The Zionists puppets infest just about every parliament in Europe.
“A leading lobbyist who described being made a member of House of Lords as a “once in a lifetime opportunity” to advocate for Israel is claiming thousands of pounds in public funds for his parliamentary work.”
https://www.declassifieduk.org/israel-lobbyist-lord-polak-claims-thousands-of-pounds-in-public-money/

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jul 20 2024 9:40 utc | 3

Crumbs Republicofscotland the elite goal is to break up the family unit and distract from mis management and how well Scotland has been run previously.

Posted by: phenon | Jul 20 2024 9:52 utc | 5

Time to end the illegal apartheid entity and the new U.K. Labour government should rescind (of course it won’t) the ‘contract’ the U.K. supposedly entered into with the Balfour Declaration in WW1, to some Zion King, decades before the abortion of that Project even came into existence post ww2.
The Ziofascists has pushed it beyond the Pale- again!
The mass murder of the natives in both their losing fronts will not be forgotten and this time it won’t be the religious Semitic Judaist followers who will be used as Victims. It is the Kings – we know who they are and their shapeshifter ways.
From the River to The Sea …Hasbarats.
I have been sounding the alarm for months , times nearly up, no lifts soon and only a staircase escape soon.
GO! Run, now while you can take some of your clothes and stolen wealth.

Posted by: DunGroanin | Jul 20 2024 10:33 utc | 7

Globe Eye News
@GlobeEyeNews
Russia will host 43,000 Palestinian refugees for six months as a humanitarian gesture.
https://x.com/GlobeEyeNews/status/1814322893473669330

Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 10:41 utc | 9

Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 10:48 utc | 10
The PLO are such a bunch of cucks. They’re probably so completely owned by the Zionists they’ll still continue recognizing an entity that doesn’t recognise them.
Glad to be proven wrong.

Posted by: Arch Bungle | Jul 20 2024 10:52 utc | 11

Not “probably, are owned by the Zionists

Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 10:55 utc | 13

This is what happens in my home town (Glasgow) to people who protest against the Zionists genocide in Gaza and those who enable it.
https://archive.is/7BpoF
https://archive.is/GapET

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jul 20 2024 10:57 utc | 15

Ramy Abdu| رامي عبده
@RamAbdu
The final embrace between a father and his child killed by Israel. Israel has killed over 16,000 Palestinian children in less than 9 months, with full Western support.
https://x.com/LailaAlarian/status/1814528233427112379

Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 11:02 utc | 17

Daniel Fooks
@DanielFooksArt
Israel has no right to exist.
Like Rhodesia, Apartheid South Africa and Nazi Germany, it belongs in the dustbin of history.
https://x.com/DanielFooksArt/status/1814402315203555563

Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 11:15 utc | 19

Thanks, b, for the politico link: horrific experiences of doctors visiting Gaza. US Americans need to know what they’re paying for, however excruciating the details of genocide in progress. This long article is mainly blunt reporting on inexcusable injuries, such as children shot in the head. Toward the end, the following is one of the only plaintive notes…

The moment the United States cuts off military aid to Israel the bombs will stop falling and the troops will withdraw. We must decide, once and for all: are we for or against murdering children, doctors and emergency medical personnel? Are we for or against demolishing an entire society? Are we for or against starvation?
Are we for or against peace?

The answer to their question is the latter: we the people of USA are most effectively against peace. When the subject even arises. My fellow citizens are worried about Trump’s “ear owie” (as Caitlin phrased it), Microsoft’s blue screen of death going global, and when Biden will stumble to tumble. Gazans we murder have sunken below the news horizon.

Posted by: Aleph_Null | Jul 20 2024 11:16 utc | 21

For the sake of Palestine, in the US what very much needs to be done is to educate the Trump loyalists on what is happening there. That may seem a fruitless task but it isn’t. Their devotion to Trump and what happened to him a week ago is the key.
There are very positive aspects to his stated program but it is adrift when it comes to the recognition of Palestinian suffering and Zionist predation. There are difficulties but they are not insurmountable. Tact and diplomacy may seem weak helpmates but they are essential because already there are enormous possibilities opening up as diplomacy on the international front gradually opens up.
I was asked on the open forum how my ‘beauty will save the world’ mantra helps the Palestinian cause. This is my answer. There is beauty to be created in Trump’s program for helping all Americans. It may seem crass and unfeeling but in this time of cruelty in the Middle East and a seeming ignorance of other faiths and their importance in a healthy world community, I yesterday breakfasted with my voluntarily homeless youngest son, raised in our little Orthodox church, who tells me he is currently studying the Koran. I was happy to hear it. His feet were cracked and bleeding and he ‘volunteers’ in a cemetary clearing the weeds. I brought him shoes and two pairs of socks. He told me he worries for the small insects he is displacing there; I told him, don’t worry; they can move to the green places still surrounding the graves. We had a good time together.
Trump will help him; and we should help Trump understand more about where beauty lies, in our cemetaries that house everyone regardless of faith, and are gentle healing places for our traumatized homeless people. In concern about the smallest living creatures, such destruction of these is anathema. And we need to start from the ground up as we did here on this forum, to keep explaining what has happened in Palestine,is still happening there — to understand what has happened to peaceful Islamic people and even to my son here in the US, who is turning to the Koran for solace in his voluntary, determined homelessness.

