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War – A Dangerous Web: Middle East, Russia, and China The Neocon Agenda   The escalating Middle East conflict is intricately linked to efforts to destabilize Russia, driven by a group of influential neoconservatives. Their strategy, rooted in the 1990s, aimed to eliminate perceived threats to Israel—namely Saddam Hussein, Bashar al-Assad, and Muammar Gaddafi—under the belief that this would secure peace for Israel. This vision, however, has unleashed chaos with far-reaching consequences.   The neoconservative movement, shaped by key figures in conservative intellectual circles, forged connections in the 1970s between prominent families in Philadelphia. These ties influenced Benjamin Netanyahu, aligning him with the neocon ideology. The removal of Saddam, Assad, and Gaddafi became a central objective, pursued through U.S. foreign policy.   Middle East Machinations   The Iraq invasion was justified by fabricated claims of weapons of mass destruction...

China Poised to Lead Global Nuclear Energy with Massive Thorium Find   Thorium Discovery   China has uncovered a 1-million-ton thorium deposit, valued at $178 billion, capable of powering the nation for 60,000 years. Thorium, a radioactive metal three times more abundant than uranium, produces energy equivalent to 200 tons of uranium or 3.5 million tons of coal per ton.   “Wars have been fought over oil and gas, yet a clean energy solution has been under our feet all along,” a Chinese scientist noted. Thorium is less toxic than uranium, with its radioactive waste losing toxicity in hundreds of years, compared to thousands for uranium-235. Thorium reactors emit no greenhouse gases and can power molten salt reactors, heavy water reactors, and high-temperature gas-cooled reactors.   India’s Thorium Leadership   India leads in thorium-based nuclear technology, with multi-billion-dollar projects underway. Its Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors ...

The Erosion of Israeli Exceptionalism and the West’s Proxy State in Crisis Israel has been embroiled in conflict with its neighbors for nearly two years, a period marked by escalating violence and regional instability. The latest chapter began on October 7, 2023, with a devastating terrorist attack led by Hamas, prompting Israel to launch a sweeping military campaign. This operation has since expanded, drawing in nearly every country in the Middle East and positioning Israel at the heart of the region’s geopolitical turmoil. The conflict has even pulled Iran, a nation long cautious about direct confrontation, into the fray, with U.S. backing raising the stakes to unprecedented levels. For Iran, the situation presents a stark dilemma: retreat and lose face or engage and risk catastrophic escalation. Yet, the deeper story lies not with Iran or the broader Middle East, but with Israel itself—a nation long regarded as the West’s strategic outpost in a turbulent region. Since its founding i...

No Evidence Iran Is Developing Nuclear Bomb, Says IAEA Chief, Refuting Israel and Trump Claims The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has found no proof that Iran is systematically working to produce a nuclear weapon, according to its Director General, Rafael Grossi. This statement contradicts recent assertions by Israel and U.S. President Donald Trump, who claimed Tehran was close to developing a nuclear bomb. Israel began bombing Iran on Friday, citing an imminent nuclear threat, prompting retaliatory drone and missile strikes from Iran. The ongoing conflict has led to significant casualties, with reports indicating 585 deaths in Iran, including 239 civilians, and 24 deaths in Israel, alongside hundreds injured and thousands evacuated. Grossi, in a CNN interview, clarified that while Iran possesses enriched uranium, transforming it into a nuclear weapon requires advanced technology and extensive testing, which the IAEA has not observed. Despite over two decades of inspections,...

Trump says ‘chill,’ Bibi goes full thrill. So, who’s in charge of the Middle East? Behind the rhetoric, Israel’s offensive has revealed just how little control the US now wields If the Academy handed out Oscars for political theater, Donald Trump would be a shoo-in for the 2025 award for Worst Performance in a Leading Role. His latest remarks are less about statesmanship and more about saving face as global events spin far beyond the grasp of American diplomacy. The harder he tries to project himself as a dealmaker pulling strings behind the scenes, the clearer it becomes: Western dominance is cracking, and Washington is reacting more on impulse than strategy. The 2025 escalation between Israel and Iran has exposed the crumbling illusion of American leadership. Despite Trump’s claim that he “convinced” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to strike Iran, the facts tell a different story. Netanyahu brushed off the advice and launched a sweeping assault on Iranian targets – not ...

The Strategic Blind Spot: Israel’s Miscalculation Israel’s admission that it lacks the military capacity to destroy the Fordow facility—buried deep under a mountain and fortified against conventional strikes—underscores the technical and strategic limitations of its approach. The Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, codenamed Al Ghadir, is a linchpin of Iran’s nuclear program, designed to withstand all but the most advanced bunker-busting munitions, such as the U.S.’s GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP). Israel’s reliance on U.S. military power to achieve its objective reveals a critical dependency, but it also exposes a deeper flaw: the assumption that a single strike, or even a series of strikes, could “eliminate” Iran’s nuclear ambitions without triggering a broader conflict. This tunnel vision manifests in several ways: Underestimating Iran’s Resilience and Retaliation: A U.S.-led strike on Fordow would not decapitate Iran’s nuclear program entirely. Iran has dispersed its nuclear in...

