Prime Targets Hit Inside Israel, Missile Defenses Down? Israel is SCREWED... - ISRAEL IS PREMATURELY SCREWED. ZIONIST GLOBALIST NARRATIVE DIES??? (SHARE) - LOL. ISRAEL IS SCREWED - Holy Crap, This is Major if True. - Of Course Israel is Still Lying About Targets Hit by Iran. - MOSSAD/MILITARY/UNIT8200 CYBER WARFARE HEADQUARTERS DESTROYED BY IRANIAN MISSILES??? - It Appears the Report I Posted Several Days Ago May Very Well Be Correct. But Now, it Looks Like the Iron Dome Missile Defense System is Completely Down??? - October 15th, 2024 Odysee Channel: Remarque88 - NEWS FLASH - ISRAEL IMPLODED VIA CEREBRAL SUICIDE Jeremy Loffrado vid - https://x.com/ElijahSchaffer/status/1844189111625957780 - Israel Caught Napping? (Hindustan Times) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sptB4jJD4QM - FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES Mirrored From: https://old.bitchute.com/channel/mrscabbyunderpantsesq/

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Just in time for the 2024 presidential election, Watergate profiteer Bob Woodward and Simon & Schuster released Woodward’s latest book, War, which is a defense of the Biden administration’s national security policies and effectively a campaign contribution to Kamala Harris. The anti-Trump press is already promoting the book as a warning against a second Trump administration. Bob Woodward has apparently stepped forward to save the nation from Trump, just as, according to Washington, D.C., legend, he did in the early 1970s to save the nation from Richard Nixon. Woodward, the supposedly great investigative reporter, in War merely describes the Biden administration’s foreign policy mostly through the voices of Biden’s top advisers — Secretary of State Blinkin, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, and others. They all think they have done a good job, even though on their watch the world is in turmoil after four years of relative peace under the Trump administration. Woodward seems to accept their version of events at face value, including initially portraying Joe Biden as an engaged, energetic, fully informed, decisive leader.  It appears that Woodward began writing the book when Biden was still a viable presidential candidate for 2024, but events — Biden’s poor debate performance against Trump and his obvious cognitive decline — likely forced Woodward to include more favorable stories about Harris. Indeed, Harris is portrayed by Woodward as a crucial administration envoy to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She is portrayed as thoughtful, calm, serious (instead of the giggling, word-salad artist we’ve grown use to), lecturing Netanyahu on the “humanitarian crisis” in Gaza and the need for Israel to stop expanding settlements on the West Bank, and warning Zelensky that Russia was primed to invade Ukraine and that America would support Ukraine whatever happened. In promoting his book to a receptive NPR, Woodward says that Harris was at all of the crucial meetings with Biden and his national security advisers on Ukraine and the Middle East crises. Harris has been to “presidents school,” he says, which implies she is ready to take over as commander-in-chief. CNN, in reviewing Woodward’s book, notes that while Harris does not play a prominent role in Woodward’s War, when she does appear in the book, she gives “sound advice” to President Biden.  But the real purpose of the book, as Woodward made clear at the outset of an interview with MSNBC Lawrence O’Donnell, is to tell readers in the few weeks before the 2024 election that Donald Trump is unfit to be president. Throughout the book, Woodward portrays Trump as dangerous, erratic, and unpresidential. In the book’s conclusion, Woodward the “reporter” becomes Woodward the opinion columnist when he writes: “Donald Trump is not only the wrong man for the presidency, he is unfit to lead the country. Trump was far worse than Richard Nixon, the provable criminal president….  Trump was the most reckless and impulsive president in American history and is demonstrating the very same character as a presidential candidate in 2024.”  More than 50 years ago, Bob Woodward went to “war” against Richard Nixon and his administration, telling a tale in news articles and later in All the President’s Men that combined with a Democratic Congress and a partisan special counsel’s office led to Nixon’s resignation. Woodward’s version of Watergate was initially called into question by Jim Hougan’s Secret Agenda, then later by Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin in Silent Coup. More recently, Geoff Shepard has presented compelling evidence in a series of books of a conspiracy to destroy the Nixon presidence. Sorry, Bob. The jury is still out on the “proven criminality” of Richard Nixon.  But the jury is no longer out on the proven partiality of Bob Woodward in the 2024 election. His book War should be labeled as an in-kind campaign contribution to the Harris–Walz candidacy. He is anti-Trump to the core, which he has every right to be, but please stop calling yourself “just a reporter.” Woodward is famous for saying that his books on presidents present a first draft of history. But first drafts of history are often wrong.   READ MORE by Francis P. Sempa: The Nobel Committee’s Symbolism Over Substance Satan Never Sleeps in Communist China Iran and the ‘Obama Delusion’ The post Bob Woodward’s War on Trump appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

