🚨 8-PART THREAD: THE TROJAN HORSE IS ALREADY INSIDE THE GATES
What used to be a Trojan horse is now running City Hall.
Here’s what Mamdani's NYC’s “Democratic Socialists” are planning — ACCORDING TO THEIR OWN LEAKED MEMO!!!

1️⃣ THE LEAK:
An internal document from the NYC-DSA “Anti-War Working Group.”
Agenda title: “Palestine Policy.”
Demands:
🚫 Divest City pensions from Israel
🚫 Ban Israeli products
🚫 Cancel NYC-Israel contracts
🚫 End NYPD training with the IDF
🚫 Arrest Netanyahu & IDF soldiers 2️⃣ THE STRATEGY:
They’re not waving signs anymore — they’re writing policy.
They plan to control:
💰 City finances
🏫 Universities
🚓 Police cooperation
📈 Pension funds

It’s the quiet weaponization of local government.

THREAD: A Respectful Response to JD Vance

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VP JD Vance is right, America must put America first.
But that begins with understanding who’s fighting America’s battles before they reach American soil.

Israel isn’t just an ally.
It’s the front line of Western civilization. The same enemies attacking Israel, Iran, Qatar, and the Muslim Brotherhood, aren’t just anti-Israel.
They’re anti-American.

They’re openly plotting the downfall of the U.S., Europe, Canada, and Australia, the free world.

Israel just happens to be standing in their way first.

🚨 THREAD: TUCKER CARLSON LEADS GROWING MOVEMENT TO DETACH FROM ISRAEL – BUT WHAT IS THE U.S. GETTING FOR $3.8B/YEAR?

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Tucker Carlson says the U.S.–Israel alliance is “deeply destructive… humiliating… geopolitically insignificant.”
He’s calling to cut Israel loose.
Critics echo: “$3.8B a year? Welfare state.”
But what does America actually get in return?
Let’s count—dollar for dollar. 👇 2 of 11 — $13B UNSINKABLE AIRCRAFT CARRIER

Gen. Alexander Haig:
“Israel is the largest American aircraft carrier in the world that cannot be sunk… and doesn’t carry even one American soldier.”
• Ford-class carrier: $13B to build
• $2.5B/year to operate
• Israel’s version: $0 troops, $0 fuel, $0 crew
U.S. Benefit: $15.5B
ROI Total: $15.5B

The Qatari Paradox: How Al Jazeera Wages an Information War on Trump While Qatar Cashes In on U.S. Protection
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THE QATARI PARADOX
While Trump defends Qatar with billions in deals and even an executive order pledging U.S. military protection…
Qatar’s own state media, Al Jazeera, is waging an all-out propaganda war against him.

MOSSAD COMMENTARY:
How Trump’s New Middle East Vision Challenges Israel’s Sovereignty

PART 1/5 — DAYLIGHT
Something subtle but seismic is happening between Israel and Washington.

For the first time in Trump’s presidency, the daylight isn’t hidden, it’s out in the open.
In his new TIME Magazine interview, Trump speaks not just as an ally, but as a man who sees Israel’s decisions as his to overrule.

“I stopped him,” Trump said about Netanyahu. “It could have gone on for years. But I stopped him, and everybody came together when I did.”

That sentence cuts deeper than most realize. Because behind it lies a message Israelis can feel:
Israel’s sovereignty, our right to act, defend, and decide for ourselves, is being treated as conditional.

This is the first time in years that an American president has spoken so bluntly, not about supporting Israel, but about controlling it. PART 2/5: THE RESET

Trump’s new Middle East doctrine treats Israel as a regional player, powerful, but not independent.
He told Netanyahu:

“Bibi, you can’t fight the world… You can fight individual battles, but the world’s against you.”

The words sound like advice, but the tone carries warning.
Gone is the deference that once defined Trump’s first term, moving the embassy, recognizing sovereignty over the Golan, standing alone with Israel.
Now, he’s positioning Israel within a broader U.S.-led power structure, one where Jerusalem answers to Washington’s timing, not its own.

Album. Hostages are free

Really crazy story:

A complete investigation that proves how photographers working for the New York Times, CNN, AP and Reuters moved with the Nohva forces from the first moments of the attack, documenting, among other things, a kidnapping, lynching of the body of an IDF soldier, kidnapping of bodies and taking over a tank.

According to the publication, the Associated Press took down the credits of the photographers, possibly to keep them.

Pictured below is at time of massacre on October 7th and a hostage being take. one photographer is from the AP.

Did they know in advance!?!
More:
A CNN freelancer is live from a tank fire and then advances with the killers to Kafr Gaza. Is it possible that we accidentally ran into the fence early in the morning? Or did the cameraman working with the world-renowned news network have prior information? What is CNN going to do with this?