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  The Inversion of The Hero Whatever the official narrative is, the opposite is true William Hunter Duncan The point is, Luigi Mangione is neither a hero nor a martyr, but merely a sign of what is coming for the elite public and private of the West, if they keep up their predatory ways. That is as inevitable as the seasons. Our elite in their insulated obtuseness might yet turn him into a hero or martyr, if they continue the plunder. It does not have to be that way, a true restoration of America would include necessarily, the elite of America restoring something of a sense of noblisse oblige, taking care of the economy to benefit their fellow Americans, give us a sense of meaning and purpose, make us feel strong and secure in our status as citizens. We are not some resource to eternally exploit. Get it? I think some of our elite do, I remain optimistic. It think Trump understands that, and a lot of his administration. If our elite restore something of the promise of America, Mangio...

  Are the UAP incursions in the US  and UK adversarial or a psy-op / false flag? Something very weird is going on... Surely, you’re aware of the massive “ drone incursions ” over military bases that have been going on for some time in the US. They appear to have significantly grown in scale, with sightings reported in over 100 US cities. The drones have even reached  military bases  in Suffolk and Norfolk in the  UK . One worrying aspect is that the drones appear to be focusing on  nuclear sites .  RAF Lakenheath , one of the  military bases targeted  by drones in the UK, is scheduled to receive US nukes. Does this mean these are foreign surveillance drones? While that explanation seems plausible, it doesn’t make sense to me for reasons I’ll get to later. I’ve read many reports about these things and most are giving incomplete or inaccurate information, mainly because everyone is so confused. Our leaders are claiming ignorance as to what thes...

  Going Postal in the Land of Lunacy Criminals, vigilantes, and good Samaritans Donald Jeffries On December 4, United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed outside the entrance to the New York Hilton Hotel. Right in the heart of what’s left of New York City. That seems like a lot of symbolism there. At least it didn’t happen on Wall Street. Don’t want to get those Occupy protesters riled up. Now, I haven’t paid all that much attention to this case. I have been lied to so often by our state controlled media, and every authority figure with a public platform, that I simply assume that these incidents are distorted, misrepresented, or fabricated theater. My first impression was that the gunman had on what appeared be a bizarre, lifelike mask, with a maniacal grin like the Joker plastered on it, reinforcing my innate skepticism. As it turned out, it wasn’t a mask, but the seemingly perpetual smile on the face of the assailant, as shown in all the photos published of him. Th...

  The day the media decided militant jihadism was respectable Suddenly, after years of misrepresenting Hamas, western politicians and media are desperate to clarify – if only in Syria – the difference between jihadists and Islamic nationalists Here is a very strange thing. For years, western media outlets and politicians have been recklessly indifferent to the fact that Hamas is not a jihadist movement, like al-Qaeda or Islamic State, but a specifically *Palestinian* national resistance movement – if one underpinned by an Islamist ideology that distinguishes it from secular Palestinian national movements like Fatah. Shortly after Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7 2023, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood alongside US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and claimed unchallenged: “Hamas is ISIS [Islamic State]… and Hamas should be treated exactly the way ISIS was treated.“ But Hamas, unlike al-Qaeda and Islamic State, is not seeking to recreate a caliphate embracing all...

  Syria’s Post-mortem: Terror, Occupation, and Palestine Pepe Escobar   The NATO-Israeli cabal cheering on Damascus’s fall will get more than they bargained for. Power struggles and infighting among extremist militias and civil society, each backed by different regional and foreign actors who want a piece of the pie. The short headline defining the abrupt, swift end of Syria as we knew it would be: Eretz Israel meets new-Ottomanism. The subtitle? A win-win for the west, and a lethal blow against the Axis of Resistance. But to quote still pervasive American pop culture, perhaps  the owls are not what they seem . Let’s start with former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s surrender. Qatari diplomats, off the record, maintain that Assad tried to negotiate a transfer of power with the armed opposition that had launched a major military offensive in the days prior, starting with Aleppo, then swiftly headed southward toward Hama, Homs, aiming for Damascus. That’s what was discus...

  Did Russia Just Set a HUGE Trap in Syria? Alex Krainer Source: CapitalCosm