Jason Robertson

Humble brag… 11 years ago I had a window replaced and I told the contractor hey let be grab that hardware in case I need it and I threw it into the junk drawer My wife mocked me Today…11 years later, a contractor working in a different room said man I wish we could get that exact hardware to replace a busted piece… “Hang on a sec”. Took me 11 years but checkmate! I feel so vindicated

Why does it even matter if he is “remorseful”? It’s not like he egged a house or something…he raped a little girl and stuffed rocks in her mouth so she couldn’t breathe There is one proper reaction to such horrors and it is, sadly, the gallows. That behavior must not be tolerated, whatever the age Recognizing such and acting based on that recognition is what made Europe civilized, and would make us civilized again as well

🚨 OPERATIONAL UPDATE: ISRAEL U.S. WAR WITH THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC - Reporting Window: 3/18 to 3/19 • Iran escalated against Gulf energy infrastructure, with major damage reported at Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG hub and additional strikes or disruptions affecting Saudi, Kuwaiti, and UAE energy systems • Washington is now openly weighing a broader next phase, including more U.S. troops, shoreline options around Hormuz, and contingency planning tied to Kharg Island and Iran’s uranium stockpiles • Iran continued missile attacks on Israel, with cluster warheads and central Israel barrages reinforcing that the threat is evolving even as launch volume declines • Israel deepened pressure on Hezbollah and Iran simultaneously, while Gulf states hardened politically after direct attacks on critical infrastructure The last 24 hours marked a shift in the war’s character. This was no longer just a cycle of launches, strikes, and retaliation. Iran pushed harder into the Gulf energy system itself, hitting infrastructure that matters far beyond the battlefield. At the same time, Washington’s planning language moved beyond containment and toward possible next phase options if airpower and maritime defense do not restore deterrence. Meanwhile, Israel continued applying pressure across both the Lebanese and Iranian fronts while Iranian missile attacks on Israel remained dangerous despite lower overall launch tempo. Below is the operational picture. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🛢 GULF ENERGY FRONT: IRAN HIT THE SYSTEM WHERE IT HURTS MOST The most important development of the day was the escalation against Gulf energy infrastructure. Reuters reported extensive damage at Qatar’s Ras Laffan industrial city, the center of Qatar’s LNG export system. Reporting also pointed to additional damage or disruption affecting facilities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the UAE. Open source intelligence reporting tracked the same pattern in real time, with warnings ahead of the strikes followed by repeated reports of fires, energy site damage, and maritime incidents near Qatar and the UAE. Why this matters: This is no longer just a Strait of Hormuz pressure campaign. Iran is now directly targeting the infrastructure that underpins Gulf export capacity, including LNG and refinery systems. That raises the economic stakes far beyond shipping alone. Brent crude briefly pushed above $119, reinforcing that the market is now pricing in sustained infrastructure risk, not just tanker disruption. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇺🇸 WASHINGTON: THE NEXT PHASE IS NOW BEING DISCUSSED OPENLY One of the most significant strategic developments of the day came from Washington. Reuters reported that the Trump administration is now weighing options for sending thousands of additional U.S. troops to the region. The reported scenarios include expanding Hormuz security, possible operations tied to Iran’s shoreline, planning around Kharg Island, and even contingency discussions involving Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpiles. That language matters. This is not how governments talk when they believe the war is nearing a clean conclusion. It is how they talk when they are preparing for the possibility that standoff strikes alone may not produce the desired strategic outcome. Open source reporting mirrored this almost immediately, with repeated references to troop options, Kharg Island planning, and discussion of a possible broader U.S. operational phase. Why this matters: The U.S. is no longer just defending shipping and backing Israel from range. It is now clearly thinking through what a larger coercive endgame could require if the current model fails to reopen Hormuz or settle the nuclear problem. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💰 THE COST OF THE WAR IS NOW MEASURED IN HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS Reuters also reported that the Pentagon has asked the White House to approve a request exceeding $200 billion for the Iran war. That is not a side story. Once numbers like that enter the discussion, the war is no longer being treated institutionally as a short punitive campaign. It is being framed as a large, sustained, resource intensive operation that may require major replenishment, replacement, and political approval at home. Why this matters: This tells you Washington is planning for duration, not just escalation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🚀 IRANIAN MISSILE ATTACKS ON ISRAEL: LOWER VOLUME, HIGHER TACTICAL COMPLEXITY Iran continued missile attacks on Israel during this window, including fresh central Israel alerts and overnight barrages. Times of Israel reported that the cluster munition threat expanded beyond Israeli civilians alone. A foreign worker was killed in central Israel, while at least three Palestinian women were killed in the West Bank after missile debris struck a civilian site. This marks the first Palestinian fatalities from Iranian attacks in the current war and underscores the indiscriminate impact of cluster-type warheads across different populations. The key issue is not just that missiles are still being fired. It is how they are being configured. Reuters reported that cluster warheads remain one of the most difficult tactical problems for Israeli air defenses because they must be intercepted before they split. That means a smaller salvo can still create multiple impact zones and wider civilian disruption. Open source reporting supported that pattern again today, showing central Israel alerts, repeated references to submunitions, and multiple impact concerns from a single launch event. Why this matters: Iran is no longer relying primarily on sheer barrage size. It is trying to make smaller salvos more disruptive by changing warhead effects, timing, and civilian area saturation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇱🇧 LEBANON: ISRAEL WENT DEEPER, HEZBOLLAH KEPT FIGHTING Lebanon remained an active battlefield, not a sideshow. Reuters reported that Israel has more than doubled troop levels along the Lebanese border since early March and has now struck additional bridges over the Litani River. Defense Minister Israel Katz said those crossings were being used to move weapons south. At the same time, reporting from Lebanon and Israel showed that Hezbollah is still capable of imposing friction on Israeli operations. Open source intelligence reporting tracked continued clashes around Taybeh and nearby sectors, along with additional airstrikes, warnings, and Hezbollah resistance activity. Why this matters: Israel is clearly not treating Hezbollah fire as something to simply contain at the fence line. It is building a deeper operational belt inside Lebanon while continuing selective urban and infrastructure pressure. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🏛 IRAN: THE REGIME TARGET SET IS STILL MOVING UPWARD Inside Iran, the pattern remains one of continued pressure on both capability and control. Jerusalem Post live coverage highlighted that Israel struck roughly 200 Iranian targets over the past day after the reported killing of the Iranian intelligence chief. Open source reporting also pointed to continued strikes in eastern Tehran, Fars province, and other regime linked locations, alongside further pressure on Basij and internal security related targets. Why this matters: The campaign is still not just about launchers and air defenses. It is targeting the machinery that allows the regime to sustain war externally and control events internally. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌍 GULF POLITICS HARDENED The political environment in the Gulf also shifted. Reuters reported that Qatar expelled two senior Iranian diplomats after the Ras Laffan strike. Trump then warned that while Israel would no longer hit Iran’s gas field, the United States would if Qatar’s sites were struck again. At the same time, Gulf rhetoric hardened elsewhere. Your files tracked Saudi statements that trust with Iran has collapsed, while Kuwait moved against a Hezbollah linked network accused of plotting attacks on vital installations. Why this matters: The Gulf states still do not want full entry into the war, but Iran’s direct attacks on their critical infrastructure are making neutrality harder to maintain. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 WHAT MATTERS MOST RIGHT NOW Three developments define the war tonight. 1️⃣ Iran pushed the war deeper into the Gulf energy system. This was not just about tankers or shipping lanes. It was about LNG, refineries, and the physical infrastructure that keeps Gulf exports moving. 2️⃣ Washington began openly preparing for a broader next phase. Troop options, Hormuz security, Kharg Island, and uranium seizure scenarios all point to a war that may be getting more complex, not less. 3️⃣ Iran’s missile campaign is adapting rather than disappearing. Smaller salvos, cluster warheads, and broader civilian disruption patterns show that declining volume does not mean declining danger. In short, the war is becoming less about headline shock and more about whether either side can break the other’s systems, military, economic, political, and resolve before the region absorbs even deeper damage. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ END OF REPORT

