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DeepSight:
But you supported Kirk saying that blacks were better behaved "when they did not have equal rights."

With your gutter-level understanding, you should ask someone you can trust, probably the person feeding you to explain to you what Kirk actually said and what his arguments are. 😂

bayelsaowei:
This is from the Oregon Gov you propagandist..

I am tired of you.

To have tailored your link to people of color shows you’re almost completely hopeless..

I shake my head for you in pity.

This thing you posted is from 2021.

It is true, they are making black people more useless

benalvino3:
Lol.

When I told you Biden was accused of rape you said it did not go to court, so you are not seeing him as a rapist but you call Trump a pdf and no court said he is a pdf. Why is that?

Trump is an established sex offender and a proud one at that..

But you worship him day and night.. you could die for him if need be.

benalvino3:
With your gutter-level understanding, you should ask someone you can trust, probably the person feeding you to explain to you what Kirk actually said and what his arguments are. 😂

Mere emotion.

Bayelsaowei read this https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bjberner_oregon-just-dropped-all-graduation-standards-activity-7415862845340635141-Y_Wd

benalvino3:
Lol.

When I told you Biden was accused of rape you said it did not go to court, so you are not seeing him as a rapist but you call Trump a pdf and no court said he is a pdf. Why is that?

But a court held him liable for sexual assault and he had to pay.

benalvino3:
This thing you posted is from 2021.

It is true, they are making black people more useless

The gov gave the reasons for the temporary suspension, which started actually during Covid. And that suspension affects everyone including white individuals.

To have made it look like it was for people of color only shows how deceptive you are and an irredeemable propagandist.

DeepSight:
But a court held him liable for sexual assault and he had to pay.

I am tired of these guys..

He had to hold on to Biden, whilst Trumps vileness is dancing in front of him.

How more of an idolatrous vassal can one be?

bayelsaowei:
The gov gave the reasons for the temporary suspension, which started actually during Covid. And that suspension affects everyone including white individuals.

To have made it look like it was for people of color only shows how deceptive you are and an irredeemable propagandist.

Thanks for that factual bit. Yes, it for everyone.

benalvino3:
This thing you posted is from 2021.

It is true, they are making black people more useless

What work did you do as a child.

Was it -

1. Lavatory cleaner at a White only facility

2. Steward to a White supremacist family

3. Fart inhaler of a white supremacist master.

It has to be one or more.

benalvino3:
Thanks for that factual bit. Yes, it for everyone.

Oh really. So what were you on about?

DeepSight:
Please can you read out the moniker that posted that on X?

What has the moniker got to the with the message its posting

bayelsaowei:
I am tired of these guys..

He had to hold on to Biden, whilst Trumps vileness is dancing in front of him.

How more of an idolatrous vassal can one be?

It's truly shameful and daily I wonder how there can be black people who think like they do. They are the evidence of the true success of white supremacists at brainwashing some black people.

How can one clean the sh......t of those who hate one so tirelessly and so faithfully?

raumdeuter:
What has the moniker got to the with the message its posting

I told you to stay in your wardrobe till dawn.

DeepSightZ:
Oh really. So what were you on about?

Did you see the original post or you are still tied with the gutter-level understanding?

benalvino3:
Did you see the original post or you are still tied with the gutter-level understanding?

Will you shattap.

Irresponsible.
Inverse racist.

Community child donor.

An highly reputable source for news and information!

Benjamin Netanyahu
Analysis
‘They have screwed each other pretty badly’: tensions emerge in Netanyahu-Trump alliance
Julian Borger in Jerusalem

Israeli PM says he has ‘full coordination’ with US president amid reports that Washington no longer consults him

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/09/tensions-emerge-bejamin-netanyahu-donald-trump-alliance

Benjamin Netanyahu interrupted an uncharacteristically long silence over the Iran conflict this week with a video commentary insisting he had “full coordination” with Donald Trump, with whom he spoke “almost daily”.

The insistence that all was rosy in the US-Israeli relationship followed weeks of reports in the domestic press that Israel was no longer being consulted over the Iran conflict, and even less over Pakistani-brokered peace talks. Such is the scepticism over Netanyahu’s trustworthiness among the general public and independent press that the immediate reaction among observers to his video statement was speculation that the reality could be even worse than they had imagined.

“He is doing so much talking about how great the relationship is that it makes me rather concerned about how much tension there is,” said Dahlia Scheindlin, an American-Israeli political consultant and pollster. “I wouldn’t be surprised, as the war is clearly going very poorly from all perspectives related to the original goals.”

The US president and the Israeli prime minister have long presented mirror images of each other. They have both pioneered populist methods to dominate domestic politics, cutting away at the constitutional underpinning of the very systems that brought them to power, with little regard for past norms or constraints.

Since 28 February, when they brought the Gulf to a standstill with a devastating US-Israeli assault on Iran, they have bound their fate together so tightly that it will be very hard for either of them to unstick themselves from its legacy.

Netanyahu spent decades trying to persuade a succession of US presidents to join Israel in a war against the Islamic Republic. He went to unprecedented lengths for a foreign leader wading into US domestic politics, in particular when it came to undermining the multilateral nuclear deal with Iran of 2015, which had been Barack Obama’s flagship foreign policy achievement.

