Trump tweeted a blog post:
 
It will be an amazing winning streak… if it happens:
 
🔴 Two decades of Venezuelan communism.
 
🔴 Five decades of Iranian mullahs.
 
🔴 Nearly seven decades of Castro’s Cuba.
 
All of this could be reversed in 2026.
 
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/NewsPs0?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en
 

Not a moment of introspection apparent in any US leader.  All the countries Trump wants to overthrow and occupy have spent decades (Iran is going on its 2nd century) under sanctions, embargoes, and interference from the US and its allies.
 
Multiple bombings from Israel in Lebanon, and multiple bombings from the US in Syria:
 

American and partner forces have carried out strikes against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) targets across Syria in response to a deadly December attack, US Central Command has announced. [Hey, didn’t the US already respond to that attack? – Teri]
 
US forces conducted the attack as part of Operation Hawkeye Strikes, launched on December 19 following an ambush near Palmyra in which a jihadist fighter killed two American soldiers and their interpreter and wounded three other servicemen.
 
According to a CENTCOM statement, the US carried out “large-scale strikes” against multiple IS targets across the country.
 
“The strikes today targeted ISIS throughout Syria as part of our ongoing commitment to root out Islamic terrorism against our warfighters, prevent future attacks, and protect American and partner forces in the region,” CENTCOM said. It added that unspecified partner forces took part in the operation.
 
Washington maintains about 1,000 troops in Syria, which US President Donald Trump has said are needed to combat jihadist militants, including IS remnants. The Pentagon has gradually reduced its footprint in the country, shutting down three military bases last year.
 
Recent media reports have said Washington is considering deploying personnel to an airbase in Damascus as part of Trump’s push to expand cooperation with Syria’s new president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former leader of a jihadist group. […]
 
https://www.rt.com/news/630798-us-conducts-large-scale-strikes/
 
Lebanese sources report25 airstrikes on southern Lebanon within an hour, and the strikes are still ongoing.
 
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/youseffares19?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

 
We aren’t stealing it, Venezuela gave it to us.  And anyway, if we didn’t steal it, someone else would:
 

The Supreme Leader of the American Regime thanks Venezuela for “giving them 30 million barrels of oil.”
 
Why are Americans surprised at the videos of people looting stores and shops when their leaders act like this?  [1 minute video]
 
https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2009721461456638269?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E2009721461456638269%7Ctwgr%5E43d6480ce893a9e58a8a0155104c07a8af4dc08e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fthecradle.co%2Farticles-id%2F35322
 
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Trump: “If we didn’t do this, China or Russia would have done it”; annex Venezuela.
 
HE LITERALLY DID THE MEME!!!
 
“If I don’t steal it, someone else will.”  [22 second video]
 

https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2009729972475433297?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E2009729972475433297%7Ctwgr%5E43d6480ce893a9e58a8a0155104c07a8af4dc08e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fthecradle.co%2Farticles-id%2F35322
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Posted by: teri | Jan 11 2026 15:18 utc | 3

If I don’t steal your House someone else will

Posted by: Exile | Jan 11 2026 15:34 utc | 5

The Zio-Monster/rats also fled the occupied lands to buy up everything in Cyprus – and stay behind gated communities,the Argentines will need to force Milei out of office to make any headway.
 
Monitor𝕏 (@MonitorX99800): “🇦🇷🇮🇱⚡- The Argentines are are in anguish about Israelis setting up fires across the country: They burned our paradise. They ruined everything, they’re trying to sell Patagonia to the jews. The place is crawling with Israelis. They’re buying up the land. No one does anything.” | nitter.poast.org
 
 

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 11 2026 16:47 utc | 7

The Zio-Monsters (settlers) force out more people from their lands.
 
120 people flee Bedouin hamlet in Jordan Valley after repeated settler attacks | The Times of Israel

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 11 2026 17:29 utc | 9

Do you think the USA’s recent declassification and release of the transcripts of Bush’s meetings with
Putin in April 2008 was an accident? Putin agreed that Iran’s leadership were “nutty” and they should not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons. The whole thing is worth a read, but the “nuts” reference is on page 8. The game is to prevent them from getting too close.
 
https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/document/33711-document-3-memorandum-conversation-subject-meeting-president-russia
 
Then Obama/Biden showed up and screwed up 8 years of progress. Though it is also possible Bush & Co. were just playing Putin.
 
