Gives a whole new meaning to snakes on a plane.
 
 
Monitor𝕏 (@MonitorX99800): “🇮🇱🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s press office posted an AI-generated video of him and Trump in a B-2 bomber on Instagram, with the caption, “On our victory lap.” | nitter.poast.org

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 25 2025 13:01 utc | 4

4: Lets Hope the Nutter & 🍊💩 attack Iran again! It will end this Sorry Chapter for good….

Posted by: Nobody | Dec 25 2025 13:24 utc | 6

Halliburton = arch criminals.   It’s difficult to stand out in the Evil Empire’s pantheon of Horrors, but Cheney manages.    Makes potty mouthed Trumpstein look like an amateur.    I just watched part of a Nima interview with Alex Krainer, who, by the by, in my eyes still looks like a Trumpstein asset.   Alex remarked that during the Perez dictatorship in Venezuela prior to Chavez, 80% (!!!!!) of the people lived in poverty.     I happened to visit Venezuela during that horrible time and saw first hand literally millions of people living in complete destitution.   I didn’t know it was 80% but I knew it was huge.   Meanwhile the oligarchs and the Murikans were raking in the $billions.   BTW, Alex mentioned that Perez was CIA, which I didn’t know, but it’s par for the course.
 
Republicofscotland along with saluting you for dedication to truth telling, I salute you with a cyber single malt.
 

Posted by: Formerly Miss Lacy | Dec 25 2025 14:03 utc | 8

Perfidious Albion and the US Terrorist (pirate) State really are bad news for the world.
 
How CIA and MI6 Created ISIS – by Kit Klarenberg

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 25 2025 14:35 utc | 10

Posted by: arby | Dec 25 2025 14:52 utc | 11
 
######
 
That is what colonialism does. The people are suppressed as the wealth is stripped away by the foreign master.
 
Any natives who manage to stand out (human capital) get taken away as well.
 
That keeps the Empire flush with jewels, cocoa, and talent, which the Empire stops developing domestically.
 
Africa, the Americas, Asia, it’s all the same.
 
Same simple playbook and basic tactics each time.
 
Venezuela resisting and making something of itself is dangerous to the Empire. The spirit of El Libertador is still very much alive in the Latin American countries.
 
It takes one ship to break a blockade, one country to resist colonization, one man to resist an Empire.
 
Examples can be powerful symbols of what is possible.
 
Keeping the people poor (survival mode) is essential to them not dreaming of more.
 
The same thing is done inside of the Empire to Imperial citizens.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 25 2025 15:15 utc | 12

How strange it is that TDS now compells the American far left to embrance Cheney the Butcher…………responsible for the deaths of 5,000 US GI’s, 50,000 WIA’s, and one million Iraqi citizens.
And one trillion US dollars in wasted expenditures over the phony Bush/Cheney war on Saddam (an ex CIA paid operative by the way).
Bush and Cheney more than likely the worst combo in US history, with daughter Liz a complete coup plotter.
Good riddance and Merry Christmas to all !

Posted by: tobias cole | Dec 25 2025 15:39 utc | 14

Christmas in America: Staggering Wealth Concentration & Deepening Social Crisis
 
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/12/24/lcoe-d24.html
 
” There is growing anger in the working class which possesses enormous social power.
 
The strategic task is to connect widespread opposition into an organizational and political counteroffensive in 2026…”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 25 2025 15:45 utc | 16

16 corrected:
https://rumble.com/v73fg0i-the-black-winter-is-coming-burkina-fasos-presidents-warning-rt-panel-discus.html

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 25 2025 16:22 utc | 18

LoveDonbass@12……….one ship? Of what? Fools? Davey Jones be’s waiting for their souls……
 
Cheers M
 
 
 
 
 

Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Dec 25 2025 16:41 utc | 20

The real left never supported any Cheney or any war.

Posted by: ChatET | Dec 25 2025 17:50 utc | 22

Bach: Christmas Oratorio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Y5BqK5f34
Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 24 2025 
 
Thank you for that link yesterday John! It is a wonderful performance of great music.

