President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned the nations of Europe to get their act together and raise their spending on defense to at least 5 percent. The Europeans have consistently ignored Trump, and just dawdled without addressing their delinquent defense.
Now, Russia is testing them — sending a drone that detonated on top of an apartment complex in Romania. This comes as America has been downsizing its troops sent to support NATO.
Frankly, Trump grew weary of spending so much to protect nations that refused to look after themselves or tend to their defensive needs. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
Former CIA officer Larry Johnson says Russia held back from striking key Kiev command centers for four years specifically to avoid killing the Western intelligence and military officers embedded inside them. But Johnson says, “Now, Putin’s gloves are off and he’s not bluffing.”
Will the heart of Ukraine be struck soon? Here’s more on Redacted News.
Do we finally have a deal? The terms are reportedly DONE.
Now, the world waits to see whether President Donald Trump signs off on what could become a historic agreement with Iran. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
Mike Lenz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, returns with the second part of his series delving into the mass censorship that occurred during the Joe Biden administration. Lenz shows the origins of many of Biden’s policies linked to an academic journal by the name of the Tech Policy Press.
This series will likely involve 10 or more installments, We’re going to try to run each one so you can have a roadmap to understand the Democrats’ oppressive censorship, how it was built and was allowed to flourish.
Look for explosives during the month of June. Tulsi Gabbard will be leaving her post as director of National Intelligence on June 20, but ahead of that time. don’t be surprised if scores of major indictments drop, based on Gabbard’s intelligence inquiries over the past two years.
She has taken her job to heart and has uncovered proof tying prominent members of Barack Obama’s administration to illegal activities up to and including Russia collusion, entrapment by the FBI at Mar-A-Lago and and the two impeachment efforts launched by the Democrats against President Donald Trump during his first term in office.
Here, former CIA officer Michael Jaco joins David “Nino” Rodriguez in predicting a few of the parties most likely to face indictments. Obviously, it won’t be clear exactly who gets charged, and what charges they will face, until indictments get dropped. So this remains pure speculation at this time, although speculation that bears remembering as the explosive month of June unfolds.
Juan O’Savin predicts June will be the month the daggers come out. While Tulsi Gabbard is resigning near the end of the month to tend to her sick husband, she will not be leaving like a lamb. She has been gathering evidence for the past two years that underscores how enemies of America, both domestic and foreign, have conspired to rig and steal elections, and commit hideous crimes. The phony impeachment trials brought against President Donald Trump as well as the raid at his Florida home in Mar-A-Lago stand out as prime examples.
Gabbard has fought diligently to weed out this corruption, O’Savin says. He likened her to the Rhodesian ridgeback — a dog bred in Africa with the uncanny ability to corral lions. Gabbard will be nailing lions all this coming month — delivering plenty of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July.
The villains now know “the threat now is palpable. It’s not just way out in the distance,” O’Savin says. “Trump and the people who are in place are coming for them.”
Gabbard will be bring the goods, but O’Savin, Michael Jaco and other fraud fighters will join scores of whistleblowers June 15-17 at the Ahern Hotel in Las Vegas to amplify on the swathe of crimes that have been committed. Here, O’Savin joins Rodriguez for plenty more “boom” revelations.
Rumors continue to circulate that the United States is close to pulling off a deal to settle the war with Iran. Patrick Bet-David has sorted through the speculated parameters of such a deal, and enumerated the winners and losers. Obviously, this is a matter of conjecture at this point, because we’re talking about speculations, conjectures and elements that are not yet so in concrete. So the deal could vanish, or change substantially, before it is set in stone.
Still, the suggested terms would represent a major coup for President Donald Trump. Not only will he be in a strong position to send the Democrats packing come November, but he also will prove himself quite the craftsman of global relationships, able to settle longstanding feuds and conflicts through his Art of the Deal.
From the American standpoint, we win because Iran will supposedly surrender its 450 kg of enriched uranium, an amount that could produce 11 nuclear bombs. The Strait of Hormuz would reopen and no enormous fees would be charged ships for safe passage or transit. And Iran will stop funding terrorism by the Houthis, Hezbollah and Shia militias. Iran would not receive billions in cash, as was done by Barack Obama, but would regain access to their own frozen funds in various global accounts, totaling $6 billion to $30 billion.
China would win somewhat, regaining its primary source of gasoline and fuel. But NATO would be stripped of quite a bit of power. Here, Langley Outdoors Academy gives us the full tally of winners and losers. It’s quite an accomplishment. Of course. it hasn’t happened yet, so there’s still quite a few risks involved.
The leftist asshat Hasan Piker and Code Pink cofounder Medea Benjamin have drawn federal subpoenas following their trip to Cuba to bring aid to the leaders of the Communist regime.
Isra Hirsi, the activist daughter of U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, also could face criminal charges, as she joined Piker and Benjamin on their recent Cuban trip.
Are they going to prison? At this point, criminal charges have not been filed, but an administrative inquiry has been launched, according to Fox News. Here’s more from the Black Conservative Perspective.
Has President Donald Trump reached the breaking point with Iran? He signaled over the weekend that he’s now ready to unleash more military thunder over Iran. This comes after reports surfaced of an Iranian trained terrorist planning to assassinate Trump’s daughter Ivanka.
The New York Post published an ominous report identifying the captured Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, 32, as the one who vowed to assassinate President Donald Trump’s oldest daughter. Notably, Al-Saadi allegedly had a blueprint of Ivanka’s Florida home — going far beyond just murderous rhetoric. An Iraqi, he was arrested in Turkey and subsequently extradited to the United States.
Here, Doug in Exile says Trump’s decision to stay behind at the White House — and not attend his son Donald Junior’s wedding this weekend — suggests we could be looking at go time. It’s not clear if this would be an American bombing mission, an Israeli attack or even something more extensive, involving the landing of ground troops. We’ll need to keep our eyes peeled.
President Donald Trump and the U.S. Navy just put the ’N’ in the BBGN — Battleship, Guided Missile, NUCLEAR.
As Steve Green points out: What’s the use of having a warship defended by sharks with firkin’ LASER BEAMS in their heads if it can’t sail round the world un-refueled for FIFTY YEARS?
Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle. Green leads the discussion, joined by Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.
