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 No.491353[Reply]

I keep finding myself wanting to post MOATS episodes, but they typically cover so much ground that I don't know where to post them. So here's a thread for discussion of Mother Of All Talk Shows episodes, George Galloway, and the Workers' Party in general.

Today's episode attached - Galloway covers Venezuela, Yemeni retaliations hitting "Israeli" airports, speculates that Iran may respond to "Israeli" threats (in light of previous attacks) with a strike, and more!

WAR GAMES | Pentagon re-named | Venezuela threatened | Russia advances | MOATS LIVE
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 No.494428

02/11/2026:
WAR WH*RE | Netanyahu White House lobby | Epstein and Andrew | Canada shootings | Starmer clings on
🔥 The war machine is roaring again — and tonight on The Mother of All Talkshows, George Galloway takes aim at the political class that feeds it.

From Washington to Tel Aviv, from Gaza to Moscow, power, propaganda and political survival collide in a world lurching from crisis to crisis.

George opens with a blistering monologue on Benjamin Netanyahu, the White House lobby, and the deep entanglement between US politics and Israel’s war strategy. As Gaza remains under bombardment and tensions with Iran escalate, we ask: who is driving the conflict — and who profits from it?

Joining live is Chris Hedges — Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, former New York Times correspondent, and host of The Chris Hedges Report. Hedges delivers a devastating assessment of the moral collapse of Western leadership, the Gaza war, Washington’s complicity, and the growing authoritarian drift in US politics.

Then, live from Moscow, Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi joins the programme to analyse the Iran angle, shifting global alliances, Russia’s position, and what the White House doesn’t want you to hear about Tehran, Ukraine, and the widening fault lines in global power.

We also examine:
– The resurfacing of the Epstein Files and renewed scrutiny around Andrew
– The Canada shootings and the political fallout
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 No.494429

02/15/2026:
RUMBLE IN THE JUMBLE | Silent summit | Trump, Netanyahu, Iran | Israel’s phoney peace | Epstein now
🌍 RUMBLE IN THE JUMBLE | The world is sliding deeper into chaos — and tonight on The Mother of All Talkshows, George Galloway cuts through the noise.

Was there a silent summit between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu? What is really happening behind closed doors over Iran, Gaza, and the so-called “peace” process? And why are the Epstein Files back in the headlines again — with explosive questions about who is being protected?

🔥 In this episode:

– Trump, Netanyahu and the Iran question
– Israel’s “phoney peace” — ceasefire or cover story?
– The Persian Gulf flashpoint and rising regional tensions
– Washington, Moscow, Beijing — shifting global power lines
– The Epstein Files: are documents being edited to protect Trump?
– Starmer, Congress and the Western political class under pressure

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 No.494430

JAW JAW | Peace pow-wows | Zelensky riles Trump | Iran readies for war | Randy Andy crime probe
🚨 War or peace? Diplomacy or disaster? Tonight on The Mother of All Talkshows, George Galloway tackles the global storm gathering over Ukraine, Iran, Gaza and Washington.

As “peace pow-wows” dominate the headlines, tensions are rising fast. Is Volodymyr Zelensky playing a dangerous game with Donald Trump? Is Iran preparing for open confrontation in the Persian Gulf? And what does it all mean for Israel, Gaza and the wider Middle East?

Joining George:

Larry Johnson – Veteran of the CIA and the State Department’s Office of Counter Terrorism, founder of BERG Associates. A deep dive into the real war report: Ukraine, Washington DC, Moscow and the intelligence reality behind the rhetoric.

Trita Parsi – Executive VP of The Quincy Institute, award-winning author and expert on US-Iran relations. Is the Persian Gulf on the brink? Are we heading toward another catastrophic Middle East war?

Plus:

The Epstein Files fallout

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 No.494495

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT | Royal rumpus | Trump tariff war | Iran in the crosshairs | Pakistan strikes
🚨 ANDREW ARRESTED | Royal scandal. Tariff wars. Iran in the crosshairs. Is the world edging toward a catastrophic escalation?

