Let’s check in on Marseille, France, during the observance of Ramadan. About one-third of the city’s population consists of Muslims, mostly migrants from Algeria and Morocco.
They might marginally remain the majority, yet it is becoming difficult for Christians to go about their business. The Muslims have begun to assert control over everyone. This is not assimilation, but something much more akin to expropriation. Here’s more from Paul Joseph Watson.
Has President Donald Trump run an end game against the endless wars? Will we see a more stable and peaceful Middle East in the aftermath of the Iranian War? Has Trump defanged the Mullahs by stripping away their weaponry as well as their capacity to build new bombs, drones, planes and war ships?
How about NATO? None of America’s NATO’s allies took part in the Iran War, and some of those nations — like Great Britain, France and Spain — actually thwarted the U.S. military. There’s no reason whatsoever to continue making payments to NATO. We should reserve our spending for European defense for those nations like Poland, Hungary and the Slovak Republic that actually support the United States and have shown they are serious about maintaining a defensive posture.
Is Trump also ready to end the Federal Reserve? Will the U.S. Treasury become our federal government’s financial agent, rather than allowing central bankers to make huge bundles off the taxpayers’ dollars?
Pray! There’s plenty more in this new edition from And We Know, including a look at the rogue judges who occupy so many of our nation’s courts, as well as penal institutions, among them Alcatraz.
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President Donald Trump is mulling over an American departure from NATO. This comes after European nations refused to help guard oil tankers carrying loads of exported oil over the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz, flanking Iran.
Europe stands to benefit from free-flowing oil, as at least 10 percent of the gas it uses flows through the Persian Gulf. Of course, Asian nations, including Japan, India and Communist China, derive even higher totals of their oil supply through the Persian Gulf.
Meanwhile, Trump is building new support in his fight to defang the Iranians and their terrorist allies. Saudi Arabia is said to be ready to attack Iran after Iran keeps lobbing missiles and drones into Saudi Arabia and neighboring Gulf states.
If Saudi Arabia does so, how many other Gulf states might join them? Will this lead to World War III or will Iran have to seek peace, knowing none of its neighbors will put up any longer with the constant threats of violence and terrorism? Here’s more from Steve Turley.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The NATO forces apparently relented later Thursday, as six nations signed a joint statement saying they will take part in a mission to patrol the Persian Gulf to ensure safe passageway for ships. Signing the agreement: Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan.)
A special effects makeup man with a skillful knack for maskwork apparently put his talents to work, masquerading as Jim Carrey at the 51st Cesar Film Awards in France.
The reason that Jim Carrey didn’t look like Carrey was quite simple — it wasn’t Carrey.
Instead it was Alexis Stone, donning a Jim Carrey mask. Stone is a makeup artist who can morph himself into impersonating pretty much any star. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.
Fallout from the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files has been most pronounced across Europe. Prince Andrew was arrested in Great Britain, and there have been other arrests or charges raised in Great Britain, France, Norway and Slovakia. Now, we’re starting to see a few of the Epstein perverts get bounced from cushy positions in the United States.
Besides Tom Pritzker, who resigned as CEO of the Hyatt Hotels, Larry Summers has now announced he will leave Harvard University in disgrace at the end of the spring semester.
Summers served as Treasury Secretary under President Barack Obama and also is a former president of Harvard University. More recently, he has been teaching economics at the school as well as heading its Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government.
Also, David A. Ross has resigned as chair of the MFA art practice program at New York’s School of Visual Arts. Ross previously served at the Whitney Museum of American Art as well as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Here’s more from The Jimmy Dore Show.
The Blob — Socialist and leftwing parties across Europe — are going crazy over the kind of rightwing popularism sported by President Donald Trump and now embraced by conservative politicians across Europe. The Blob is responding by arresting their opponents, banning free speech and expanding the pools of illegal migrants to drown out native voices.
Here, former State Department official Mike Benz gives us an update on the nasty practices being pushed by these globalists to try to wipe out any traces of nationalism, free speech or popular spirit. Many of these players draw their talking points from the plutocrats at the European Union, as well as from the non-governmental think tanks in America run by the crooked Democrats.
Here’s more from Benz, who now serves as executive director of the Foundation For Freedom Online.
Investigative Journalist Jessamyn Dodd gives us the latest names in the Epstein Files drop as nonstop information continues to flood the Internet like an avalanche!
Are we going to see worldwide arrests? These people can no longer walk the streets. Here’s more from David “Nino” Rodriguez.
Thomas Pritzker has resigned as executive chairman of the board of the Hyatt Hotels, saying he did not wish to bring harm down upon the hotel chain. Pritzker has been in the news extensively as the press reported on his close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Pritzker, who is the cousin of Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, said, “My job and responsibility is to provide good stewardship. Good stewardship also means protecting Hyatt, particularly in the context of my association with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, which I deeply regret.
“I exercised terrible judgment in maintaining contact with them, and there is no excuse for failing to distance myself sooner.”
More than a dozen resignations linked to Epstein have now occurred across the United States, as well as in Great Britain, France, the Slovak Republic and Saudi Arabia. Will be interesting to see how many more compromised hacks resign after the unredacted Epstein files get released. Here’s more from WGN News.
Jeffrey Epstein’s text messages mention Emmanuel Macron’s boyfriend.
More inconsistencies appear in Erika Kirk’s story.
And we look more into the story of Gilgamesh and how it ties in with Epstein and the elites. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