Posted by: juliania | Jul 20 2024 11:50 utc | 23

This is Palestine related.
Did I call it?

Saw a headline regarding the security failure surrounding the Trump assassination attempt: “Malice **Or** Massive Incompetence”.
The security team could very well have been manned with substandard agents **by design**. And that situation would be malice on the part of the higher ups
at the DHS, an agency controlled by Democrats. “Malice” creating a situation of “Massive Incompetence”. NOT necessarily an either/or situation.
The two are NOT mutually exclusive – Malice and Incompetence.
Does this remind barflies of the security failure of October 7th?
Posted by: librul | Jul 15 2024 11:45 utc | 46

The assassination attempt was two days before this post.
A lot more detail has come out since then.
The assassination site **was** manned by blatantly “substandard agents”.
Lots more detail needs to come out. Lots. The perpetrators, the Deep State and Democrats, will do all they can
to hide those details, as we all know.
For instance, it is one thing to create a security hole or lapse, it is another thing to have
a gunman take advantage of that hole at just the right time. How did the FBI, etal learn that
there would be someone to take advantage of that security hole?
On October 7th it was a piece of cake for Israel to know what was coming. They knew.
But what are the missing details surrounding July 13th?
I hope the parents of Crooks are on suicide watch. If they know something key then they are
a danger to those that planned the assassination.

Posted by: librul | Jul 20 2024 12:13 utc | 25

I hope the parents of Crooks are on suicide watch. If they know something key then they are
a danger to those that planned the assassination.
@Posted by: librul | Jul 20 2024 12:13 utc | 25
Reminder that Jeffrey Epstein was taken off his suicide watch just in time for his “suicide”.

Posted by: librul | Jul 20 2024 12:22 utc | 27

As the US Congress prepares to pay homage to the war criminal, Bibi Netanyahu (four days from now, on July 24), the ethnic cleansing and genocide of the Palestinian people of Gaza has all but been forgotten.
Western media turns a blind eye towards the unspeakable suffering that American bombs and the Israeli bombardment and blockade of Gaza continues to produce, while Trump and Biden strive to outdo each other in their support of Israel.
What will the rest of the world see as Democrats and Republicans join together to give Bibi a standing ovation?
“Viva la Genocide!”

Posted by: Perimetr | Jul 20 2024 13:57 utc | 29

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nep56kNkouI
Caitlin Johnstone. Powerful as usual. I won’t add a comment. It speaks for itself.

Posted by: KMRIA | Jul 20 2024 14:05 utc | 31

Who would have thought to run some drones up to the Mediterranean and come from that direction where zero air defence was. Almost like Thu Ukrainians and their surprise sneak attacks. A huge PR win in that department. Israelis call to flatten Yemen, funny thing is 50 yrs of war hasn’t crushed them and Israel actually had a hand in helping the houthis against the UK installed monarchy , so the blowback irony is extra sweet
Posted by: Hankster | Jul 20 2024 13:33 utc | 28
Once again there is the why of showing so gently that they can.
As in the other drone’s footage of military assets I am tempted to say that the objective is to move assets that are elsewhere to now guard that “hole”.
But that only makes sense if a strike is coming from another direction.