Posted by: Samu | Dec 25 2025 19:03 utc | 24

Samu@23:
Glad you enjoyed it. Merry Christmas.

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 25 2025 19:18 utc | 26

@JB #2
Meh.
Don’t get me wrong; unfettered capitalism is absolutely not the best economic way to go because it inevitably leads to monopolies/oligopolies/monopsonies and other forms of “non free market” behavior.
The problem is that socialism/communism is no better because unfettered socialism/communism leads to Kafkaesque bureaucracy.
Ultimately, the point of any economic system is whether it is able to deliver capital and focus to the areas which most benefit from it – but also benefit the overall economy/society.
The West has long since devolved away from capitalism into fascism – fascism defined as the merging of corporate and government interests, not the National Socialist popular view, with the Europeans doing a socialism/fascism variant (ironically only different than National Socialism in that it focuses on Pan European vs German nationalism).
In all cases: government can be steered to address the core structural challenges.
China did it by selectively importing capitalism while retaining an iron grip on the financial system and political power.
FDR did it by introducing regulatory oversight and social safety nets into a previously almost completely laissez faire capitalist economy.

Posted by: c1ue | Dec 25 2025 19:48 utc | 28

c1ue | Dec 25 2025 19:48 utc | 27—
 
And the political goal of the ultrarich ever since FDR is to destroy what was put into place during his tenure–AND–that of a Congress that was peace and people oriented, not beholden to capital. 

Posted by: karlof1 | Dec 25 2025 19:56 utc | 30

Apologies,  others have also posted while I was laboring over mine above.  But  the duplication is a worthy one  I hope.  Again, my thanks, karlof1.

Posted by: juliania | Dec 25 2025 20:13 utc | 32

But even taking this in to account: if oil companies really ran the US – there would be both permitting and high prices all the time.
 
Posted by: c1ue | Dec 25 2025 19:54 utc | 28

 
That’s logically impossible … the high prices are a direct result of supply scarcity.
 
But there’s nothing strange about business adaptation to the current political reality.

Posted by: Tel | Dec 25 2025 20:50 utc | 34

@ c1ue | Dec 25 2025 19:48 utc | 27
 
good comment.. what do you think the way forward is?? 

Posted by: james | Dec 25 2025 21:27 utc | 36

Does anybody have access to South Dakota’s legislature? I bet the State could get tens of billions in US spending by promising to stick Trump’s face on Mount Rushmore.
 
I just want 1 1% commission (up front) for the idea

Posted by: Easy Money | Dec 25 2025 21:32 utc | 38

It never ceases to amaze me that Marxists, almost to a man, tend to have zero business experience.
 
Trying to discuss Marxism with them is like juggling jello. They can repeat the slogans but that’s it. 
 
I am not averse to Marxism btw, if it were accurate and had predictive value, I would be all over it.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 25 2025 21:36 utc | 40

@LoveD – I’m not a Marxist, and even somewhat adverse to it, but recognize its predictive value. 
 
The missing Marxist businessfolk may have had other ideas to spend their time. However, there are examples, such as Marxist MoA commenter Roger Boyd who did have a business career.

Posted by: persiflo | Dec 25 2025 21:44 utc | 42

FDR did it by introducing regulatory oversight and social safety nets into a previously almost completely laissez faire capitalist economy.
 
Posted by: c1ue | Dec 25 2025 19:48 utc | 27

 
Many of the “Alphabet Agencies” adopted by FDR were originally invented by President Hoover.
 
The Federal Farm Board (FFB) was created in 1929 with the explicit purpose of keeping prices high. Although FDR campaigned in 1932 on the promise of reducing bureaucracy and cutting wasteful spending (quoted below), like most politicians he did something different to what was promised. FDR put through the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA), which was blatantly unconstitutional price controls. The FFB got renamed as the Farm Credit Administration (FCA) which continues “price stabilization” to this day.
 