Tonight on The Mother of All Talkshows, George Galloway examines the Royal rumpus, Trump’s expanding tariff war, rising tensions with Iran, Pakistan’s latest strikes and the mounting geopolitical pressure stretching from Washington DC to Moscow and the Persian Gulf.

Joining George:

Max Blumenthal – Author, journalist and editor of The Grayzone. A forensic breakdown of US foreign policy, Israel, Gaza and the Iran confrontation.

Jackson Hinkle – US political analyst and host of Legitimate Targets. Trump, Washington power struggles and the global realignment.

Plus:

The Epstein Files fallout
Starmer under pressure
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 No.494842

George Galloway:
On Donald Trumps unhinged press conference

A quick summary of Donald Trump’s bizarre sometimes maniacal press conference from Mar a Lago.

As he now frequently does my 18 year old son Zein asked the best question: is he delusional or is he lying. It’s both obviously.

He was lying when he suggested that Iran may have somehow “bought” a Tomahawk missile and fired it at their own school massacring 167 of their own schoolchildren in the first hour of the war (and presumably another to double-tap their desperate parents, teachers, and frantic emergency workers)

In fact this may be the most vile despicable lie an American president has ever uttered in public. And that’s saying something.

It is certainly the most consequential lie because it will define what is left of his presidency.

But he must have delusional to repeatedly declare the Iranian forces as essentially disarmed, with no ships no air defence no missiles no launchers.

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 No.488544[Reply]

Retards here have been claiming an imminent stock market crash for almost 10 years straight.

But it looks like this time we might actually get a crash this time because the Republicans seem to like crashing the market in their second terms.

And it does seem like Trump and his advisors are trying to crash the market.

Either that or Trump's economic advisors are just stupid.
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 No.494250

>>494246
I doubt that anything would change.
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 No.494340

US tech stocks collapsing.
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 No.494827

Futures diving today as oil prices spike.
KOSPI, Nikkei, and Taiwan each plunged 5 to 7 percent as well.
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 No.494836

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Dow Jones down 666 points.
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 No.494838

Ahem.


 No.492068[Reply]

>Be Northern Virginia.

>Corporations build hundreds of data centers that receive most internet traffic.


>So much demand for data centers here that they are literally shutting down garden centers to build more data centers



(Not saying we should do any trolling, but AI slop is ruining the internet, sooo…)

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 No.494779

Northern Virginia is the hub of the bourgeois in America. It contains both the wealthiest and most powerful people. But it isn't a community in any sense of the word, nor are sub-areas.

They could build picket fences over every parcel and nothing would change. Datacenters, unless they make noise bother few.

People are very isolated and everything in public has a price. The mental health of the state and even its economy is in freefall.

Also nothing is going to slow down AI and neo-Ludditism is cringe, especially when made on internet devices and articulated by developers who are just worried about their jobs.
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 No.494780

>>494779
Only thing I disagree with is:
>nothing is going to slow down AI
AI has already peaked. We haven't seen any giant leaps forward from gpt4, so it's slowing down by virtue of the technology reaching it's limits. It's wrong to expect AGI at this rate, rather we will see incremental improvements with diminishing returns.

Economically, the booj are going to ride this bubble until it pops, but then America will truly have nothing left.
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 No.494786

Do Iran's missiles have the range to hit Virginia?
If they take out data centers that would be a big W
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 No.494791

>>494780
this is kinda like the "internet bubble" did companies over-leverage and make too many businesses at that exact moment? sure.

But the internet itself wasn't a bubble it was just getting started, now we've far exceeded the amount of internet businesses seen during the gold rush phase of the internet, by multiples.

