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This excursion involves: the CIA, gambling, money laundering, cryptocurrencies and casinos, with a focus on Curacao, the small island nation in the Caribbean. Here’s more from Mike Benz.
The U.S. Department of Justice, along with federal intelligence agencies, is working to thwart a Communist Chinese hacking group known as QTFY. Established in 2018, QTFY has engaged in efforts to compromise American federal and military websites.
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche says agencies who have been targeted include the Federal Reserve, the Department of Justice, NASA and the U.S. Senate. Much of the disruption has involved two pieces of malware: QTRouter and QScan. To stop the intrusion, three websites have been seized: : qtproxy.xyz, qt-proxy.org, and qt-team.com.
Blanche says the battle isn’t over. He expects the Chinese to reload and make new attempts along the same lines. Here’s more from Doug in Exile.
Discover how financial pressures, not bombs, crippled Iran’s ability to fund Hamas and Hezbollah. A new strategy targeting the machinery behind global conflict. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
The Democrats’ official candidate for U.S. Senate from Oklahoma — N’Kiyal Jasmine Thomas — appears to be a raving lunatic in a TikTok video. The video shows her shrieking as she cuts up a photo of the former Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin, who now heads U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Thomas is not formally a member of Democratic Socialists of America, but says she supports the group’s premises. She’s one nutty fruitcake, so crazy she ought to be leading the shrieking Lindsay Clancy protests.
How will the Democrats ever survive the fall-out from the 2026 midterm elections? Here’s a party that’s seemingly dead in the water, full of screaming lunatics who unquestionably belong in an asylum. Here’s more from Neil Johnson.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe might not have met in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin but Putin received a briefing immediately from the Russian KGB agents who had met with Ratcliffe. What this suggests: Ratcliffe carried a secretive message to Putin that was delivered on site and in person to avoid any risks of exposure.
What was that message? And why has President Donald Trump not said a word about Ratcliffe’s trip to Moscow?
Here’s more from Chris Yoon about the speculation now running rampant.
The city that made the cyber-punk classic Ghost In The Shell has a problem. It has run out of room.
There’s nowhere to go but up. Here’s a look at the twisted archways and paths cutting into the city of Hong Kong. Here’s more, with a distinct architectural focus, from Dami Lee.
Mike Benz does some more detective work, focusing on how USAIDs worked through the World Bank to push globalism and end our nationalism. He focuses on psychological operations.
Benz, a former staffer at the U.S. State Department, now heads the non-profit Foundation for Freedom Online.
Election fraud and overseas manipulation of American elections reached a fever pitch in the 2020 Presidential election, but has remained a problem on the American scene for much longer. Why didn’t President Donald trump or the U.S. Congress do something about it earlier?
Would have been difficult because our federal spy agencies were entirely negligent. They massaged the PDBs — the Presidential Daily Briefings — to remove all references to this election interference. Instead of ferreting out the truth, these agencies hid the espionage, as if they were arms of Communist China or Venezuela.
Here, John Solomon of Just The News explains how these agencies buried election warnings. Solomon discusses the issue with The Epoch Times’ American Thought Leaders.
Iran is facing an increasingly severe economic and military squeeze as sanctions, financial isolation, trade restrictions, and attacks on its military infrastructure cut the country off from the global economy. The strategy resembles an economic “Anaconda Plan,” gradually depriving Iran of oil revenue, foreign currency, industrial parts, weapons, fuel, and access to international markets while negotiations and military action continue.
Iran is betting that it can withstand the pressure long enough for the approaching U.S. midterm elections to constrain the Trump administration, but the country is losing hundreds of millions of dollars in economic output and revenue each day while its military capabilities continue to deteriorate.
The Strait of Hormuz may also become less valuable as Gulf states expand pipelines and alternative export routes through the Gulf of Oman, Red Sea, and potentially the Mediterranean. As Iran’s economy weakens, its military shrinks, and alternative oil routes reduce its leverage over global shipping, time may increasingly favor the United States rather than Tehran. Here’s more from Victor Davis Hanson.
Why didn’t the FBI arrest and prosecute Chinese spy Fang Fang in a timely fashion?
It turns out Jack Smith – the same hardcore leftist prosecutor who worked to undermine President Donald Trump — also waved off any prosecution of Fang Fang. Smith belongs in prison. As did Fang Fang.
She not only placed Chinese spies as interns on our Congress, but also underwrote the campaigns of Eric Swalwell. She also screwed him at least twice, while he was pumped up on Ambien. Here’s more from Doug In Exile, citing sources including the FBI and John Solomon at Just The News.
