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Is Klaus Schwab really Jewish? We know that many many Jews converted to Catholicism to hide. If he is of Rothschild Lineage we know his emotional/mental programing is convoluted. eraoflight.com/2022/05/04/you…

@MrImranPk That's what you think.

We won.

@SaiyidYasir @MrImranPk hey dimwit.. did you see Trumps post today about Israel? He's gonna take Israel down!

@MrImranPk You were forced to get involved in this war.

An American 🇺🇲 soldier girl says in awe 🥲 We are so tired. This war was not our desire, nor did we choose it. My only wish is to go back home. I don't want war... I just want peace 💥

@RabbiShmuley ha ha... always trying to pass the buck. Nothing changes in 2000 years

open.substack.com/pub/rabbishmul… Few falsehoods in human history have proven as lethal, as enduring, and as morally catastrophic as the claim that the Jewish people killed Jesus. It is a charge that has fueled nearly two millennia of persecution, expulsions, pogroms, and ultimately helped create the theological soil in which the Holocaust could take root.   It is also, quite simply, untrue.   The accusation that the Jews killed Jesus is not merely historically false—it is one of the most destructive lies ever told about any people.   This is not a matter of Jewish defensiveness. It is a matter of historical fact, textual integrity, and moral clarity. And if we are serious about confronting antisemitism—not in slogans, but in substance—we must be willing to dismantle this lie completely.   The Roman Method of Execution   Let us begin with the most basic and undeniable fact: Jesus was crucified.   Crucifixion was not a Jewish form of punishment. It was a uniquely Roman method of execution, reserved for rebels, slaves, and enemies of the state. It was adopted by the Romans from their archenemies, the Carthaginians. The Jewish legal system, as codified in the Torah and later rabbinic literature, prescribed entirely different forms of capital punishment—but NEVER crucifixion.   The idea that Jews, who neither practiced nor controlled crucifixion, suddenly executed Jesus using Rome’s most brutal instrument is not just implausible—it is absurd.   You cannot claim that the Jews killed Jesus while ignoring that only Rome had the authority, the method, and the power to crucify.

TRUMP DIDN'T START THE IRAN WAR TO DESTROY IRAN. HE STARTED IT TO SAVE THE U.S. DOLLAR. Before the first bomb dropped, the petrodollar was visibly falling apart, Fast. Saudi Arabia publicly said for the first time since 1974 that it was open to settling oil in other currencies. Then the actions followed. China and Saudi Arabia signed a 50 billion yuan currency swap. Saudi Arabia joined mBridge, the system built explicitly to bypass SWIFT and the dollar. The original 1974 petrodollar agreement was allowed to expire without renewal. India was buying Russian oil settled in rupees and yuan. One fifth of all global oil trade was already settling outside the dollar by 2023. The dollar's share of global reserves had fallen to a 30 year low. The petrodollar was dying already. To understand why this matters you need to understand what the petrodollar actually is. It is a protection deal. In 1974, Kissinger flew to Riyadh and made a secret agreement with King Faisal. Saudi Arabia prices oil in dollars and recycles profits into US Treasuries. In return, America guarantees Saudi security. Weapons, troops, and the promise that US military keeps the shipping lanes open. Every OPEC member followed within a year. The arrangement gave Washington something extraordinary. A permanent buyer for its debt. The ability to borrow cheaply and run deficits indefinitely while maintaining the world's reserve currency. For fifty years Gulf states believed this was a partnership. It was not. It was leverage. And when Gulf states started building their own exits, that leverage had to be demonstrated again. On February 28, 2026, the demonstration began. Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz. Kuwait has no bypass pipeline. Qatar sends 93% of its LNG through it. Saudi Arabia exports 5.5 million barrels per day through it. Multiple Gulf energy companies declared force majeure simultaneously for the first time in history. Oil hit $120. R Refineries were shut. The IEA called it the largest energy supply disruption in history. And the same Gulf states that had been quietly building yuan settlement systems and joining Chinese financial infrastructure found themselves with their entire economic survival at stake and only one country capable of doing anything about it. They went back to Washington and asked for help. Saudi Arabia reversed its refusal to grant the US military base access. The UAE declared willingness to join a US coalition. The GCC went to the UN and called for US-backed force to reopen the strait. Countries that had been distancing themselves from American dependence for two years were suddenly asking America to come back and protect them. That is not a coincidence, That is the leverage being applied. Now look at what happened to the dollar while all of this was happening. DXY surged to a 10 month high. Gold collapsed 13 to 20%, its worst month since 2013. Investors sold alternative stores of value and bought dollars. Every barrel of emergency oil released by the IEA was priced and settled in dollars. SWIFT data showed the dollar's share of global transactions at its highest level in years. And Gulf states who had been accumulating yuan and building alternative payment systems ended up spending their crisis buying American weapons instead. A $16.5 billion emergency arms package was approved during the war. The petrodollar recycling mechanism, dollars earned from oil flowing back into American defense industry, ran perfectly. Now look at what Trump had been saying for years before the war. He threatened BRICS nations with 100% tariffs if they backed any alternative to the dollar. He said directly that losing the world's reserve currency would be "like losing a war." His National Security Strategy, published one month before the bombs fell, explicitly named preventing any power from controlling Middle Eastern oil chokepoints as a core US interest. After the war started he posted publicly: "With a little more time, we can easily OPEN THE HORMUZ STRAIT, TAKE THE OIL, and MAKE A FORTUNE." This is the part that should make every Gulf state rethink everything. The system was sold to them as a partnership. America protects you. You price oil in dollars. Mutual benefit. But when Gulf states started building exits, a war appeared that destroyed their ability to use those exits and forced them back into dependence. Gulf states spent two years building non dollar infrastructure. Then a crisis arrived that made all of it irrelevant overnight and left them with no option except to ask Washington for protection. The dollar surged. American weapons factories got new orders. And the countries trying to escape the system found themselves locked back inside it. That is a reset. And the people who paid for it are the same ones who always pay, The Gulf. The petrodollar was never a partnership. It was always a system designed to make American power self financing. The Iran war did not threaten that system. It renewed it.