> We haven't seen any giant leaps forward from gpt4


Turns out you can pick the worst performing AI company and say anything you want. But 3 years ago people were saying the big LLM models couldn't do basic math (and many couldn't often), now every other cognitive-task oriented professional is using them to do their jobs for them because they've gotten so much more intelligent.
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 No.494826

>>494779
> Northern Virginia is the hub of the bourgeois in America. It contains both the wealthiest and most powerful people. But it isn't a community in any sense of the word, nor are sub-areas.


Does it have to do with the historical cash cow of tobacco plantations?


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 No.494485[Reply]

February 21, 1994 – January 10, 2026
8ch founder Hotwheels has died in his sleep at 31. Brennan created 8ch before the site was stolen by feds in a hostile takeover which eventually led to its end.

https://shows.acast.com/im-from-the-internet-a-podcast-about-somethingawfulcom/episodes/the-late-great-fredrick-brennan-part-one
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredrick_Brennan
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 No.494808

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>>494778
>right-wingers to his site, a space for disgruntled gamergaters
I hope you didn't just do that thing the horseshit games media did. The vast majority of gamergate people were not, in fact, right wing.
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 No.494809

>>494808
yea about half of republicans show up as "left-wing" on the Nolan chart, but what matters are people's speech and actions not their test scores. 8chan's main board was rabidly right-wing the entire lifetime of the site.

Brennan explicitly recruited people from 4chan's /pol/ and /v/, like the central hub of sociopathic right-wingism
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 No.494815

>>494809
>/v/, like the central hub of sociopathic right-wingism
Nah, you're full of shit. There may have been some overlap with /pol/tards but as a whole 4chan's /v/ community covered a pretty general spread of American politics. The transformation of 4chan into Stupid Boomer Politics only happened after the exodus and gamergate.
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 No.494816

>>494815

>may have been


lmao


/pol/ and /v/


you purposefully omitted /pol/ because you know you can't fudge the history on that.


There's only a few readily accessible archives 2014, the year GG hit a peak and then discussion was banned. All I see is right-wingism: hating on jews in multiple separate threads, and promoting right-wing e-celebs like Ed Morrissey and Adam Baldwin

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 No.494817

>>494816
Two celebrities (I don't even remember this Morrissey clown) who don't even use image boards are hardly representative of the general opinion on /v/. Here's my counter anecdote: I was involved in a large project to compile all the games journalism scandals over the years and of the 20-ish people I collaborated with only two of them were hardcore right wingers. There were maybe three or four progressives and socialists on the left, while most everyone else was somewhere in the middle.

>you purposely omitted /pol/

I think it's pretty clear that I'm not disputing /pol/'s politics.


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 No.494799[Reply]

the community actually needs a place to live
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 No.494805

>>494799
The guy on the bottom isn't wrong. Most people aren't homeless because they've fallen on hard times, but because they're mentally ill drug addicts with violent antisocial tendencies; and they would most certainly ruin, trash, and make unlivable any public housing you give them as they do already on the streets. What we need are insane asylums.
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 No.494806

>>494805
Austria, Japan, and Singapore would all disagree and why they have virtually no homeless.

I dunno if you've ever been abused before to the point you are involuntarily not living in your own home, but after a certain amount of time you start doing stuff like pissing on the street cuz why not.

There are public housing projects in the USA that do get trashed but those are mostly just the ones occupied by black gangbangers, which the media hyperfocuses on. But they'll do the same no matter what housing situation they are in.
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 No.494807

Dancha (団地) is a perfect example of why the "public housing always gets trashed" argument is more of a regional or cultural critique than a universal rule of urban planning.

It's hard to take anti-public-housing people seriously.


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 No.494673[Reply]

Marxism is not about vibes, justice, or who feels bad. It is about material development. Any attempt to condemn American imperialism on moral grounds is liberal humanism and thus idealism. Despite the moral indignation that are likely to follow this post, let me explain…

As you all know, of all the things Karl Marx was, idealist he was not. Nor was he a moralist for he never gave moral judgements when discussing topics as fraught as juvenile prostitution, and would be incredulous as seeing the self-declared "marxists" of our times using the language of liberal moralisms when it comes to the Epstein saga. Sure, as a man of his time, he wasn't immune to contemporary prejudices as was his case with gay people that I don't need to mention.

