Mentally deranged Washington Post columnist Jen Rubin: 'Republicans want to kill your kids'

Jen Rubin, a columnist for the Washington Post, has truly lost her mind. This has been building for several years now. The 2016 election of Donald Trump broke her mind and since then, instead of finally coming to her senses, she has gotten progressively worse. This goes beyond Trump Derangement Syndrome. This woman obviously has serious mental health issues but for some reason, is still employed by the Post. Rubin was recently doing some sort of podcast type of broadcast, and while offering political advice to the left, suggested saying that Republicans want to kill your kids, which she then tried to explain as factually true.

Biden committing 'unconstitutional аct of war' - US lawmaker

President Joe Biden has violated the US Constitution and ought to be impeached for permitting Ukraine to fire American-supplied long-range missiles into Russia, Congressman Thomas Massie has said. Multiple US outlets reported over the weekend that Biden had lifted the restrictions on Kiev's use of US-supplied rockets. While the White House has neither confirmed nor denied the news officially, a volley of missiles was fired at Russia's Bryansk Region early on Tuesday. "By authorizing long range missiles to strike inside Russia, Biden is committing an unconstitutional Act of War that endangers the lives of all US citizens," Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday. "This is an impeachable offense, but the reality is he's an emasculated puppet of a deep state," he added. According to anonymous officials who spoke to the media, the US permission would "mostly" apply to the Kursk Region of Russia, which Ukraine invaded in August. The decision was...

Pentagon to give banned mines to Ukraine - media

Outgoing US President Joe Biden has decided to send anti-personnel landmines to Ukraine, multiple news outlets reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed American officials. The White House is said to believe that the weapons will help Kiev "blunt" the advancement of Russian forces. The move comes days after Biden reportedly authorized the use of long-range ATACMS missiles deep inside Russian territory, a policy shift that his administration has not officially confirmed. According to the Washington Post, which was the first to report the latest development, the weapons will only be used within what the US considers Ukrainian territory and are of "nonpersistent" design, meaning they become inactive within weeks of deployment to mitigate long-term hazards. The use of anti-personnel landmines is a matter of controversy. The Ottawa Treaty bans this type of weapon, though the US and Russia are not among the 164 nations which have ratified it. Ukraine did so in 2005, and has been accused by the...

Second recent deluge triggers flash floods amid record rain in Singapore - 5 inches in 2 and a half hours - 51% of November rainfall

A massive afternoon deluge on Nov 22 triggered two flash floods and numerous flood risk warnings across the island in one of Singapore's heaviest downpours in 40 years. Record rainfall fell in the northern part of Singapore, with two flash floods in Yishun and Potong Pasir that eased within 10 minutes, said national water agency PUB. In a Facebook post, PUB said 127.7mm of rain was recorded between 2.15pm and 4.50pm in northern Singapore, which is more than half the average monthly rainfall in November. PUB said: "This amount corresponds to 51 per cent of Singapore's average monthly rainfall in November, and lies within the top 1 per cent of maximum daily rainfall records since 1978."

How it begins: The Deep State wants to terminate the Constitution

"That was when they suspended the Constitution. They said it would be temporary." — Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale This is how it begins. This is how it always begins, justified in the name of national security. Mass roundups. Raids. Indefinite detentions in concentration camps. Martial law. The erosion of habeas corpus protections. The suspension of the Constitution, at least for select segments of the population. A hierarchy of rights, contingent on whether you belong to a favored political class. This is what you can expect in the not-so-distant future.

Javier Milei's 'shock therapy' is working

Last week, Argentina President Javier Milei dissolved the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (AFIP), the nation's largest tax bureau. Argentina's presidential spokesperson Manual Adorni announced that a new agency will replace the AFIP, eliminating nearly 3,100 public employees and saving Argentine taxpayers 6.4 billion Argentine pesos (roughly $6.5 million). While this measure will reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies, it's largely symbolic and part of Milei's broader mission to credibly cut government spending and liberalize Argentina's institutions. Overhauling the nation's largest tax agency is particularly significant because it shifts attention away from government bureaucrats and celebrates the importance of private entrepreneurs. As Adorni explains in his statement: "What belongs to each Argentine is theirs and no one else's. No state bureaucrat should be delegated the power to tell an Argentine what to do with his or her property." After decades of socialist...

French establishment in panic to stop rise of conservative voters: Prison for Le Pen?