Posted by: Fool Me Twice | Jan 10 2026 23:30 utc | 131
 
No they weren’t playing Putin.
 
Bush and Putin are both Jews.
 
Here is Putin from around July last year:
 
Of course, I am referring to peaceful nuclear energy and peaceful nuclear activities in other areas – and Israel’s interests in terms of the unconditional security of the Jewish state. This is a delicate issue, and of course, we need to be very careful here. However, in my opinion, such a solution can be found.
 
https://kremlin.ru/events/president/news/77208
 
Here is the paragraph that the quote is from:
 
<b>I would post this but this site (being Jew run) only allows 7 Russian characters.</b>

Posted by: Putin | Jan 11 2026 19:47 utc | 11

‘Organized Network’ Carried Out Daesh-Like Attacks in Iranian Cities: Security Chief
 
https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2026/01/11/762204/Organized-network-infiltrated-riots-Daesh-like-attacks-Security-chief
 
“A ‘destructive and organized network’ infiltrated recent riots and carried out violent acts in Iranian cities resembling tactics used by Daesh terrorists, Iran’s National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani has said.
 
Larijani told Tasnim news agency on Sunday that the violent riots of recent days must be clearly separated from legitimate protests over economic hardship…”
 
Press TV Live (News hourly – Odysee player works best)
https://www.presstv.ir/LIVE

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 11 2026 20:12 utc | 13

Posted by: Stonebird | Jan 11 2026 16:47 utc | 6
 
####
 
I think the Saudi Minister of Defense visited the Ayatollah last year, sometime after the 12-day war.
 
Shia and Sunni generally don’t mix well at the state level, but security concerns always trump ideology.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Jan 11 2026 20:34 utc | 15

Qatar has been very mild in its AJE coverage of Iran. This is because Qatar got much closer to KSA after the UAE/Is axis was revealed. No one seems to notice that in Sudan, KSA and Egypt are fighting along the MB against UAE/Is for more than a year.
KSA deployed its navy (!) off the coast of Hadramaut to attack UAE troops supporting the independentists. It might also help when Iran will close the Hormuz Straight.

Posted by: Tom | Jan 11 2026 21:32 utc | 17

Princess Bodica  18
My Old Penny’s worth :
For a narcissist, impeachment  would be a thousand times better than a peace prize.
His punishment could be , for AI to read him The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, encarcerated in a padded , golden cell until Catharsis, Repentance and Hidayat overcomes him.
 
Then, he can Henna his long  beard and join Jewlani in Damascus , repenting and awaiting the return of the Messiah, like Simeon , of Nunc Dimittis fame.
 
With my deep apologies for what Rome once did to you and  your daughters.
It has often gone  through these bad behaviour phases in the past. 

Posted by: Giyane | Jan 12 2026 2:40 utc | 19

Read this elsewhere…
 
Every single US president of my lifetime has been responsible for far more death, destruction, misery, and poverty than the Ayatollah of Iran. If you’re gonna talk about “regime change” in the name of “human rights”, start with the corrupt oligarchy in the US.

Posted by: Saint Jimmy | Jan 12 2026 4:09 utc | 21

Giyane @ 20,
 
These “white supremacists” (a.k.a. joos masquerading as other ethnics) truly are a bizarre lot – they seem to have a strange preference for lads: pederasts, the whole lot of them.
 
Much buggery.
 
(Many can be forgiven into believing this practice is prevalent only across afghanistan – giving rise to many a young queer fleeing for safety in the West.)

Posted by: YT | Jan 12 2026 4:45 utc | 23

Larry Johnson reports that:
“The CIA/Mossad Operation to Spark a Color Revolution in Iran has  Failed”
 
I think many people now understand how the US/USrael ’empire of chaos’ works around the world to destabilize leaders to provoke colour revolutions in their interests only.   I also think this newest move is about covering up the mess that has been made over Venezuela, continued murders in the GAZZA, ICE behaviour, the phantom of Epstein files still in the background, and the failure and waste of money of the Marinera capture.   