Needless to say, unlike whig historians, for Marx history was neither moral nor immoral, but amoral.
Indeed, he described the democide of the Native Americans in the New World and the subsequent settling by European colonists and their African slaves, as well as British colonialism in India, and even slavery in Ancient Greece as progressive in that it advanced societies relative to their predecessors (in ancient Greece's case, from tribal society to city-states). For him, European colonialism was a double mission: Destructive but necessary in order to destroy material obstacles to historical development.

It is with this in mind that I can confidently say that Marx would deem modern American imperialism as a force of progress. If historical progress is defined by the destruction of pre-capitalist social relations and the creation of modern productive forces — then American imperialism is not only progressive, but the most progressive force in human history. After all, for Marx the capitalism of his time was a destructive force of progress that was necessary for communism arises through capitalism, not instead of it. Before objections begin, I'll bluntly state that I'm simply engaging in historical materialism to its conclusions and refuse to apply moral exceptions to the infantilised leftism that dominates the current milieu of the western left.

We may object to it on moral grounds, but if we are to be materialist, then we'd have to acknowledge the following facts with regards to American imperialism in this day and age:

First, American imperialism has functioned as an unparalleled mechanism for the destruction of pre-capitalist, semi-feudal, clerical, and patrimonial sPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.494698

>>494690
>Reza Shah Pahlavi’s white revolution that, if continued, would have brought Iran into the modern age of industrial production rather than having its industry ossified as it is the case in the present.
What is your basis for this prediction? Under the Islamic Republic, Iran actually has become one of the world's leading manufacturers of drones and Iran is otherwise well-known for having an enormous corps of engineering talent. This in spite of decades of attempts to block Iran's access to outside resources through economic sanctions. Conversely, under many vassal regimes in history the puppeteering power has kept economies purposely undeveloped in order to exploit cheap labor.
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 No.494699

>>494698

That shows how little you know about Iranian modern history, for the very weapons manufacturing and educated human capital you praise theocratic Iran for is built on the back of Pahlavi's white reforms which not only increased literacy in the country, but also kickstarted a minor Industrial Revolution that today's Iran continues to rely on to this day. Matter of fact, economic growth under Reza Shah approached close to 10%, while today growth has been stagnant even factoring for western sanctions.

If the 1979 revolution never occurred, then Iran would be wealthier than today, and with a more proletarianised populace as well. This are just facts you can easily read on any book on Iranian history, not an endorsement for current attempts by the American empire at re-instituting the bourgeois monarchy.

Just because Iran today sits on the opposite end of the USA doesn't mean that I, a historical materialist, will make a moral exception for that bourgeois theocracy in west Asia solely because it's besieged today. Moralisms and shitlib idealism shouldn't seep into material analysis.
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 No.494700

>>494699
>If the 1979 revolution never occurred, then Iran would be wealthier than today
On the one hand there would probably be less economic sanctions and Western attacks on them to contend with over the decades. On the other hand their oil sovereignty would still be in the hands of British Petroleum.
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 No.494758

>slavery in Ancient Greece as progressive in that it advanced societies relative to their predecessors (in ancient Greece's case, from tribal society to city-states)
Completely ahistorical nonsense. Not only did city-states exist well before the Greek Classical period, but it was preceded by a historically regressive period at the end of the Bronze Age where creditor oligarchies were allowed form and seize control of governance away from the palace monarchies that had once kept them in check. This gave way to people losing first their land and then their freedoms by creditors. The same thing happened in the late Roman Republic, and a similar, more rigorously documented phase happened in Mesopotamia at the end of Hammurabi's Babylonian dynasty. In all cases they led to the mass enslavement of civilizations, a dramatic reduction in written records, desertion of urban centers, and stagnation in innovation beyond warfare.