EU elites and globalists with extensive political influence have been on the war-path the past several years as it has become increasingly evident that the European populace is shifting more conservative with each new election. In Germany, leftist officials are attempting an outright ban of the conservative AFD Party, primarily because they stand against mass immigration (a position which progressives claim is "xenophobic"). The AFD is currently the second most popular political party in Germany and is expected to gain substantial influence in the 2025 federal elections, unless their candidates are blocked from participation.

Ruling the waves no more - Money problems force UK military to scrap warships and aircraft

The British military will scrap several warships and dozens of helicopters and drones as it continues to struggle to plug a multi-billion pound hole in its budget, Defense Secretary John Healey has announced. In a statement to Parliament on Wednesday, Healey admitted that "difficult decisions are required" from the Labour government to keep the country safe as it faces "increasing global threats," including those stemming from the Ukraine and Middle East conflicts. Acknowledging "serious financial pressures in the defense budget," Healey said that the UK will now retire a total of five warships, including the amphibious assault ships HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, large auxiliary ships RFA Wave Knight and RFA Wave Ruler, which can provide logistical support to the rest of the Navy, and the frigate HMS Northumberland.

Most Ukrainians now want quick end to war

The number of respondents seeking urgent peace talks has almost doubled since last year, according to Gallup. A majority of Ukrainians now favor a rapid end to the ongoing conflict with Russia through peace negotiations, according to a recent survey conducted by Gallup. In its latest report, on Tuesday, the American pollster reported that 52% of respondents believe Kiev should pursue peace talks to end the war as soon as possible. This marks a substantial rise from 27% in 2023 and just 22% in 2022. Gallup's data reflects a major shift in public sentiment as the prolonged fighting takes a toll on Ukrainian society. "The rising number of Ukrainians advocating for a diplomatic resolution suggests growing fatigue with the conflict," the report noted, adding that domestic concerns are increasingly influencing opinions.

Putin speaks: Video archives 1999-2024

RT has converted key archive speeches delivered by the Russian leader into spoken English using the help of AI For understandable reasons, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers his most important messages in Russian, with speakers of other languages relying on translations to hear his thoughts. RT has used modern algorithmic technologies to have the statesman's messages delivered in English.

Putin outlines Moscow's response to Ukraine escalation (FULL SPEECH)

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a televised address from the Kremlin on Thursday evening President Vladimir Putin has promised a decisive response to any aggression, criticizing the West for escalating tensions, and reiterated Moscow's willingness to engage in peace talks to resolve the Ukraine conflict. Here's a full text of Putin's address, as provided by the Kremlin. President of Russia Vladimir Putin: I would like to inform the military personnel of the Russian Federation Armed Forces, citizens of our country, our friends across the globe, and those who persist in the illusion that a strategic defeat can be inflicted upon Russia, about the events taking place today in the zone of the special military operation, specifically following the attacks by Western long-range weapons against our territory.

Zelensky again rules out holding election

Ukraine's constitution and laws do not allow for national votes during wartime, the country's leader has reiterated. Vladimir Zelensky has stated that Ukraine must first achieve a just peace before its citizens can go to the polls. The Ukrainian leader's presidential term expired in March 2024, but he cancelled elections due to martial law, which he'd imposed in 2022. Zelensky addressed the issue while presenting his so-called Internal Resilience Plan in the country's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, on Tuesday: "We all know that the Constitution of Ukraine and the law do not permit elections during wartime, and no one in the world has demanded and does demand this from Ukraine. However, there are some people in Ukraine who may be so 'hungry' for [elections] that they want to fight within our state more than for our state. They seek political disputes in the trenches, like in film studios. This is detrimental to Ukraine. "First, Ukraine needs a just peace, and then Ukrainians will...

Russia reveals new priority strike target in Poland

The US missile defense base in Redzikowo increases the overall level of nuclear danger, according to Russia's Foreign Ministry Russia has added the recently opened US missile defense base in Poland to its list of possible priority strike targets due to its "obvious potential" to weaken Moscow's deterrent forces, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said. During a weekly briefing on Thursday, Zakharova was asked to comment on the official opening of the US-NATO anti-missile base in the Polish village of Redzikowo last week and the statements by Warsaw that this facility is directly aimed against Russia.

Ukraine has fired UK-supplied 'Storm Shadow' missiles at Russia - Bloomberg

London has reportedly joined Washington in approving long-range missile strikes The Ukrainian military has launched UK-supplied 'Storm Shadow' missiles at Russia's Kursk Region and Krasnodar Region, according to Bloomberg News. The reported attacks come after Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky claimed to have received permission from multiple Western countries to deploy their long-range rockets against targets deep inside Russia. Moscow has warned that such attacks would amount to NATO's direct involvement in the conflict.