Hoover created the President’s Emergency Committee for Employment (PECE) in 1930 as a jobs project, but never really got federal funding behind it. FDR later replaced this with the much larger Civil Works Administration (CWA) which was the same idea but more money. Hoover had also kicked off the Hoover Dam as another civil works program which FDR adopted (and conveniently renamed, but the name got changed back again later).
 
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) was a Hoover invention from 1932 which largely amounted to pouring government money into banks (hey sounds familiar) and FDR happily continued the practice.
 
Hoover created the Veterans Administration (VA) in 1930 which has continued … now named the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Of course the optics were terrible when the US government went back on bonus payments then turned the army against veterans demanding their money. This has grown into one of the largest and most controversial bureaucratic arms of the US government.
 
FDR campaign speech 1932 – https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/campaign-address-agriculture-and-tariffs-sioux-city-iowa
 

It is in the field of the Federal Government that the office of President can, of course, make itself most directly and definitely felt. Over 30 percent of your tax dollar goes to Washington, and in this field also, immediate reforms can be accomplished. There are, of course, items such as the interest on the public debt which must be paid each year, and which can be reduced only through a reduction in the debt itself, by the creation of a surplus in the place of the present deficit in the national treasury, and it is perhaps worth while that I should tell you that I spent nearly eight years in Washington during the Administration of Woodrow Wilson, and that during those eight years I had a fair understanding of the problem of the national expenses, and that I knew at first hand many of the details of actual administration of the different departments. Later in this campaign I propose to analyze the enormous increase in the growth of what you and I call bureaucracy. We are not getting an adequate return for the money we are spending in Washington, or to put it another way, we are spending altogether too much money for Government services that are neither practical nor necessary. And then, in addition to that, we are attempting too many functions. We need to simplify what the Federal Government is giving to the people.
 
I accuse the present Administration of being the greatest spending Administration in peace times in all our history. It is an Administration that has piled bureau on bureau, commission on commission, and has failed to anticipate the dire needs and the reduced earning power of the people. Bureaus and bureaucrats, commissions and commissioners have been retained at the expense of the taxpayer.
 
Now, I read in the past few days in the newspapers that the President is at work on a plan to consolidate and simplify the Federal bureaucracy. My friends, four long years ago, in the campaign of 1928, he, as a candidate, proposed to do this same thing. And today, once more a candidate, he is still proposing, and I leave you to draw your own inferences.

Posted by: Tel | Dec 25 2025 22:15 utc | 44

LoveDonbass@2136:  Marx was excellent at calling the question.  He was hopeless with remediation of the insanity which ultimately has become highest financier capitalism.  
 
The Orca whales have massively succeeded in gobbling up even the Great White Sharks.  “Dictatorship of the Proletariat”.  Give me a fukkin break.  “Vanguard of the Proletariat”…an Open Sesame for egotistical predatorial parasites with warped idealism as their energy generators.
 
 Consider the Neocons, original Talmusist “chosen” Trotskyites…and now Massacre masked “Conservatives”.  Edmund Burke has to be rolling in his proverbial grave over that one.We confront a Clown World on steroids.

Posted by: aristodemos | Dec 25 2025 22:24 utc | 46

Tel@2215:  Some understated insights into FDR, the darling of bureaucratic governance and the utter, but well masked initially, support for Perfidious Albion.  That was not quite ALL about the $$$, while that was a major influencer.  He deliberately sacrificed thousands of American servicemen on 12-7-41 via his goading of the Japanese to ultimately attack Pearl Harbor. His goal was to get the U.$. into the war by any means possible.  He knew well about the pact between the Japanese and the 3rd Reich regime in Germany.  He understood that Hitler would follow through on that pact by declaring War on America.
 
FDR was very proud of his volunteered submission to the blackmailed Thomas Woodrow Wilson and his adherence to the financiers who were deeply into loans to the British and French Allies.  In fact, America had no business whatsoever in getting involved in a European war which only benefited the likes of the Morgan, Rottenfeller, Rottenchild and Dupont Barony…but ill no wise need by or desired by the American people.
 