It was not slavery that played a progressive role in the Greek Classical period. It was figures like Solon issuing mass debt amnesties that built a body of free citizens to give way to democracy. Or, when city-states like Argos experienced cataclysmic disasters in warfare, they were forced to make new citizenship bodies out of the slave population and the consequent turn over lead to democratic rule. Slavery has never been a progressive force in history, it represents something more akin to a destructive detour on the path of progressive development.
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 No.494785

>>494673
Firstly, Kudos on such a great effortpost in the era of AIposting on imageboards.
However, I disagree with your primary thesis. If Marx would alive today he wouldn't be using the same analysis of the 1800s, because he understood that dialectical materialism requires our analysis to adapt to changing circumstances. The US has next to no organized work force and technology has only inched forward since the cold war. Technologies such as AI which only exist to kill jobs and surveille the working class are anything but progressive.

>Iran's archaic mode of production and imperialism

You'll need some evidence for this bold take. To where does Iran export capital? What private monopolies does Iran extend past its borders? Funding groups like Hamas is not imperialism by any definition. I'll admit that I also find the uncritical support given by "tankies" to be cringey, but the wholesale destruction of Israel should be celebrated by everyone, Left or Right, Gentile or Jew.

Marx had just begun to investigate metabolic rift and the externalities of capitalism in his final years. I doubt he would have the same productivist focus today when we see the pollutions of capitalism poisoning our bodies, minds, and planet.


All-in-all, a good post. You're wrong, but it's still a good post and I hope you have a good day.


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 No.487075[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Big massive thread for American politics.
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 No.494557

>>494556
Cuban DEA neutralizes Miami fentanyl boat
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 No.494566

Get the fuck out of chagos you yank baboons
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 No.494696

LIVE STOP TRUMP’S IRAN WAR Protest in Chicago
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 No.494722

https://x.com/BNONews/status/2028006740466274316
BREAKING: Multiple people shot at music venue in Cincinnati, Ohio
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 No.494759

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the americans killing iranian children


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 No.486538[Reply]

From AJ yesterday:
The first cross-border strike inside Afghanistan since March came after a spate of attacks by the Pakistan Taliban.
Islamabad, Pakistan – The Pakistani military conducted air raids in neighbouring Afghanistan late on Tuesday night, targeting hideouts of the Pakistan Taliban, known by the acronym TTP, armed group in Paktika province, according to security officials.

While no official statement was issued by Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs or military media wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), sources confirmed to Al Jazeera that the attacks took place in the Barmal district of Afghanistan, near Pakistan’s South Waziristan tribal district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

The interim Afghan government, ruled by the Taliban, also confirmed the attacks but insisted that civilians had been targeted. The Taliban spokesperson’s office told Al Jazeera that at least 46 people, including women and children, were among those killed in air raids.

“The Pakistani side should understand that such arbitrary measures are not a solution to any problem,” Enayatullah Khowarazami, spokesperson for Afghanistan’s Defence Ministry, wrote on social media platform X. “The Islamic Emirate will not leave this cowardly act unanswered and considers the defense of its territory an inalienable right,” he added, referring to Afghanistan by the name given by the Taliban government.

The air raids, which were conducted for the second time this year, came just hours after Pakistan’s special representative for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadi, met interim Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Kabul.

“Met Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi today. Held wide-ranging discussions. Agreed to work together to further strengthen bilateral cooperation and promote peace and progress in the region,” Sadiq posted on X.

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 No.486539

There's a Pakistan Taliban?
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 No.486549

>>486538
>What's gonna happen, guys?
Dunno, but it looks like more countries getting drawn into the regional clusterfuck.

