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On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

Hillary Clinton became the latest big-name Democrat to outright demand that the government crack down on speech, telling CNN that if they don’t get a handle on Facebook, Twitter/X, TikTok and others they will “lose total control.” But should they have total control? Also today: As Russia moves closer to capturing a major fortified strategic town, the US and EU keep pushing Ukraine to continue a bloody and losing battle.

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On COI #684, Kyle Anzalone and Connor Freeman discuss the one year mark of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

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Reprinted from Bracing Views with the author’s permission.

From my CNN feed this morning:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country faces war on seven fronts and called them the “enemies of civilization.” Heavy Israeli airstrikes pounded southern Beirut overnight, with the military saying it was targeting Hezbollah.

Wow. And I thought a two-front war was bad.

Netanyahu is a war criminal. And whether it’s Joe Biden or Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, U.S. leaders bow before him, giving him all the weapons, military cover, and diplomatic cover he needs to wage his so-called seven-front war.

Continue reading “Israel’s So-Called Seven Front War”

On September 27, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) presidential election was held, and Shigeru Ishiba won it. On October 1, he was appointed Japanese Prime Minister, and the new administration was established.

Former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida didn’t run in the election because he had reluctantly decided to take responsibility for the corrupt relationship between the LDP and a religious organization, the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification(Former Unification Church, FUC) and the LDP slush fund scandal.

Continue reading “The New Japanese Prime Minister’s Foreign Policy”

The head of the United Nations World Health Organization said Thursday that Israeli forces killed 28 healthcare workers in Lebanon over the previous 24 hours, and that 73 medical personnel are among the nearly 2,000 Lebanese killed during Israel’s bombing and invasion of its northern neighbor.

“In southern Lebanon, 37 health facilities have been closed, while in Beirut, three hospitals have been forced to fully evacuate staff and patients, and another two were partially evacuated,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said during a press conference in Geneva. “And yet healthcare continues to come under attack. In Lebanon alone, 28 health workers have been killed in the last 24 hours.”

Continue reading “Israel Killed 28 Lebanese Medical Workers in 24 Hours, 73 Since War’s Start: WHO”

Reprinted from Bracing Views with the author’s permission.

Ninety-nine American healthcare workers who volunteered to work in Gaza and who’ve witnessed the effects of the Israeli onslaught there suggest that nearly 120,000 Palestinians are already dead.

That huge number doesn’t surprise me. When you look at the photos from Gaza and the Stalingrad-like devastation, I’d guessed that the “official” death toll of roughly 42,000 was a serious undercount. That number comes from morgue and hospital statistics; it doesn’t account for people buried under the rubble, for missing people, and of course for people who’ve died of “natural” causes due to the disruption of hospital care, of potable water supplies, and so on.

Continue reading “The Grim Death Toll in Gaza”