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Trump Just SHOCKED The World With This...
How predictable. --------------------------- Donald Trump warned Israeli voters against replacing Benjamin Netanyahu, but Tuesday's exit polls showed Netanyahu's bloc falling short of a majority as his opponents claimed victory. Before polls even closed, Netanyahu was already accusing his opponents of trying to steal the election, echoing allegations made by Flavio Bolsonaro after losing Brazil's presidential race to Lula by more than four million votes. Now questions are swirling about Bolsonaro's whereabouts after authorities demanded his passports, while Trump's Justice Department is pursuing its own preemptive election lawsuit in Alaska. Three elections, three countries, and familiar accusations of fraud before the counting is even finished. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains. Times of Israel | Likud said already preparing to allege election was 'stolen' if Netanyahu loses | https://www.timesofisrael.com/likud-said-already-preparing-to-allege-election-was-stolen-if-netanyahu-loses/ Israel Hayom | Israel election 2026 exit polls: Full results | https://www.israelhayom.com/2026/10/27/israel-election-2026-exit-polls-full-results/ Reuters | Brazil heads back to the future as Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to recognize Lula win | https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/brazil-heads-back-future-flavio-bolsonaro-refuses-recognize-lula-win-2026-10-26/ Reuters | Brazil wonders: where on earth is Flavio Bolsonaro? | https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/brazil-wonders-where-earth-is-flavio-bolsonaro-2026-10-27/ Politico | Trump says Brazil election looked 'rigged' after Bolsonaro loses | https://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/26/trump-brazil-election-bolsonaro-rigged-01135566
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Seeing how you reported what happened in Israel, you seem to know nothing about the topics you claim are facts. Please trust your judgment less on these things - you have just shown you should have more epistemic humility. Netanyahu's bloc is larger than the opposition, against most polling. He's very likely to stay PM, either through another election since his opposition doesn't have a viable path, or a unity government. The things Netanyahu complained about is election bribe, which there's proof of, including specific Ra'am (UAP) activists being arrested with cash envelopes that say "A gift from the United Arab Party" (I can send you the pictures if you want). This happened ON ELECTION DAY, so before the polls closed, and this doesn't change the fact that to the extent there's a winner of the election, Netanyahu won. It's not a total win, but the discrepancies claimed wouldn't change that (it was a party outside either realistic bloc), nor is he seeking to cancel/redo the election. He's just seeking for the people who did this to be brought to justice so this doesn't happen again in the future. See if you can find me anywhere that he says that the election should be cancelled as a result of this or that the result should be overturned. I dare you.
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@Daniel Bell You won't. You're not even admitting you were wrong in this very comment, which you should be. This isn't the first time I point this kind of thing out to you, and it won't be the last. Each time I see you comment, I have less faith in your earnestness and actually trying to get to truth. Here's how I see it: You're saying you're going to "take my comments to heart" because you have a self-perception of being a critical thinker to uphold to yourself, and my reasoned response with clearly more expertise on the subject matter than both you and your sources is something you can't ignore. But saying you're taking them to heart doesn't require any behavioral change so you can keep doing exactly what you have been doing, because you're a critical thinker on a one-sided basis (meaning, critical of what you already disagree with). And that isn't nearly as impressive. Everyone does that. You're not going to do anything differently, you're not going to take anything to heart truly and start attempting to diversify your sources. You're going to move on and ignore that this happened and trust these sources just as much next time. You will stick with exactly the sources that confirm your pre-existing biases because it's comfortable. You also responded to a lunatic antisemite by saying "just know that not all of us here have the same opinion" because feeding her deranged delusions is worth it if it means getting their approval. Fuck all the way off with that. I sincerely want you to know that the more I see of you, the less respect I have for you and your methods of forming opinions. I mean this sincerely. This isn't said out of anger. I hope this comment might be the wake-up call you need, but I highly doubt it.
