Stephen McIntyre

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Stephen McIntyre

Stephen McIntyre

@ClimateAudit

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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
The most definitive White House statement purporting to justify the Israel-US war on Iran was its March 2, 2026 statement entitled "The Iranian Regime's Decades of Terrorism against American Citizens". whitehouse.gov/articles/2026/… After a brief editorial opening, the article lists 44 incidents with a total of 992 US deaths. The source of the data wasn't given. Where did it come from? Unlike the Iraq war or the Russia collusion allegation, the reporting didn't come from an intelligence assessment, flawed or otherwise. It turns out that the list was plagiarized by the White House from a June 19, 2025 list (fdd.org/analysis/2025/…) prepared by a former AIPAC employee (Tzvi Kahn) for a think tank (FDD) founded "to provide education to enhance Israel's image in North America". The think tank's original identity was "EMET (Hebrew for 'truth')". The June 19, 2025 publication was literally on the eve of the first US bombing of Iran on June 21, 2025. In this thread, I'll compare each and every item in the White House statement to the corresponding item in the original list by the former AIPAC employee. The list is virtually identical. Any slight changes are always in the change of ratcheting up the underlying allegation.
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Books Behind Borders
Books Behind Borders@MHTruthUltra·
Just so we’re all clear on what this means: Syria is ran by Al-Qaeda. The US has asked Al-Qaeda for help. The same Al-Qaeda they want you to believe killed 3,000 Americans on 9/11. This is how stupid they think you are. They are laughing in your face.
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Hans Mahncke
Hans Mahncke@HansMahncke·
This is probably the most important interview you’ll see this month, maybe even this year. What was done to Michael Caputo and his family is pure evil. What makes it worse is that this continued into 2026 under Pam Bondi and Kash Patel, both of whom would have shut it down had they known. And that is the problem. It was allowed to operate without their knowledge. That is how wide and deep the rot sits. It is not a matter of a few bad actors. It is systemic. You cannot fix something like that by removing one or two people after the fact. That approach just turns into a game of whack-a-mole, with replacements stepping into the same roles and continuing the same abuse under a different name. What is needed is a far more comprehensive response. At a minimum, Bondi should initiate a full internal audit to determine exactly what activities are still ongoing and who is responsible for them. That needs to be paired with a clear directive: anyone still involved in perpetuating Russia collusion investigations or related abuses must come forward within 48 hours or face immediate termination. The same standard should apply across the board, whether it involves targeting Trump, his campaign, aides, or supporters, actions related to school boards, the 2020 election, Project Veritas, or the labeling of Catholics as extremists. The broader point is that passivity is complicity. As Michael warns, these abuses will not fade away. They have been kept alive by failure at the top, and when Democrats regain power, they will escalate them.
Catherine Herridge@C__Herridge

You can watch the full video here 👇🏼 youtu.be/Im482k_at1g?si…

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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@pepesgrandma @HansMahncke I took a quick look through the Russia section and didn't see anything interesting. I thought that it was ordinary Beltway slop. Sorry to be so negative,
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Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁 💪🏻
Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁 💪🏻@pepesgrandma·
This read is highly suggested if you follow Russiagate. John Brennan was interviewed for this. As were many others. I’d like to know if there’s anything different inside here. I was pretty busy at the beginning of Russiagate. Perhaps you can peek @HansMahncke and @ClimateAudit? 243 pages of Russia Russia Russia… Plus, ex CIA, Stephan Slick ran this PRP. There’s gotta be something worthwhile in here. Chris Krebs was involved in this too and it reviews the 2020 election CISA efforts including Rumor Control.
Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁 💪🏻@pepesgrandma