Posted by: Newbie | Jul 20 2024 14:28 utc | 33

Israel is not officially a member of Nato but that’s it, in all other aspects it IS a member.
“With the exception of Canada, the Netherlands, Spain, and Belgium, the remainder of the 32 NATO members continue to sell/send weapons to Israel as Israel conducts genocide operations on Palestinians in Gaza. ”
https://consortiumnews.com/2024/07/20/natos-obscured-relationship-with-israel/

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jul 20 2024 15:22 utc | 35

If I was an American taxpayer or even not a taxpayer, I’d be bloody furious with this, the money should’ve been spent on American’s or at the very least American infrastructure, and no doubt they’ll be billions of more dollars on their way to aid Israel whilst many Americans live in poverty.
“Israel has been the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign aid since its founding in 1948, having received about $310 billion in economic and military assistance. Since Oct. 7, 2023, the U.S. has passed legislation that has provided at least $12.5 billion in military aid to Israel, which included $3.8 billion from legislation in March 2024 and $8.7 billion from a supplemental appropriation in April 2024.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jul 20 2024 15:27 utc | 37

Yemen now, Zionist attack
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/gazanewsnow2021?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

Posted by: Ornot | Jul 20 2024 15:38 utc | 39

Posted by: Ornot | Jul 20 2024 15:38 utc | 39
It’s like the US/UK raids on Yemen. They can bomb all they like, but it changes nothing. In particular it doesn’t open the port of Eilat again, a much more serious matter than one drone over Tel Aviv.

Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 15:49 utc | 41

phenon@1920-21
Could be that the original gay liberation spirit has sustained itself in Scotland. As far back as the mid-70’s gay liberation philosophy and action, closely allied with other liberation movements such as anti-war; Black Panthers and the American Indian Movement (AIM)…was superseded by outside financing as well as by culturally conservative “homophiles” and lesbian separatists/superiorists.
Here in the $tates, the top-down controlled “queer, fag and tranny” iterations…along with samesex marriage inanities…have been closely tied to the Democrat party and similar institutional mechanisms under the general aegis of the Deep $tate.
So good on the liberated gays in Glasgow.

Posted by: aristodemos | Jul 20 2024 16:06 utc | 43

Menz@1059
With their Ironic Dome in tatters it is not unlikely that the Izzys feared that they should not use up valuable anti-drone measures to take down that seemingly minor incursion.

Posted by: aristodemos | Jul 20 2024 16:12 utc | 45

I’ve frequently made the prediction that by 2030 ‘israel’ would be no more.
Perhaps I was off by 2 years, if this curse holds any weight.
Posted by: Arch Bungle | Jul 20 2024 15:35 utc | 38
I’m sure you’re right, approximately. It could be longer. But the significant change since October 7th, has been the change in the perception of Israel from a modern eternal state to one of a foreign colony implanted in the Near East, a change which implies an end-point to the colonial status.
I hope Ansarallah will stop joking around now.
Posted by: Arch Bungle | Jul 20 2024 15:41 utc | 40
That is not possible. Doing more than they are doing now depends on what missiles or drones they get hold of. In any case they are being very successful right now. They’ve succeeded in closing the port of Eilat, which is said to be on the point of bankruptcy. That’s why the Israeli raid on Hodeideh, and in my opinion, why the Israeli propaganda video the other day suggesting there are queues of trucks lining up to transport goods from the Gulf to Israel by land. Israel is really hurting from this closure, and needs to suggest everything is going well, when it isn’t.

Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 16:16 utc | 47

The aim appears to be degradation of Yemen and show of superiority.
Posted by: Ornot | Jul 20 2024 16:07 utc | 44
Impossible. It can’t be done. US/UK didn’t succeed; Israel won’t have greater success.

Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 16:19 utc | 49

librul@1213
So the designated Patsy, whether or not he actually fired any shots, was taken down some three minutes after the SS Gauleiter informed the counter-shooters that they should hold fire until ordered to do so. Meanwhile, according to a recent Redacted podcast…and other sources…that there was at least one more shooter…this one caught on video atop a water-tower in the middle distance.
Apparently, there are feuding factions within the ruling elite. The Deep $tate branch desperately wish to retain their both cushy and powerful bureaucratic positions. The other element works diligently to keep the populist resistance welded to the persona of the Trump$ter.

Posted by: aristodemos | Jul 20 2024 16:27 utc | 51

No end in sight to the genocide in Gaza. The Zionists will continue violating all international laws acting with complete impunity and disregard for human life.

Posted by: AI | Jul 20 2024 16:30 utc | 53

“Russia will host 43,000 Palestinian refugees for six months as a humanitarian gesture.”
https://x.com/GlobeEyeNews/status/1814322893473669330
Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 10:41 utc | 9
Really? What can they do to pass the time?
Training half a brigade is all well and good, but they have enough enlistees for an army of 300,000. Anyway it all helps. 😉
Tx for your posts Menz. 🙏

Posted by: David G Horsman | Jul 20 2024 16:38 utc | 55

@Posted by: librul | Jul 20 2024 16:39 utc | 56
Initial search finds this:
https://weapons.substack.com/p/the-trump-assassination-attempt-a

An audio forensic analysis by Catalin Grigoras, director of the National Center for Media Forensics at the University of Colorado in Denver, and Cole Whitecotton, Senior Professional Research Associate, also at Media Forensics, based on audio recorded in Butler Pennsylvania, appears to show the possibility of three shooters. According to these experts, “The first three shots were consistent with alleged weapon A, the next five were consistent with alleged weapon B, and the final “acoustic impulse” was emitted by a possible weapon C.”

