america really isn't the greatest country

 

what a great line

  Rúben Neves to the media after Al Taawoun fans chanted the name of his best friend, the late Diogo Jota, to provoke him:

"I hope they don't go to pray, because God doesn't deserve that."

“You don’t vaccinate..?”

No.

But I did. At one point, I was pushed and bullied by my child’s doctor to vaccinate my first baby. I was made to feel like I was doing something wrong by going against my gut. I vaccinated until 15 months old & that was the last time. She received the MMR vaccine. I was told a mild fever would be the side effect and to treat with Tylenol. 4 hours later, my bright eyed, perfect baby was never the same. I woke up to a pool of her sweat & her seizing then went unresponsive. I rushed her to the ER. She was awake, scared and crying a cry I’ve never heard before. The ER asked if she had any vaccines. When I told them about the MMR, the doctor told me never to vaccinate her again. She had a reaction. My perfect baby within the next few months showed signs of difficulty. Noise making, toe walking, flapping hands, squeaking, sensitive to noises, getting over stimulated. Signs we all know of what that points too. So I knew, as a mother, that I went against my gut and it hurt my baby. My baby, is a vaccine injured baby and it’s my fault. I have had 4 other babies after her. All of them unvaccinated. No toe walking, hand flapping, sensitivities, noise making. “Normal kids.” I took that, unknowingly from my first born. & I was always hesitant to speak out and share what happened to her because I have been called a liar. You don’t have to believe me. But I know I am not alone in this. Please listen to your gut. Don’t let them bully you. Your kid is the one who pays the price.” - Alexandria Roy -

Chuck Baldwin

 "They have no problem with burning children alive, so of course they have no problem with lying"

Chuck Baldwin

dental fraud

 My wife and I went to a new dentist when we first moved to town. He came highly recommended so we didn’t think twice. 

At the first appointment, he told me I had 7 cavities. He told my wife she had 2. 

My wife has never had a cavity in her life. But we reluctantly got them filled. 

After she got them filled, I scheduled my appointment. But then, we got skeptical. Life comes at you fast when you’re staring at a bill to fill 7 cavities. 

So I asked for a copy of the X-rays and sent them to my uncle who is a dentist in another state. 

He confirmed what we were starting to believe. That dentist was full of it. The x-rays were such low quality that you couldn’t confirm if I had even a single cavity. Let alone 7. 

We cancelled our appointment and found a new dentist. The new dentist said I didn’t have any. 

The experience still shocks me to this day. Makes you wonder, how much medical fraud is out there that no one knows about? Especially in dentistry

internet

 Umberto Eco, writer: “The tragedy of the Internet is that it has promoted the village idiot to the level of bearer of truth”

submission

 A woman is inherently designed for submission. Either to her husband or boss at her job. Either to her father or teacher at school. Women are obedient to authority and conformists. This is why when men become feminized, they become submissive and conformists too. The feminine frame is a tool to make the masses higher quality slaves. Masculinity is persecuted because the current power fears slave rebellion.

what really happened

🇷🇺Russia: The Soviet Union no longer exists, can you let us into NATO like everyone else?

🇺🇸USA: No

🇷🇺Russia: Okay, but can you please not threaten us by expanding NATO to the East?

🇺🇸USA: No

🇷🇺Russia: Alright, we saw you're developing new missile systems, will you let us work on them with you?

🇺🇸USA: No

🇷🇺Russia: Fine, hypersonic missiles it is, but can you at least not put military bases right in front of our borders?

🇺🇸USA: No

🇷🇺Russia: Well, you just carried out a military coup to overthrow a democratic election in Ukraine, can we still have a friendly relationship with them?

🇺🇸USA: No

Russia: Gotcha, but the people of Crimea are really pissed off about that coup, can you please let them have independence?

🇺🇸USA: No

🇷🇺Russia: Roger, but surely you can at the very least stop bombing the civilians living in Donbass, right?

🇺🇸USA: No

🇷🇺Russia: Huh, we've been trying to find a diplomatic solution for a 8 years but you refuse to even talk to us... I guess that if you want to use military force to solve issues so much we have no choice but to do the same.