I thoroughly enjoyed reading the Russiagate parts in this document. John Brennan was still pushing the Russiagate lies in 2021. 🤦🏻‍♀️ The Russiagate part is very lengthy and it reviews each time period. “Spring 2016 The Central Intelligence Agency Director at the time, John Brennan, met with Russian intelligence counterparts in March 2016, unaware that the GRU had successfully used a spearfishing attack to acquire 50,000 emails from Clinton Campaign advisor John Podesta’s computer just a week earlier. When this hack was detected and exposed, it did not set off alarm bells because foreign hacks of presidential campaigns were relatively routine. In May, Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, disclosed that “foreign intelligence services [were] tracking this election cycle like no other,” including the Russians. On June 14th, the Democratic National Committee announced that Russian hackers had compromised their internal server throughout the past year. The Washington Post’s reporting on the DNC hack concluded that “the breach was traditional espionage.” These were the first signs that Russian interest in the 2016 election cycle would be different and more intense, but they were understood as routine counterintelligence challenges at the time. This was also the first notice to the public on Russian interference. Many policymakers, including National Security Advisor Susan Rice, learned about the cyber-attack through the media rather than through intelligence briefings. The scope of Russian interference would not be recognized until the late summer of 2016 and not fully understood until well after the election.” web.archive.org/web/2025041109…

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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
re-upping this comparison of Trump to Lyndon Johnson. Lots of points of similarity. Both bullies. Neither wanted to appear "weak".
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit

fair enough. But don't forget that Lyndon Johnson similarly wanted to be remembered for his "Great Society" domestic programs. It's before your time, but, in that respect, LBJ wasn't that much different from Donald J. But LBJ got eaten up by Vietnam War, making unwise decisions because he wasn't prepared to lose any face domestically. Trump's biggest risk is not that he becomes Bush 3.0, but that he becomes another LBJ, losing control of his domestic agenda because of unwise foreign policy decisions.

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Epstein File Search
Epstein File Search@epsteinsearchin·
Senator Wyden found JPMorgan Chase failed to report over $1 billion in suspicious transactions linked to Epstein. He asked Treasury Secretary Bessent for the records. Bessent refuses. DOJ is blocking the files. Treasury is blocking the money trail.
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Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary
Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary@TankiesFTW·
@FrMatthewLC @ClimateAudit Transmission loss is a thing to consider, yes. (I'm an EE myself, by the way 😉) Hydro-Quebec losses about 8% of power produced to transmission losses, which is largely unavoidable cuz our dams here are far from population centres. Power plants closer to PPs are better, ...
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
Ontario is another jurisdiction that went heavily nuclear (55-60%) of all electricity on top of 20-24% hydro. Canada has its own variation of nuclear reactors using heavy water as a moderator. All of this was developed two generations ago, but Ontario is now reviving nuclear development. After regrettable sidetrack into wind - which is singularly inappropriate for Ontario.
Gray Connolly@GrayConnolly

Hard to think of a strategic as well as national energy policy that is more vindicated, each day, than the French decision to go big into Nuclear power. A French victory that rivals with Austerlitz.

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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@DataRepublican The problem wasn't just that they were wrong. Even when they obtained information that showed that they were wrong, it was concealed. FBI in particular.
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DataRepublican (small r)
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
Ok, I'm apparently not good at writing parables, because nearly everyone interpreted it wrong. I used a parable because I want to respect others' service records, especially when not all the facts are out yet. So let's pivot to a much more direct analogy. In 2016, career intelligence professionals, people who had genuinely spent their lives fighting America's enemies, became convinced that a foreign power had compromised the incoming president. They had data points. Real ones. Trump had business dealings in Moscow. He said nice things about Putin on camera. People in his orbit had meetings with Russian nationals. A dossier appeared with salacious claims. Each data point individually was... a data point. But they were looking for Russia. So they found Russia. Everywhere. They were so certain they were right that they leaked to the press. They used classification authority to spy on American citizens. They presented unverified opposition research to a FISA court as intelligence. Peter Strzok texted about "insurance policies." Andrew McCabe authorized leaks. They were experienced professionals who genuinely believed the republic was in danger. Their service records were real. Their concern was sincere. And they were wrong.
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican

I'm a Smurf. I've been hired to run counter-intelligence operations at Smurf Village. My role is political; I've personally gone up against the evil wizard Gargamel. But once I'm on the inside, I discover that Smurf Village has a relationship with a goat-riding human boy called Peewit. Peewit isn't a Smurf. He's caused a lot of damage with his antics over the years. Why is he even here? I start digging. I pull up Papa Smurf's history with Peewit. Papa Smurf has been collaborating with this kid for years. Protecting him. Making excuses for him. Why? Peewit is reckless. Peewit makes messes. But Papa Smurf keeps letting him back in. The more I dig, the more Peewit I find. He's everywhere. In every file, behind every favor, connected to every mess. A picture forms in my head: if I'm looking for Peewit everywhere and I keep finding Peewit, the only logical conclusion is that Peewit is the one controlling Papa Smurf. Then a prominent Smurf gets assassinated. They say Gargamel's people did it. Case closed, move along. But I get access to the dead Smurf's private messages. And there's Peewit. Right there in the chats. The same Peewit I've been laser-focused on all year. Pressuring him. Making demands. I bring this to Papa Smurf and his inner circle. I bring it with alarm. Papa Smurf looks at me funny. And then — just like that — I'm kicked out of the investigation. No explanation. Just... out. This is the final proof that Peewit is controlling the Smurf Village. I know what I saw. I have to get the truth out there. So I do the unthinkable. I leak the information.

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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@PeterBernegger why do we always hear about hacking by Russia or Iran, but hardly ever hear about hacking about Israel. Despite their widespread penetration of western cyber systems.
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Peter Bernegger
Peter Bernegger@PeterBernegger·
🚨 Tweet #9: Suggest reading this slowly. A Georgia Institute of Technology professor - under a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract - wrote this in an email: "We have more than enough evidence of what looks to be Russian and Iranian command and control activities from state, local, tribal and territorial government networks that we have analysis that potentially makes them election related." Same professor. Days later: "There is a group that has successfully penetrated these networks." Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Program Manager Ian Crone confirmed in writing they were analyzing "actual election networks." His response when briefed on the penetration? "I think their muted response was because they're a little dazed." The people in that room when all of this was confirmed: ✅ Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency ✅ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency - Department of Homeland Security ✅ Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center - the organization that monitors every single state and local election network in America Russia and Iran were inside networks tied to our elections. Every one of these agencies knew. You were never told. Tweet #10 coming. You need to know who else was watching.
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@SGBarbour in Italy, it's my understanding that wind energy is dominated by the mob.
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@TankiesFTW @FrMatthewLC my understanding is that modern design (passive shutdown if I've used the term correctly) eliminates all of the Chernobyl type risk, but that US regulators have created almost insuperable problems in implementing the new and better designs.
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Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary
Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary@TankiesFTW·
@FrMatthewLC @ClimateAudit These days, big reactors are very safe if well located (no earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes allowed!). Russian RMBKs ("Chernobyls") aside (they're still being proposed, I think), reactors these days have "negative void coefficients", which means production doesn,t surge ...
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Stephen McIntyre retweetledi
Dave Rubin Clips II (Parody) - Retired Jan.20/2025
Dave Rubin Clips II (Parody) - Retired Jan.20/2025@DaveClips·
We're almost three weeks into the war, so it's time to check in on how these incredible predictions by our favorite prognosticator, Dave Rubin, have unfolded: Iran will not close the Strait of Hormuz, and energy prices will not dramatically increase!
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
today's events seem like a reply of the Late Bronze Age or the Iron Age II. A statement from the Hittites in Turkey.
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
the disease obviously does NOT exist in China. Studying Chinese success seems like the first place to start.
Greg Koenig@gak_pdx