Dr. Oz believes the Cuban government is involved in massive health fraud in South Florida.

Scoop: Trump is likely to make leadership changes involving two more top roles at the Justice Department, per sources. The changes likely will affect Harmeet Dhillon, the assistant attorney general for the Civil Rights Division -- a promotion for @HarmeetKDhillon -- as well as Stanley Woodward, the No. 3 official at DOJ -- a demotion for him, sources told @SarahNLynch and me. cbsnews.com/news/white-hou…

Fox News reports that at least 50 senior Iranian officials were killed in a U.S. airstrike in Iran.

GROK: What Actually Happened On April 1–2, 2026, President Donald Trump publicly claimed (including on Truth Social) that Iran's president had "just asked the United States of America for a CEASEFIRE." He added that the U.S. would only consider it if Iran first reopens the Strait of Hormuz for shipping.lemonde.fr Iran immediately and strongly denied this claim. Iran's foreign ministry called Trump's statement "false and baseless". They described any suggestion that Iran requested a ceasefire as untrue.youtube.com Iranian officials have repeatedly rejected U.S. ceasefire proposals in recent weeks, calling them "maximalist," "unreasonable," or "irrational." They insist Iran is not seeking negotiations on U.S. terms and will only end the conflict on its own conditions (such as guarantees against future attacks, reparations, and recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz).aljazeera.com

🔻 IT'S OVER. Iran just called the United States and asked for a CEASEFIRE. Read that again. The regime that burned American flags for 45 years just picked up the phone and SURRENDERED. 33 DAYS. THAT'S ALL IT TOOK. Trump's response — word for word: "We are blasting Iran into oblivion — **back to the Stone Ages.**" HE SAID NO. Not until Hormuz is open. Not until the missiles stop. Not until the regime is GONE. This is not a negotiation. This is an EXECUTION. While Iran was begging — their own military hit Kuwait. Qatar. Bahrain. UAE. Four countries. One night. Fuel tanks exploding. Tankers burning. A man dead in Dubai. A regime doesn't attack its own neighbors unless IT KNOWS IT'S ALREADY DEAD. Then IRGC did something no one expected. They published a list. 17 American companies. Apple. Google. Nvidia. Tesla. JP Morgan. Boeing. They called it a threat. IT WAS A CONFESSION. They just told the world who helped build the machine. Name by name. Company by company. The files from the east — Epstein. The files from the west — Isfahan. The files from the regime itself — IRGC's own list. ALL THREE EXPOSED IN THE SAME 33 DAYS. This isn't a war ending. THIS IS THE OLD WORLD ENDING. Gold $4,698. NATO severed. Supreme Court in session. The President speaks tonight. YOU ARE WATCHING HISTORY. RIGHT NOW. IN REAL TIME. CODE: END-GAME / D33 / IRGC-17 / CEASE-X / QFS-LIVE

@WellsJorda89710 thats anger and how filthy corrupt Israel is

🚨Mention Israel… and Watch the Demons Manifest🚨 If you want to see demons manifest, just mention Israel. Watch how quickly calm people turn into raging, profanity-laced monsters — screaming threats, foaming with hatred over a tiny nation thousands of miles away. Normal people don’t get that unhinged about a foreign country. This level of supernatural rage? That’s not politics. That’s demonic. Satan knows exactly what he’s doing. The irrational, obsessive hatred for Israel isn’t human — it’s spiritual warfare. When someone loses all self-control at the mere mention of Israel, you’re not debating policy anymore. You’re watching demons react. The battle is spiritual.

