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The Israeli Knesset just voted to dissolve itself but any new government will still pursue genocide

Gassam Muaddi
Mondoweiss
Wed, 27 May 2026 00:00 UTC
Yair Lapid
© Ilia Yefimovich/dpa via ZUMA Press/APA ImagesYair Lapid (L) at a session of the Knesset ahead of a vote to dissolve the government
Even if Netanyahu and his right-wing allies are ousted from government, Israel's genocide in Gaza, ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, and the wars against Lebanon and Iran enjoy broad support across the Israeli political spectrum.

Israel might change its government sooner than expected after the Israeli Knesset voted to dissolve itself last week. The bill presented to the parliamentary body on May 20, which passed with a majority of 110 votes in favor and no opposing votes, could lead to early elections in September rather than November of this year. The vote was held in the absence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and is set to be reconsidered at three more readings before moving toward implementation.

If passed, the current Knesset will expire, along with the government coalition based on its composition and the current cabinet led by Netanyahu. According to Israeli polls, Netanyahu's main coalition allies, namely hardline ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, have low chances of winning. Although the two main opposition leaders, Naftali Bennet and Yair Lapid, joined forces in a new party, polls indicate that Netanyahu's Likud Party would still win 56 out of 120 seats in the Knesset. This leaves the Likud as the main political force in Israel, but without enough of a majority to form a government on its own, forcing it to form a coalition with other opposition parties.
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Warning

Is Russia's patience finally running out?

Lucas Leiroz
Strategic Culture Foundation
Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00 UTC
Dormitory in Lugansk
© Public DomainDormitory bombed in Lugansk
Recent Ukrainian attack on a dormitory in Lugansk appears to have prompted a shift in stance by Russia.

The recent events in the special military operation indicate the possibility that the conflict is finally entering a new phase, one in which Russia is prepared to take more incisive measures against the enemy in order to protect its civilian population.

Ukrainian terror, backed by the Collective West, has exhausted the strategic tolerance of the Russian Federation. The latest development in this situation manifested in the Kiev region, where Russian forces once again used the Oreshnik intermediate-range hypersonic missile system against vital military infrastructure of the regime - accompanied by an even more serious diplomatic and security move as Moscow issued new warnings for civilians and foreign citizens to leave the Ukrainian capital immediately.
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Cruise Missle

North Korea achieves its first AI-guided missiles in test overseen by Kim

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Wed, 27 May 2026 11:00 UTC
Launcher/Kim Jong-un
© KCNA/EPA/ShutterstockKim Jong-un
In a development that South Korea, Japan and the United States are likely to find deeply alarming, North Korea launched AI-guided cruise missiles in a test that analysts have described as the first of its kind for the sanctioned country.

The launch and test was overseen by Kim Jong-un early this week, and it was presented as part of his new military modernization and preparedness initiative which has been greatly hyped by Pyongyang over the last several years.

North Korea's goal is "to build the most modern and powerful artillery force which no one can match," Kim said according to state Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).

The army, he warned, should possess enough "destructive power" to make survival "impossible" for any enemy it strikes, the KCNA report continued.
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Russian Flag

Russia issues warning to US against sending thousands more troops near its borders

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Fri, 29 May 2026 19:09 UTC
poland us joint military exercise
© Sean Gallup/Getty ImagesUS and French troops participate in the NATO Dragon 24 military exercises near Gniew, Poland, on March 5, 2024.
Pushing toward 'suicidal conflict'

Russia is deeply alarmed about US plans to deploy thousands of additional troops to NATO's eastern flank member Poland, slamming reports out of Washington as unacceptable and portending an escalation in the Ukraine war.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said at a press briefing on Thursday that sending additional American soldiers to Poland "would result in escalation of tension across Europe" and that Moscow would be forced to take "retaliatory measures".

Given that some 5,000 troops are being moved there from Germany, she did acknowledge that reducing America's troop presence in Europe would overall be "rational, justified, and long-overdue" step toward stabilizing what she called an "imbalanced" security situation created by NATO and Western policies.

Comment: The Chihuahuas have been provoking Russia in Kaliningrad. What are they thinking?

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Bad Guys

Larry Fink is demanding access to your savings and pension funds to bankroll AI

Ben Bartee
Armageddon Prose
Fri, 29 May 2026 18:21 UTC
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© Aleksandar Todorovic/Dio Horia Gallery
Current Sith overlord and aspirational emperor of the galaxy, just a few false flags and manufactured crises away from assuming the throne, Larry Fink, recently appeared at something billed as "National Skilled Trades Day," hosted by Texas State Technical College in Waco to recruit the electricians he needs to complete the destruction of his AI Death Star.

Via Houston Chronicle:
"With data centers booming across Texas and population growth continuing steadily, BlackRock is committing $30 million to train more than 12,000 Texas workers for electrical careers.

...Formally announced Wednesday [May 6], National Skilled Trades Day, at an event hosted by Texas State Technical College in Waco. It comes as the state has assumed a central role in the nationwide race to construct data centers to support the growth of artificial intelligence and other data-heavy industries.

"The scale of growth underway in Texas demands a workforce ready to build it," said Larry Fink, chairman and CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest asset management firm, in a news release announcing the grants.