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WHO CONTROLS THE CLOCK? THE RACE TO LIBERATE IRAN BEFORE THE MULLAH REGIME REBUILDS ITS CAPACITY TO THREATEN ISRAEL
Dear Fellow Patriots, The struggle over Iran's future has entered a critical strategic phase, one in which the survival of the Islamic revolutionary regime, the liberation of the Iranian people, and Israel's long-term national security are increasingly bound together by a single decisive variable: TIME. The fundamental question is no longer simply whether Israel and its allies possess the military capabilities to devastate Iran's conventional forces, missile infrastructure, and nuclear-related facilities. It is whether the regime's remaining instruments of repression can be sufficiently weakened to create an opportunity for indigenous political transformation before the surviving ruling establishment restores the military capabilities that made it a regional and international security threat. The competing strategic approaches associated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot expose a consequential national-security dilemma. Netanyahu's approach emphasizes the overthrow of the regime as a strategic objective, while Eisenkot distinguishes achievable military objectives from the political transformation that must ultimately emerge from within Iranian society. Both approaches confront an unforgiving reality: Iran's political liberation and the regime's military reconstitution are two separate processes operating on potentially very different timelines. The consequences of miscalculating could extend far beyond Israel's borders. - 1. Destroying an Army Is Not the Same as Destroying a Regime. Military superiority can dismantle conventional formations, destroy missile infrastructure, eliminate command centers, and cripple weapons-production facilities without necessarily dismantling the political institutions responsible for preserving authoritarian power. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Basij, intelligence networks, and internal-security institutions exist not merely to confront foreign adversaries but to preserve the ruling establishment's control over the Iranian population. A regime capable of surviving military devastation while maintaining its machinery of domestic repression has been weakened militarily, but it has not necessarily been defeated politically.
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@Melanie Hughes Pretty much nothing was true. Since you dared Jeffrey to point out the falsehoods, I'll gladly do it. I'm sure you'll change your mind after you hear the truth, and aren't at all a hypocritical sack of shit who is looking for an excuse to hate Jews. It's especially funny how you say "Islam and Zionism" - like you're not even hiding that your issue is with DA JOOS. 1. 77,000 is the total death count, not women and children. Hamas itself said 50,000 of which are its own combatants. It's not 77,000 women and children, and the number of non-combatants is historically low for urban warfare. Therefore, it's not a genocide. 2. US gives Israel a subsidy on buying American weapons, in exchange for Israel not competing with it. Israeli yearly healthcare budget is over $20B. US yearly subsidy is 3B. Doesn't come near to covering it. The US subsidy covers around 7% of Israel's military expenses yearly. In exchange, US gets combat experience it can use to improve the equipment for other sales, which is invaluable. But since people like you are screeching about it, it's going to end soon from Israel's initiative because it's not worth the lies told about it. Your own arms industry will suffer this change. 3. Abortion approval requires a special committee and has preconditions that have to be met. It's not willy nilly, and it's only during early pregnancy. 4. Again, the amount US pays is miniscule, none of it covers for any of the things you said. Without US MOU Israel would self-develop more arms and sell them, making up the difference. The MOU started because US didn't want Israel to develop an airplane and this was their way to get Israel to stop its development, fearing the competition. 5. Israel and US share intelligence because US uses Israel to get vital intelligence that would be hard to get without FAR more constant presence in the region. You make it sound like charity, when US benefits more than Israel from this arrangement.
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@Melanie Hughes Yup. As I said. You asked for specifics. I gave you specifics. You then started frothing at the mouth and calling me names without anything to back up your claims, except the one thing you thought you can point to (so I was worth the time for the specific thing you had a response to? Which, by the way, "I read somewhere other people don't like X" is not an argument. People can disagree on policy, you just haven't - and won't - bother looking up people and reasons for NDAA). You keep attributing things to me that have no touch with reality. You don't know me, you just attach imaginary labels to me to justify your lust for genocide, apparently. I base that on "You're ok with genociding who you don't like, and somehow it's a problem when I do the SAME exact thing, but for the other team.". No, all genocide is bad. Gaza isn't a genocide. You seem to like to pretend it is to justify apparently wanting to genocide the Jews? I can't think of any other way to interpret this statement. And when you say "Islam and Zionists" don't belong in the West, as if those are comparable groups, you're using Zionism as a placeholder for Jews.