Maryjayne Aria dnroposSte86f7h0hlfhg6u8501aa2ma2i5lh93ag6a461207m909i0920cf · Trumps latest announement: America Has Oil So Why Are We Paying More at the Pump? Here’s the thing. When a statement sounds simple, it’s usually sitting on top of something far more complex. When Donald Trump says America has so much oil it does not need more, it creates a powerful impression. It suggests abundance. It suggests independence. It suggests stability. It suggests America sets and controls its own oil prices, this is far from reality. It only highlights what is not being said. People look at their receipts. Fuel prices rise. Living costs climb. And a very reasonable question starts to form. If there is so much oil… why are people paying so much more by the day? This is where the surface narrative begins to crack. Prices hiked as soon as America declared war on Iran and dropped the first bomb. This is no coinsidence. America does have vast oil reserves. It is one of the largest producers in the world. Trump will claim oil sitting in the ground is not the same as oil moving through the system. He will claim production, refining, transportation, global pricing agreements, and market speculation all play a role in increased prices. But this is not the reason for hike in prices. Prices increased the day Trump went to war on Iran. This is hard to swollow: Oil is not priced locally. It is priced globally. Even if the United States produces more oil than it consumes, prices are still influenced by international markets. Events in the Middle East, decisions by OPEC, disruptions in supply chains (Trump says they have more than enough and are non reliant on the middle east for oil), geopolitical tensions all ripple into domestic fuel costs. Why is America not controlling its own pricing of oil? Why are they dependant on the Middle East to inform America what prices to set for thier oil yet according to Trump they do don't need oil from the middle east? Now Lets look at prices of those setting the prices in the middle east Per litre Libya: ~$0.02 Iran: ~$0.03 Kuwait: ~$0.34 Algeria: ~$0.36 Egypt: ~$0.46 Qatar: ~$0.50 Saudi Arabia: ~$0.62 Bahrain: ~$0.62 Oman: ~$0.62 Iraq: ~$0.65 United Arab Emirates: ~$0.65 GlobalPetrolPrices.com How much do Americans with so much oil reserves per litre pay? Upto a whopping $1.10 and More by the day! Why are Americans paying more than the countries setting the prices? So the claim of abundance can be technically true, while the experience at the pump tells a different story. And that gap is where public frustration grows and questions need to be answered. Then comes the second question. One that people are asking more quietly, but with increasing weight. If billions are being spent daily on war, where is that money coming from? Estimates around modern military engagement often reach staggering figures. When people hear numbers like two billion dollars a day, it becomes difficult to comprehend. Not just the scale, but the implication. Because governments do not generate money in isolation. They fund spending through a combination of taxation, borrowing, and monetary policy. That means, directly or indirectly, the burden circles back to the public. Taxes are said to rise. Inflation increase further. Public services will be squeezed. Debt expands, and future generations inherit the cost. So while the spending may be framed as necessary, strategic, or protective, the financial reality is far more personal. People feel it in their daily lives. Higher fuel costs. Higher food prices. Higher bills. And this leads to the deeper question that sits underneath everything. If a country is energy rich, why are its citizens feeling energy poor? If money is being spent at such scale, who ultimately pays? These are not political questions. They are structural ones. They are about how systems operate behind the headlines. It is possible for a nation to be resource rich and still have rising costs. It is possible for large scale spending to coexist with public financial strain. And it is possible for simple statements to mask very complex realities. Does this means deception? It does mean scrutiny is needed. Because in the space between what is said and what is experienced, truth usually lives. And people are starting to notice Written by Maryjayne Aria Author of Immune Health, Terrain & GcMAF Join our facebook group The Good Doctor Reveals All facebook.com/share/g/1AbwEx… FEEL FREE TO FOLLOW ME SHARE FROM MY PERSONAL PAGE SHARE THIS POST

@SabuzView We went from one of the most literate nations to the bottom of the heap since the dept of education... and paying more money than any other nation to get there.

Question for MAGA from a liberal woman. "Hi, I'm just wondering if you guys who voted for Trump — did you vote for the Department of Education to be dismantled? Because that's what he's doing right now. Like, do you realize what that means for our kids? Education is going to go back to the states, and a lot of these red states are already underfunded as it is. They're not going to have the resources to properly educate our children. And let's be real — this is also about controlling women's bodies. Without federal oversight and funding tied to Title IX and things like that, access to reproductive healthcare and abortion information in schools is going to get even worse in a lot of places. If you're a parent, how are you okay with this? Our kids are already struggling with test scores and mental health — taking away the Department of Education isn't going to help. It's going to hurt them. So I'm genuinely asking: Did you vote for this? And if you did. Why?

