In the early hours of January 3, U.S. Special Operations Forces executed one of the most audacious raids in modern history: the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from his palace in Caracas.
This was not a spontaneous strike. It was the culmination of months of intelligence collection, covert surveillance, and full scale rehearsals. U.S. planners treated Maduro not as a politician, but as a high value criminal target. Every movement, routine, and security layer was mapped in advance.
The goal was simple and unprecedented: grab a sitting head of state alive and get out.
Why did Trump want to buy Greenland? It sounded like a late night punchline, but the idea wasn’t as wild as it seemed.
This icy island is actually one of the most strategic pieces of real estate on Earth, a thread:🧵
If you want a more in depth breakdown on this material, please check out my live stream starting shortly after this thread (link will be at the bottom of the thread) and my Substack article here: open.substack.com/pub/gbnt1952/p…
During WWII, Greenland became a vital pit stop for Allied bombers flying to Europe. It also had a rare mineral called cryolite, crucial for making aluminum planes.
The U.S. stepped in to protect it when Denmark fell to the Nazis—basically squatting on it for “security.”
The Islamist Web of Influence in America: Tracing American Politicians and their Links to Islamic Terrorist Networks, a thread:🧵
Before we jump into it, I would like to thank @DanteXXXIIGoD for his help with the research for this article. He is a wealth of information and a must follow for anyone wanting to learn about geopolitics around the world.
In recent years, investigators have unearthed unlikely links between top U.S. political figures and global Islamist networks. Names like Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Huma Abedin, George Soros, and New York lawmaker Zohran Mamdani have surfaced in allegations tying them (or their associates) to organizations linked to Islamist movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood, Jamaat-e-Islami, Al-Qaeda, and Hamas.
This isn’t a wild conspiracy theory, but a complex trail of donations, family connections, and policy decisions that appear to indirectly connect American leaders to Islamist extremist networks overseas.
This thread serves as an investigative report, assembling documented facts to untangle that web of influence. We will see how money flows, ideological alliances, and personal relationships have allowed Islamist-linked groups to embed themselves in U.S. politics and civil institutions.
From a secret Muslim Brotherhood manifesto in 1991 to recent political campaigns, each post will reveal pieces of a puzzle showing how ostensibly mainstream figures and organizations can be woven into the agendas of Islamist extremists – often without public scrutiny. The goal is to present the evidence step by step, without exaggeration or opinion, so you can judge how big of a problem this actually is.
Debunking the most common anti-Israel and anti-Jewish lies with facts.
There is no shortage of outrage online about Israel. What there is a shortage of is factual accuracy. Let’s line up the most common claims and knock them down with evidence, a thread:🧵
1. “Israel is committing genocide.”
Genocide is a legal term, not a slogan to be used as a club to bash anyone you disagree with. Under international law, it requires specific intent to destroy a people as such.
No international court has ruled that Israel is committing genocide.
Civilian deaths alone—even at scale—do not meet the legal threshold without demonstrable intent. Israel has repeatedly stated its objective is the destruction of Hamas, not Palestinians, and continues to facilitate humanitarian aid and evacuation warnings during combat operations (despite the lies and obvious attempts of Hamas to stop it).
If Israel intended genocide, Gaza would not still exist after decades of overwhelming military superiority.
(UN Office on Genocide Prevention; International Court of Justice)
2. “Israel kills civilians indiscriminately.”
This is false.
Modern urban warfare against an enemy embedded in civilian infrastructure produces horrific civilian harm.
Which is literally how Hamas operates.
Independent military and humanitarian analysts consistently warn that casualty ratios alone cannot establish indiscriminate intent, especially when combatants do not wear uniforms and operate from homes, schools, and hospitals.
The IDF employs measures uncommon in modern warfare: advance warnings, evacuation corridors, aborted strikes, and precision guided munitions. None of this eliminates civilian death, but it directly contradicts claims of indiscriminate targeting.
(International Committee of the Red Cross; Reuters; U.S. Department of Defense urban warfare analyses)
Most people hear “CAIR” and think: civil rights, anti-Islamophobia, community advocacy.
That’s the branding. The real story is more complicated: volatile finances, foreign funding, Islamist ideological roots, and an internal culture that does not match the press releases.
This thread walks through CAIR’s money, donors, leadership, lawsuits, and long term goals, and why they should worry anyone who cares about the Constitution.
Most people have never heard of the National Security Strategy (NSS), but it quietly shapes almost everything America does overseas. Let's break down Trump's 2025 NSS, a thread: 🧵
By law, every president has to publish an NSS that explains what our goals are, what threats we face, and how we plan to use our power, military, economic, diplomatic, informational, to protect the country.
Think of it as the “playbook” that tells Congress, the Pentagon, the State Department, and our allies: Here’s what we care about and here’s what we’re going to do.
Trump’s new 2025 NSS puts a very different spin on that playbook compared to the last few presidents. It’s openly “America First,” more focused, and much more skeptical of global institutions and vague global causes.
This thread breaks down what’s in it, what’s new, what’s good, and what might be risky; all in plain English that even a progressive can read.