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Jan 12 2026 6:08 utc | 25

 
It’s easy to agree with that statement
 
Posted by: Saint Jimmy | Jan 12 2026 4:09 utc | 21

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Jan 12 2026 6:17 utc | 27

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 12 2026 6:35 utc | 28
 
“particularly directed at those on the left”
 
It think it is more like those on the loony left that would support Ukraine and read the Guardian. They follow what is trending and easily influenced by phony causes. The genuine left as they were historically, would not support imperialism since it is purely based on exploitation which conflicts with any genuine form of equality or any form of a more flat model of governance.  In my view these people are useful idiots that are no better than Orwell’s sheep and too lazy to see how they are being used by imperialists like Trump and those CIA and Mossad agitators he/Netanyahu have salted into Iran.

Posted by: GeorgeWendell | Jan 12 2026 6:46 utc | 29

Wotan west cheek-pullers celebrating the U.S. Venezuela attack and claiming Iran to be next, are counting their chickens before they’re hatched. The U.S. have nothing in Venezuela. And Iran will always be a distant dream. Forgetaboutit.
it seems fweedum and democrisy in Iran need a little helping hand from Mossad.
https://youtu.be/KtAY8ft7o-A?si=7ye31WAiMlxsmpT_

Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Jan 12 2026 11:31 utc | 31

Another failed attempt to destabilize Iran. It seems that after the violent riots started, most Iranians preferred the mechanism of self-defense instead of the unknown seeing what happened in other nations across ME or Africa. There was no way that normies in Iran would support foreign back Kurdish terrorists (the useful idiots that Israel & US regularly use) or the failed prince that gets way to over excited after a few days of protests.
You would think that Israel would’ve known by now that Pahlavi is a losing card with Iran but they still continue to associate with him. I always known that these people are arrogant but not stupid so continuing to bank on the same people, is counterproductive at best.
It’s also pretty obvious that the army will not support any wannabe monarch back in power. So any defection from the army is more or less out of the question. 
So we are back to pre-riot phase, Iran still needs to deal with their economic problems but at least it got another boost of legitimacy with its people. This might be a moment for the current flock of leaders in Tehran to actually solve some of those problems, less useless rhetoric (if Israel & US want to attack, it will attack no matter the blabbering done in Tehran).  
Also, China should start putting some weight into this. I understand that they have a diversified supply of oil which is smart but at the same time, Iran should be an important puzzle to their Belt & Road initiatives which means should try to help Iran economically more. Getting more oil from Iraq instead of Iran is stupid. Iran is more important that Iraq will ever be for their cause in the region. If not from a geopolitical point of view, at least for the returns that Iran would provide if it’s stable and a steady supply of oil or other resources.
I don’t expect Russia to help too much. Not only because of their shady relations with Israel but from the fact that they are as sanctioned as Iran is anyway, so helping them economically is pretty much non-existent. What they can do, is to make sure that Iran gets the arms that they paid for.

Posted by: JamesBond | Jan 12 2026 14:09 utc | 33

The Iranian governments weakness is – that they’ll wait until the Yanks and the Zionists strike them first or, they’ll plan and do a Maduro in Iran – Iran MUST strike first and without warning – but they won’t because like the Chinese and Russians – they think they are dealing with rational people,  who have a modicum of morality – wake-up call they aren’t,, and they don’t.
 
“Israel opens bomb shelters in Gush Dan metropolitan area
 
Kann news reports that ‘Shelters in Tel Aviv have been opened due to the possibility of an Iranian response to an upcoming U.S. strike”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 12 2026 14:18 utc | 35

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 12 2026 14:14 utc | 34
 
I’d be surprised if Iran struck first. It would bring condemnations on the world stage, accusations of aggression and terrorism. I think the Iranians are probably well-situated, if Israel restarts the war, but Israel has all sorts of tricks ready, and it’s better to know which way they’re going before committing the main missile reserves.

Posted by: Laguerre | Jan 12 2026 14:26 utc | 37

24-second video:
 
Translation:
 
“Her only morsel of food was stolen by the occupation and buried under the sand, along with a cloth tent that was all she and her family owned”… A heartbreaking scene of a child taking out loaves of bread that were buried by the occupation’s bombing of displaced people’s tents northwest of Gaza yesterday.
 
https://x.com/AnasAlSharif0/status/2009693530873324019
 

Posted by: teri | Jan 12 2026 14:51 utc | 39

“It would bring condemnations on the world stage”
 
Laguerre (37).
 
