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CONSPIRACY THEORY: China and the U.S. have agreed to fight WW3 in the Middle East, because they know direct engagement means the end of the world. This also fulfills "biblical prophesy" of Israel rising from the ashes as a global superpower as The Greater…
The Strait of Hormuz is shutdown
The Red Sea is in a War-Zone
The Strait of Gibraltar is contested
All transportation in the Mediterranean cut
World Wars always start with the shutting down of vital trade routes.
The Red Sea is in a War-Zone
The Strait of Gibraltar is contested
All transportation in the Mediterranean cut
World Wars always start with the shutting down of vital trade routes.
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Make it very damn clear Marco Rubio is completely in on this invasion of Ceuta.
US Congressional report in April for the first time labels it “occupied Moroccon territory” and “supports Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s efforts on the status of Ceuta”
This is to punish Spain
US Congressional report in April for the first time labels it “occupied Moroccon territory” and “supports Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s efforts on the status of Ceuta”
This is to punish Spain
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Benjamin Netanyahu and his son, Yair Netanyahu, have been calling for an invasion of Spain's cities of Ceuta and Melilla by "Arabs and Muslims" since at least 2019. Netanyahu's son wrote: "Dear Arabs and Muslims: Want to free occupied Arab Islamic lands?…
Here is Netanyahu's son stating Israel funds separatist movements for Spain's Ceuta and Melilla back in 2019.
It's very obvious Israel is benefiting from what's happening now as well.
It's very obvious Israel is benefiting from what's happening now as well.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Spain... you have very little time left.
🇪🇸 Spain estimates that around 49,000 illegal immigrants entered the country over the past 24 hours.
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The Strait of Hormuz is shutdown The Red Sea is in a War-Zone The Strait of Gibraltar is contested All transportation in the Mediterranean cut World Wars always start with the shutting down of vital trade routes.
Virtually any ship entering the mediterranean from the west (not the canal) enters through the Spanish territorial waters. Why would spain or even the EU give up so much power?
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We do not recognize that part as Spanish waters, it can’t be Spanish for the mere existence of a minuscule colonial enclave.
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"2026 IS GOING TO BE MY YEAR"
Me in July
Me in July
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POV you wake up in Spain after an invasion
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🚨 🇪🇸 Migrant thirsty for blood
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
This is how CIA operations work 👻 In hybrid warfare you overthrow nations by flooding the region with people from another country, thus toppling the governing body. Just 3 weeks ago Netanyahu was saying 🇪🇸 Spain was an enemy of Israel 🇮🇱. Shortly after Trump…
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WATCH: Russia has been conducting a massive airlift of mercenaries and equipment to Africa through Syria in recent days between the 28th and 31st as it tries to strengthen its grip on the continent for vital resources and income it needs for its war in Ukraine.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
WATCH: Russia has been conducting a massive airlift of mercenaries and equipment to Africa through Syria in recent days between the 28th and 31st as it tries to strengthen its grip on the continent for vital resources and income it needs for its war in Ukraine.
This fits the ongoing logistics for Africa Corps forces in Mali, Libya, and elsewhere, where Moscow trades security support for access to gold, uranium, and other resources that help offset the costs of the war in Ukraine. Cargo contents aren’t publicly confirmed, but the flight tempo and routes are consistent with the accelerated airlift activity reported over the past few days.
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🚨 🇪🇸 Migrant thirsty for blood
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They seem very friendly, these new Spaniards; they lack a house, food, and women to prepare themselves...
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⚡️ US and Israel Discuss Potential Land Blockade of Iran
The Telegraph reports that Washington and Jerusalem are considering cutting off Iran's land-based trade routes.
According to Reuters, Trump and Netanyahu also discussed continuing the blockade, economic pressure, and the possibility of a large-scale strike.
Current Updates:
➥ Iran claims to have attacked US facilities in Kuwait. Drones allegedly struck hangars, satellite communication equipment, and warehouses at the Ahmad al-Jaber airbase. The US has not yet confirmed the reports. Tehran says this is in response to an attack on the island of Qeshm, where, according to Iranian media, a family with a two-year-old child was killed.
➥ Trump announces a "historic" agreement on Gaza. According to his version, Hamas has agreed to complete disarmament, and Israel has agreed to a phased withdrawal of troops. However, the parties are already arguing: Hamas demands that the Israeli army be withdrawn first, while Israel demands that weapons be surrendered first. In other words, the high-profile announcement has not yet become a working agreement.
➥ Israel blew up a network of Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon overnight. Explosions were felt throughout the south of the country. Windows were shattered in nearby settlements. The IDF stated that it destroyed key sections of the underground complex near the Beaufort Fortress.
➥ The Strait of Hormuz remains almost paralyzed. Only two tankers passed through it on Thursday, and both were without cargo. Intermediaries claim that negotiations between the US and Iran are continuing, but there are no signs of real de-escalation.
The Telegraph reports that Washington and Jerusalem are considering cutting off Iran's land-based trade routes.