🇺🇸USA: OH MY GOD PUTIN IS A MADMAN, AN IMPERIALIST GENOCIDAL DICTATOR, LITERALLY THE SECOND COMING OF HITLER, WE MUST STOP HIM AT ANY COST BEFORE HE TRIES TO CONQUER ALL OF EUROPE

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny

 Dr. Sherri Tenpenny: "Don’t fall for the fear campaign... what is MEASLES?... a fever, a cough, a rash, runny eyes & runny nose."

"The measles vaccine came out in 1963. In 1962, the death rate from measles was two in a million.”

"So it was not even deadly BEFORE we had a vaccine."

IF YOU FEAR MEASLES...

You must not know that even in the 60s, before the vaccine, the survival rate was over 99.9%.

You must not know that the MMR is a live virus vaccine & can cause measles.

You must not know that MMR and MMRV vaccines have been linked to 2,657% MORE DEATHS than measles itself since 1995.

You must not know that it's a very mild childhood illness for well-nourished children.

You must not know that natural measles infection provides lifelong immunity, unlike the vaccine.

You must not know that there are huge lifelong health benefits to getting measles, including a lower risk of cancer, heart disease & stronger immune resilience.

You must not know that the MMR insert lists over 60 serious adverse events, ranging from encephalitis, seizures & death.

You must not know that studies show Vitamin A drastically reduces measles complications-yet public health officials ignore it.

measles not so bad

I have spent ten years as a journalist investigating one product and one claim - Vaccines are safe and effective. That is what we're told. I've only ever asked one question: how did they determine they were safe? And as my investigation shows, they aren't. I used to believe vaccine injury was rare. I now believe vaccines injure and kill more people than the diseases we vaccinate for. Here's what medicine wants you to think about. Before vaccination, measles killed about 400 to 500 people a year in America, a death rate of roughly one per 500,000. "Don't you care about those 500?", they ask. But studies have shown that a child who catches measles has a 10% reduction in future heart disease. A million people die every year from heart disease in America. Reduce that by 10 to 20% and you've just saved 100,000 people by letting them catch measles. They don't want to talk about those 100,000. Measles in childhood for women produces a 50% reduction in cervical cancer, a 20% reduction in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and a 60% reduction in Hodgkin's lymphoma. Our immune system works exactly like working out with weights. It gets stronger by being challenged. We need these diseases to prime it for future disease. And by vaccinating the way we do, we are making our species weaker and weaker. Our immune systems can't keep up. They are now attacking our own bodies.

Del Bigtree

what's up with the usa?

 

rigged

 

gaslighting

 

Orly Noy

A people whose entire existence depends solely on military might is destined to end up in the darkest corners of destruction, and ultimately, in defeat.

ByOrly NoyJune 15, 2025

Destroyed homes in the Israeli city of Rishon LeZion, central Israel, after a ballistic missile fired from Iran hit the area, June 14, 2025. (Oren Ziv)

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It has been more than 46 years since I left Iran with my family at the age of nine. I have spent most of my life in Israel, where we built a family and raised our daughters — but Iran has never ceased to be my homeland. Since October 2023, I have seen countless images of men, women, and children standing beside the ruins of their homes, and their cries are etched in my mind. But when I see the images from Iran after the Israeli attacks and hear the cries in Persian, my mother tongue, the sense of collapse within me feels different. The thought that this destruction is being carried out by the country of which I hold citizenship is unbearable.

Over the years, the Israeli public has grown convinced that it can exist in this region while harboring deep contempt for its neighbors — engaging in murderous rampages against anyone, whenever and however it pleases, relying solely on brute force. For nearly 80 years, “total victory” has been just around the corner: just defeat the Palestinians, eliminate Hamas, crush Lebanon, destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities — and paradise will be ours.

But for nearly 80 years, these so-called “victories” have proven Pyrrhic. Each one digs Israel into a deeper pit of isolation, threat, and hatred. The Nakba of 1948 created the refugee crisis that refuses to go away and laid the foundation for the apartheid regime. The 1967 victory gave rise to an occupation that continues to fuel Palestinian resistance. The war of October 2023 spiraled into a genocide that turned Israel into a global pariah.

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The Israeli military — central to this entire process — has become a mindless weapon of mass destruction. It maintains its exalted status among a sedated public through flashy stunts: pagers exploding in men’s pockets at a Lebanese market, or a drone base planted in the heart of an enemy state. And under the command of a genocidal government, it digs itself deeper into wars it has no clue how to exit.

