Jeff the Chud Shark

Who the hell is Jeff?! 😳

JUST IN - U.S. Senate fails to remove migrants from Medicaid after the Parliamentarian changed the vote requirement to 60 votes from 51 at the last minute.

🚨HOLY SH*T - A PRIMARY SCHOOL FORCED CHILDREN TO DO ISLAMIC PRAYERS IN UK The school is being PROTECTED for fear of backlash and can't be named but is based in Lincolnshire "WE DID PRAYERS TO ALLAH YESTERDAY" - One 7 year old girl told her Father Children were shown a 'demonstration video' of how to properly pray on your knees with head bowed before doing it themselves The incident came to light when it was reported by ANGRY PARENTS to Lincolnshire Police Absolutely disgraceful

Noelia Castillo Ramos será la primera persona en recibir la eutanasia por depresión en España. ¿La causa? Nadie te la dirá. En 2022, Noelia sufrió una violación múltiple en un centro tutelado. Esto destrozó su vida por completo, lo que le llevó a un intento de suicidio fallido que la dejó parapléjica. El sistema le ha fallado y ahora le ofrece la eutanasia como remedio.

🚨 CENTCOM: “U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft have been used to strike Iranian naval vessels during Operation Epic Fury.”

🇺🇸 USS Gerald R. Ford Faces Ongoing Failures After Fire Forces Early Exit from Middle East - Bloomberg The USS Gerald R. Ford, the U.S. Navy’s $13.2 billion flagship, was forced to leave the Middle East and returned to Crete on Monday after a fire broke out in its laundry, sending more than 200 sailors for smoke treatment. The incident, however, highlights deeper, systemic issues with the carrier. Delivered in May 2017 after years of delays, the Ford has repeatedly deployed despite serious questions about its combat readiness. Pentagon testing reports show persistent problems with its jet launch and recovery systems, radar, weapons elevators, and survivability under attack. Nine years after delivery, there is still “insufficient data” to determine whether the ship can operate effectively in wartime conditions. The Navy claims ongoing efforts to improve reliability, but many fixes remain untested or unfunded. Crew shortages and inadequate berthing for 159 sailors exacerbate the strain, particularly as the carrier expands its air wing to include more F-35s and MQ-25 drones. The Ford’s extended deployment—nearly nine months, far beyond the standard seven—has exposed sailors to broken equipment and overstretched systems, raising questions about the U.S. Navy’s ability to project power under pressure. Even without enemy engagement, the carrier’s problems undermine its mission readiness, demonstrating that America’s most advanced warship is far from battle-tested.