According to Reuters, Trump and Netanyahu also discussed continuing the blockade, economic pressure, and the possibility of a large-scale strike.
Current Updates:
➥ Iran claims to have attacked US facilities in Kuwait. Drones allegedly struck hangars, satellite communication equipment, and warehouses at the Ahmad al-Jaber airbase. The US has not yet confirmed the reports. Tehran says this is in response to an attack on the island of Qeshm, where, according to Iranian media, a family with a two-year-old child was killed.
➥ Trump announces a "historic" agreement on Gaza. According to his version, Hamas has agreed to complete disarmament, and Israel has agreed to a phased withdrawal of troops. However, the parties are already arguing: Hamas demands that the Israeli army be withdrawn first, while Israel demands that weapons be surrendered first. In other words, the high-profile announcement has not yet become a working agreement.
➥ Israel blew up a network of Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon overnight. Explosions were felt throughout the south of the country. Windows were shattered in nearby settlements. The IDF stated that it destroyed key sections of the underground complex near the Beaufort Fortress.
➥ The Strait of Hormuz remains almost paralyzed. Only two tankers passed through it on Thursday, and both were without cargo. Intermediaries claim that negotiations between the US and Iran are continuing, but there are no signs of real de-escalation.
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Just another day 🤙
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Little did we know what a journey we were all about to go on....
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They seem very friendly, these new Spaniards; they lack a house, food, and women to prepare themselves...
Morocco's best engineers arrived in Europe to build "the first AI continent" 😂😂😂😂
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
You have to watch this speech by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. The irony is unbelievable!! February, 2026. Upset about Musk's criticism of his immigration policies, Sanchez declares that social media has become a FAILED STATE and that the people must…
Europe always brings in the best and the brightest while the USA struggles with those like Musk with no Masters or Doctorate trying to figure life out.
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Everyone is watching Japan's interest rate decision. The real move was made yesterday.
Nikkei published a news item yesterday.
Japan intervened in the foreign exchange market, selling dollars and buying yen.
The same news item contained a second piece of information: the New York Fed conducted a rate check.
The entire weight of the news lies in those two words.
Rate check means:
The Fed contacts major banks and asks for the current buying and selling prices for the dollar-yen exchange rate.
It seems like a routine question. But this question is only asked in one situation in the market:
Just before intervention.
That's why rate checks are rarely done. The moment it happens, the market reads:
A decision has been made, intervention is coming.
So who made this decision?
In the US, the Fed doesn't decide on foreign exchange interventions. The decision comes from the Treasury Department.
Nikkei also wrote that the instruction came from there.
So, the person who pressed the button for the yen yesterday was Scott Bessent.
Bessent is the man who knows better than anyone what happens when a central bank defends its exchange rate.
Let's go back to 1992.
Bessent was 30 years old that year, working for George Soros's London team.
At that time, Britain had to prevent the pound from falling below a certain level. The European exchange rate agreement mandated this.
Soros's team saw that this level couldn't be maintained and bet on the pound falling.
Britain resisted. They spent their reserves and collected pounds from the market, raising interest rates twice in the same day.
That wasn't enough.
In the evening, they gave in, and the pound lost 15% of its value in a single day.
That day went down in history as Black Wednesday. Soros's fund earned nearly $1 billion from that transaction.
Bessent stood on the winning side, watching how a central bank was defeated.
Today, that same man is the US Treasury Secretary, and he has direct authority over currency intervention.
Nikkei published a news item yesterday.
Japan intervened in the foreign exchange market, selling dollars and buying yen.
The same news item contained a second piece of information: the New York Fed conducted a rate check.
The entire weight of the news lies in those two words.
Rate check means:
The Fed contacts major banks and asks for the current buying and selling prices for the dollar-yen exchange rate.
It seems like a routine question. But this question is only asked in one situation in the market:
Just before intervention.
That's why rate checks are rarely done. The moment it happens, the market reads:
A decision has been made, intervention is coming.
So who made this decision?
In the US, the Fed doesn't decide on foreign exchange interventions. The decision comes from the Treasury Department.
Nikkei also wrote that the instruction came from there.
So, the person who pressed the button for the yen yesterday was Scott Bessent.
Bessent is the man who knows better than anyone what happens when a central bank defends its exchange rate.
Let's go back to 1992.
Bessent was 30 years old that year, working for George Soros's London team.
At that time, Britain had to prevent the pound from falling below a certain level. The European exchange rate agreement mandated this.
Soros's team saw that this level couldn't be maintained and bet on the pound falling.
Britain resisted. They spent their reserves and collected pounds from the market, raising interest rates twice in the same day.
That wasn't enough.
In the evening, they gave in, and the pound lost 15% of its value in a single day.
That day went down in history as Black Wednesday. Soros's fund earned nearly $1 billion from that transaction.
Bessent stood on the winning side, watching how a central bank was defeated.
Today, that same man is the US Treasury Secretary, and he has direct authority over currency intervention.
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