Condemnation from who, the West – the Global South would probably do the same via lip service – but in the dark quiet corridors of the power in the Global South – many would be toasting Iran’s foresight to strike first – Israel in reality the illegal occupying military force that’s committing genocide can’t stand alone its weak and vulnerable, its days are surely numbered, only with the help of the US Terrorist/Pirate Regime and its cowardly backstabbing minions can it survive.
 
I said this before but with Venezuela in mind, if Cuba and Colombia had put as much military effort into aiding Venezuela as they did about verbally condemning the US Terrorist/Pirate Regimes plan for Venezuela – ie the three nations fighting as one – against the piracy and tyranny and thievery or the US Terrorist/Pirate Regime -Maduro might still be in Venezuela instead of a prison in New York.
 
Of course Greenland will fall to Trump,  with or without an invasion – simply because Trumps Nato minions are far too gutless to act in a stand up fight – back to Iran it will take courage and bravery to strike first – waiting until the US and Israel is ready to attack you and launching missiles after that (as they will expect) is weak and lame Iran MUST strike first or face the consequences.

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 12 2026 15:29 utc | 41

 JamesBond (40).
 
Firstly Iran is under a plethora of illegal International sanctions – sanctions are war by other means – people are struggling because the US Terrorist/Pirate Regime – imposed the sanctions and US minions followed suit, mainly due to Iran wanting nukes to protect itself from the US Regime, (and even though Iran was going to comply with the JCPoA deal – the Yanks reneged on promises which is the usual),  and its scavenging corporate arm  – Israel wants Iran’s teeth pulled and Trump will duly oblige – an attack is coming, why wait why not pre-empt it – yes Iran will be outgunned, but it can do a helluva lot of damage before it falls – China and Russia have supplied it will modern weapons – weapons it must use – but Iran won’t strike first like China – its fears public condemnation more than it does destruction.
 
Lets face it Israel pulls Trump’s strings – and Iran is earmarked for some sort of change in their eyes, its going to happen – sadly the Iranians would rather play th victims of a US/Israel/Us minions attack than pre-empt one themselves.

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 12 2026 15:41 utc | 43

@43,
I’m sorry, but I don’t see it this way. Iran needs some significant military guarantees from other major powers before even embarking on this type of adventurism. 
The point of fighting is to eventually win, not for the sake of fighting. In the current situation, Iran doesn’t have a chance to win. The reasons are the ones above.
1. No real ally in the ME or from the Arab/Muslim nations. 
Most of the countries there are either vassals of US or too weak to even matter. Outside of the Houthis, there is no one in the region that will lift a finger to fight with Iran against US. Don’t count the US vassal Pakistan to do anything meaningful. 
2. Economic situation
It’s pretty obvious if you look at the data, that the economy is not doing great. It was expected after the snapback sanctions that this situation will occur (of course those EU lackeys wanted this to happen). The economy matters if you want the country to resist at least in the short to mid term. Iran is currently not in that position. Perhaps China can assist but I’m not sure how much they want to at this point.
3. UN is useless
A war with US would mean terrible casualties to civilians in Iran. Both from their bombs but also from their proxies (Kurds, Balochs and other mindless people from that region). Since UN is basically dead, even if Iran would complain, it won’t matter. No strings would be put to US/Iran or any other proxy. 
4. No alliance with a larger power
As I’ve said in the comment above, there is no military alliance with a nuclear based power – be it China or Russia. 
Sure, even without a formal alliance, China or Russia might have an interest to hurt US, but that is not guaranteed. So Iran will have some empty promises like those UKR idiots have now. 
Being UKR in 2026 is not smart in any way and I think Iranian leadership saw this. Yes, Iran might get caught in the same situation as 6 months ago, but think about it? If the war doesn’t work when US attacks, the pressure will be at their home, and we know that the American idiots care only when bodies start flowing back home. 
If Iran attacks first, the propaganda media all around the world will make sure that they are sole responsible and the destruction will be much higher. 

Posted by: JamesBond | Jan 12 2026 16:12 utc | 45

Alastair Crooke Analysis of recent protests and currency manipulation in Iran…
 
Strong Options for Iran /Alastair Crooke & Lt Col Daniel Davis
 
 

Posted by: Fredrick | Jan 12 2026 16:43 utc | 47

Refreshing pack of HasbaRats today! unless b’s been sweeping them out? 
Palestinians, soon the suffering must stop.
 
the crazy Zionazi killer aliens will have to exodus to the only place they can pretend they are the kings of the planet from. Patagonia, landlocked, in the mountains, a wall to keep themselves locked behind. 
 
