Russia is going into Lebanon.

Bank on it.

This guy loves to troll me, but every now and then even the trolls provide a great opportunity for a teachable moment.

https://x.com/GhostofBPH/status/1841187219605799063

Sorry, my man, but 30 seconds of Wikipedia research just ain't gonna cut it. I've already explored and mapped out all of these rabbit holes.

https://x.com/GhostofBPH/status/1841195747129389502

🇺🇸 - US soldiers being denied leave to support their families hit by Hurricane Helene so that they can be deployed to the Middle East.

Hat tip to Kevin Posobiec on X.

Follow: @ThermopylaeNews

My new article drops tomorrow on Badlands Substack.
I will reveal a big player in the Benghazi story that I haven’t heard anybody mention. He was a big deal before the Benghazi attack and an even bigger deal afterwards.

It is noscriptd:
A Conflict Of Interest

Here’s an excerpt:

“Isn’t it interesting that McCain was the most senior U.S. official to actually travel to Benghazi?
Why?
For the same reason that he traveled secretly to Syria to meet with ISIS leaders even though we didn’t have diplomatic relations with Syria at the time.
You see, John McCain thinks he’s a “really big deal.” He constantly used his reputation, seniority in Congress and “war hero” image as a way to give “legitimacy” to groups that he supported. This was McCain’s value to Alwaleed and why he was pumping money into the McCain Institute. McCain fought to give legitimacy to the rebels in Libya trying to overthrow Gaddafi in 2011 and also the rebels trying to overthrow Bashar Al-Assad in Syria, two years later. As I proved in an earlier article, those rebels that McCain met with in Syria were ISIS terrorists.
It is no coincidence that McCain traveled to Benghazi and praised Obama for launching air strikes to protect the rebels who were based there.
Were these rebels just “freedom fighters,” like McCain and others would imply to the American people?”

Today on Breaking History, Matt and I will discuss the recent developments between Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran, through the lens of real history.

Join us at noon EST on Badlands Media!

https://rumble.com/v5h4tpw-breaking-history-ep.-65-armeggedonist-thrust-for-ww3-1200-pm-et-.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

After Breaking History, at 2:00 PM EST, I will be interviewing [retired] Lt. Colonel McCulloch on Badlands Media.

Join us in the chat!

https://rumble.com/v5h5qz7-badlands-media-interview-ltc-oak-mcculloch-2pm-et.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

🇮🇱🇮🇷 The Mossad headquarters, located in Tel Aviv, which was struck by Iranian missiles, was leveled.

Ronen Bergman, New York Times correspondent: I felt a series of massive explosions near my home in northern Tel Aviv, close to the Mossad headquarters, the Foreign Intelligence Agency, and Unit 8200, the electronic intelligence agency. The whole house was shaking.

💢 Will Fiorella Isabel criticize Venezuelan President Maduro for saying he would like to be friends with Trump and that he believes Trump wanted what's right, but was entrapped by Bolton and Pompeo, but yet also being the first, and so far only Latin American leader to openly mourn the martyrdom of Nasrallah?

XF

https://news.1rj.ru/str/NewResistance/30524

ACCELERATE

https://news.1rj.ru/str/dotconnectinganons/150145

PACE Hearing on Julian Assange's detention and conviction and their chilling effects on human rights.
October 1st, 2024

Timestamps:
19:28 Julian's prepared statement
41:17 end of statement, start of q&a
42:16 first question
45:07 second question
49:50 third question
53:10 fourth question
56:56 fifth question
1:01:55 sixth question
1:04:40 seventh question
1:07:00 eighth question (softwar related, proof of stake (laws) being manipulated by the state against the citizen)
1:12:54 ninth question
1:17:33 tenth question
1:21:45 eleventh question
1:26:13 twelfth question (cryptography, technology, AI)
1:30:37 thirteenth question (Julian tires and does not answer)
1:34:24 Julian's final words

[YT] [Prepared Statement on X]

🇪🇺 Vice President of the European Commission Josep Borrell revealed the truth:

We can't let Russia win, not because we love the Ukrainian people and not because we care about some freedom of some Ukraine, but because there are interests of a global player like the US in that region that we have a duty to protect.

@Slavyangrad

[Standby for Putin's next "special military operation."]

Wish I had included this in my Kanye take from today's Badlands News Brief.

Check it out.

https://badlands.substack.com/p/badlands-news-brief-189

Their troll game is pretty strong, but the real story here is that Iran is subtly disclosing that it has access to satellite imagery— which means it is likely working directly with Russia (or China; or both) to navigate this conflict.

Few realize that Russia has been using the Ukraine conflict to develop a next-generation combined-arms warfare doctrine. They have learned how to use infantry and drones together to take out tanks and other armored vehicles, and are analyzing damage to enemy tanks in order to learn how better destroy them.

Russia has become the innovators on the battlefield.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/sputnik_africa/26664

Based.

🌍 UN ineffectiveness fuels Middle East crisis, says African expert

Osita Agbu, Professor of International Relations and Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Academics at Baze University, Nigeria, has expressed deep concern over the escalating conflict in the Middle East, highlighting the UN's failure to effectively address conflicts like the Israeli-Palestinian and calling for urgent reform of the international body.

🗣 "Several times you hear the United Nations Secretary-General calling for cease fire, calling for de-escalation, and it appears that nobody seems to be listening to him. … At the end of the day, he finds out that he's incapable of influencing the situation on the ground," he told Sputnik Africa.

Agbu added, "What we need to do is what many people have called for, if by chance it is possible to do that, and that is a reform of the United Nations itself and the reform of the United Nations Security Council".

He also lamented the UN's lack of influence on the ground despite repeated calls for ceasefires and de-escalation by the Secretary-General. He argued that the UN's inability to bring lasting peace to intractable conflicts like the Israeli-Palestinian dispute raises serious questions about its relevance in the modern world.

Agbu further expressed worry over Israel's recent incursion into Lebanon, labeling it a dangerous escalation of the conflict. The incursion, he believes, marks a new phase in the conflict, with the potential for wider regional involvement and unpredictable consequences for civilians in both Israel and Lebanon.

He pointed to the vulnerability of Israel in the face of Iranian missile attacks, highlighting the US's crucial role in mitigating the situation. He stressed the intricate web of alliances and interests that are fueling the escalation, emphasizing the need for all actors to heed the UN's calls for diplomacy and de-escalation to prevent further violence and bloodshed.

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