If I'm not mistaken Pakistan has illegitimately imprisoned a very popular socdem politician (Khan something or other), and that is becoming politically untenable with masses of people protesting for his release. Maybe they are trying to stir a conflict to distract from that.
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Update:
This theatre has been heating up a lot in the past couple days.

What to know about the latest round of clashes
If you’re just catching up with this story, here’s what you need to know:

Pakistan this morning bombed two locations in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.
The first strike occurred at about 1:50am local time (21:20 GMT), according to Al Jazeera correspondent Nasser Shadid. Afghan forces responded with anti-aircraft fire.
“Afghan Taliban defence targets were targeted in Kabul, Paktia (province) and Kandahar,” Pakistani Information Minister Attaullah Tarar posted on X, while Defence Minister Khawaja Asif declared an “open war” with the Taliban government.
Pakistan and Afghanistan also exchanged fire on Thursday along their border, with both claiming to have inflicted casualties.
The fighting follows days of escalating hostilities, although relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been on the decline for months.
Afghanistan’s Taliban authority said that a “large-scale offensive operations have been launched ⁠against Pakistani military ⁠positions and installations along the Durand Line” on Thursday.
The Taliban said their attack was in response to a separate round of Pakistani air strikes earlier this week.

https://aje.news/zwor25?update=4342101
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 No.494560[Reply]

BREAKING
A gusano terror boat carrying 100% fishscale Miami fent has been neutralized after its occupants were discovered by the Cuban coast guard and opened fire. A tactical intervention by the Cuban DEA resulted in the permanent neutralization of 4 gusano narcoterrorists and the mild injury of 6 further Florida fentanyl traffickers. The 6 surviving Miami narcos were reportedly very upset abut their booboos, and cried a lot and blamed gommunism and would not shut up even though nobody cared or liked them. The FBI (Federal Booboo Inspectors) is reportedly investigating it as a major booboo incident.

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 No.494563

Was it really narco traffickers? I thought it was some dumbass CIA "Archer" style subcontractor trying to reenact the Bay of Pigs.
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 No.494564

>>494563
some "true patriots" of god=trump's army…
how the hell did some dudes in a single boat think they were going to take down the Cuban government on their own?
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 No.494565

>>494564
With American grit and spirit


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 No.457563[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Last one is full and the worst thread on leftychan must be contained.

In recent news: Ukies done a successful counteroffensive in Izium, Z gang now in shambles. Biden promises even more money for Ukraine. Putin meets Xi, Erdogan, Modi and others at the SCO summit.


Pro-Russia sources:
https://nitter.net/RWApodcast
https://nitter.net/mdfzeh
https://nitter.net/AZmilitary1
https://nitter.net/wargonzoo
https://nitter.net/TheHumanFund5
https://t.me/intelslava
https://t.me/asbmil
https://t.me/vorposte

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 No.493789

Two killed, dozens wounded in large Russian drone attacks across Ukraine
More than 200,000 people in the Russian-occupied part of Zaporizhia are without power after a Ukrainian strike.

Two people have been killed and dozens injured in overnight Russian drone attacks across Ukraine, where strikes on energy infrastructure have caused power outages in freezing temperatures, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

In a social media post on Sunday, Zelenskyy said the Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhia, Khmelnytskyi and Odesa regions were targeted in an attack that included more than 200 drones.



The Russian government has made several demands over the past months, including territorial concessions and assurances that Ukraine won’t seek NATO membership.

Ukraine is also facing an acute energy crisis due to continuous Russian bombardment this winter.



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 No.493906

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https://x.com/MenchOsint/status/2014362583948525647
French Forces seized a Russian Oil Tanker "Grinch" in the Mediterranean Sea.

The operation was carried with the UK according to the statement, but ads-b data confirms the US has been tracking this tanker for a week.
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 No.493909

>>493906
Fuck france
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 No.493910

>>493906
They keep seizing russian tankers, they really want to escalate don't they
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 No.494554

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Yep.


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