The American people have long suffered a long string of treasonous presidents who were under the thumbs of highest finance and didn’t give a fiddler’s damn for the American people.  The Oligarchy will be dissolved as we exit Kali Yuga.  There is no place for them in an honorable and cooperative rather than competitive world.  JFK and perhaps Harding and Coolidge were exceptions to that devolution of the presidency.

Posted by: aristodemos | Dec 25 2025 22:43 utc | 48

“Posted by: Menz | Dec 25 2025 22:59 utc | 48”
 
Boy would it be nice if one of the other two branches of government did their F@$#ing jobs
 
Or if the media did theirs. 

Posted by: Easy Money | Dec 25 2025 23:02 utc | 50

BREAKING: President Trump Announces ‘Powerful and Deadly’ Strikes on ISIS in Nigeria
 
https://x.com/FoxNews/status/2004331179219341491
 
“…The Department of War executed numerous perfect strikes, as only the United States is capable of doing. Under my leadership our Country will not allow Radical Islamic Terrorism to prosper. May God Bless our Military and MERRY CHRISTMAS to all, including the dead Terrorists…”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 26 2025 0:07 utc | 52

Nigeria: ‘Actions & Consequences’
 
https://x.com/DavidHundeyin/status/2004342289465069762
 
“If you could bomb Benin to ‘protect democracy’, then America can bomb you to ‘fight ISIS’. And next thing you know it drops 7,000 bombing raids in 8 months like in Libya. 
 
Which is exactly what some of us warned would happen. Actions and consequences. But nobody ever listens.”
 
 

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 26 2025 0:19 utc | 54

❗️Israel ‘defense’ minister vows relentless Israeli military campaign across regionIsrael’s minister of military affairs, Israel Katz, has openly pledged to press ahead with Israeli military assaults across the region, including Gaza, where sustained bombardment and a crippling aid blockade have driven one of the worst humanitarian crises in decades. Speaking on Wednesday during a training course for Israeli Air Force pilots, Katz said Israel “will continue its operations in Lebanon, Syria, the Gaza Strip and Yemen,” according to the Hebrew-language daily Maariv, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir present.Katz said Israel would keep applying “maximum force” against Hezbollah in Lebanon, refuse to withdraw from Mount Hermon (Jabal al-Sheikh) and the so-called security zone in Syria, and continue its campaign in Gaza aimed at dismantling Hamas. He also confirmed that Israeli strikes on Yemen would persist in an effort to block the Ansarallah-led government from enhancing its capabilities.Referring to the 12-day aggression against Iran in June, Katz claimed Israel, working with the US, inflicted “significant damage” on Iran’s nuclear and strategic capabilities. He added that Israel’s security apparatus is closely monitoring developments, declining to provide further details.

Posted by: Jo | Dec 26 2025 0:24 utc | 56

The Plane ‘Crash’ in Turkey
 
https://x.com/thomascmountain/status/2003942730821710291
 
“The plane ‘crash’ in Turkey that wiped out the leadership of the Western Libya military, who are antagonistic to the UAE and its proxy Hafter regime in eastern Libya, leaves room for speculation that the main beneficiaries of this ‘plane crash’…is the UAE? What caused the crash has not been addressed so far by Turkish authorities?”
 
 
The Dysinfluencer Factory
 
https://x.com/marcowenjones/status/status/2003048607763824655
 
“It’s finally here! Remember that weird group of Emirati influencers you keep seeing online. Well I’ve done a very deep dive, and the story is even weirder than you can imagine…

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 26 2025 0:33 utc | 58

Posted by: Menz | Dec 25 2025 22:59 utc | 48
 
 I just listened to that Borzzikman video and he claims that Venezuelan oil loaded tankers are leaving Venezuela escorted by Venezuelan navy ships. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdmKwCrLT1Y

Posted by: arby | Dec 26 2025 1:10 utc | 60

The West has no more use of the judiciary in Europe or from the press 4th power in the US. It is a time of monsters.
https://www.mintpressnews.com/the-seven-richest-billionaires-are-all-media-barons/290572/

