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🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 The U.S. "has made the difficult but necessary decision to reprioritize near-term planned deliveries of foreign military sales" to other countries of Patriot and NASAM missiles to go to Ukraine instead, per John Kirby - Lara Seligman https://www…
🇱🇧 🇮🇱 🇮🇷 Israeli officials have told US they plan to shift resources soon from southern Gaza to northern Israel in preparation for possible offensive against Hezbollah, per sources, but US has concerns over potential vulnerability of Iron Dome if war erupts. - Natasha Bertrand

🔶️ US officials have serious concerns that in the event of a full-blown war between Israel and Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group could overwhelm Israel’s air defenses in the north — including the much-vaunted Iron Dome air defense system, three US officials told CNN.

🔶️ “We assess that at least some” Iron Dome batteries “will be overwhelmed,” said a senior administration official.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/20/politics/us-concerns-israel-iron-dome-hezbollah
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🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇱🇧 According to a U.S. Defense Official, the Department of Defense is currently in Consultations with Raytheon/RTX on a possible “Emergency Transfer” of several Coyote Counter-UAS Systems as well as other Short-Range Air Defense Radars and Systems to…
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🇱🇧 🇮🇱 🇮🇷 Shaul Goldstein, the CEO of Noga Energy, the Independent System Operator for the Israeli Energy Grid, stated today during a Conference in Sderot when asked if the Israeli Power Grid was prepared for a War against Hezbollah on the North, “After 72 Hours without Electricity in Israel, it will be Impossible to live here. We are in a Bad Situation and are not ready for a Real War.”

📎 OSINTdefender
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📝 🇮🇷 🇨🇾 Middle East Observer on X: "Hezbollah didn't warn Cyprus out of the blue. All their drills with Israel for strikes and war on Lebanon are publicly announced. Cyprus today denied any possible future involvement, that's a good political stance, but in the end only how they act matters, not what they talk. The world is used to and knows the lies and sweet talking of the West."

📝 OSINTdefender: "Following yesterday’s Threat by Hezbollah Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah against Cyprus for their claimed Role in an Israeli Attack on Lebanon; the Cypriot Embassy in Beirut has Suspended the Issuance of Visas to Lebanese Citizens."

📎 Middle East Observer
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🇺🇸📉 - America is turning into revolutionary France. Politicians are wilfully ignoring the omens.

Let’s start with the domestic and political situation. France in the late-18th century was bitterly inegalitarian. Economic inequality coexisted with social inequality — the old feudal caste system was starting to chafe against the realities of the early modern economy — and the political system itself had basically stopped functioning. Everyone knew reform was badly needed, but passing actual legislation was impossible. Special interests had the ability to veto every change, no matter how necessary, and as 1789 approached, total political gridlock became the order of the day. The French Revolution happened not because it was inevitable, but because the political system proved completely incapable of curing its deficiencies.

Does this seem a bit familiar? It should, because that is precisely the situation in the United States right now. An unequal political system has essentially seized up and stopped functioning, and is now stumbling towards election between the most unpopular president in modern history and the next-most unpopular president in modern history. One of those men is clearly fading rapidly, prone to slurring his speech or forgetting where he is; the other just became the first president to be convicted of a felony. Just as in France in the 1780s, violence, protests and disenchantment seem the likeliest conclusion.

But how is the economy doing? France in 1789 was famously bankrupt; in fact, the bankruptcy of the French Crown was the proximate cause of the entire revolution. It borrowed heavily to fund foreign wars and domestic spending, and before long, it had to keep borrowing even more money to pay off the interest on its old debt, only to borrow even more to pay for those loans, and so on. Finally, France could borrow no more, and the crisis began in earnest.

And yet, when it comes to fiscal impropriety, 18th-century France simply can’t compete with modern America. The US is by far the most indebted nation in the world today in absolute terms, gorging as it does on some $1 trillion in additional debt every three months. And unlike in revolutionary France, when public pensions and social welfare simply didn’t exist, America has a supplementary “shadow debt” of around $175 trillion, representing its commitments for future welfare.

On top of this already miserable situation, the US has to contend with another problem not faced by early modern France: deindustrialisation. On the eve of revolution, France was remarkably self-sufficient, which is why it could so easily go from a political and economic basket-case in 1789 to dominating most of Europe in 1812. By contrast, America in 2024 is not self-sufficient; the old industries that allowed it to dominate following the Second World War have now been sold off for scrap, and the US today is dependent on exporting dollars and importing physical goods in return. If demand for dollars drops, those physical goods cannot be quickly replaced. A much more painful period of economic readjustment will have to be undertaken in the US, while France in 1789 essentially only had to rationalise the resources it already possessed to become powerful again.

So, the social and political situation in contemporary America is at least comparable to that in France in 1789, while the economic situation is actually a fair bit worse.