To interbreed further for coming generations – from where they can feast upon humanity – morlocks! 
 
The native Patagonian’s will just have to be good shepherds and make sure they don’t escape! 

Posted by: DunGroanin | Jan 12 2026 16:58 utc | 49

@48,

Why should the Yanks swan around the globe – causing murder and mayhem and not feel the consequences of their actions back.

I agree with you here, they should feel the consequences of their actions. But they will feel it when those “so-called” great powers start acting as ones. Iran is not one of those. They are important in the region, they have the means to DEFEND themselves but not be the savior of the Globe or even the Global South. 
What they want is to be left alone and not to be undermined constantly. That will not get better if they attack US first. Think about it. They will need to attack US installations in so called “sovereign countries” like Iraq/Qatar/Saudi Arabia and so on. Do you think these vassal states will sit idle and cheer Iran for it?
Iran will be seen as aggressor by all of these nations. Also, you mentioned US homeland not affect. And yes, you are right .. usual American idiot hasn’t “feel” for a long time that his homeland is untouchable. Does Iran have anything with which to attack American soil? It doesn’t. It doesn’t even have WMD to attack destroy significantly destroy Israel, what makes you think that they can do any better to US?
So again, what I’m saying is .. the current arsenal that Iran has is for their own defense .. nothing more. If US attacks and fails to deliver their regime change but get bloodied in the process, the consequences for that Orange Monkey will be catastrophic. Not to mentioned the global status that US will have afterwards.
Iran already showed that they are united when its a defensive war of their homeland. A preemtive strike doesn’t guarantee that this will happen. 
I know its easy for us to comment from our couches, but what exactly are we from the West doing to stop the mayhem that US is inflicting to the world? Why do we expect other nations to take the brunt of the destruction to prove a point instead of us choosing better and rational leaders?
 

Posted by: JamesBond | Jan 12 2026 17:42 utc | 51

I am not posting the entire article here, but if you are interested, do read the whole thing.  It is not too awfully long and very interesting; although you will be angered by the facts that the US has kept dismissing or delaying any justice for this man, has never been held accountable for any of its crimes against him, has never actually charged him with a crime, and still refuses to release him from Guantanamo.
 
UK settles out of court in case brought by Guantanamo prisoner, Abu Zubaydah, for UK’s complicity with the US in torture and abuse of him.  A couple of paragraphs:
 
 

“It is important, symbolically and practically, that the UK pays for its role in our client’s torture,” said Helen Duffy, international counsel to Zubaydah and director of Human Rights in Practice. “While no amount of money can undo the harm suffered, it provides a measure of redress and recognition of his intolerable suffering at the hands of the CIA, enabled by the UK.”
 
Zubaydah, a stateless Palestinian who grew up in Saudi Arabia, was the first detainee transferred into the CIA’s post-9/11 secret detention programme. He was subjected to some of the most extreme forms of abuse documented during the period, including prolonged sleep deprivation, confinement in coffin-sized boxes, beatings, stress positions and repeated waterboarding.
 
According to the US Senate’s 2014 torture report, Zubaydah was waterboarded at least 83 times in a single month. The report also made clear that he was never a senior al-Qaeda leader, despite early US claims that he was the group’s “number three”.
 
UK involvement in his case came into sharper focus following a 2018 parliamentary report, which found that British intelligence agencies had sent questions to the CIA to be put to Zubaydah while knowing he was being tortured.
 
The report concluded that the UK failed to seek assurances about his treatment and did not take meaningful steps to prevent his abuse.
 
Zubaydah’s legal team argued that this amounted to active encouragement and assistance in torture, in violation of both domestic and international law. […]
Despite these findings, no senior officials in the US or allied countries have been held accountable for abuses committed under the CIA’s torture programme, with many cases dismissed on grounds of state secrecy.
 
Legal experts say the UK settlement underscores both the persistence of victims seeking justice and the ongoing failure of governments to fully reckon with the legacy of the war on terror.
 
“This case is deeply relevant today,” Duffy said, “as some states continue to ride roughshod over international law and the world looks to others to respond. This settlement is a step in the right direction, but it is flimsy justice while his rights continue to be violated at Guantanamo and responsible states look the other way.”
 
