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After Supreme court Verdict dt5/2/2026for submission of datas on Bank Pensioners from 1/1/1986 till 1/3/2003 analysis for final hearing after accepting discrimination.All unscrupulous unions/Leaders/IBA now exposed for back stabbing.Truth will prevail on 18/2/2026.
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"BREAKING NEWS: Pam Bondi: FBI arrests key figure in September 11-12, 2012 Benghazi terror attack: Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the FBI has arrested one of the key participants Zubayr al‑Bakoush behind the Benghazi attack.
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According to Bondi’s announcement:
Bakoush will face a U.S. indictment that includes murder, arson, and terr0rism‑related offenses tied to the deaths of Ambassador Chris Stevens and Information Management Officer Sean Smith, and security contractors Glen Doherty
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Bakoush will face a U.S. indictment that includes murder, arson, and terr0rism‑related offenses tied to the deaths of Ambassador Chris Stevens and Information Management Officer Sean Smith, and security contractors Glen Doherty
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and Tyrone Woods during the Benghazi attack.
The case has been a long‑running target of U.S. law enforcement, with previous prosecutions (including the conviction of Ahmed Abu Khattala years ago).
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The case has been a long‑running target of U.S. law enforcement, with previous prosecutions (including the conviction of Ahmed Abu Khattala years ago).
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "LANGUE ET ASSIMILATION LINGUISTIQUE
A QUESTION FOR QUEBEC
The question of maintaining the use of French in Quebec has long been raised.
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A QUESTION FOR QUEBEC
The question of maintaining the use of French in Quebec has long been raised.
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Two independence referendums were held in Quebec, where the main issue was to preserve language and culture in the face of what Quebecers perceive as strong pressure from English-speaking North America.
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Let's take Israel as an example. Israel is a small country in an English-speaking world, & yet it has revived its language & uses it for almost everything, though most of its inhabitants also speak English & several other languages.
If little Israel made it, why not Quebec?"
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If little Israel made it, why not Quebec?"
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This is EXACTLY what is going on.
We saw this with Trump, from the 90's. He inveigled himself into getting NPA's from the DoJ when he gave evidence against John Gotti and others.
BUT he wanted to give that evidence - so that his REAL friends in the Kremlin could get th Russian
We saw this with Trump, from the 90's. He inveigled himself into getting NPA's from the DoJ when he gave evidence against John Gotti and others.
BUT he wanted to give that evidence - so that his REAL friends in the Kremlin could get th Russian
Mafia installed, which is a cover for the KGB and the Kremlin. That's why I call it the KremlinMafia.
Trump now had the Gold Card of Gold Cards. He was now untouchable and could do whatever he wanted. Which is exactly what the Kremlin wanted.
Let's not forget that Giuliani
Trump now had the Gold Card of Gold Cards. He was now untouchable and could do whatever he wanted. Which is exactly what the Kremlin wanted.
Let's not forget that Giuliani
and Chertoff are in this as well.
And who signed off on Trump getting the Gold Card?
That would be Robert Mueller.
And who signed off on Trump getting the Gold Card?
That would be Robert Mueller.
The Illusion of Progress
We live in an era of curated shock, where the public is directed to recoil at the depravity of high-profile predators, yet remains blind to the industrial-scale brutality operating in plain sight.
We live in an era of curated shock, where the public is directed to recoil at the depravity of high-profile predators, yet remains blind to the industrial-scale brutality operating in plain sight.
The reality is far more chilling: we haven't ended the era of blood sacrifice; we have simply sterilized and sold it to the masses. What was once tribal ritual has been rebranded as "routine medical care" and "social policy."
The Statistics of Indifference
Medicalized Mutilation: A four-millennium legacy of genital trauma is now marketed as a standard health procedure, stripped of its ritual mask but retaining its physical and psychological toll.
Medicalized Mutilation: A four-millennium legacy of genital trauma is now marketed as a standard health procedure, stripped of its ritual mask but retaining its physical and psychological toll.
Very important to understand. With the release of the Epstein files, people on the Left are FINALLY starting to notice how many events, institutions, and individuals appear interconnected. What once felt isolated now looks systemic.
For years, many Americans trusted narrow narratives or incomplete information. Long-term framing shapes perception—and it doesn’t dissolve instantly when new material surfaces.
This is why people often change their minds only after seeing connections themselves. Being shown alters understanding more than being told.
Sometimes you can’t tell people the truth, you must SHOW THEM!
Sometimes you can’t tell people the truth, you must SHOW THEM!
1/ 🚨 EXCLUSIVE
Democrat-aligned activists are war-gaming AI for “tactical” protest operations, including VR training simulations and discussion of drone use, modeled on military-style planning.
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Democrat-aligned activists are war-gaming AI for “tactical” protest operations, including VR training simulations and discussion of drone use, modeled on military-style planning.
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2/ The document - How AI Can Support Democracy Movements - was shaped by figures deeply embedded in Democrat protest politics and USAID-funded “democracy promotion” networks, including Erica Chenoweth, whose work overlaps with progressive activism and lawmakers such as Pramila Jayapal.
This is the same ecosystem long used overseas now applied domestically.
This is the same ecosystem long used overseas now applied domestically.