@A_Ham96 what goes around comes around.. you should meditate on that for a while

Negev now: We are under a violent Iranian attack, the situation is terrifying, and people are suffering in Israel. 🇮🇱🔥

🚨 Why I’m a PROUD Christian Zionist (and why every believer should be too)🚨 The Bible is crystal clear: God gave Israel to the Jewish people as an **everlasting possession** (Gen 17:8). “I will bless those who bless you, curse those who curse you” (Gen 12:3). After 2,000 years of exile, Israel reborn in 1948—prophecy fulfilled (Ezek 37, Amos 9:15). Romans 11: God’s covenant with them is **irrevocable**. We’re grafted in, not replacements. In a world boycotting and attacking God’s chosen people, I choose to **BLESS**—because Scripture commands it. Proud Christian Zionist. Who stands with me? Drop 🇮🇱 or “Amen” below! 🔥 #StandWithIsrael #ChristianZionist #GodsPromises #BibleTruth

@Ostrov_A it's kinda like Karma.. for what Israel did to GAZA.

The number of people in the replies to my post below actually cheering on Iranian missile attacks on Jewish women, children and civilians in Israel, is truly mind-boggling. Some seriously sick folks out there!

@I_Wait_I_Watch @mjfree @GROK clarify this post. tell what is true and what is false

In summary: The U.S. is aggressively targeting energy supplies to pressure the Cuban government (with regime change goals stated by officials like Secretary Rubio), but humanitarian categories like food and medicine are exempted and have seen some inflows (including from the U.S. itself). Russia's pushback focuses on energy "humanitarian aid," with workarounds attempted amid the broader restrictions. The situation remains tense, with ongoing blackouts and shortages as of March 19, 2026.No, the United States is not blocking Russian (or other) food and medicine aid to Cuba in the same aggressive way it is restricting fuel/oil shipments.The core of the current U.S. policy escalation—stemming from President Trump's January 29, 2026, executive order—focuses on imposing tariffs and other coercive measures on countries supplying oil to Cuba. This has created an effective "fuel blockade" or energy embargo, severely limiting petroleum imports (from Venezuela, Mexico, Russia, etc.), leading to nationwide blackouts, disrupted essential services (including food refrigeration, distribution, hospitals, and water systems), soaring food prices, spoilage, and a deepening humanitarian crisis affecting millions.Key points on food and medicine specifically:U.S. humanitarian exemptions remain in place for the long-standing Cuba embargo (dating back to the 1960s). Food, medicine, medical supplies, and true humanitarian aid (e.g., disaster relief after Hurricane Melissa in 2025) are explicitly allowed and often facilitated. The U.S. has itself provided or announced additional humanitarian aid to Cuba in 2026, including millions in food kits, hygiene items, and other support delivered via channels like the Catholic Church or direct to people, bypassing government interference where possible. Other countries have sent or pledged food aid without reported U.S. blockage: e.g., Canada pledged food assistance in February 2026, Mexico sent humanitarian aid (including some non-fuel items), and activist/exile groups have delivered supplies. Russia's aid efforts have centered on fuel/petroleum products framed as "humanitarian" (e.g., oil shipments to address energy shortages causing knock-on effects like food/medicine spoilage due to lack of refrigeration/power). Russian officials (Kremlin, Foreign Ministry, embassy) have repeatedly pledged "all possible assistance," including material supplies, and tankers are en route or approaching as of mid-March 2026, in defiance of U.S. pressure. There are no confirmed reports of the U.S. directly blocking or intercepting Russian food/medicine shipments—claims of U.S. Navy blocking "humanitarian aid" appear tied to fuel tankers, not separate food/medicine cargoes. The fuel restrictions indirectly worsen food and medicine access (e.g., no power for refrigeration, transport issues for distribution, hospital operations hampered), which UN experts and Cuban officials have condemned as risking a severe humanitarian crisis. However, this is not a direct blockade on food/medicine imports themselves. 19 posts📷📷📷 40 web pages📷📷📷 Impact of Hurricane Melissa on Cuba U.S. embargo history with Cuba Think Harder

@mjfree Yet the people, even with this hardship are celebrating in the streets. They know what they have been through and the accept the price that brings freedom.

@wecookingorwhat @RippleXrpie messy indeed

@RippleXrpie Macron’s words are crisp, but Trump’s market reaction could be messy.

🚨HOLY SH****T!! 🤯 🇫🇷 French President Macron has officially announced no support for USA/Israel. Macron says: “France did not choose this Iran war. We are not taking part in it. Nobody can force us” 🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP IS ABOUT TO CANCEL ALL DEALS WITH FRANCE!