[NY Post] If the Foo Shits Tucker Carlson has claimed the CIA read his text messages leading up to the war with Iran in an effort to frame him as a foreign agent.
The conservative pundit, 56,
…that’s “conservative”, as he postures for clicks and Qatari money…
said the Department of Justice is preparing to charge him with being an unregistered foreign agent for the Iranian regime on the CIA’s recommendation, during a video posted on X Saturday night. "and certified antisemitic attention whore"
"The CIA is preparing some kind of criminal referral against me, a crime report to the Department of Justice, on the basis of a supposed crime I committed," the former Fox News host said in the video released Saturday.
"What’s that crime? Well, talking to people in Iran before the war," Carlson added. "They [the CIA] read my texts."
The NSC collects them, no doubt, just like all internet traffic, but you’re just a talkmeister, dood. None of your details matter.
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What's the likelihood that the Trump admin used Carlson as a vector to feed disinformation to the Mullahs that ultimately got Khamenei et al killed?
Trump should preemptively pardon Carlson and maybe even award him a medal for his contribution.
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^ Or Tucker has just gone insane. I figure the odds be 50-50.
Personally, I suspect the Juice had more to do with the Ayatollah getting waxed than Carlson. Tricksy as hobbits, they are!
(yeah, I know 'antisemitism'. At least I didn't say 'Soros')
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Ref #5
So the rapid movement of Tucker's point of view towards Mecca is actually reflective of his establishment as an dis-information conduit as well as an intel asset? Framing him as such may well make it so even if it's not. Perception is easily reality in the Wilderness of Mirrors!
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Facebook Reel: Syrian-Jewish immigrant American lawyer suggests that the CIA would not admit to targetting Mr. Carlson because that is illegal, and therefore it’s logical to assume his texts were picked up by the CIA because he was contacting a target of their legitimate investigation in Iran, during which he said something he should not have, perhaps something mentioned by his son, who works for VP JD Vance.
Also, the Syrian-Jewish, etc. gentleman is really funny.
[ZERO] For years Democrats argued that "Antifa" is not a real organization; rather, they claim it is a set of ideals with no concrete membership. This illusory definition of the movement is quite deliberate in that it is designed to protect Antifa members from being defined as terrorists or facing direct consequences for their actions.
Legal questions have been growing over the use of federal terrorism laws against leftist activists. Democrats claim they're engaging in constitutionally protected civil protest - rationale used justify attacks on ICE agents during the execution of deportations. It was also used extensively as legal grounds for violence and property destruction during the BLM riots.
Now, there's been a conviction.
On Friday, nine defendants accused of being part of a North Texas "Antifa Cell" were convicted by a federal jury in Fort Worth. The incident in question took place on July 4th, 2025, at the Prairieland ICE Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas - where anti-ICE protests functioned as cover for the vandalization of government property (vehicles, guard shack, security cameras), the use if exploding fireworks at the facility, and the shooting of a police officer.
#1
Once again the UNDENIABLE facts, and truth raises up and come out, exposing yet another Anti-USA Democrat funded/supported endeavor.
But given, the Democrats have a 198-year track record, of slavery/Voter Plantations, lying about, misleading, and trying to screw over anything that builds a better United America.
A person can understand why they have a long history of using Voter Fraud to win elections.
[PJ] This is not an overnight development that just happened in the past two weeks, after the Trump administration and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
Reports were emerging in January that even while Iranian citizens fed an uprising that led to the murder of roughly 40,000 of them at the hands of the Iranian regime, members of the regime have been quietly relocating to Canada.
A news site called Justice In Conflict reported in January that "in 2021, a Tehran police chief was spotted at a Toronto-area gym. In 2024, it was reported that 700 Iranian nationals linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) resided in Canada — the same group that has been designated as a terrorist entity by the Canadian government. That same year, five Iranian regime figures faced deportation back to Iran."
Now, thanks to the X platform, we have almost real-time proof that the IRGC rats are fleeing the ship.
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It makes sense they would find shelter in China. And Canada is the eastern most chinese province.
[FoxBusiness] "California once supplied nearly 40 percent of U.S. oil production, but decades of radical state policies targeting reliable energy sources have driven a decline in domestic output while fuel demand remains among the highest in the nation," the DOE said. "Today, more than 60 percent of the oil refined in California comes from overseas, with a significant share traveling through the Strait of Hormuz—presenting serious national security threats."
