In further quotes from new book, ex-president says Netanyahu 'never' wanted peace deal, calls Abbas a 'father' figure, claims he prevented annexation: 'I got angry and stopped it'

In newly released interview excerpts Saturday, former United States president Donald Trump offered more startlingly frank views on Israel's leadership during his time in office, a day after he was quoted in an astounding assault on ex-premier Benjamin Netanyahu.

In the latest taped comments broadcast by Channel 12, Trump said he believed Netanyahu "did not want to make peace. Never did"; claimed he prevented the Israeli leader from annexing West Bank land ("I got angry and I stopped it"); offered his favorable opinion on Defense Minister Benny Gantz ("I think [he] wanted to make a deal... if he won, I think it would be a lot easier"); and his evolving view on the Israel-Palestinian conflict ("I [had] thought the Palestinians were impossible, and the Israelis would do anything to make peace and a deal. I found that not to be true").

Speaking to journalist Barak Ravid earlier this year for an upcoming book, the ex-president commented on his efforts to mediate between Jerusalem and Ramallah, and his feeling as time went on that Netanyahu wasn't truly interested in reaching a settlement.

The tyrannical measures adopted by the Australian government to combat the coronavirus have turned the country into a police state at lightning speed.

On Thursday, South Australian Sen. Alex Antic joined Fox News' Tucker Carlson to explain how, despite multiple negative COVID-19 test results, he was sent to a coronavirus quarantine detention camp.

According to ABC News, a new law went into effect in South Australia on Nov. 23. Unvaccinated travelers are only allowed back into the state with an "exemption" and they must quarantine for two weeks.

Since Antic refuses to divulge his vaccine status, it's likely authorities believe he is unvaccinated.

Now that the [NYC] City Council has generously granted noncitizens the vote, it should be obvious why President Biden has laid out the welcome mat to migrants at the southern border. Today's illegal migrant is tomorrow's Democratic voter, goes the calculus, and pesky formalities like citizenship just delay the glorious process.

Fittingly, one of Mayor Bill de Blasio's last acts of vandalism against the city will be to sign this abomination into law.

Cue Gov. Ron DeSantis, who plans to deport illegal migrants flown secretly into Florida from the southern border by the Biden administration.

"If you sent [them] to Delaware or Martha's Vineyard, that border would be secure the next day," DeSantis said Friday.

The Social Democrats, Greens and the liberal FDP announced that a 'traffic light' coalition between the three parties would push for the development of a fully-fledged European federation.

According to the coalition agreement presented on Wednesday, the coalition wants to use the ongoing Conference on the Future of Europe as a starting point to reform the EU.

The conference should lead to a constitutional process and ultimately to the "development of a federal European state," the document reads.

"A sovereign Europe is the key for our foreign policy," said Olaf Scholz, who will likely be inaugurated as chancellor in the second week of December.

The Armed Forces were issued with guidance telling service personnel not to say 'crippled by debt' or 'blind drunk' to avoid giving offence.

Despite criticism that it was 'woke nonsense', the Ministry of Defence insisted its Inclusive Language Guide 2021 was a 'practical toolkit' to help personnel understand why 'certain words or use of language is hurtful or non-inclusive'.

But after concerns were raised by The Mail on Sunday, it emerged that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was withdrawing the 30-page document.

MoD sources confirmed last night that the guidance - which advised that 'not all women are biologically female' - was being revised.

What was the last thing you bought? A stick of gum at the convenience store? A meal out at your favourite steakhouse? A new vacuum cleaner from the department store? A new car?

And how did you pay for that purchase? If you're like the majority of people, chances are you paid for it with a card or some form of electronic payment. Consumer card transactions surpassed cash payments for the first time in 2016 and — now that Apple Pay, Venmo and other forms of electronic payment are being used in more and more places — electronic payments are only becoming more and more common.

It's not hard to understand why. Cards and electronic payments are convenient, easy to use, relatively quick, and — according to a concerted propaganda campaign that's been underway for years now — a lot cleaner than that filthy, grubby, virus-laden cash.