“SpaceX’s plans to launch more rockets from the California coast were rejected by a state commission this week,” the Los Angeles Times reports, “with some officials citing Elon Musk’s political posts on X and raising concerns about the billionaire’s labor record at his companies.” The California Coastal Commission (CCC) rejected the SpaceX plan “despite assurances from Space Force and Air Force officials that they would increase efforts to monitor the effects that rocket launches have on nearby wildlife.” In August, the commission asked Space Force to monitor more closely how sonic booms affect southern sea otters, California red-legged frogs, the western snowy plover and the California least tern. “I’m beyond pissed,” proclaimed commissioner Susan Lowenberg. “I don’t understand why our own government is thumbing their nose at another branch of our government.” Perhaps this is because this “branch of government” was not elected by the people. Lowenberg is a 2023 appointee of California Gov. Gavin Newsom, and all commissioners are appointed by the governor, the Senate Rules Committee, and the Assembly Speaker. In the Space Force matter, the Lowenberg Corporation president enjoys the support of fellow commissioners. “We don’t want to stop the rockets, we don’t want to stop their satellites, and we certainly don’t want to enable any kind of defense problem,” proclaimed commissioner Dayna Bochco. “But this is ridiculous.” Bochco, an attorney, is the wife of the late television producer Steven Bochco, and served as president of Steven Bochco Productions, producer of shows such as Doogie Houser MD and Cop Rock. A member of the Natural Resources Defense Council, Bochco was reappointed to the CCC in 2023. Vandenberg Space Force Base in California’s Santa Barbara County plans to increase launches from six to 36 per year. Commissioner Kristina Kunkel worried that the CCC could be “bullied into ignoring environmental protections.” By October, it was apparent that the real problem was SpaceX and its founder Elon Musk. “This company is owned by the richest person in the world with direct control of what could be the most expansive communications system in the planet,” proclaimed Mike Wilson, another appointee of Gov. Newsom. “Just last week that person was talking about political retribution,” and there was more to it. “Elon Musk is hopping about the country, spewing and tweeting political falsehoods,” claimed Commissioner Gretchen Newsom, political director for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and not related to Gov. Newsom. The commissioner didn’t break down the “political falsehoods” Musk was allegedly spewing, but commission chair Caryl Hart thought she knew what the deal was. “We’re dealing with a company, the head of which has aggressively injected himself into the presidential race,” proclaimed Hart, an attorney and author of a dissertation on “California State Parks and Climate Change.” Hart is concerned that the launches benefit Musk’s Starlink company, so it was “essential that SpaceX apply” for a coastal development permit issued by the Commission. In reality, every launch from Vandenberg, like every aspect of the U.S. military, involves components built by private companies. Like all citizens, company leaders are free to inject themselves into presidential races and their workers vote in federal and state elections. None of the commissioners is subject to a vote of the people, but the CCC is the most powerful land-use body in the nation. It all began with Proposition 20, a 1972 ballot initiative that created a temporary commission aimed at preventing environmental disasters. The California Coastal Act of 1976, signed by Gov. Jerry Brown, made the commission permanent. A bastion of regulatory zealots, the commission has run roughshod over property rights, and ramped up corruption in the Golden State. In 1993, commissioner Mark Nathanson, appointed by Assembly Speaker Willie Brown, was sentenced to prison for shaking down Hollywood celebrities for bribes. By blocking development, the CCC has made coastal residency practically impossible for working people. The unelected CCC has extended its regulatory reach into theme parks such as Sea World and bullied the American Longboard Association into accepting trans surfer Sara Jane Lowerson in a tournament for women. The commission also prevents Californians from deriving maximum benefit from their greatest natural resource, the Pacific Ocean. In 2022, the commission rejected a desalination plant that would have provided Orange County with 50 million gallons of fresh water a day. Commissioner Dayna Bochco, an English and drama major in college, explained that “the ocean is under attack from climate change already.” The CCC now rejects the Space Force plan to launch more rockets from Vandenberg because some commissioners don’t like Elon Musk, who also builds electric cars. This exposes the CCC as a partisan political body with no purpose beyond preserving its own power, with no accountability to the people. The scores of city and county governments on California’s coast are perfectly capable of handling land-use and environmental issues. If politicians of any party want to protect the rights of the people and enhance their quality of life, they should eliminate the California Coastal Commission at first opportunity. Lloyd Billingsley is a policy fellow at the Independent Institute in Oakland, Calif. The post California vs. the Space Force appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

from SGT Report: The BRICS nations have expanded during the Biden-Harris regime’s tenure and now the BRICS comprise 36 percent of the world’s annual GDP. The BRICS are meeting in Russia on October 22nd and are getting ready to drop the hammer on the US Dollar with their new partially gold backed currency. The days […]

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by Alastair Crooke, Strategic Culture: With the assassination of Sayed Hassan Nasrallah and a number of the Hizbullah senior leadership in Beirut – expressly without prior warning being given to the Pentagon – Netanyahu fired the start gun on an implicit Israeli widening of war to – using Israel’s term – the ‘octopus’ tentacles’: Hizbullah […]