Moscow promises 'catastrophic consequences' to Western nations pushing for war

Estonia's foreign minister has said bloc members should be ready to put "boots on the ground" in Ukraine An Estonian proposal to deploy NATO troops to Ukraine in the event that US President-elect Donald Trump brokers a peace deal is a de facto call for war with Moscow, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said. She was referring to remarks made by Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna earlier this week, in which he said the EU would have to step in and deploy troops if Washington refuses to deploy its military to Ukraine. Zakharova described Estonia and the other Baltic states as a "radical wing of the North Atlantic bloc" on Thursday, citing provocative and belligerent rhetoric. Tsahkna's latest statement "goads other members of the alliance into a doomed adventure" in Ukraine, she added.

Speaker Johnson bans biological male crossdressers from women's spaces in the Capitol

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced Wednesday that biological males posing as females will not permitted to use women's bathrooms in the Capitol. "All single-sex facilities in the Capitol and House Office Buildings — such as restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms — are reserved for individuals of that biological sex," Johnson said. "It is important to note that each Member office has its own private restroom, and unisex restrooms are available throughout the Capitol." "Women deserve women's only spaces," he added. "Like all policies, it is enforceable," Johnson later told reporters. "But we have single-sex facilities for a reason, and women deserve women's only spaces. And we're not anti anyone. We're pro-women, and I think it's an important policy for us to continue. It's always been the, I guess, an unwritten policy, but now it's in writing." Johnson's decision came after two days of intense wrangling on Capitol Hill related to incoming transvestite Rep. Sarah McBride's...

SOTT FOCUS: Russia's New 'Experimental' Missile(s) Send a Message to NATO

The videos of the Russian missile(s) arriving this morning in were obviously difficult to interpret due to the video quality, but we noticed very high speed and what some people were calling 'plasma' effects, due to the fact that each missile seemed to 'glow' along it's entire length as it passed through the air before impact. Common or garden missiles do not 'glow' in this way, compare the Iranian missile attack last month on Israel for comparison.

The effects of Israeli barbarity

I could not tell the easy, comforting lie. "No", I told the woman, her traumatised children clinging to her legs, "I can't say you are safe here; not one of us is safe. The Israelis are genocidal. But in Lebanon so far, I don't think they have bombed a school". I was with one of 67 families, with 215 children, living as refugees in a small school at Ain Rumaila in Southern Beirut. The area borders the evacuated suburb of Dahiya which the Israelis are systematically demolishing, and bombings rattle the windows of the school every day. This woman is a school teacher when at home in Southern Lebanon, and her husband a retired soldier. They had to leave their small town with no notice, through an intense air raid, as Israeli bombs destroyed buildings and killed and maimed people all round them. They got out only with what they could carry. Their home was destroyed behind them.

Things they forgot to teach us in school about the way the system really works

Meet Jack, the "Protector," and his many minions over centuries and nations... [Originally published at I-System TrendCompass] If you went to university you may have learned that corporations are persons, that they have shareholders, boards of directors and an executive suite consisting of the CEO, CFO, COO, etc. It was only yesterday (20 Nov. 2024) that I learned that corporations also had "protectors," or at least some of them do. Meet Jack, the Protector I learned this from Mr. Mikhail Khodorkovsky (MK), former member of Sembankirshchina, the gang of seven bankers who ruled Russia during the 1990s and controlled most of its wealth (estimated at around 60% of Russia's GDP at the time). Mr. Khodorkovsky recently gave an interview and explained the concept of "protector," the detail which they forgot to teach to us in school:

Explained: How UK inheritance tax is part of the war on food

The British government's inheritance tax reforms aren't about class warfare or filling the "black hole" in the country's budget, they are about taking vital land off small and medium-sized family farms and handing it to mega-corporations. It's yet another piece of the Great Reset agenda, specifically the war on food. A quick course for non-Brits who don't know how our country works (and, indeed, the substantial number of Brits who have recently demonstrated they don't know how their own country works): Since 1984 working farms have been 100% exempt from paying inheritance tax under the "agricultural property relief" (APR) system. The justification for this was that working farms are needed to produce the food we all eat, and since British farming families are generally asset-rich but cash-poor, charging inheritance tax on farmland might negatively impact farm output.