caitlin has some things to say which will be called antisemitic. they ain't anti but accurate. and while you're at it investigate who owns those media outlets that do the churning; 

Whenever Israel is killing tons of civilians the western media always start churning out articles about “antisemitism” and Jewish feelings.

“Jews Begin to Wonder: Is Anywhere Safe?” blares a recent headline from The Wall Street Journal, subtitled “‘It feels like the 1930s again.’ Hostility against Jews surges in Western countries where they felt safe in recent decades.”

An article for The Atlantic titled “Canada’s Polite Pogrom” bizarrely tries to argue that “tolerance for zealotry” is somehow “purging Jews from public life.”

A Washington Examiner headline proclaims that “Jewish voters feel ‘politically homeless’ as antisemitism rises on both sides.”

A headline for The Telegraph asserts that “Many Jews are sensing frightening echoes of 1930s Germany in 2020s Britain.”

War Criminal Tony Blair writes an article for The Free Press titled “Why the West Fails to Stop Antisemitism”. ............more.........

 WHITE CULTURE

 In case you missed it:
The Smithsonian Museum put out a list of bad
White people traits.
Those included hard work, objectivity,
politeness, and having both a dad & mom
leading a family.

 the trump show gets wackier every day, and mr giraldi gives you some highlights with commentary; 

 

The past week has seen the usual mixture of developments flowing from the United States government that make one either want to laugh or cry. On the humor side, though with more than a bit of extreme disgust, there are the latest moves by the megalomaniac-in-chief in the White House to slap his name and picture all across the nation and even on maps depicting the rest of the world. His latest foray was to drop into an otherwise innocuous speech a suggestion that he might be renaming the much-in-the-news Strait of Hormuz after himself, suggesting he might be calling it the Strait of Trump after the US takes it away from the Iranians. This, of course, comes on top of the renaming of the US Institute of Peace and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to include his name and anticipated impending renamings of places like Virginia’s Dulles International Airport. There is also the soon-to-start construction of the huge Arch’ De’Trump outside Arlington National Cemetery. One might also assume that the destruction of formerly integral parts of the White House and the construction of a monstrous gilded ballroom will also ultimately bear the name of Trump.

What makes renaming Hormuz particularly of note, like the planned Riviera Resort Trump on the ruins of Gaza, is that it is not geographically within or next to the United States. But it must be observed that The Donald, who runs foreign policy based on his “feelings, might not see that as a problem after he unleashes the 82^nd Airborne to invade Iran as early as next week. It is somewhat akin to his renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America by executive order with an eye to invading Venezuela and, coming up soon, Cuba. Even though the Gulf of Mexico renaming lacks the glamor of the Trump label, that can certainly be changed through another executive order...........more.......

 remember these moves by the zionists when their nuke becomes a target; 

 

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran confirms that the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in the country’s south has been struck by a projectile, marking the third attack on the facility during ongoing unprovoked American-Israeli aggression targeting the Islamic Republic.

In a statement on Friday, the AEOI said the projectile hit the plant earlier in the day, saying initial reports indicated that the incident caused no human, financial, or technical damage............more..........

 in germany this is what 'woke' will get you; 

 

Berlin authorities are now pursuing criminal proceedings against officials in the Neukölln district over allegations that a youth center rape case was effectively buried because staff did not want to contribute to the stigmatization of “Muslim boys.”

The most serious political fallout so far has centered on Sarah Nagel of The Left Party, Neukölln’s councilor for youth affairs, against whom proceedings for alleged obstruction of justice are now underway, according to Welt.

Criminal complaints over other possible offenses have also been filed against the head of the district youth welfare office, according to Berlin Education and Youth Senator Katharina Günther-Wünsch, a member of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party.

The case has triggered outrage across Berlin because the alleged cover-up was not just a bureaucratic failure, but a conscious decision not to involve the authorities even after repeated warnings from outside staff.

Earlier this week, Remix News reported on a sworn affidavit submitted to Berlin authorities by employees of a neighboring facility, who said they urged staff at the Wutzkyallee youth center to file a criminal complaint over serious sexual assault allegations. According to the statement, those calls were ignored..........

 in case you didn't realize this is what's coming our way; 

 

Even if the Strait of Hormuz opened tomorrow, and that is certainly not going to happen, we are being warned that the economic impact of this war will be felt all the way through the end of this decade. A lot of energy infrastructure has already been destroyed during this war, and it will take years to rebuild it. And the crop losses that we will experience in 2026 due to a lack of fertilizer will be felt long into 2027. But the shortages that we are facing go way beyond just oil, natural gas and fertilizer. As you will see below, we are also facing unprecedented shortages of pharmaceutical drugs, plastics and other vitally important goods. A global nightmare has already begun, and if we don’t get the Strait of Hormuz opened soon it will get a whole lot worse.

Since the war started, commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen by 90 to 95 percent…

Daily transits through the Strait of Hormuz have fallen some 90% to 95% since the conflict began, according to shipping intelligence firm Kpler, and hundreds of tankers are trapped in the Persian Gulf.

Iran has allowed a limited number of vessels to pass through the Strait, but other than that commercial traffic has essentially been paralyzed.............more.......

 the zionists created a major problem when they booby trapped the pagers, which will echo for a long time; 

 

A newly reported operation suggests Kyiv may have found another low-cost way to disrupt Russian forces away from the front line: heated insoles allegedly rigged with small explosive charges and sent through volunteer aid channels.

According to Ukrainian outlet Militarnyi, operatives from Ukraine’s special services allegedly inserted explosive-filled heated insoles into shipments destined for Russian military units. The items were reportedly moved with the help of Russian volunteers and charitable foundations, allowing them to pass as ordinary humanitarian aid.

That is what makes this sort of sabotage effective, Treston Wheat, chief geopolitical officer at Insight Forward, told me: it exploits weak points in military supply chains while forcing the target to treat routine deliveries as potential threats.

Each insole reportedly contained 1.5 grams of TNT. That is a tiny charge by battlefield standards. It will not destroy a vehicle or a bunker. But it does not need to. Against a foot at point-blank range, it could cause a serious injury. The value of the weapon is not explosive power but delivery. If troops begin to distrust aid shipments, the wider effect could be on the supply channels themselves.............more........