Posted by: Tom | Dec 26 2025 1:30 utc | 62

Venezuela versus the United States.
 
https://x.com/angeloinchina/status/2004335960604205129/photo/1

Posted by: arby | Dec 26 2025 1:49 utc | 64

I don’t wish to denigrate someone else”s definition of ‘capitalism’, but will appreciate some feedback on mine,, which I use to make sense of the world.    Capitalism. – allowing resource allocation economic development and surplus distribution to be decided by those actors who control/own the resources. Whether this be financial, social or other forms of capital. To take it out of the political dialogue, an oak tree uses the excess  resources it has gathered through use of sunlight, minerals and photosynthsis to produce an acorn to further the survival or expansion of it’s species.  The actor is the genetic and epigenetic inheritance of the tree. Seen this way capitalism. Is not inherently negative.  What may make it so is the motives of the actors. ( And the effects of  outcomes on others).  By arguing about whether or not capitalism is “evil’ misses the ‘point’ as to who are the actors.   Similarly using the word markets is misleading.  What we have around us (in the ‘western world’) is parasitical oligarchic capitalism, where most strive for a slice of the action, and the ‘golden rule applies ,(those who have the gold, make the rules).   Once we identify the actors and their motives, it becomes easier to imagine and plan alternatives.  Slogans don”t seem to create change.

Posted by: Kiwi Bloke | Dec 26 2025 3:09 utc | 66

Santa is delivering bombs to Nigeria.

Posted by: Menz | Dec 26 2025 4:01 utc | 68

Organic@244:  Duration of the Kali Yuga depends upon which Hindustani record keepers one accepts.  Most spiritual delvers consider that the cyclicity of Kali Yuga within the precession of the Equinoxes retains agency for approximately 6,000 years.
 
The Mayan calendar, unarguably the most astronomically and astrologically accurate of all known calendars; projected that the questionable and debatable cycle began to diminish congruent with the Mayan calendar, translated into the Vernal Equinox of 2012…a dating which numerous fear-mongers premised as “the end of the world”.  Silly shit.  The cyclical denouement is calculated for a thirty year pattern in 2032…by the contemporary Roman Imperial calendar, of the Gregorian “reformation”.
 
Cyclical time patterns are NOT lineal, as the materialistic reductionists still preach.  Innumerable individuals have queried why time is moving faster and faster over the past few years.

Posted by: aristodemos | Dec 26 2025 5:58 utc | 70

Do you know about your body’s Interstitium?
 
Interstitium: A Network of Living Spaces Supports Anatomical Interconnectedness
 
I first learned about this organ/system in our bodies when I learned about astrocytes and their bio-electric communication capabilities that I expect use the Interstitium as the network its messages travel on/through.  Every neuron in our bodies has 7 astrocytes associated with it and they set up and clean out the synaptic cleft, meaning the real control of our synapses is bio-electric rather than bio-chemical which is the basis for big pharma and current mental health abuse.  While those astrocytes are managing the synaptic cleft they are talking to each other and ??? in bio-electric ways that we are just starting to recognize but not yet decipher.
 
Why am I bringing up Interstitium?  In the latest Telepathy Tapes session they talk about the potential of our Interstitium providing for telepathy that can even occur at distance/quantum like…….we are so ignorant and think ourselves so smart….just ask LD
There is a science documented Reiki/energy healer that can do so at whatever distance………

Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 26 2025 6:25 utc | 72

Buy now Pay Later ? FDR and debt dlavery
 
*slavery

Posted by: Exile | Dec 26 2025 6:31 utc | 74

Posted by: michaelj72 | Dec 26 2025 7:23 utc | 75
 
Big thanks for posting that michaelj72!
I encourage reading the full text at the link provided and checking out as many of the sources Hedges linked to as
you can find time for. This essay is a very good summary.

Posted by: waynorinorway | Dec 26 2025 7:46 utc | 76

The catfights emerging out of TPUSA’s AMFEST fiasco, last week, might seem to casual passers-by like something resembling Hollywood or hip-hop rivalries. Beneath that painfully shallow superfice lurks the deepest fissure I’ve ever seen, here in USA’s political fundament.
 