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Forwarded from White Papers
"The Great Replacement and Australia"

Once a country with an explicitly pro-White immigration policy, Australia has been changed almost beyond recognition in the past 50 years.

In 1966 99.4% of the Australian population was White.

As of 2021 less than 74% of Australia's population is believed to be White.

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The country is experiencing a profound housing crisis, a cost of living crisis, and overburdened public services.

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🔦🇳🇬🏴🏴🇳🇬 — On the report that JNIM is crossing into Nigeria.

➡️Unlike other countries like Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, this means that JNIM won't be engaging with ISWAP in a long time, therefore put Nigeria in a larger danger where the 3 main groups won't fight each other and will focus on destroying the state.

➡️If JNIM continues its plans to reach the gulf, it will continue southward and not eastward, it will settle on the Kaiji lake and continue the operations from there, this is the most likely prognostic.

➡️This means that IS and the Biafra separatists will have more space for their operations westward as the Nigerian mlitary will be spread even thinner.

(Map is roughly made for easy understanding)

@saheliananalysis
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🔦🇳🇬🏴🏴🇳🇬 — On the report that JNIM is crossing into Nigeria. ➡️Unlike other countries like Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, this means that JNIM won't be engaging with ISWAP in a long time, therefore put Nigeria in a larger danger where the 3 main groups won't…
📝 🏴 🏴 Paweł Wójcik on X:

🔶️ "About bridges - last year after the coup in Niamey and earlier this year I warned of consequences if things went haywire - one of those would be two Islamic State provinces building a direct physical connection via a corridor. Al-Qaeda succeded first."

🔶️ "New UN report notes ISGS exploiting (what I have been consistently repeating) the gaps and a potential linking to ISWAP, openning the corridor. Also, different countries, different strategies, they have decided to go extreme in Niger, while softer in Mali."

📎 Paweł Wójcik
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📢 🇮🇱 🇵🇸 IDF spokesman says Hamas can't be defeated, clashing with Netanyahu

🔶️ Long criticized at home as well as abroad, Netanyahu's approach is now the subject of a deepening disagreement with his top brass as well as his country's top ally, the United States.

🔶️ And on Wednesday, the Israel Defense Forces' top spokesman seemed to lay bare the rift at the top of the country's leadership. The central stated goal of the war in Gaza — to destroy Hamas — was not possible and to maintain it was meant "throwing sand in the eyes of the public," said Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari.

🔶️ “Hamas is an idea. Anyone who thinks we can eliminate Hamas is wrong," Hagari said during an interview with Israeli broadcaster Channel 13. "The political echelon needs to find an alternative — or it will remain," he said, referring to the Palestinian militant group.

🔶️ Hamas welcomed Hagari's comments as an "admission" of defeat.

🔶️ "If we don't bring something else to Gaza, then at the end of the day we will get Hamas," Michael warned.

🔶️ The absence of a postwar plan for Gaza was at the heart of Gantz’ reasoning for quitting Netanyahu’s war Cabinet and has also driven criticism from Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/israel-military-spokesman-hamas-defeated-netanyahu-war-gaza-rcna157991
🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇱🇧 According to a U.S. Defense Official, Elements of Carrier Strike Group 2 (CSG-2) including the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) currently conducting Operations against the Houthi Terrorist Group in the Southern Red Sea, will soon be Redeployed into the Eastern Mediterranean to assist Israel with the Defense of its Northern Airspace from Large-Scale Attacks from Long-Range Missiles, Rockets, and Drones expected to be launched by Hezbollah at the beginning of an Israeli Ground and Air Offensive into Southern Lebanon. Once in the Eastern Mediterranean, the Ships will link with additional U.S. and British Navy Vessels currently Deployed to the Mediterranean and from Naval Station Rota in Spain, while Coalition Forces with the EU’s “Operation Aspides” will continue with Operations against the Houthis in the Red Sea.

📎 OSINTdefender
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🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇱🇧 U.S. Republican Senator, Marco Rubio who is the Vice-Chair for the Senate Intelligence Committee has released a Warning that a “Very Dangerous War is Brewing in the Middle East” between Israel and Hezbollah, as well as possibly even Iran. - OSINTdefender

📝 Marco Rubio: "As I have been warning about for months because of Hezbollah & the regime in Iran the threat of a very dangerous war is brewing in the Middle East"

📎 Marco Rubio
🇰🇷 🇺🇸 💵 A major South Korean shipbuilder has purchased an American shipyard.

🔶️ U.S. shipbuilder Philly Shipyard will be sold to South Korean conglomerate Hanwha in a deal value at $100 million. The confirmation comes after months of rumors that the two parties were exploring an acquisition.