Posted by: librul | Jul 20 2024 16:47 utc | 57

” Russia will host 43,000 Palestinian refugees for six months as a humanitarian gesture.
https://x.com/GlobeEyeNews/status/1814322893473669330
Posted by: Menz | Jul 20 2024 10:41 utc | 9 ”
I’m sure it will be very ” temporary “. It will be ” temporary” in all the countries that are going to take them in. Israel will be very happy to facilitate this ” temporary ” arrangement.

Posted by: Moonie | Jul 20 2024 16:55 utc | 59

Posted by: Ornot | Jul 20 2024 16:07 utc | 44
############
The Zionist Apartheid regime had to respond. The Yemenis tested out their new stealth drone with attacks on Tel Aviv.
The stupid thing about punching down against people who want to die as martyrs is that they will only increase their commitment to resistance.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Jul 20 2024 17:08 utc | 61

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/7/20/air-raids-hit-yemens

Israel says it struck Yemen’s Hodeidah in response to Houthi attacks
The air raids against the port city come a day after a drone attack by the Yemeni group killed one person in Tel Aviv.
…

Posted by: anon2020 | Jul 20 2024 17:10 utc | 63

Yemen just got degraded. Straight off they lost oil refining and storage capability, electricity in the capital.
Posted by: Ornot | Jul 20 2024 17:09 utc | 62
Not really. It was straightforward vengeance, as they think, for their losses. You don’t know how much damage was done, and I doubt if it makes much difference after nine years of Saudi bombardment.
I see among your sources the Palestinian journalist from Bethlehem who published the fake video of the convoy of trucks. It’s obviously someone who’s open to feeding Israeli propaganda into the system.

Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 17:25 utc | 65

Yemen just got degraded. Straight off they lost oil refining and storage capability, electricity in the capital.
Posted by: Ornot | Jul 20 2024 17:09 utc | 62
Not really. It was straightforward vengeance, as they think, for their losses.
Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 17:25 utc | 65
1. This is not the first time the Port of Hodeida and it’s oil terminal has been hit.
2. The Houthi can do the same level of damage to ‘Israeli’ oil infrastructure
3. Most importantly, the ‘israelis’ chose to strike a purely civilian infrastructure, leaving the actual Yemeni Armed forced untouched.
Given these facts, despite the spectacular optics at the port, despite the large amount of air power brought to bear, I can’t see how this strike achieved anything in the way of degrading Yemen.

Posted by: Arch Bungle | Jul 20 2024 17:37 utc | 67

Given these facts, despite the spectacular optics at the port, despite the large amount of air power brought to bear, I can’t see how this strike achieved anything in the way of degrading Yemen.
Posted by: Arch Bungle | Jul 20 2024 17:37 utc | 67
And as an added bonus, either Egypt or Saudi Arabia should at least protest loudly or be subject to possible retaliations.
I’ll assume they used the gof of Aqaba

Posted by: Newbie | Jul 20 2024 17:44 utc | 69

There won’t be more than protests. Neither Saudi nor Egypt are able to intervene. But they will protest, as their populations are very pro-Palestinian, and they need to show they’re doing something.
Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 17:54 utc | 70
Yes, but particularly for Egypt it’s another jerrycan of oil into the fire (and even Saudis might prefer to not have added trouble, they have far bigger refineries to care for)
Another issue is how damaged the port is, “as the port plays the crucial role of delivering over 80 percent of food and aid to Yemen, several humanitarian agencies warned of catastrophic humanitarian consequences” (at the time of the 2018 Battle of Al Hudaydah when the saudis and allies tried to take it).
Another point is, at least for the F-35, I would say that the US had to “unlock them” for the mission envelope… including not only the destination bt also violation of saudi or egyptian airspace (or their accepting the overfly on both ways, speaking of which, they might miss them on the going, but unlikely on the return)

Posted by: Newbie | Jul 20 2024 18:06 utc | 71

in Newcastle upon Tyne.
There was a vocal pro-Palestine bloc in the parade (and did I see a Cuban flag too ?)
Posted by: Red Star | Jul 20 2024 18:21 utc | 72
With the labour victory they will be more hard pressed to stop it (regardless of thee leader’s position)
P.S. OT question did you see the defeat aginst spain at home or at the Shark Bar?