For so many years, under the spell of this supposedly all-powerful army, Israeli society convinced itself that it was bulletproof. Total worship of the military on the one hand, and arrogant disdain for regional neighbors on the other, bred the belief that we would never pay a price. Then came October 7, shattering — if only for a moment — the illusion of immunity. But rather than reckon with the significance of that moment, the public surrendered to a campaign of revenge. Because only through slaughter did the world make sense again: Israel kills, Palestinians die. Order restored.

Home Front Command forces at the scene where a ballistic missile fired from Iran hit and caused damage in Bat Yam, central Israel, June 15, 2025. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

That’s why the images of bombed buildings in Ramat Gan, Rishon LeZion, Bat Yam, Tel Aviv and Tamra (an Arab city in the Galilee) were so jarring. They were hauntingly similar to the ones we’ve grown accustomed to seeing from Gaza: charred concrete skeletons, plumes of dust, streets buried in rubble and ash, children’s toys clutched by rescue workers. These images delivered a brief rupture in our collective delusion, that we are immune to everything. Civilian casualties on both sides — 13 Israelis and at least 128 Iranians — highlight the human cost of this new front, even if the scale remains a far cry from the devastation routinely inflicted on Gaza. 

The army as doctrine 

There was a time when some Jewish leaders in Israel understood that our existence in this region couldn’t be sustained by the illusion of total immunity. They may not have been free of a sense of superiority, but they grasped that basic truth. The late leftist lawmaker Yossi Sarid once recalled Yitzhak Rabin telling him: “A nation that flexes its muscles for fifty years — those muscles will eventually tire.” Rabin understood that living forever by the sword, contrary to Netanyahu’s horror-laced promise, is not a viable option.

Today, there are no more Jewish politicians of that ilk in Israel. When the Zionist left erupts in celebration over a reckless attack on Iran, it reveals a stubborn attachment to the fantasy that, no matter what we do, or how deeply we alienate ourselves from the region we live in, the army will always protect us.

Interception of an Iranian missile attack on Israel as seen from Jerusalem, June 15, 2025. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

“A strong people, a determined army, and a resilient home front. That’s how we’ve always won, and that’s how we’ll win today too,” wrote Yair Golan, head of the Democrats Party — a merger of the Zionist left parties Meretz and Labor — in a post on X following Friday’s strike. His fellow party member, MK Naama Lazimi, chimed in to thank “the advanced intelligence systems and intelligence superiority. The IDF and all security systems. The heroic pilots and the Air Force. Israel’s defense systems.”

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In this sense, the fantasy of immunity granted by the army runs even deeper in the Zionist left than on the right. The right’s answer to its security anxiety is annihilation and ethnic cleansing — that’s its endgame. But the center-left places its faith almost entirely in the army’s supposedly limitless capabilities. Without question, the Jewish center-left in Israel worships the military far more fervently than the right, which treats it merely as a tool to execute its vision of destruction and ethnic cleansing.

We Israelis must understand — we are not immune. A people whose entire existence depends solely on military might is destined to end up in the darkest corners of destruction, and ultimately, in defeat. If we haven’t learned this most basic lesson from the past two years, let alone the past eighty, then we are truly lost. Not because of Iran’s nuclear program or Palestinian resistance, but because of the blind, arrogant hubris that has taken hold of an entire nation

Glen Greenwald speaks about Iran

 One of the most balanced political thinkers around:

I don't think I talked about the NATO summit, but on the question of Iran, just let me say first of all that I did a debate released on Wednesday with Konstantin Kisin and his partner, Francis, his co-host on the Triggernometry podcast that's quite popular. It's on YouTube, it's about an hour long and this was the question debated: Was President Trump right to bomb the nuclear facility? Should we consider Iran a threat? So, I don't necessarily want to give a long-detailed answer. I've talked many times about this before as well. We showed a video clip as well, on Monday night, of Noam Chomsky being asked this exact question: “How can you minimize so much the danger of Iran when they chant death to America, death to Israel? What about if they get a nuclear weapon?” We showed you his answer that I definitely associate myself with.

Let me just say a couple of things. First of all, when people chant death to America, death to Israel that's a chant. It's an expression of anger and, of course, Iran has anger toward the United States because we overthrew their democratic left government in 1953 and imposed on them a brutal savage dictator, the Shah of Iran, who was an Israeli and U.S. puppet, served Israel and the U.S.'s interests, and cracked down on religious freedom, all sorts of dissent and it didn't end until 1979. That's 25 years later.