How far I need to back up in order to help you understand, if you’re interested, depends on whether all those players treading the garish Phoenix stage, interviewing each other or hurling insults at each other, mean anything to you: Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson, Jack Posobiec, Megyn Kelly, Mark Levin — three proud Catholics bookended by pushy Jews, there. Friends, could get seriously OMFG serious. Conservative American Catholics like Kelly are totally throwing away the previous rules about never hitting back against the you-know-whos.
 
For your staunch, incurably hopeful anti-Zionist, there might be cause for Christmas cheer, this year.
 
https://internewscast.com/news/megyn-kelly-criticizes-ex-colleague-sparking-controversy-and-division-among-maga-supporters/

Posted by: Aleph_Null | Dec 26 2025 10:02 utc | 78

Front month silver has exceeded $75!
 
Shorty is getting squoze hard.  https://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=SI&p=i15
 

Posted by: too scents | Dec 26 2025 10:19 utc | 80

COVID gave Brussels the chance to test a total information monopoly — Putin’s special envoy Dmitriev
‘Together with media and tech they erased dissenting views, and it worked. Now they want to use that blueprint going forward’

https://t.me/rtnews/127202
 
He confirms what I have stated repeatedly for over 5 years now: ‘covid’ was an exercise  in obedience training. No more no less.
 
Time for blowback.

Posted by: Norwegian | Dec 26 2025 11:48 utc | 82

aristodemos 48 – could not agree more, the US had no dog in the European War of the First Counsins.
However, American bankers had billions in loans outstanding to the UK and France, and a German victory would have made those loans worthless (much like the same situation today, where UK and French banks are owed billions in loans to the Ukronazis in Kieve).
Brit intell had basically bribed much of the American media into printing false stories about German atrocities in Belgium, with many millions of dollars in payments.
The false flag trigger of course was the Lusitania sinking in 1917.  It was perfect (sailing at low speed with no zig zag pattern – how convenient, and loaded with hundreds of tons of gold in payment for American arms shipments, and hundreds of tons of ammo from American factories for the war effort – in clear violation of the Neutrality Act by the way).  The German consulate in NYC had taken out full page ads warning American travelers NOT to travel on this vessel, as it was a belligerent and subject to an unannounced attack!
JP Morgan and his cohort of bankers dictated the US involvement in the war, a war which radically changed the American nation.  
My grandfather refused to serve in the US Army during WWI, he told me he knew the entire US involvement was engineered by the Democrats and the bankers and served no American purpose.  Always admired him for that.

Posted by: tobias cole | Dec 26 2025 14:02 utc | 84

@Tel #34
Your statement implies a belief in the bullshit efficient market theory.
Among other things, it is not difficult at all to distort prices via taxation, via regulation, via monopoly. The latter is the most obvious: you can have all the supply in the world but force high prices via control over sales prices aka deBeers diamond cartel tactics.

Posted by: c1ue | Dec 26 2025 14:22 utc | 86

@james #36
Depends on what you mean. 
For the US – the path is clear: reindustrialize via tariff protections and domestic subsidies, deregulation and other forms of encouragement of manufacturing focus. To do this will require a major shift in how the US government works.
Philosophically: my view is that every system has structural flaws, and even beyond that – smart ambitious people will always find a way to distory any system to their own benefit. And so the most likely “ideal” system is one which radically shifts at unpredictable intervals. This, in my view, is what “democratic” government really is supposed to be able to do – none of the other forms allow this potential flexibility. The problem with “democratic” government, of course, being that it is inevitably corrupted by vote buying schema – which is where we are at now. Or regulatory capture – which is what is going on in Europe.

Posted by: c1ue | Dec 26 2025 14:27 utc | 88

@Tel #44
You are quite correct – Hoover was not incompetent, nor did he fail or refuse to recognize the problem.
But he was nowhere remotely the politician that FDR was, nor was he the type to push against historical and Constitutional precedents.
FDR did all sorts of, frankly, dictatorial things which are now whitewashed because WW2 ended the Great Depression.
That’s the irony: my view is that Trump is the same type of President as FDR.

