Robert Gray // ロバート・グレイ

BREAKING: Iran withdraws from the Memorandum of Understanding with The United States.

🚨SICKENING🚨 An illegal alien was sentenced to ONLY 4 years 8 months in prison for KILLING 3 people in a horrific 8-vehicle pileup on SoCal’s 10 Freeway. Jashanpreet Singh was under the influence of drugs when he plowed a semi into slowed traffic with no attempt to stop or swerve. Pleaded guilty to 3 counts of vehicular manslaughter w/ gross negligence. He entered the U.S. illegally from India in 2022.

[RG911Team] Why would temperatures at Ground Zero a week AFTER 9/11 be as hot as a raging inferno? The jet fuel fires, office fires and energy weapon theories cannot explain this. However, thermite has its own oxygen source (iron oxide) and it cannot be effectively put out with traditional firefighting techniques. This allows for a persistent combustion cycle that can take days to complete depending on the amount of thermite used and the sophistication of its design. The experts in incendiary weapons and nanotechnology understand this. But the government prefers that the general public be ignorant, or we would realize what really happened on 9/11.

I can't believe this is real. The Chancellor of UC San Francisco testified under oath that a "vast majority of pregnancies are in women." Implying some pregnancies occur in men. When asked directly whether a non-biological woman has ever had a baby, he refused to answer. This is the head of one of the top medical schools in the country.

The US bombs Iran but the spice, I mean oil, must flow! But this does raise the question; can Iran close the Straits of Hormuz? The answer is: probably not. The Strait has never been closed and even during the peak of the Tanker War from 1981 to 1988, when 450 ships were attacked, the Strait remained open. Now, the Iranians do have some weapons that can impact trade: 1. The Iranian Air Force has been degraded and with the Vinson and Nimitz carrier strike groups, along with US Air Force wings in the area, their prospects are low. 2. Missiles - cruise and ballistic - have the potential to hit ships and may be more effective than the Houthis. The issue is that missile strikes against tankers are not always effective. When a missile strikes a loaded tanker, it is like hitting the ground in terms of penetration. What we tend to see is hull damage and loss of cargo. The danger is from a potential fire. Punching a hole in a tanker lets oil out and makes the tanker more buoyant. The danger is hitting a gas carrier. 3. The Iranian Navy would have very little prospect for success except for the Iranian submarines which could be a wild card. 4. The one weapon that could be the game changer is mines, i.e. SS Bridgeton in 1987. But while mines are dangerous to warships, the size of commercial ships makes a single mine very unlikely to sink a commercial tanker. The other issue is that besides oil tankers, there are gas carriers more susceptible to damage. Additionally, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and UAE are dependent on the Strait for trade via containerships. The biggest factor that could impact trade is a spike in WAR RISK insurance, which is what happened in December 2023 to force ships to divert around Africa due to the Houthis. We will have to wait and see what Iran decides and how the US and its allies respond.

Jen Pawol is the first female home plate umpire the MLB has ever seen. However she has been statistically the 2nd worst ump this year accuracy wise, at 91.96%. Inconsistent strike zone, players struggle in the box with her, the MLB shouldn't be lowering officiating standards just to promote a good story...