234 billion, plans to replace 600,000 Amazon workers with robots. Now, he wants to spend $100 billion to fully automate not just his warehouses, but factories in the U.S & other countries. Oligarchs are waging all out war against workers. FIGHT BACK.

BREAKING: The oil war just hit rice. Not through fuel. Through plastic bags. A shortage of polypropylene (PP) raffia — used to pack rice — is now disrupting Asia’s rice trade. What broke? – Hormuz disruption → PP cargoes stuck – India imports 50%+ of PP from Middle East – February shipments? Still stranded – No new vessels getting through This is not a price spike. This is a physical supply freeze. Timing couldn’t be worse – End of fiscal year – Low inventories (just-in-time buying) – Strong existing demand The system had no buffer. Prices are exploding: PP raffia: – Jan: $810/mt – Feb: $915/mt – Now: $1,380/mt Domestic spike: – +₹50,000/mt since Feb 28 This is not gradual inflation. This is a shockwave. And it’s hitting rice exports directly: 50kg rice bag cost: – Feb: $4–4.5/mt – Now: $6.5–7/mt Margins get crushed → exporters pass it on → buyers hesitate But here’s the twist: Rice prices aren’t rising much. India 5% broken WR: $333/mt Thailand: $360/mt Gap narrowed to ~$20 → buyers shifting to Thai rice Why? Because packaging cost is erasing India’s price advantage. This is bigger than India 🇹🇭 Thailand – “Pricing is dusty” (uncertain) – Costs unstable: bags, freight, containers – Offers now depend on bag availability 🇻🇳 Vietnam – Still sourcing from China – Bag costs up 25–30% What’s really happening: Oil → Petrochemicals → Plastic → Packaging → Food trade One disruption at Hormuz is cascading across the entire chain. Key insight: The constraint is no longer rice. It’s the bag that carries it. When packaging becomes scarce, food doesn’t stop existing — it stops moving. And when food stops moving, prices are the least of your problems.

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JUST IN - French navy, along with UK allies, seizes tanker "Deyna" from Russia's "shadow fleet," suspected of flying a false flag, in the Western Mediterranean — Reuters

An Elbit Systems weapons factory was burnt to the ground in the Czech Republic by a new "internationalist underground network" called "the Earthquake Faction." They clearly did a good arson job, it looks like the factory was hit by a missile:

BREAKING 🚨: Turkey HUMILIATED Israel 🔥 Turkish President Erdogan 🔥🔥 "Zionist Israel has killed hundreds of thousands of people". "God willing, it will pay the price for this" What a BRAVE leader 💪 🔥

Have empathy for the victims, not those who inflict pain on others

The idea being floated around by Trump circles is that sending a small contingent of US troops only to Iran’s shores will reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Also the shores in question…