Posted by: Newbie | Jul 20 2024 18:31 utc | 73

These stories of Israel in the Red Sea remind me a lot of the Crusader nasty, Rénaud de Chatillon, who was chief of Oultre-jourdain (or Transjordan, based in Kerak). Aside from other hyper-aggressive acts, he launched a raid down the Red Sea in 1184. It got as far as Jeddah, as far as I remember. Funnily enough, three years later in 1187, the Crusaders lost Jerusalem at the battle of Hattin. The problem was the same as today. Most of the European colonial population had already departed, and he was trying to compensate for the loss.

Posted by: laguerre | Jul 20 2024 18:48 utc | 75

Newbie | Jul 20 2024 18:06 utc | 71
The local news says the attack was coordinated with Saudi. Nato was involved

Posted by: rk | Jul 20 2024 18:55 utc | 77

You know folks, we don’t need the Matrix because we are living Hollywood right now.
As reported by The Cradle
Biden delays presidential race withdrawal until after Netanyahu’s speech in congress: Report
and within that article it also talks about how when Trump gets in he will support the West Bank annexations.
These folks are playing out a movie that is not running in all theaters.
In their movie the capitulation of Ukraine happens after November/January of next year.
In their movie Hamas is put down in Gaza and the captives are freed. Hezbollah, Yemen, the Iraq/Iran resistance is neutralized and Syria is forced to give up the Golan Heights/West Bank.
I can’t follow that movie any further but do believe that it will not comport with reality/history.
Will we ever get to meet the producers of the Western empire movie?

Posted by: psychohistorian | Jul 20 2024 19:47 utc | 79

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin — US House Speaker Mike Johnson says some Democratic lawmakers may try to interrupt Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to a joint session of Congress next week but that they will be arrested if need be.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/us-house-speaker-anyone-who-gets-out-of-hand-during-netanyahus-speech-could-face-arrest/

Posted by: UWDude | Jul 20 2024 20:26 utc | 81

I’d be surprised if the Saudis were involved in any significant way. MBS can’t be so stupid as to support Israel in the twilight of the American Empire. Plus all signs are that the Saudis are in the process of switching sides.

Posted by: EoinW | Jul 20 2024 20:51 utc | 83

Posted by: Newbie | Jul 20 2024 18:06 utc | 71
The F-35i uses indigenous software not the US maintained code base. Nothing to unlock.

Posted by: badjoke | Jul 20 2024 21:24 utc | 85

When are the Arab states going to withdraw their ambassadors? And when is the EU going to end the association agreement?
Or are they afraid of being bombed?

Posted by: Minaa | Jul 20 2024 22:13 utc | 87

aristodemos | Jul 20 2024 16:20 utc | 50
*** One simple solution for all the pro$titicians in positions of high orfices would be an obligation to wear patches on their bespoke suits. Those patches, would in the manner of Nascar Drivers, reveal the various special interests who OWN their collective a$$es.***
Excellent idea — should be done in Britain as well.

Posted by: Cynic | Jul 20 2024 22:52 utc | 89

Maybe the giant fireball strike on the port in Yemen was maybe like the giant fireball in the port of Beirut, a nuclear threat? “Just in case you are having trouble imagining what would happen, let us give you a hint…”

Posted by: LightYearsFromHome | Jul 20 2024 23:49 utc | 91

Arya – آریا 🇮🇷🏴
@AryJeay
Footage shows the launch of an Arrow-type interceptor in Eilat, a short time ago, reportedly trying to intercept a ballistic missile launched from Yeme
https://x.com/AryJeay/status/1814757498181603403

Posted by: Menz | Jul 21 2024 0:23 utc | 93

The crusader kingdoms in the Middle East folded, because the military cost outweighed the economic benefits.
Posted by: Passerby | Jul 20 2024 20:38 utc | 82
As it will be with this, the last, crusader kingdom.

Posted by: Arch Bungle | Jul 21 2024 0:27 utc | 95

Iran Observer
@IranObserver0
⚡️BREAKING
Russia says it cannot remain an observer forever while Israel continues to escalate
“Israel, not Iran, is interested in escalation. I cannot make this any more clearer, Russia will not remain an observer and will take its responsibilities, look at Syria as an example” – Russian Foreign Minister
https://x.com/IranObserver0/status/1814718298887491585

Posted by: Menz | Jul 21 2024 0:33 utc | 97

@ Menz | Jul 21 2024 0:33 utc | 97 with the Russia FM stern words….thanks
The rubber is hitting the road….whew! Way past time.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Jul 21 2024 1:02 utc | 99