The state "sits at the center of America's infrastructure and energy buildout," noted BlackRock.
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Snakes in Suits

Biden sues Justice Department to block release of audio files from biographer interviews

Jacob Rosen, Faris Tanyos
CBS News
Wed, 27 May 2026 21:36 UTC
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Former President Joe Biden has filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department seeking to block the release of files related to interviews he conducted with a biographer that later became a central part of a special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents.

Biden's lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia seeks to block the Justice Department from releasing about 70 hours of audio files and transcripts to the House Judiciary Committee from interviews with ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer that were used for his 2017 memoir "Promise Me, Dad." The interviews were conducted in 2016 and 2017.

Biden and his attorneys have long maintained that the files are exempt from the Freedom of Information Act.

The suit comes after three separate Freedom of Information Act lawsuits were previously filed attempting to unseal them.
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Syringe

Best of the Web: Inside the FDA's 'cover-up' of child deaths linked to Covid vaccines

Maryanne Demasi
Brownstone Institute
Wed, 27 May 2026 00:00 UTC
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© Shutterstock
In September 2025, then-US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Dr Marty Makary publicly acknowledged that the agency was investigating reports of child deaths following Covid-19 vaccination.

"We do know at the FDA...that there had been children who have died from the COVID vaccine," Makary said during a CNN interview.

By that stage, however, a fierce internal dispute had already emerged inside the FDA over what investigators believed the evidence showed — and whether the public should ever see the full findings.

"It really did feel like there was some sort of cover-up going on about the Covid-19 vaccines," said one individual familiar with the discussions.

MD Reports spoke with several current/former agency officials, advisers, and individuals briefed on the discussions, all of whom requested anonymity because they were not authorised to publicly discuss internal FDA deliberations.

At the centre of the controversy was an internal FDA review led by Dr Tracy Beth Høeg, a physician-scientist who was working as a senior scientist inside the FDA's vaccine division at the time.

FDA officials examined roughly 96 paediatric death reports submitted to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), the government database used to detect potential vaccine-related adverse events.


Comment: MD Reports is a leading provider of electronic medical record (EMR), practice management (PM), and report writing software.

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Stop

Monopoly Round-Up: Private equity blocked from buying homes - mostly.

Matt Stoller
thebignewsletter.com
Sun, 24 May 2026 00:00 UTC
Wheel cogs private equity
© rtspecialty.com
Wall Street titans start to see their power ebb in the waning days of the Trump era, losing fights over both housing and railroad regulation.

Lots of really interesting things happened this week, which I'll put in the news round-up. There might actually be an end to the Iran conflict, the Trump White House worked with House Democrats to impose safety rules on railroads, and NextEra and Dominion Energy proposed the biggest utility merger of all time.

Before getting to all of that, I want to highlight something incredible that just happened. Based on a vote this week, it seems very likely Congress will ban corporate ownership of most existing single family homes. "People live in homes," said Trump in January. "Not corporations." While Trump has sometimes talked a big game on constraining Wall Street, he generally hasn't followed through. In this case, though, he did. And somehow, a very corporate-friendly legislature came through as well.
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Footprints

The Islamic terrorist conquest of West Africa

Lawrence A. Franklin
Gatestone Institute
Mon, 25 May 2026 05:00 UTC
gunman and damaged helicopter
© AFP/Getty ImagesA gunman from the "Azawad Liberation Front" (FLA) stands next to a damaged Mi-24 helicopter at a base that formerly housed Russian "Africa Corps" mercenaries in Kidal on May 6, 2026. The FLA coordinates attacks with the Al Qaeda terrorist affiliate Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM).
The steady advance of Islamic terrorist control over territory in the Sahel could soon threaten the sovereignty of West African states on the continent's Atlantic Coast -- just across the ocean from Latin America and the United States.

It is past time for the US to take action to protect not only the vast natural resources in the area, but also to stop even more of Africa from being swallowed up by this expanding jihadist takeover.

The widened scope and quickened pace of the Islamic State's military operations in the Sahel region -- just below North Africa, roughly from Senegal to Sudan -- threatens to alter the strategic orientation of the African continent. Efforts at countering terrorist operations in the Sahel, such as they were, have evidently failed. As all roads to Mali's capital of Bamoko are now blocked, that country might be the first state to "go under."

On April 25, during a coordinated attack on several Malian cities, Muslim terrorists killed the country's Minister of Defense. The terrorists then drove the Malian Army and its allied Russian mercenaries out of the country's north.
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Bullseye

Down, but hardly out: Massie files to run in 2028 after losing Kentucky primary

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Wed, 27 May 2026 21:21 UTC
Thomas Massie
© UnknownLibertarian Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) has filed paperwork to run again in 2028, just days after losing the Republican primary for the Kentucky House seat he has held for more than a decade.

The May 25 filing with the Federal Election Commission lists Massie, 55, as a Republican candidate for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District. Massie said the move allows him to keep raising money for his political operation while he decides what comes next.

"This allows me to raise funds to continue my political operations supporting my position as a current office holder and as a potential candidate for federal office," Massie wrote in a post on X. "I haven't made a final decision about which office to seek, if I run."

Comment: Excellent. It will be fun to see the Jewish billionaires drop another $35M+ trying to defeat Massie in whatever office he may choose to run for. Except next time, everyone will be hip to the AIPAC/SuperPac game. Even more so probably after whatever disasters the sock-puppet Gallrein inflicts on the state.
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