One of my favorite things on the internet was @slatestarcodex writing about Cost Disease; basically, how the costs to do anything have basically tripled, completely disconnected from labor costs, material inputs, or inflation. No economists have an explanation for why costs have gone up so much, it seems like some dark force is acting on the US economy so that - while the Europeans can build lavish infrastructure, the US is stuck at 5-6x costs to build literally everything... and this underpins our fundamental debates about everything. The Interstate Bridge is an excellent example. Back when this was killed the 2nd or 3rd time (I forgot which), the *studies* performed to explore the new bridge cost ~$200 Million. I did the back of the napkin math and those studies cost 3x, inflation adjusted, what the original entire bridge cost to build. I think the dark force economists cannot detect is a combination of things, primarily though? Grift. You need to pay off the environmentalists, you need to pay off the labor unions, you need to pay off local interest groups. Those are the grifts that use social concerns as a cover... But the real grift is the Professional Managerial Class. All the various technical entities involved in the production of anything are 3 people who know anything about the subject encased in small to large organizations where 80% of the headcount has nothing to do with the task at hand. It is a baked-in, structural grift that underpins almost the entirety of the American economy. Vast swaths of the white collar economy are basically riding the coattails of a small - eroding - segment of SMEs who do actual work.

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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@TankiesFTW Not everything. Ford reeled in the windmill nonsense on day one. And the refurbishment of the reactors was important and probably would not have taken place under the Liberals.
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Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary
Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary@TankiesFTW·
@ClimateAudit Yup. Me neither. I can only speculate that zOntario's attracted to the S in SMR (Small Modular Reactor) or that its local grid in Southern zOntario can't take more. Either way, it's bad news. zOntario's done EVERYTHING it could possibly do wrong since the late 1990s.
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Catherine Herridge
Catherine Herridge@C__Herridge·
BREAKING: Longtime Trump Advisor @MichaelRCaputo Shares Never-Before-Seen FBI Subpoena And Search Warrant Targeting Him During Biden Administration; Alleges Biden Era Weaponization Continued at DOJ During Trump’s Second Term This week on Straight to the Point I sat down with Michael Caputo, a longtime confidant and advisor to President Trump. In this exclusive interview, Caputo shares a never-before-seen FBI subpoena and sweeping federal search warrant that targeted him during the Biden Administration. Caputo details the horrifying fallout of the secret Biden-era investigation over his Ukraine reporting and anti-weaponization policy work that stayed active even inside the Trump administration and the devastating toll it took on his family. @thelatmg @latimesstudios_ Straight to the Point: FBI’s Secret Targeting of Team Trump 00:35 Michael Caputo: Biden Era FBI ‘Surveilled’ Dozens of Trump Associates 01:28 Caputo Says He Was Targeted Over His Investigation Into Bidens and Anti-Weaponization Initiative 02:12 How Did the Biden-Era Investigation Continue Under AG Bondi? 03:10 Google Alert: FBI Subpoenaed His Records 04:29 Caputo Says He Was Working In Same DOJ Building As DOJ Investigation Targeting Him 06:00 August 2024 Susie Wiles Calls With Shocking News 06:40 Before Presidential Election, FBI Laid A Trap? 07:58 Federal Warrant Wanted Information About Caputo’s State of Mind 09:30 FBI Should Be Shattered: ‘Russia, Russia, Russia All Over Again’ 10:42 FBI File: Caputo Called A Radical Traditionalist Catholic (RTC) 11:30 Caputo 'Had To Go To The Highest Authority’ To Get Case Closed 12:44 Russia Gate Cost Caputo’s Family Everything 13:55 Threats To Caputo And Family 16:10 Accountability For RussiaGate 18:00 If Democrats Win Mid-Terms: Weaponization Will Increase 10x 19:50 Caputo: Task Force For Americans Who Were Harmed By Weaponization 20:50 Response to Critics Who Say Caputo Sees Conspiracies 21:43 Independent Journalism
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Glenn Greenwald
Glenn Greenwald@ggreenwald·
How can so many Americans possibly support this regime? You oppose a regime-change war against them even as they do this?
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