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/uk-settles-out-court-guantanamo-detainee-abu-zubaydah-over-torture-complicity
 

Posted by: teri | Jan 12 2026 21:06 utc | 53

More than suggesting that Russia (or of course Elon) could turn off spyware laden drivable satellite stations known as “cars” from Tesla Motors. 
 
Not really a suprise. 

Posted by: Jay | Jan 12 2026 23:00 utc | 55

Repeating the set of local Palestine links….

https://t-me.translate.goog/s/youseffares19?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

https://t-me.translate.goog/s/Sohaibpress?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

https://t-me.translate.goog/s/GazaNewsNow?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

https://t-me.translate.goog/s/NewsPs0?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

https://t-me.translate.goog/s/Military_Security?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

Posted by: Ornot | Jan 13 2026 3:05 utc | 57

hypocrites and mass-murderering fools, complicit in genocide and ethnic cleansing. Not a single sanction against the neo-fascist settler-colony israel with all the deaths and the destruction of the poor Palestinians. fock the EU, nihilists all of them!
 
see the 35-second video at the fourth link
 
 
 
https://x.com/Fx1Jonny/status/2010804082219286542
JonnyUtd  @Fx1Jonny 
 
You see the blatant HYPOCRISY people?? 
 
They watched israel for 2 years straight, slaughter well over 100,000 Palestinians and they didn’t do anything to stop it. 
 
A few days of unrest in Iran and they suddenly find their conscience and take action??!! 
 
Fuck them all and don’t buy into the media narrative!!
 
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/eu-says-bloc-eyeing-sanctions-on-iran-over-violent-protest-crackdown/
EU says bloc eyeing sanctions on Iran over violent protest crackdown 
 
The European Union is “looking into” imposing additional sanctions on Iran over the repression of protests convulsing the country, the bloc says.
“We stand ready to propose new, more severe sanctions following the violent crackdown on protesters,” EU spokesman Anouar El Anouni says.
 
—————-
 
The Resonance  @Partisan_12 
 
EUROPEAN UNION watched Israel slaughter 20,000 Palestinian children in Gaza in silence; no sanctions, no outrage. 
 
A few Mossad-backed rioters got k*lled in Iran and suddenly sanctions appear.
 
Hypocrisy, cowardice, and moral bankruptcy.
 
——————
 
https://x.com/NormalIslandNws/status/2010689634292859227
Normal Island News  @NormalIslandNws 
 
BREAKING: The people who did this to Gaza are deeply concerned that Iran might have broken international humanitarian law
 

Posted by: michaelj72 | Jan 13 2026 5:09 utc | 59

see the photos/attachments at the first link
 
see the photos at the third link
 
 
 
https://x.com/SuppressedNws1/status/2010824713275056458
Suppressed News.  @SuppressedNws1 
 
⚡️🇪🇸JUST IN: Spain’s MEP Irene Montero: 
 
Not a single sanction on Israel in 3 years of genocide, nor on the US for its crimes, but the European Union does sanction Iran “for human rights.”
 
Europe has lost all its credibility and is paving the way to support another war for oil at Trump’s orders.
 
————-
 
https://x.com/ComicDaveSmith/status/2010830331725619244
Dave Smith  @ComicDaveSmith 
 
The people who supported Israel committing a genocide for two years are suddenly very concerned about human rights violations in the Middle East, and it coincidentally happens to be with the regime that is Israel’s chief regional rival. But don’t let that fuck with you.
 
—————-
 
https://x.com/PulaRJS/status/2010777341941706967
Richard Sanders @PulaRJS 
 
No less than 3 UK papers have a front page pic of the same (blonde) Iranian protestor murdered by Iranian security forces. 
 
Not one of these papers has ever humanised a single one of the tens of thousands of women and girls murdered in the Gaza Strip in this way.
 

Posted by: michaelj72 | Jan 13 2026 5:28 utc | 61

UAE Denounces Kiev’s ‘Deplorable Attack’ on Russian President’s Residence
https://tass.com/world/2066779
 
“The Emirati Foreign Ministry affirmed solidarity with the Russian president, as well as with the country’s government and people.”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 13 2026 5:42 utc | 63

Adelaide writers’ week 2026 cancelled
 
(Snip)…In a statement on Tuesday afternoon, the Adelaide festival board announced the event, which was scheduled to begin on 28 February, would no longer go ahead. The three remaining members of the festival board have resigned immediately, after the resignations of four other…
 
…On Tuesday, the board apologised to Abdel-Fattah “for how the decision was represented”.
“[We] reiterate this is not about identity or dissent but rather a continuing rapid shift in the national discourse around the breadth of freedom of expression in our nation following Australia’s worst terror attack in history,” it added….
 