Posted by: c1ue | Dec 26 2025 14:34 utc | 90

@ 87.
Ahhh  A deep dive  down the rabbit hole to the magical kingdom of Donderland. Hurry hurry don’t be late.

Posted by: golddigger | Dec 26 2025 15:23 utc | 92

We must remember that the US Terrorist State isn’t attacking ISIS in Nigeria – for the US Terrorist State was instrumental in creating ISIS – as proxy force to do their dirty work in Africa and beyond – of course the US Terrorist State has NO RIGHT whatsoever to launch missiles at a sovereign nation such as Nigeria.
 
Nigeria is rich in oil, but its people are dirt poor and we know why – and its not just the US Terrorist State that’s at work here, Perfidious Albion has been as well.
 
UK funded radio show to sway Nigerian voters, leaked docs show – The Grayzone
 
Saudi Arabia and Qatar were/still are, fighting a war against Iran via proxies in Nigeria – that was a couple of years back – it may still be ongoing – and the US Terrorist State is probably using the false info of the mass murder of Christians in Nigeria as an excuse to bomb Iranian proxies, with the consent from the Nigerian government who are very quick to clam down on any dissent.
 
Saudi Arabia Takes Proxy War With Iran To Nigeria As Shias Are Brutalized

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 26 2025 16:22 utc | 94

Gorilla Radio Goes To War at Sea – Beating Trump at the Bluffing Game (& podcast)
 
https://johnhelmer.net/gorilla-radio-goes-to-war-at-sea-beating-trump-at-the-bluffing-game/
 
“For the time being the Trump Administration and its allies conduct their war against Russia on the high seas, outside defended international waters, against ship targets which are unarmed, threaten no resistance. This is piracy, effective if the sight of the skull and bones flag triggers fear, shock, immediate surrender.
 
Then the US Coast Guard announced that it lacks the means and firepower to board and seize the Bella-1 oil tanker, owned by China and heading to Venezuela to load crude oil for delivery to Chinese refineries.
 
In the Mediterranean, the cover story for drone attacks on tankers operating for the Russian oil trade is that it’s the Ukrainians at work, reportedly firing from 1,500 kilometres to the north.
 
More certainly, the small drone detonation on the deck of the Qendil southwest of Crete on Dec 19 was fired from Tympaki, a Greek Coast Guard base on Crete armed with Israeli and NATO drones and using US and NATO satellite and live airborne electronic surveillance.
 
Although claimed by the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU), this was an act of war by the Greek government against Russia. And it failed.
 
This is a war between the 3,300-tanker alternative fleet (alt-fleet) versus a mainstream fleet of about 5,000 vessels in which the world oil market has been cut in half by the international war between Russia, China, India, Iran, Venezuela and North Korea on one side, and the US, the NATO allies, Israel and Japan on the other.
 
At sea, for the time being, this is a war of provocation, profiteering and face-saving short of shooting. The more time goes by, however, the stronger the Venezuelan government grows in resistance and the closer to capitulation the US and NATO-based regime in Kiev…”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 26 2025 16:28 utc | 96

A wee bit more on Nigeria.
 
 
Kathleen Tyson (@Kathleen_Tyson_): “Nigeria is the most pro-US state in Africa. Nigerian government was cooperating with US even as US sent Tomahawk cruise missile strikes on Nigeria – on Christmas Day.” | nitter.poast.org

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 26 2025 16:38 utc | 98

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 26 2025 16:27 utc | 95
 

Good for Traore, who also opened the largest hospital in Western Africa recently.

 
Would you please stop posting fakes about what’s happening in other countries ?
 
There are lives at stake while you play “positive narrative” about so called “Russia allies” in West Africa.
 
Merry Christmas to all.

Posted by: Sebgo | Dec 26 2025 16:54 utc | 100