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My Fellow Americans
-Why are you celebrating the genocide of over 77,000 women and children on American taxpayer dime? ------ -Why are you celebrating giving Israel well over $600 billion under the guise of military aid, which in turn affords their citizens free healthcare, free secondary education, free ABORTIONS, and lifetime housing assistance dating back to the 1970s, for sure, at the expense of the American taxpayers who fight for scraps of healthcare, scraps of secondary education, scraps for housing? -Why are you supporting section 224 and 219 of the NDAA, which gives IDF soldiers access to lifetime veterans benefits, medical, food and housing support, and gives Israel access to state Secrets and national defense security? -Why are you supporting Indiana Republican governor Mike Braun partnered with (INSTALLED) Israeli zionist foreign tech startups, and gives them full access to Americans private financial, medical, education, infrastructure information, as well as promises to let ISRAEL drive AMERICAN public POLICY from now into the future? They nicknamed this foreign Israeli zionist tech startup installation; THE IRON NATION -What will Amy klobuchar do to Minnesota Americans when she gets assigned to us as governor, with her $450 million share of the AIPAC genocide bribery bucks? -Are any of you actually Americans? -This is treason, from where I'm sitting. -Neither Islam or zionists are suited to western civilization, which is made obvious when they purchase our polticans, and lobby to have Western laws changed to suit their psychotic cultural agendas. -Check the AIPAC tracker website or Open Secrets for all of your favorite AIPAC Israeli Zionist bought off politician needs. 95% of United States politicians are owned and operated by Israeli AIPAC Zionists. We are occupied by Israeli zionists, and we've been occupied for quite awhile. -The digital prison system being built around us, water destroying mass federal Surveillance data centers, human hunting flock and axon cameras, are all owned and operated by the Epstein class.
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Pretty much nothing was true. Since you dared Jeffrey to point out the falsehoods, I'll gladly do it. I'm sure you'll change your mind after you hear the truth, and aren't at all a hypocritical sack of shit who is looking for an excuse to hate Jews. It's especially funny how you say "Islam and Zionism" - like you're not even hiding that your issue is with DA JOOS. 1. 77,000 is the total death count, not women and children. Hamas itself said 50,000 of which are its own combatants. It's not 77,000 women and children, and the number of non-combatants is historically low for urban warfare. Therefore, it's not a genocide. 2. US gives Israel a subsidy on buying American weapons, in exchange for Israel not competing with it. Israeli yearly healthcare budget is over $20B. US yearly subsidy is 3B. Doesn't come near to covering it. The US subsidy covers around 7% of Israel's military expenses yearly. In exchange, US gets combat experience it can use to improve the equipment for other sales, which is invaluable. But since people like you are screeching about it, it's going to end soon from Israel's initiative because it's not worth the lies told about it. Your own arms industry will suffer this change. 3. Abortion approval requires a special committee and has preconditions that have to be met. It's not willy nilly, and it's only during early pregnancy. 4. Again, the amount US pays is miniscule, none of it covers for any of the things you said. Without US MOU Israel would self-develop more arms and sell them, making up the difference. The MOU started because US didn't want Israel to develop an airplane and this was their way to get Israel to stop its development, fearing the competition. 5. Israel and US share intelligence because US uses Israel to get vital intelligence that would be hard to get without FAR more constant presence in the region. You make it sound like charity, when US benefits more than Israel from this arrangement. 6.As the start-up nation, Israel has many startups that are beneficial to Americans. You use them because they work. You're making regular business that wouldn't sound bad into something nefarious just because it's the Jews.
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UPDATE: Due to scheduling issues, my discussion group is going on hiatus
I am often on the regular discussion group as a panelist, so if anyone wants to talk to me - you can address questions there to me as well. Sorry for anyone for whom that discussion group is too late! Feel free to comment/PM me if that's a problematic time for you, if there's enough demand we'll try to figure something out.
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ISRAEL STREAM IN 30 MINUTES
Hey everyone, I'm doing an Israel stream on YouTube on my channel + Liberty Politics in 15 minutes. Everyone welcome!
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