In a statement, Abdel-Fattah said she rejected the festival board’s apology, accusing it of being “disingenuous” and saying it “adds insult to injury”.
“It is clear that the board’s regret extends to how the message of my cancellation was conveyed, not the decision itself,” she wrote.
“Once again the board, citing the ‘national discourse’ for an action that specifically targets me, a Palestinian Australian Muslim woman, is explicitly articulating that I cannot be part of the national discourse, which is insulting and racist in the extreme.
“The board again reiterates the link to a terror attack I had nothing to do with, nor did any Palestinian. The Bondi shooting does not mean I or anyone else has to stop advocating for an end to the illegal occupation and systematic extermination of my people – this is an obscene and absurd demand.”
 
MORE…
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2026/jan/13/adelaide-writers-week-cancelled-as-board-apologises-to-randa-abdel-fattah-for-how-decision-was-represented-ntwnfb
 

Posted by: Menz | Jan 13 2026 7:03 utc | 65

Zionist propaganda and the American taxpayer is funding it.
 
“Israel has adopted a new lobbying approach in Washington by engaging pro-Trump social media influencers – WSJ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has held multiple meetings with conservative podcasters and influencers in recent times, encouraging them to promote pro-Israel messaging and back tougher policies toward Iran. The documents indicate plans to spend roughly $900,000 on influencer campaigns targeting US audiences, as Israeli officials try to push back against growing anti-Israel sentiment on the American right.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 13 2026 11:28 utc | 67

You’ll have to wait and see.
 
” The Russian Doomsday Radio was just activated and transmitted encrypted codes. Something big can happen very soon…”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 13 2026 11:32 utc | 69

J.K Rowling’s support for Israel.
 
J.K. Rowling’s Hypocrisy: The Author who Smeared Jeremy Corbyn Gave Us Books and Films Full of Antisemitic Stereotypes

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 13 2026 20:15 utc | 71

see the 13-second video at the first and second link
 
 
 
https://x.com/CensoredHumans/status/2011026545536876803
Censored Humans  @CensoredHumans 
 
Leaked video shows Iranian police assaulting women. 
 
Oh wait—it’s Israeli soldiers assaulting a Palestinian girl and tearing off her hijab in the occupied territories
 
 
https://x.com/MusafirNafar/status/2011024688693330426
Musafir  @MusafirNafar 
 
This leaked video is the definition of brutality, oppression, and of Apartheid. 
 
Israeli soldiers assault a Palestinian girl and drag her hijab off her head after flinging her across, in the Occupied Territories.
 
————
 
https://x.com/jasonhickel/status/2011124214154346585
Jason Hickel  @jasonhickel 
 
You are absolutely shameless. You spent the past two years not only tolerating but supporting a genocide.
 
 
 
https://x.com/vonderleyen/status/2011046697481261344
Ursula von der Leyen  @vonderleyen
The rising number of casualties in Iran is horrifying. I unequivocally condemn the excessive use of force and continued restriction of freedom….
blah blah blah……
…..We stand with the people of Iran who are bravely marching for their liberty.
 

Posted by: michaelj72 | Jan 13 2026 21:21 utc | 73

GeorgeWendell@29:
 
I agree with you. Even ‘Democrats’ are frequently referred to as ‘left’ –  even ‘far left’.  Like ‘far right’ it’s now largely a nonsense.

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 14 2026 5:50 utc | 75

Fleeing like the rats they are – before the bombing starts. “Israel plane Zion one has reportedly taken off from Mainland Israel. The plane is used for Transport of the President and PM of Israel”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 14 2026 10:53 utc | 77

Shocking there are no good Zionists or settlers they are all evil b&stards.
 
Monitor𝕏 (@MonitorX99800): “🇺🇸🇮🇱⚡- Footage captures Jewish American tourists/settlers parading through a Palestinian family home, treating it like a spectacle, harassing residents, and claiming the property as their own a clear example of ongoing land theft.” | nitter.poast.org

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 14 2026 10:58 utc | 79