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Suspension of the Jones Act may also help. Building a pipeline into CA and NV would also be a better solution going forward. The world's number one oil producer importing foreign oil because some cockamamie dumb-asses have ruined California'with their green choke-hold has got to stop.
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I think Trump is playing on California Dems commie price/energy controls. I paid $6.08 Midgrade today. Everyone with a brain who fills up should know why the cost is so high
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I ran across this idiot on X and need some therapy for having done so.
BREAKING - US based TikToker Ethan Levins is under fire for giving Iran coordinates to strike US Patriot defense systems in Israel.
You can disagree with Israel all you want, but anyone willing to help an enemy strike American targets based in another country is a traitor. pic.twitter.com/rFpbpaNW8K
— Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) March 14, 2026
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So, just charge him and those that assisted him.
Then haul their A$$es in to a TV viewed public court proceeding. Let the public see in full view what they did.
#2
Like the OODA loop, there would have to be a FAFO loop, too. Mr Levin might be going for the record here. In the “ I have a right to speak my Truth” to “ You have the right to remain silent” section, anyway.
22 years ago: the pipeline never happened because Syria was in the way but the guarantee remains solid even with the Strait of Hormuz closed.
Did the guarantee happen, or was it just another piece of paper? Israel is now a national gas supplier rather than an importer, though they still need to import oil.
[Guardian] Plans to build a pipeline to siphon oil from newly conquered Iraq to Israel are being discussed between Washington, Tel Aviv and potential future government figures in Baghdad.
The plan envisages the reconstruction of an old pipeline, inactive since the end of the British mandate in Palestine in 1948, when the flow from Iraq's northern oilfields to Palestine was re-directed to Syria.
Now, its resurrection would transform economic power in the region, bringing revenue to the new US-dominated Iraq, cutting out Syria and solving Israel's energy crisis at a stroke.
It would also create an end less and easily accessible source of cheap Iraqi oil for the US guaranteed by reliable allies other than Saudi Arabia - a keystone of US foreign policy for decades and especially since 11 September 2001.
Until 1948, the pipeline ran from the Kurdish-controlled city of Mosul to the Israeli port of Haifa, on its northern Mediterranean coast.
[TimesOfIndia] Iranian foreign minister said on Saturday that the Strait of Hormuz remains open to all countries except its "enemies"- United States and Israel.
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the Strait of Hormuz remains open to all countries except its "enemies"- United States and Israel.
Not to rain on the parade, do us Satans import/export anything thru the Straits? Obviously, it matters to the global oil trade and the world economy, but do we care as a nation?
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited
[Regnum] The United States has trapped itself by starting a war against Iran that it cannot end on its own terms. This was stated by retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis
… senior fellow at the stridently anti-Israel, Koch-backed Defense Priorities think tank who was briefly considered for Tulsi Gabbard’s deputy director of national intelligence, which would have been a dreadful mistake as we see here …
on March 14.
He added that Iran is not afraid of real military losses inflicted by the US and will be able to withstand this confrontation for a long time.
"Tehran sees the clock ticking until the most important event for (US President Donald Trump – Ed.) Trump – the midterm elections – and they're watching oil prices continue to rise, realizing that this puts more pressure on the Americans and Europeans than any bombs, missiles, or drones. <…> Over time, the pressure on the US will increase, and they will begin to seek a negotiated settlement to the conflict on terms more acceptable to Iran," Davis explained on social media.
The retired officer believes that the US has launched a stupid and ill-conceived war of its own choosing, from which there is no easy way out, no matter how many bombs it drops on Iran.
On February 28, the United States and Israel launched military operations against Iran. Strikes included civilian targets, as well as the homes of the country's leaders. In retaliation, Iranian forces attacked American and Israeli targets in the Middle East. Russia condemned the strikes against Iran. The Russian Foreign Ministry noted that the actions of Washington and Tel Aviv violate the UN Charter and the fundamental principles of international law.
Following the attack, missile and drone strikes disrupted supplies through the Persian Gulf. Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz fell by approximately 90%, leading to significant supply disruptions and higher prices. CNN, citing sources, reported that the rapid rise in oil prices following the start of the US-Israeli military operation against Iran had sent the White House into a panic. American officials, the network noted, were desperately trying to find ways to mitigate the crisis, which could have a significant impact on the US economy and harm Trump's standing with voters.
On March 13, Trump declined to offer any predictions about when the conflict with Iran would end. He explained that American troops would continue to carry out strikes as long as necessary.
