Very long winded, but informative video. While everyone has been talking about Iran, tensions are brewing across the gulf. Saudi Arabia bombed vehicles and weapons shipments sent from UAE to a terrorist group in Yemen. KSA might be waking up to the existential threat that Israel and UAE pose to the region.

Don't know who on here is paying attention to Australian politics, but some good news. The new hate speech laws got blocked. Susan Ley the liberal leader, and Pauline Hanson the one nation leader both voted against it because they only wanted the laws to apply to speech against Israel. Kinda seems like the government made the laws apply to everyone equally so they wouldn't pass. It's just a shame the government here is so completely cucked they can't just say no more fuck off.

We need to use "will you condemn Donald Trump for raping children" The same way the media uses "will you condemn Hamas for October 7th"

This is Jake Lang. The guy that got beaten up by protesters in Minnesota. I will continue to #notice

Monarchists are cucks. Always, every single time.

It seems like the Mossad attacks and failed coup only made Iranians support the regime more

Never forget how many disgusting perverted freaks on here who call themselves "Bitcoin dad's" went out of their way to defend Donald Trump for raping children.

the pedophile threatened he would bomb Europe if Denmark don't hand over Greenland to create a new replacement for Epstein island

I 100% believe Jackson was just trying to protect those kids. Like he was weirdo and a bad influence to them sure, but he was protecting them from Hollywood/music industry pedophiles. When the zionists all started accusing Michael Jackson of being a pedophile, we should have realised their accusations were confessions. View quoted note →

In December, Saxon, 47, was arraigned on charges of attacking the woman he lived with and putting her in a chokehold after a neighbor shot video of part of the incident, prosecutors said. Over the course of a year, police had been called to the residence about 23 times. In 2018, Saxon’s partner suffered a broken nose, and in April, she suffered a broken pelvis, WXIX reported prosecutors as saying. Saxon began his relationship with the woman, a noncitizen, when she was 18 and he was in his 40’s, the station reported. Saxon is also charged in federal court with lying to a federal investigator. In an interview with a Homeland Security special agent and a Cincinnati police officer, Saxon denied being in physical contact with his partner when the alleged attack took place. Saxon laughed as he said that — and at other junctures in the interview, according to a partial transcript that was included in his criminal complaint. In one, he laughed as he referred to a completely separate incident. “Do you want to hear the accusation that we got today?” the Cincinnati police officer asked. “That’s fine. I mean, I imagine — now that you’re telling me all this, it’s not about the dude at the Mexican place, so [laughs],” Saxon said, according to the transcript. Saxon’s federal public defender didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. ICE’s Midwest media office was asked on Dec. 26 whether it knew about Saxon’s history. On Dec. 29, it asked for more time to respond. As of Thursday, it still hadn’t. Lynn Tramonte, founder of the Ohio Immigrant Alliance, said it’s impossible that ICE officials didn’t know about allegations against Saxon, a supervisor in one of the agency’s field offices. In an email referring to published allegations against Saxon, she said: “There’s no way ICE was unaware of Saxon’s history of violence. His victim had broken bones that required surgery… The police came to his home 23 times in less than a year and a half. He had a DUI. “One of his bosses even called the police to do a welfare check when he didn’t show up for work, and they found him holding a knife. His supervisor admitted he was a ‘loose cannon.’ This went on for years, ICE knew about it, and they kept promoting Saxon instead of firing him. That’s not how a law enforcement agency should operate.”