If cash seems outdated and unnecessary to you, then you're in luck! The governments in country after country around the world agrees with you, and they're gradually removing cash from circulation and even outlawing certain types of cash transactions.

In 2016, Indian authorities demonetized all the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes in the country in an effort to get citizens to hand over their "black money," the term for undeclared cash that the Indian version of Uncle Sam (Uncle Samiti?) can't get his tax-seeking mitts on. The move was a smashing success for the likes of Bill Gates, who seeks to promote electronic payments in the "world's most cash-strapped nation." After the demonetization, mobile payment firms took off as Indians plugged in to the conventional banking system.

In 2019, the Australian government proposed a Currency Bill that would have banned cash transactions of over $10,000 and imposed a two-year jail sentence on anyone daring to engage in such a transaction. This crackdown, too, was proposed in the name of cracking down on tax evaders. It was only dropped after widespread public backlash . . . though at the time Aussies were warned: "don't be surprised if it's revived."

The European Union has been looking to clamp down on cash for years, with prominent EU politicians arguing for the end of the 500 euro banknote since at least 2016. They got their wish in 2019 when production of new 500 notes ended. But that's not enough for the EUreaucrats who are now seeking to criminalize all cash transactions over 5000 euros throughout the union.

As yet more governments push yet more draconian 'laws' on populations, with no regard whatsoever for actual epidemiological science, we're approaching the point where - if they really want every single living person to 'take the vaccine' - they're going to have to start physically making it happen.

But those are the 'anti-vaxx rebels'; loud and growing in number though they are, they remain a minority. In the meantime most are still behaving as if they're terrified of something WAY more dangerous than Covid-19. Mass compliance and 'auto-enforcement' of COVID 'rules' show no signs of abating. We're headed for the worst-case scenario: a state of full-blown global totalitarianism.

In the first half of this NewsReal, Joe and Niall cite documented 20th century government research into 'programming people' with 'mind control techniques' through drugs, hypnotic suggestion and terrorism, to suggest what's really motivating or prompting peoples' bizarre behavior: a combination of terror of government, and, perhaps less consciously still, terror of the wrath of Mother Nature.

In the second hour, they highlight some of the latest Covid madness, the frightful and potentially record-breaking 'super-outbreak' of tornadoes that smashed up Kentucky, and the Anglo-Americans' latest Democracy™ pow-wows regarding Russia's supposed 'barbaric invasion of Ukraine'.


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Boris Johnson has delivered his address to the nation from No 10 Downing Street tonight.

Mr Johnson, the Prime Minister, addressed the nation from Number Ten in a pre-recorded speech.

Mr Johnson's speech came at a difficult time for his premiership, which sees him battling with allegations he broke Covid laws by hosting a Christmas quiz last December.

He has to deal with a climbing Labour Parrty putting pressure on him in the polls.

Mr Johnson is also battling the fallout from a party at No.10 last December, which has seen his former spokesperson Allegra Stratton tearfully quit having been filmed joking about the incident.

Tonight, Mr Johnson chose to address the battle against the Omicron strain - and this is everything he announced.

There has never been any possibility that Russian Army Colonel Muchkaev, commander of the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade of the 20^th Guards Army, would respond to allegations by Bellingcat, their NATO sources, and Dutch state prosecutors. No possibility whatsoever.

For more than five years they have been claiming that Muchkaev had given the orders to move a BUK-TELAR missile battery from the brigade base in Kursk across the border into Ukraine in July 2014, and there to shoot down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 on July 17 of that year.

Joe Biden made his first appearance as sitting president on NBC's The Tonight Show Friday and fielded a slew of softball questions from host Jimmy Fallon while bemoaning the lack of civility in politics.

Biden, 79, joined the show virtually for two pre-taped segments with a fawning Fallon as the two discussed the recent death of Sen. Bob Dole.

"We're friends, we disagreed, but we were friends," Biden said of his former GOP adversary.

"We used to have an awful lot of that relationship and it still exists," he added about his current Republican colleagues.

"Except for the Q-Anon and the extreme elements of the Republican party ... it makes it awful hard."

The two went on to discuss inflation and reminisce about the Kennedy Center Honors.