🔶️ Hanwha Ocean, previously Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME), is one of South Korea’s “big three” shipbuilders. Following DSME’s acquisition by the Hanwha Group in 2023, the conglomerate has been undertaking an effort to bolster its global influence in shipbuilding, most recently with a bid to acquire Australian shipbuilder Austal, which was ultimately rejected. Philly Shipyard has a history of using Korean designs in their shipbuilding.

🔶️ Philly Shipyard, based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is known for being one of the few American shipyards capable of constructing ocean-going ships in compliance with the Jones Act. Currently, the shipyard is engaged in several commercial and government projects with a backlog until 2027, including the construction of five federal training and humanitarian ships for the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration. Commercial projects include an offshore wind Subsea Rock Installation Vessel (SRIV) for Great Lakes Dredge and Dock and three 3,600 TEU containerships for U.S.-based shipping line Matson.

https://gcaptain.com/philly-shipyard-sold-to-hanwha-for-100-million/
📢 🌐 🇨🇳 NATO chief pushes China to choose a side: The West or authoritarians

🔶️ NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg issued an ultimatum for Beijing on Monday: have relations with Western countries or aid Russia’s war efforts in Ukraine.

🔶️ Chinese leader Xi Jinping “has tried to create the impression that he is taking a back seat in this conflict, to avoid sanctions and keep trade flowing,” Stoltenberg said. “But the reality is that China is fueling the largest armed conflict in Europe since World War II, and at the same time, it wants to maintain good relations with the West.”

🔶️ “Beijing cannot have it both ways. At some point, and unless China changes course, allies need to impose a cost. There should be consequences,” Stoltenberg added.

🔶️ The alliance should consider the “costs and consequences” of China’s support for Russia’s war efforts during next month’s NATO summit in Washington, he said.

🔶️ In addition to the 32 members of the NATO alliance, leaders from four Asia-Pacific countries will be in attendance for NATO’s 75th-anniversary summit: Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/defense/3048657/nato-chief-pushes-china-choose-side-west-authoritarians/
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🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇷🇺 US says Ukraine can hit inside Russia ‘anywhere’ its forces attack across the border

🔶️ The subtle shift in messaging — which officials insist is not a change in policy — comes just weeks after the U.S. quietly gave Kyiv the green light to strike inside Russia in response to a cross-border assault on the city of Kharkiv. At the time, U.S. officials stressed that the policy was limited to the Kharkiv region, among other restrictions.

🔶️ Ukrainian forces have since used American weapons to strike into Russia at least once, destroying targets in the city of Belgorod, and managed to hold back the Russian assault. But Ukrainian and other European officials have pressed the U.S. to loosen its restrictions even further, allowing Ukraine to strike anywhere inside Russia.

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/20/us-says-ukraine-can-hit-inside-russia-anywhere-00164261
🇧🇫 🏴 🇷🇺 The deadliest attack on the Burkinabe military since the Salafi-jihadi insurgency in the country began has triggered internal tensions threatening Burkinabe junta leader Ibrahim Traore. | Critical Threats

🔶️ JNIM overran security forces in Mansila village, eastern Burkina Faso, on June 11, killing over 100 Burkinabe soldiers. Unknown soldiers exchanged fire near the presidential palace and national broadcast station in Ouagadougou the following day.

🔶️ Ibrahim Traore has been largely absent since the attack and resulting tumult, fueling coup rumors. Large-scale insurgent attacks have contributed to multiple coup attempts in Burkina Faso since 2022.

🔶️ The Kremlin and other Sahelian juntas quickly dispatched reinforcements to support Traore, demonstrating the regime-security functions of the Russian-backed Alliance of Sahel States.

🔶️ The attack adds to already growing internal tensions that threaten to cause prolonged instability in Burkina Faso, which will preoccupy security forces and create opportunities for the regional al Qaeda and IS affiliates.

https://www.criticalthreats.org/analysis/africa-file-june-20-2024-africa-crucial-to-is-global-network-burkinabe-junta-faces-coup-risk
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Biden's State Dept Official Admits Great Replacement is Real; ‘They Want to Change the Demographics of the United States’

“Traditional, standard Americans are not leftists. Latin Americans are all leftists. This is just to try and change the demographics [of the United States]." - U.S. Consular Officer

“I wish people knew we were letting in criminals [to the United States] daily.”

🔗 Project Veritas
Forwarded from White Papers
More than 40% of Hispanics regularly visit their ethnic homelands.

Only 14% of Hispanics in the US identify as American.

Mass immigration is a detriment. Integration is a fable. The American nation is being buried in a ceaseless wave of demographic change.

Learn more about the only true solution: Repatriation, here on our Substack.
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🇷🇺 🇻🇳 The Russian President's Aurus car made a splash in Vietnam as people gathered to take photos with it upon Putin's arrival in Hanoi for a state visit

📎 RT