✍️ USA 🇺🇸 A Call to Local Action Against the Al-Qaeda Threat - Print these two documents and give them to your local law enforcement, police and hospitals - READ CAREFULLY, below ⬇️
Sarah Adams wrote:
We’ve received too many reports that a number of state-wide fusion centers have NOT distributed the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's National Counterterrorism Center's (NCTC) al-Qaeda threat reporting to local law enforcement in their states.

If agencies are unwilling to act, then everyday Americans must take responsibility to ensure these materials reach the people who need them. The scale and scope of the next attack on the U.S. homeland will be unlike anything we have seen before. You must take action now to prepare your community—because if you don't, no one else will.

Please print the ODNI press release and the NCTC memo itself and deliver hard copies to nearby law enforcement offices, fire stations, and hospitals. Veteran communities will be among the most affected by al-Qaeda's upcoming plot after Washington, D.C., and the aviation sector. If you live in an area with a large veteran population, also be sure to alert city officials, churches, synagogues, schools, shopping centers, and public-transportation hubs as well.

Thank you for doing the right thing for your communities. If this threat is not thwarted by our federal government, it falls to us to be prepared, to limit casualties in our hometowns, and to protect the people we love the most.

ODNI Press Release titled 'NCTC Supports U.S. Law Enforcement, First Responders by Sharing Intel Product Aimed at Deterring Attacks by Al-Qa’ida': dni.gov/index.php/news…

NCTC Memo for Law Enforcement and First Responders titled 'Al-Qa‘ida’s Recent Calls to Conduct Attacks in the US Highlights Its Enduring Threat to Public Safety': dni.gov/files/NCTC/doc…

Print and share THESE TWO DOCUMENTS with your local law enforcement, police, hospitals

Churches and religious communities

Ending Gaza war? This will only MAKE IT EASIER FOR JIHADISTS to do what they did on October 7th again and again. BIG MISTAKE. And Netanyahu’s agreement with this plan shows that he capitulated to pressure.
I agree 💯 with what Cheryl wrote:
‘So in summary: Gaza (the whole of Gaza), together with full support, funding, arming and complicity by Qatar, the Islamic regime of Iran, the Palestinian Authority, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, and the United Nations, infiltrated southern Israel and butchered over 1200 innocent people and kidnapped 250 more, and started a war.

Two years later, with 48 hostages still being held in Gaza, to this very minute, there is a proposal that offers…

Hamas:
1. 250 mass murderers and terrorists serving life
2. 1700 additional prisoners who committed crimes and terrorism
3. The entirety of Gaza
4. Hundreds of billions of more dollars to rebuild Gaza into a paradise, again
5. Free food, water, electricity, sewage, and every amenity they can dream of
6. Israel groveling and apologizing to Qatar who have been hosting Hamas leaders and created Oct 7 in the first place
7. Total amnesty and free passage to wherever their hearts desire
8. I’m sure loads more freebies

Israel:
1. 20 living hostages 72 hours after agreement instead of 48 hours, and 28 dead bodies
2. The pleasure of groveling to Qatar and apologizing to them.

Yeah, that sure seems a perfect deal🤬

This isn’t diplomacy. This is terrorism. This is the future of war. You can be sure that every terrorist organization will now attack countries at will, because the more carnage and more bloodshed and more hostages, the greater the rewards.

❕ A Pub in New Brighton, England, has been renamed to "The George Orwell"

They have the phrase 'Big brother is watching you' constantly projected on the side of the building.

Beautiful.

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#BREAKING | Taliban bans fiber optic internet in Afghanistan's Balkh province, citing "prevention of immorality." Move cuts Wi-Fi access for homes, businesses, and government offices. Mobile internet remains operational but is slow and expensive.

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The Taliban government in Afghanistan denies blocking the internet in the country, saying the "fiber optic cables are worn out and are being replaced."

The internet has slowly begun being restored, beginning in the south of the country.