@sadauskis17 Well and that sentiment is dumb as well

@sadauskis17 While I understand the sentiment there Bob, that Math doesn't Math

Whats really Ironic about the Kathy Hochul Begging for Millionaires to come back to NYC is that in her Victory Speech after she defeated Lee Zeldin in 2022 she told people that didn't like her Policies to "Get Out of Here, We Don't Need You Here" And they did...and it turns out yes you did need them there..

This point can't be overstated, especially to those folks who don't understand Independent Media This Fraud has been going on for YEARS and/or DECADES This wasn't some high tech investigation that Nick had to do, he just had to put in the work The Legacy News Media who have lots more resources than independents could have EASILY covered these stories but chose not to....not that the investigation was too hard or complicated...they DIDN'T WANT TO God Bless Nick and others like him for putting in the work! Support Independent journalists

To be fair, I don't even think its just the illegals... Part of social welfare working relies on people who share some common bonds and knowing that each is doing their best to contribute to "the community pot" When you have anyone who isn't giving their best effort and then they are screaming at you about how awful you are...yea you won't want to support them either

@christopherroge @JRobFromMN Yes they would. Approximately 1% of the population is paying 50-51% of the taxes. Why would they want to pay even more taxes (that don't benefit them at all) just to support illegals?

Kathy does a pretty good job explaining how its supposed to work in America... She describes how New York wants Generous "Social Programs" and wants Patriotic Millionaires to pay for it But turns out people like to keep what they make rather than giving it to the Government so they leave Yep, thats how its supposed to work All of the Communists can line up to head to New York and fund all of your programs

@christopherroge Yep...it turns out when you realize your money goes to a Bureaucracy that hates you, a population that you have nothing in common with and more people looking to scam the system than be a contributor to the system...yea you opt out

@JRobFromMN If any of it actually helped people who are in actual need the people funding it wouldn't be uprooting their lives to escape.

Remember how the media salivated over "Russia hacked our elections"? It turns out China has been hacking elections data around the globe. And Democrats don't think it's vital to secure our elections. They believe it's fine our voter rolls have millions of deceased voters, duplicate voters, and illegal aliens. They won't support the simple, easy, and effective ways to secure elections, which are the gold standard in 175 nations around the globe. Voter IDs. Election Day. Paper ballots. No mail-in ballots unless you have a legitimate reason. There can be only one conclusion — Democrats don't actually care about "democracy."

@str_xs Oh yea...did you see his new program lol this will be a third world slum

@JRobFromMN They want you to leave to take the real estate. They intend to sardine can all those who stay

@PhillipOfBurns Yep...once you start to notice the misdirect pattern its pretty eye opening and helps you digest things that are happening I'm not sure about the contents of this interview overall, but I think his explanation of the misdirect is pretty spot on

@JRobFromMN Agree. Another angle I thought about with them using that strategy, they're able to use previous events as justification for things the want to do. With the trump shooting, they said the kid was tied to Iran, no explanation. And now here we are, with Trump referring to that event

Whatever your opinion is of Joe Kent, Charlie Kirk, etc, you should really watch this clip as Joe and Tucker do a great job of breaking down how Cover-ups work 1. Something bad happens that has some obvious questions 2. Withhold Information 3. People start filling in the void of information with ideas and some are crazy conspiracy theories 4. Debunk the Crazy Conspiracy Theory and then say see this whole situation is what we said it was We saw the same pattern with the DNC Emails/Pizzagate 1. DNC Emails come out with some horrific stuff 2. Withhold information 3. The void gets filled with some out there theories,(in this case the Pizza Parlor) 4. Debunk the Pizza Parlor and say "See, the whole thing is Debunked" while never answering about the weird contents in the emails Now many people will say wait...you never debunked all the weird stuff in the emails...can we talk about that, but the response will be "we already debunked pizzagate", quit being a Conspiracy Theorist

@Katydid4547 Oh I am not supporting the narrative of the interview or the fact that he did it I just think in this clip he did an effective job of explaining how the misdirect game works

@JRobFromMN BS! This 👇💥is signal, not noise. x.com/lamps_apple/st…

Zohran has a GREAT Idea for all New Yorkers who have a little extra space, want a little extra income,(from your taxes of course), and want to help all of the Immigrants you love... Time to move their Family into your Attic or Basement!

The family’s lawyer said they will be appealing… Seriously what are we doing. You came here illegally, a judge heard your case and denied it Now it’s time to go home.

@IfindRetards Didn't she say something about them being "patriotic" as well?

Retarded quote of the day 🏅

@ShortestSeller @Cernovich Thanks! I'll pray that you don't get any more...a lot of people are talking about Chanca Piedra Stone Breaker in the thread so I might have to give that a shot

@JRobFromMN @Cernovich Any is too many, but I’m praying your situation gets resolved as seamlessly as possible ❤️✝️🙏

I have two Kidney Stones that have caused me horrible pain for Months I've spent a TON of time arguing with my Insurance Company about coverage so I decided to say screw it, I'm just going to skip insurance and pay for it myself Its now been months of trying to even get a price from the Hospital for the procedures, much less trying to get quotes from other providers What really is insane is that President Trump took action to make Price Transparency possible, but Hospitals are not even doing it...I mean try to get a price on a procedure if you just want to pay for it yourself Why won't GOP leaders like @JasonSmithMO, @MikeJohnson, and @SteveScalise do anything to ensure that hospitals are now following these procedures?

@OldNurseSilva Thats what I'm hoping for...Its worth a shot

@JRobFromMN IME it dissolves them to the point you can pass them without additional intervention. It still might be a bit uncomfortable but it beats surgery. Hope it works for you.

@OldNurseSilva Thanks...a lot of people are saying it...I'm going to have to give it a try

@JRobFromMN Not medical advice, Do your own research. Not tried the stone breaker, have heard it works better than chanca alone. I do 3x/day CP for problems, 1x 3-5 x per week to prevent. I also do acv 2x per day for problems. Plus both kinds of AZO for pain relief and bacterial.

@thaisoul23 You seem nice

@JRobFromMN It's called karma for bring a useless piece of human garbage and spreading your hate... maybe it's your little invisible sky daddy is telling you that you're a piece of sht human being... either way...