3/ The report begins by identifying what it calls a serious operational weakness in modern protest movements:
“A large gap exists in social movements’ ability to use AI tools for their own tactical, strategic, and organizational needs.”
It then defines what those “needs” actually are.
“A large gap exists in social movements’ ability to use AI tools for their own tactical, strategic, and organizational needs.”
It then defines what those “needs” actually are.
Russia continues to answer diplomacy with missiles.
We are determined to make that choice painfully expensive.
Today, we present our 20th sanctions package.
Sanctions severely hurt Russia’s economy. And every sanction chips away at its capacity for war.
Moscow is not invincible. On the battlefield, its army is stalling. At home, its economy is cracking.
More pressure, together with our partners, and increased military support to Ukraine can shorten this war.
We are determined to make that choice painfully expensive.
Today, we present our 20th sanctions package.
Sanctions severely hurt Russia’s economy. And every sanction chips away at its capacity for war.
Moscow is not invincible. On the battlefield, its army is stalling. At home, its economy is cracking.
More pressure, together with our partners, and increased military support to Ukraine can shorten this war.
Russia’s war machine runs on energy sales.
We must cut them off.
We propose sanctioning dozens of companies in Russia’s energy sector, as well as those in Russia and abroad enabling the operations of its shadow fleet, including port terminals, whilst adding more than 40 vessels to our list.
We also want to prohibit maintenance services for Russian LNG tankers and icebreakers. This will severely hinder their ability to operate smoothly.
We aim to change the rules on the oil price cap to enable a future full ban on maritime services.
We must cut them off.
We propose sanctioning dozens of companies in Russia’s energy sector, as well as those in Russia and abroad enabling the operations of its shadow fleet, including port terminals, whilst adding more than 40 vessels to our list.
We also want to prohibit maintenance services for Russian LNG tankers and icebreakers. This will severely hinder their ability to operate smoothly.
We aim to change the rules on the oil price cap to enable a future full ban on maritime services.
Russia’s war begins in its military factories.
Breaking Russia’s military industrial base and its international supply chains is a means to end it.
Over 40 companies in Russia and in third countries are proposed for “full-fledged sanctions” to further disrupt Russia’s production lines.
We are also tabling new export restrictions and bans on materials and technologies such as laboratory glassware, chemicals, rubber, and tools for metal production; and stronger export controls related to over 50 companies in Russia and abroad.
For the first time, we propose to activate our Anti-Circumvention Tool on one country to prevent sensitive products finding their way to Russia.
Breaking Russia’s military industrial base and its international supply chains is a means to end it.
Over 40 companies in Russia and in third countries are proposed for “full-fledged sanctions” to further disrupt Russia’s production lines.
We are also tabling new export restrictions and bans on materials and technologies such as laboratory glassware, chemicals, rubber, and tools for metal production; and stronger export controls related to over 50 companies in Russia and abroad.
For the first time, we propose to activate our Anti-Circumvention Tool on one country to prevent sensitive products finding their way to Russia.
Glucose research just went viral.
They're NOT talking about Ozempic or fasting.
Instead, they found a 10-minute habit that flattens blood sugar 22%.
And you're probably skipping it every single day:
They're NOT talking about Ozempic or fasting.
Instead, they found a 10-minute habit that flattens blood sugar 22%.
And you're probably skipping it every single day:
Here's what most people get wrong about blood sugar:
They think you need pills, supplements, or strict diets to control it.
But a 2025 study from Nature just proved something simple works better.
They think you need pills, supplements, or strict diets to control it.
But a 2025 study from Nature just proved something simple works better.
Researchers tested a 10-minute walk immediately after drinking glucose.
The result?
Significantly lower blood sugar compared to people who sat still.
The effect was similar to a 30-minute walk done later.
The result?
Significantly lower blood sugar compared to people who sat still.
The effect was similar to a 30-minute walk done later.
The border debate is often framed as a failure of competence. That’s a mistake. At bottom, it is a clash over regime ends: the public wants order, the managerial elite wants mobility - a Regime of Flow.
Those are different visions of the good. Incompatibly so.
Those are different visions of the good. Incompatibly so.
In classical terms, politics aims at a just polis — a bounded community capable of self-rule. Our administrative regime instead aims at frictionless flows of labor, capital, goods, and people. Borders become inconveniences, not principles.
From this perspective, illegal migration is not a policy “bug.” It is a system feature. It supplies cheap labor, bureaucratic discretion, and moral cover (“humanitarianism”) while dispersing costs onto ordinary citizens.
1/ The attempted assassination of Lt Gen Vladimir Alekseyev in Moscow this morning has outraged Russian warbloggers, who regard him as a hero of Russia. They have highlighted his key role and contributions to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. ⬇️
2/ Vladimir Romanov writes:
"An assassination attempt was made on Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev [who is known as 'Stepanich'], First Deputy Chief of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) of the Russian Ministry of Defence."
"An assassination attempt was made on Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev [who is known as 'Stepanich'], First Deputy Chief of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) of the Russian Ministry of Defence."
3/ "An unknown assailant fired several shots into his back in the elevator lobby of a building on Volokolamsk Highway at 7:00 a.m. The assassin fled the scene. Alekseyev was hospitalised.