And you can say, “Oh, that's a long time ago.” That's not a long time ago. A big portion of the population lived through that, lived through the Shah, lived under the Shah, understood it was the United States imposing a dictatorship on their country. A lot of anti-American sentiment comes from there. And then you obviously, even people who didn't live through it, studied that, understand that history. In Brazil, they did the same thing in 1964, so a decade later, they imposed a military junta on the country that was repressive and savage. Same thing, not quite as brutal as the Shah, but brutal enough. They toppled Brazilian democracy and propped up a dictator who ran the country the way the United States wanted. It basically lasted 24 years, depending on how you count. Obviously, a lot of people in Brazil remember that, live through it and have a lot of negativity toward the United States because of it. Who wouldn't?

So, it's one thing to chant. It's another thing to have the capability or the willingness. What does that mean, “Death to America, death to Israel?” Iran didn't start that war. Israel started the war with the United States. It's not Iran that has bombed six different places, four different sovereign countries in the region in the last two years. That's Israel and the United States that have done that. Iran hasn't started a war in like two hundred years, that's what Professor Mearsheimer was saying. The United States has started many – many – and so has Israel in that time.

Israel, which is a major nuclear state, has had nuclear weapons for several decades, has a massive stockpile of nuclear weapons has second-strike capability – to say nothing of the United States, which after Russia is the second largest nuclear power in the world, but probably with a more sophisticated second-strike capability – that means that if Iran were to acquire nuclear weapons, which again, even the U.S. intelligence community said no evidence that they were (I've gone over all these things so I don't want to repeat the in-depth point) but I think the bigger issue is, even if they got nuclear weapons – and in general, I think it's better to have fewer countries with nuclear weapons than more in general as a principle – I'm way more worried about Israel's nuclear weapons than I am about Iran's, because Israel actually has them. Israel has proven that it acts with no limits.

Israel is operating through a fanaticism that's partly religious and partly nationalistic and I could see Israel using nuclear weapons before I could see Iran using nuclear weapons. If you believe Iran is going to use nuclear weapons against Israel and the United States, you believe then that the leaders of Iran are willing to commit instant suicide, not just for themselves, not for only the 92 million people who live in their country – if Ted Cruz is watching, it's 92 million people – but for the extermination of Iran as an entity, as a place, as nation. I don't see anything that Iranian leaders have ever done that suggests they're suicidal in that manner. That's why nuclear weapon proliferation has not resulted in a nuclear war.

I do not believe that if Iran got a nuclear weapon, they would use it to commit suicide and destroy their entire country. They have just proven it over and over. They entered a deal where they gave up nuclear weapons voluntarily in 2015. They had inspectors all over the place, they allowed surveillance, monitoring and cameras all on site to prove to the world they didn't want nuclear weapons. They weren't going to get nuclear weapons; they wanted to be reintegrated into the international community, to have sanctions lifted. How can you say that the Iranians are some fanatical, unhinged, insane country hellbent on not just getting nuclear weapons but using them, even though it means their complete destruction, when they just proved this decade that they would enter into an agreement, they were ready to again? It wasn't Iran that withdrew from that deal. It was the United States under Donald Trump. And nobody thinks the Iranians were violating that deal. Trump just promised to do it in 2016 as a campaign promise to attract pro-Israel voters and money and he won, and he felt the need to make good on that plan. His argument, from the beginning, was not that Iran is violating it and enriching to try to get nukes; the argument was that the deal is somehow not good enough, and he wanted to get a better deal. But Iran proved they'll enter into a deal.

Even if they got nuclear weapons, what makes anyone think that they would attack Israel in the United States, knowing it would mean their instant annihilation? I know where the propaganda is: “Oh, this is an apocalyptic end-time religion.” Nothing they've done remotely substantiates that, including what they just did in this war, to say nothing of the last two years, when they offered a very, very restrained response to Israel after Israel blew up their consulate, they launched symbolic retaliation that they knew would be intercepted. And whenever I used to say that, people would say, “Oh, you think they did less than they really could do? That's all they could do.” And they just proved, no, they can do a lot more. President Trump himself said Israel got battered, hit very hard.

There was military censorship in Iran and Israel. Journalists explained that they were not allowed to show any damage done to military or government installations, even though it was extensive. The only things that journalists were allowed to show were damage when a civilian building got hit, to create the false impression that Iran was targeting civilian structures and that no defense bases, no intelligence bases, no government buildings in Israel got hit very hard, as President Trump said.