Israel’s Actions and Double Standards Iargue Israel’s June 13-14, 2025, strikes on Iran’s nuclear and military sites (Natanz, Fordow, IRGC bases), w “first missile,” were a “cowardly” act of aggression justified by “boogy man” accusations of Iran’s nuclear threat, dragging the U.S. into the conflict via missile defense support while escaping accountability for its own nuclear arsenal. The U.S., the only nation to use nuclear bombs, supports Israel while claiming no involvement, enabled by Jewish Democratic-controlled media lies. The double standard lies in Israel’s unscrutinized nuclear weapons and aggressive strikes being framed as defensive, while Iran’s civilian program and retaliation face sanctions and condemnation, mirroring historical patterns of powerful nations justifying attacks with pretexts while evading scrutiny. Israel’s Strikes: Israel’s “Operation Rising Lion” targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities and killed top IRGC commanders and scientists, claiming it prevented Iran fr...

 Israel’s Iran Attack and the U.S. Trap of Blind Loyalty The claim that Israel’s recent assault on Iran was “self-defense” isn’t just laughably flimsy—it’s a deranged fever dream, as unhinged as painting Hamas’s blood-soaked rampages as noble resistance. This twisted logic, spewed by U.S. war hawks and their evangelical cheerleaders, reeks of a blind, almost cultish devotion to a tiny clique—call it ten shadowy string-pullers—who thrive on global chaos. Israel’s strikes, which obliterated Iranian uranium enrichment sites and coldly assassinated senior military commanders and scientists, weren’t some noble “preemption” to halt a nuclear boogeyman Iran swears it’s not pursuing. No, this was a brazen act of war, shredding the UN Charter and international law like cheap confetti. Iran’s response—volleys of ballistic missiles slamming into Tel Aviv and beyond—was the predictable counterpunch to West Jerusalem’s reckless gut shot. Moscow didn’t mince words, branding the attack “completel...

Report: War Profiteering, Civil Unrest, and Constitutional Violations in Contemporary Politics Smedley D. Butler and the Critique of War as a Racket In 1935, Major General Smedley D. Butler, one of the most decorated Marines in U.S. history, published War Is a Racket, a scathing exposé of the economic motives behind warfare. Drawing from his 34-year career across conflicts like the Spanish-American War and the “Banana Wars,” Butler argued that war is a “racket”—a criminal enterprise orchestrated to enrich a select few at the expense of soldiers, civilians, and taxpayers. His critique, rooted in firsthand experience, remains a foundational text for understanding the Military-Industrial Complex. Butler outlined three phases of the war racket: Lobbying for War: Business elites—bankers, arms manufacturers, and industrialists—pressure governments into conflicts to protect or expand their overseas markets and investments. Profiteering During War: These interests reap massive profits by suppl...

Caesar Analysis Report: Israel-Iran Conflict, June 2025 Date: June 14, 2025 Prepared by:humble servant. Objective: Forecast outcomes of the escalating Israel-Iran conflict in 2025, focusing on geopolitical developments and the roles of U.S. President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping. 1. Cause The escalation of the Israel-Iran conflict stems from Iran’s nuclear ambitions and Israel’s determination to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Key causes include: Israeli Strikes: On June 13, 2025, Israel launched unilateral, preemptive strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, including Fordow, to disrupt uranium enrichment. This followed months of failed U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and Iran’s increased nuclear activities. Iran’s Retaliation: Led by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Iran vowed retaliation, launching missile strikes on Israel. The death of key officials, including nuclear negotiator Ali Shamkhani, has complicated diplomacy. ...

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U.S. Treasury $10 Billion Debt Buyback: Analysis Report Date : June 11, 2025 Prepared by : Humble Servant... Executive Summary On June 3, 2025, the U.S. Treasury executed a historic $10 billion debt buyback, the largest in American history, targeting securities maturing between July 15, 2025, and May 31, 2027. Officially aimed at enhancing market liquidity and optimizing debt management, the buyback has sparked debate, with critics labeling it as propaganda to mask deeper fiscal and market vulnerabilities. This report analyzes the buyback’s mechanics, stated objectives, and the reasons behind the propaganda perception, culminating in a final analysis that ties these elements together. 1. Background and Mechanics of the Buyback 1.1 Overview The U.S. Treasury repurchased $10 billion in outstanding debt, accepting the full target amount from $22.87 billion offered by market participants. This operation, part of a program relaunched in 2024, focused on less liquid, off-the-run Treasury sec...