🇮🇷❌🇰🇼 — ESCALATION: Kuwait reports that a power plant and water desalination facility were struck in Iranian attacks today.

➡️ Kuwaiti authorities have confirmed that vital facilities were targeted, in statements made earlier today.

@IntelSlava

🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡️ — Trump cornered as ceasefire collapses, with analysts warning escalation won't break Iran, Reuters reports.

With the interim ceasefire dead and unable to pull the US out of the unpopular war he started, Trump finds himself in a bind as he tries to break Iran's grip on the Strait of Hormuz and force a defiant Tehran to submit.

Signaling growing frustration, Trump has floated expanding the target list — strikes on energy plants and bridges, sending ground forces to seize Iran's Kharg Island oil hub, and bombing the deep-underground nuclear-linked site known as Pickaxe Mountain.

But analysts widely agree that any major escalation short of a full ground invasion — which would be politically impossible — has little chance of forcing Iran's hand now, having already failed in earlier phases of the war.

"There's no reason to believe that this latest set of attacks or whatever the president has in mind will compel the Iranians to change their thinking," said Jonathan Panikoff, former deputy US intelligence officer for the Middle East, now at the Atlantic Council. "It's perhaps more likely to harden their position."

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ON CHRISTOPHER NOLAN'S "THE ODYSSEY"

First, the IMF, European Central Bank, & European Commission destroy the social fabric of Greece, then BlackRock & Vanguard step in via Universal Pictures to erase real Greeks from The Odyssey. This is how cultural Imperialism allies itself with capital to conquer a nation.

📱 ROBINMG

WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THE 1968 "THE ODYSSEY" INSTEAD OF NOLAN'S

The Odyssey (1968), originally titled L'Odissea, is an eight-episode miniseries that aired on Italy's RAI network from March 24 to May 5, 1968. Directed primarily by Franco Rossi, with notable contributions from Mario Bava and Piero Schivazappa, the series spans over six hours of runtime. It was a major international co-production involving Italy, France, West Germany, and Yugoslavia, filmed on location across the Mediterranean to authentically evoke the ancient Greek world.

The series is widely regarded as the most faithful adaptation of Homer’s epic poem, prioritizing rigorous textual fidelity over simplified blockbuster action. Its key strengths include:

Narrative Depth: The extended format allows the story to breathe, balancing epic adventure with the emotional weight of Odysseus’s ten-year journey, including themes of nostalgia, destiny, and divine intervention.

Visual Excellence: The production features impressive color cinematography by Giuseppe Pinori and innovative, ethereal special effects, particularly in Mario Bava’s direction of the Polyphemus episode.

Authentic Atmosphere: The series utilizes authentic period costumes, detailed sets, and an off-screen narrator to recite Homeric verses, immersing viewers in the oral tradition of the original text.

Strong Performances: Bekim Fehmiu delivers a compelling portrayal of Odysseus, while Irene Papas is praised for her depiction of the steadfast Penelope.

Critics and audiences often cite the 1968 miniseries as superior to the 1954 film adaptation and the 1997 TV version, noting that it successfully captures the scope and human resilience central to Homer’s work. It holds an 8.5/10 rating on IMDb

Do yourself a favour, put on subtitles and watch the best Odyssey so far:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?app=desktop&list=PLHf7oDGP-qDz-fH6LxpuuBMEd6uamC952

📱 ROBINMG

FACT: There is NO One of Greek descent or heritage in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey Movie

Supporting actor Michael Vlamis (in a minor undisclosed role) has partial Greek heritage—approximately 25%, with roots from Crete on his father's side—making him the only confirmed cast member with any Greek ancestry at all!

📱 ROBINMG

The 1968 miniseries L'Odissea (also known as The Odyssey) featured several notable Greek cast members. Irene Papas, a renowned Greek actress, starred as Penelope, Odysseus's wife. Other Greek actors in the cast included Scilla Gabel (though often associated with Italian cinema, she was of Greek descent and played Helen) and Giulio Tomei (who played Priam, though his nationality is less distinctly highlighted as Greek in primary sources compared to Papas).

After the London & LA produced Christopher Nolan Odyssey has not cast ONE SINGLE Mediterranean actor in The Odyssey, a Greek/ Mediterranean myth, I do not want to hear a single word about DEI or cultural appropriation from the British Film Establishment or Hollywood.

It was all fake, we were better at DEI and how to do cultural appropriation in 1968!

The Odyssey 1968
(put subtitles on)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?app=desktop&list=PLHf7oDGP-qDz-fH6LxpuuBMEd6uamC952

📱 ROBINMG

What Nolan et al. are trying to erase, is that democracy comes from demos (people) + kratos (power). In Ancient Greece a demos meant a citizen body with a recognizable degree of uniformity. Democracy was not born of the globalist melting pot they represent, quite the opposite.

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I'm with my Greek brothers and sisters on this. Cultural Justice for Greece 🇬🇷

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Tomorrow at CPAC Great Britain, Del Bigtree is joined by Dr. Vibeke Manniche, Dr. László G. Boros and Hubmer-Moggubmer-Mogg for "The Truth About COVID”.

https://gb.cpac.org/

📱 ROBINMG

The same people who funded Nolan's butchery of The Odyssey are funding the destruction of Greek shipping via the war closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Of course it's all connected: who owns & runs BlackRock & Vanguard?

Christopher Nolan is nothing more than the cultural footsoldier of BlackRock. His journey of redemption from what he has done to cinema & Western culture is his real Odyssey.

t.me/robinmg/46973

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What Nolan has done in the casting of The Odyssey is nothing less than evil: not only does he strip Greeks from their own myths, but he replaces them with people of other ethnicities, exposing them to backlash and therefore *knowingly* stoking racism. This is how BlackRock plays us.

I hope people understand how irresponsible, evil, and inflammatory it is to put those other ethnic actors in those roles which belong to Greeks or Mediterraneans, in order to shield himself from the immediate backlash of his casting choices. It is a textbook cultural provocation *intended* to incite mass racism.

t.me/robinmg/46977

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