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The Iranian Navy ship SAHAND was sunk in Operation Praying Mantis on 18 April 1988. Located by two American A-6E Intruders of Attack Squadron VA-95 steaming roughly 16 kilometres (10 mi) southwest of Larak Island, she was hit by two Harpoon missiles and four AGM-123 Skipper II laser-guided missiles. A pair of Rockeye cluster bombs from the aircraft and a single Harpoon from the destroyer USS Joseph Strauss finished the destruction of the ship.[3]
Left heavily aflame, dead in the water and listing to port, Sahand burned for several hours before fires reached her ammunition magazines and they detonated, sinking her in over 660 feet (200 metres) of water southwest of Larak Island. Forty-five members of her crew were killed.[3]T
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What's that old "Desiderata?" thing? "Listen to the stupid, the dumb$#its and retards, because they too have their stories you can learn what not to believe."
#7
A Lt. Cnl after 20 is required to retire. Another example of news pulling from the bottom to make a story.
‘ Each branch has a “high year of tenure” policy. If you don’t get promoted after a certain number of years at a specific rank, you may be required to leave the military. These policies vary by branch and rank“
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He can join the other Colonel who kept saying the Ukraine would fall in 6 months, since 2022. Need to be referred.
Kharg Island is Iran’s main oil export hub. Almost all of the country’s crude oil shipments leave from this island, making it a critical economic lifeline.
A strike on Kharg Island could mean more than just an attack on infrastructure.… pic.twitter.com/6yXaBwtOQC
Kharg Island is Iran’s main oil export hub. Almost all of the country’s crude oil shipments leave from this island, making it a critical economic lifeline.
A strike on Kharg Island could mean more than just an attack on infrastructure. It may signal a move to control Iran’s key oil gateway. If that happens, Iran’s exports could be disrupted, and control in the nearby Strait of Hormuz could shift.
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I appears they've already stolen frozen bank accounts cause they can't make payroll for their henchmen.
[IRANINTL] Iran’s armed forces are facing acute supply shortages, rising desertions and deepening friction between the regular army (Artesh) and the Revolutionary Guards, according to informed sources who described a military system under growing strain as the war intensifies.
Among the most serious allegations are reports that wounded army personnel have been denied assistance by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), that some frontline units are operating with minimal ammunition, food and drinking water, and that attempts to mobilize reserve forces have faltered.
TENSIONS BETWEEN ARMY AND REVOLUTIONARY GUARDS
One of the sharpest points of friction appears to involve medical support for wounded soldiers.
Sources said that regular army units are suffering significant casualties but that IRGC personnel have refused to transport injured army soldiers to hospitals despite having access to medical facilities.
According to the sources, Revolutionary Guards officials rejected repeated army requests for assistance, citing shortages of ambulances and blood supplies.
The refusals have deepened anger and resentment between personnel from the two forces, adding to long-standing institutional tensions between the regular army (Artesh) and the IRGC.
FRONTLINE SHORTAGES
The reported tensions come alongside severe shortages affecting some frontline and field units of the Iranian army.
Sources described worsening logistical conditions that have left troops struggling with limited ammunition and inadequate basic supplies.
In one example cited by the sources, some units were issued only 20 bullets for every two Artesh soldiers, leaving troops with little capacity to respond to potential attacks.
Field units in several areas are also said to be operating without reliable access to drinking water or sufficient food supplies.
The harsh conditions and what some soldiers perceive as neglect by commanders have contributed to what sources described as group desertions, with soldiers leaving bases and seeking refuge in nearby towns.
STRAIN EXTENDS TO IRGC UNITS
The strain is not limited to the regular army, according to the sources.
Even within IRGC missile units – traditionally among the best resourced parts of Iran’s military – there have been reports of communications equipment failures and shortages of food and other basic supplies.
Despite these problems, the sources said the command structure appears to be prioritizing the delivery of technical components needed to keep missile systems operational, rather than sending additional food rations or individual equipment to personnel.
The accounts suggest commanders are focusing on maintaining strategic weapons capabilities while troops face deteriorating living conditions.
RESERVE MOBILIZATION FALTERS
Efforts to widen the manpower pool appear to have run into resistance as well.
Sources said attempts by the Revolutionary Guards to mobilize reserve forces earlier this week produced limited results.
Many of those summoned for service reportedly did not report to military centers. Instead, some individuals used the situation to leave their areas and assist family members in moving toward border regions in hopes of leaving the country.
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F6 Source was the intended opening. Sticky keyboard!
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