William Neuheisel

As @JohnKiriakou & @ARetVet can tell you from experience: if you are a govt employee or contractor thinking about blowing the whistle or speaking to press, contact an attorney first. We are available for free & secure consultation. whisper@exposefacts.org

The best empirical data we have converges on the conclusion that the majority of Israeli society is behind its leadership's central commitment to Jewish supremacy, settlement expansion, Palestinian statelessness, & continued wars. This kind of fantasizing doesn't help anyone.

The U.S. Has Killed Almost 190 People in Boat Strikes. Five more people have been murdered since Friday. We’re tracking them all, @theintercept.com theintercept.com/2025/11/17/tru…

The Supreme Court on Monday is considering whether investigators can use so-called "geofence warrants" – scanning the cell phone data of thousands of innocent individuals in hopes of finding a suspect to apprehend. Read more: abcnews.link/qhwshG1

.@laurenboebert reveals how the federal government is creating a digital footprint of your life and violating your Fourth Amendment rights.

I don’t think people understand just how evil the shit we did in Korea was. We went so far as to hire guys from Japan’s Unit 731 (biological/chemical warfare specialists who performed gruesome experiments on those in mainland China) to help with our Korea operations it’s insane.

I don’t think we have even begun to process the scale of testimonies describing the unimaginable horrors Israeli soldiers have carried out over the last two years.

It’s pretty unequivocal — negotiations to remain suspended until the US meets Iran’s conditions. However, it’s unlikely that much of the western media or others will present that stark fact without layering to obscure the heart of the matter. Especially given markets are opening tomorrow.

It is quite remarkable to witness how rapidly Finland’s capture by NATO has transformed its foreign policy — while at the same time curtailing options for the EU as a whole. The system is working precisely as intended. It is subordinating European policy to the interests, first, of Washington, and, second, of a European oligarchy long hell-bent on dismantling the last remnants of its social democratic compact. Decades from now, we will learn that the entire process — including the sudden rise of a new cohort of second-rate leaders whose only calling cards were their rabid support for NATO — was carefully engineered by the Pentagon working in cahoots with the Finnish military-industrial complex.

And they want to fight China… The US couldn’t hold Guam, let alone defend Taiwan. It’s possible that US would have to evacuate Pearl Harbor. US bases were destroyed throughout the Gulf states and its aircraft carriers forced to more than 700 miles from the Iranian coast. Taiwan is 100 miles from China. Okinawa, South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines will suffer the same as UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Australia wouldn’t be out of range either. This is what a 21st century vs 20th century war looks like. The US was forced to retreat TWICE by Ansar Allah/Houthis in the Red Sea and is now in a war it started with Iran where the only logical and sensible option is to withdraw. Yet, the answer in DC is to spend trillions more via a corrupt military industrial complex on a Pentagon incapable of winning; all justified by “inevitable” war with China. The only thing inevitable on this current course is further American defeat, a hastened and ugly end to American primacy, and the very real possibility of a cataclysmic war.

It should say something about America rn that the guy who invented Cherry Garcia now has to spend his time reminding us that they’re cutting your Medicaid to buy bombs.

In today's @just_security, my colleague Hannah James & I analyze Speaker Johnson's "new" proposal to reauthorize Section 702. It's the same as the one the House just rejected, and it places no new restrictions on backdoor searches. justsecurity.org/137206/johnson…

Today marks the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. As we honor the 1.5 million Armenians murdered by the Ottoman Empire across modern-day Turkey, Syria, and Armenia, we must refuse to let history repeat itself. In 2020, the military forces of Azerbaijan and Turkey attacked the Armenian population in Nagorno-Karabakh. In 2023, Azerbaijan expelled over 100,000 Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh, continuing the genocidal campaign that had begun over 100 years prior. On this day of remembrance, we reaffirm the right of the Armenian people — and all people — to freedom, safety, and self-determination.

When the IDF entered Lebanon in 1982, the soldiers encountered a relatively affluent, urban society. Some took advantage and looted, taking accessories, electronics, and furniture from Lebanese homes. These “souvenirs” later appeared in Israeli households, often with pride.

Regardless, it didn’t stop. Evidence shows soldiers “smuggling” goods from Lebanon up to the 2000 withdrawal, and again during the 2006 war; some soldiers even sought rabbinic approval to take non-kosher food from Lebanese homes. (Torat Har Etzion, 12 July 2006)

Also, if I can be frank, I find the attempts to make our condition 'relatable' to the American metropole both intellectually hollow and morally cowardly. When we see white phosphorus over southern Lebanese villages we aren't seeing a 'preview' of American overpolicing but the pure, unfiltered expression of a colonial machine that views the Global South as a laboratory for human disposal. We don't demand an end the targeting of our people because it might 'come home.' We demand it because our humanity is absolute, non-negotiable, and requires no American 'relevance' or appeals to their own self-interest to be defended.

The ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, @jahimes (D-CT), is lying here by denying he's the key ally of Mike Johnson and the Trump WH to provide Dem votes necessary for reform-free renewal of FISA's domestic warrantless spying powers. The proof is beyond clear:

Do read this deep dive from @Reporter_Mia and @riley_rogerson on @jahimes and why he's so motivated to land a bipartisan deal to extend Section 702: politico.com/news/2026/04/2…

You should stop lying. Literally everyone working on FISA renewal on the Hill and in the White House, as well as in privacy groups, knows that you are the key ally of Mike Johnson and the Trump WH to ensure FISA renewal **with no meaningful reforms**. The only thing worse than destroying Americans' privacy rights on behalf of the US Surveillance State is doing that in the dark while lying about it.

NBC confirms for the first time what many of us already suspected or knew: the Iranian Air Force bombed US bases in the opening phase of the war.

After a completely manufactured display of 'remorse' over the desecration of a cross in the southern Lebanese village of Debel, Israeli forces are demolishing parts of the border town, bulldozing solar panels that supply electricity and power its water station.