Iran always had the capability to inflict more damage than they did last year in that retaliation. They just proved it, and I believe they could have inflicted a lot more, too, but they were pragmatic and careful, restrained and rational, as they always are, not to spiral up the escalatory ladder, precisely because they're not suicidal. And even though I say, in general, I think it's better for fewer countries to have nuclear weapons than more because of how destructive and reckless and dangerous those are, not just to a particular group of people, but to humanity, I am receptive to the argument I've heard Professor Mearsheimer make, that perhaps Iran having a nuclear weapon would actually create more stability in the region, because right now Israel just goes around doing whatever it wants, taking whatever land it wants, bombing whoever it wants, killing whoever it wants, because their nuclear weapons make them the bully of the neighborhood.

If there was a balance of power, a kind of forced respect, the way we saw with India and Pakistan, given that both of them have nuclear weapons. Everyone's very careful with North Korea and China and the United States and Russia. If there were that kind of fear on the part of the Israelis rather than this belief that we can just fight whoever they want, there's a good likelihood, a very good argument to make that there'd actually be fewer wars, less conflict, and more stability in that region.

the lowest

There are many levels of people. Near the bottom are child molesters and gas chamber operators. But below them are Jews who grew up in civilized Western countries and who have experienced modern Israel and still push innocent Jews to move there. They betray their brothers for their sick ideology. 

JNF planted a foreign tree all over Israel

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinus_halepensis

Pinus halepensis, commonly known as the Aleppo pine, also known as the Jerusalem pine,^[2] is a pine native to the Mediterranean region. It was officially named by the botanist Philip Miller in his 1768 book The Gardener's Dictionary; he probably never went to Aleppo but mentions seeing large specimens at Goodwood in the garden of the Duke of Richmond, which were transplanted (perhaps sent by Alexander Russell from Syria) in 1739.^[3]

The native range of Pinus halepensis extends from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Spain north to southern France, Malta, Italy, Croatia, Montenegro, and Albania, and east to Greece. It has been introduced into many parts of the world, including Portugal. There is an outlying population (from which it was first described) in Syria, Lebanon, southern Turkey, Jordan, Israel and Palestine.

In Israel, natural patches of Aleppo pine forests can be found in the Carmel and Galilee regions.^[12] The Aleppo pine, along with Pinus brutia, has been planted extensively by the Jewish National Fund. It proved very successful in Yatir Forest in the northern Negev (on the edge of the desert), where foresters had not expected it to survive. Many Aleppo pine forests exist today in Israel and are used for recreational purposes. Although it is a local species, some argue that the historical replacement of natural oak maquis shrubland and garrigue with tall stands of pine has created "ecological deserts" and has significantly changed the species assemblage of these regions.^[13] The species produces timber which is valued for its hardness, density and unproblematic seasoning. Seasoned timber is inclined to tear out with planing, but this can be avoided by using sharp blades or adjusting the sharpening angle of tools.^[14]

The logic is this

So the 'logic' is that if any individual from another group hurts any person in your group then you have the duty to kill every man, woman, and child in his group. This applies even if the individual who caused harm from that group was responding to harm caused by an individual  from your group.

Anybody who doesn't agree with this is an anti-Semite, a Jew hater, or a self-hating Jew, a leftist, a fool speaking nonsense, or a terrorism supporter, or any other label that's in fashion.

forced jab?

 https://x.com/i/status/1794914100365111425

playing their home games outside of the city in their name

 There are currently ten NFL teams playing their home games outside of the city in their name.

1. The Los Angeles Rams and Chargers play in Inglewood, CA.
2. The New York Giants and Jets play in East Rutherford, NJ.
3. The San Francisco 49ers play in Santa Clara, CA.
4. The Las Vegas Raiders play in Paradise, NV. (Fun fact, the Las Vegas Strip is not in Las Vegas, but in a pair of unincorporated towns called Paradise and Winchester.)
5. The Dallas Cowboys play in Arlington, TX.
6. The Washington Football Team plays in Landover, MD.
7. The Miami Dolphins play in Miami Gardens, FL.
8. The Buffalo Bills play in Orchard Park, NY

There are also six teams who have a state or region in their name instead of the city. That means there are 16 NFL teams playing their home games in the city in their name.