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Jun 10, 2025 |
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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Summer of Jihad 2025
Laura Loomer warns of potential civil unrest in the U.S., citing over 2 million undocumented immigrants who have evaded capture, some of whom she claims may be Islamic terrorists. She suggests a coalition of communists, Islamists, and illegal immigrants is poised to create chaos nationwide.
Loomer advocates for designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization to curb this perceived threat and enable actions like seizing bank accounts of those involved.
Le Monde: Mexico seizes 42 tons of meth in illegal drug labs
Mexico seized nearly 42 metric tons of methamphetamine worth over $50 million during raids on illegal drug labs in Michoacan. This significant discovery comes amid pressure from the U.S. to combat drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl.
The operation highlights Mexico's ongoing challenges with drug cartels, which are major suppliers of methamphetamine to the U.S. The government aims to demonstrate its commitment to fighting drug smuggling, as illicit drug production remains a major issue.
#politics
Times Of Israel: US Ambassador Huckabee said meeting with Haredi MKs in bid to prevent coalition’s fall
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee is engaging with ultra-Orthodox coalition members to prevent Prime Minister Netanyahu's government from collapsing over military service exemptions for the Haredi community. He emphasized the importance of government stability for addressing security issues, particularly regarding Iran.
Opposition Leader Yair Lapid expressed concern over Huckabee's involvement in Israeli politics, asserting that Israel is not a protectorate. Netanyahu's coalition faces a crisis as Haredi parties threaten to dissolve the Knesset if military service exemptions are not passed.
GB News: Monarchist threatens to 'rip signs away from republican protesters' as King visits for historic ceremony
During King Charles's visit to Lancaster Castle, a confrontation occurred between pro-royal supporters and Republic CEO Graham Smith, who was leading an anti-monarchy protest. A royal fan expressed her frustration, stating she would have removed their signs if not for the police presence.
Smith defended the protest, claiming it was necessary to challenge the monarchy, and noted that while some locals disapprove, many support their right to protest. He confirmed plans for future demonstrations, including one at the Trooping the Colour event.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Jihad USA
The Glazov Gang features discussions on various controversial topics, including the implications of jihad in the U.S. and the influence of globalist agendas. Recent episodes delve into subjects such as missing children at the border and potential conspiracies surrounding the JFK assassination.
The program also promotes Jamie Glazov's new book, "Barack Obama’s True Legacy," and encourages subscriptions for exclusive content. Support for the show is solicited through donations and product promotions.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump speaks with Netanyahu, stresses US wants Iran deal ‘so there’s no destruction and death’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump discussed ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran during a 40-minute phone call. Trump stated that the U.S. has presented a reasonable proposal to Iran and plans further talks, while Netanyahu convened a security consultation afterward.
Netanyahu emphasized the importance of government stability amid political turmoil and ongoing threats from Iran. The Prime Minister assured the U.S. that Israel would refrain from military action against Iran unless negotiations fail.
#culture
The Telegraph: Football fans prefer pre-match beers to the game
A study of Brazilian football fans revealed that pre-game rituals, such as chanting and setting off flares, generate more excitement than the match itself. Heart rate monitors indicated that collective joy peaked during these activities, surpassing the thrill of the game, except for brief moments when goals were scored.
This phenomenon highlights the significance of community and shared experiences among fans, emphasizing that the buildup to the match can be more exhilarating than the event itself.