Netanyahu helped coax Trump to walk out of that deal in 2018, which in turn led to a ramping up of Iran’s nuclear programme and accumulation of a stockpile of highly enriched uranium sufficient for a dozen nuclear warheads. And in February this year, according to extensive reporting in the US press, Netanyahu was instrumental in convincing Trump that war was the only solution to the threat, and one that would be easily won.

By then, the Israeli leader was pushing at a door that was already ajar. The month before, US forces had pulled off an extraordinary coup, swooping into Caracas in a surprise raid and whisking away the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro.

“Netanyahu, being the conman that he is, used Venezuela as an example,” Alon Pinkas, a former Israeli diplomat, said. “He said to him: ‘Look what you did in Venezuela. It was painless. It was effortless. It was beautiful. You changed the regime.’

“Then he begins bombarding Trump with intelligence data showing that Iran had expanded its missile production and its missile-launching capabilities, and still has 450kg of highly enriched uranium,” Pinkas said.

With the help of the Mossad director, David Barnea, Netanyahu portrayed the Tehran regime as an overripe fruit ready to drop from the branch.

“He told Trump: ‘The Iranian economy is in shambles. The people are on the precipice of revolt. The Revolutionary Guards are losing control. Life in Iran is intolerable. This is our time,’” Pinkas said. “‘What we could do together is bring down the regime … think that together, jointly, we can win the war in three, four days.’”

According to multiple reports, US intelligence and military officials stressed the risk that Iran could attack US allies in the Gulf and close the strait of Hormuz. But Netanyahu – and US administration hawks including the defence secretary, Pete Hegseth – prevailed, arguing that Iran’s Revolutionary Guards were overrated and would not have the strength to hit back.

They were proved wrong on every count. The Iranian people did not rise up, the regime did not fall, the Kurds did not attack from the north-west and the Revolutionary Guards were able to inflict withering damage on US bases and Gulf monarchies, close the Hormuz strait and trigger a global economic crisis.

“Some 30 days into the war, by the end of March there were signs that Trump was very disappointed with Netanyahu,” Pinkas said.

The president stopped mentioning Israel and Netanyahu in his relentlessly upbeat public statements about the war. When US negotiators started talking to their Iranian counterparts and Pakistani mediators in the run up to a ceasefire announcement on 8 April, Israel was left out of the loop. Israeli officials complained to the press that they had to use their intelligence assets to try to find out what was going on.

There are varying accounts of what is on the table in the peace talks, but there has been no mention of Iran’s missile arsenal or its use of regional proxies, both of which are Israeli priorities.

When Trump did mention Netanyahu, it was mostly to tell him off. After Israel bombed Iran’s South Pars gasfield, for example, Trump said he had told Netanyahu “not to do that”.

“On occasion, he’ll do something, and if I don’t like it … we’re not doing that any more,” the president said.

When the ceasefire was agreed, Trump initially sided with Netanyahu’s interpretation that Lebanon was excluded and then, with the truce in jeopardy, swiftly reversed himself and made Israel follow suit.

“Israel will not be bombing Lebanon any longer. They are PROHIBITED from doing so by the U.S.A. Enough is enough!!!” he said in a social media post on 17 April, in an unprecedented public rebuke to Netanyahu.

Since this nadir, Israeli government officials have been briefing reporters that the ceasefire cannot last and that a return to hostilities was inevitable. Last weekend, there was a flurry of reporting in Israeli newspapers that intensive US-Israeli military coordination had resumed at their earlier tempo, in anticipation of further joint strikes.

Those strikes have yet to materialise, however, and the Trump administration has sought to downplay the significance of recent exchanges of fire around the strait of Hormuz.

Daniel Shapiro, a former US ambassador to Israel, said Trump is already looking beyond Iran to his next major challenge: a 14 May trip to China and a critical meeting with President Xi Jinping.

“President Trump is going to want to have this war more or less behind him by the time he goes to Beijing,” Shapiro said. “Otherwise, he will be in the position of a supplicant seeking Xi Jinping’s help to get them to convince Iran to accept his terms or to make concessions they haven’t made. And that’s a very weak position to be in when he would rather focus on getting some of the Chinese-US economic relations on a more stable ground.”

From prior experience in the Gaza and Lebanon conflicts, Netanyahu can draw some confidence that even if he is forced to accept a temporary peace deal that runs counter to his own interests, Trump’s attention will inevitably be diverted elsewhere, and Israel’s hands will be freed again.

“If Trump reaches a deal, the Israelis will have to accept it for the time being, and then perhaps they will revisit it to ‘mow the grass’, as they say, on the missile programme or on the nuclear programme at some later time,” Shapiro said.

Netanyahu also knows there are limits to the extent Trump can free himself from their geopolitical embrace. As Trump’s former national security adviser, John Bolton, points out, Netanyahu can always make waves in US politics.

“I think Trump’s jealous of Netanyahu because Netanyahu is one of the few people who can generate more press than he does,” Bolton said, pointing out that despite Trump’s imposition of a ceasefire, “he’s still giving Netanyahu a pretty free hand in Lebanon.”

Pinkas, who served as adviser to prime ministers Ehud Barak and Shimon Peres, argues that strategic failure in the Iran war will also prove to be too powerful a glue for Trump to dissolve quickly.

“The problem Trump has is that if he lashes out at Netanyahu, if he expresses his disillusionment or desperation, he basically admits he was led into this war,” Pinkas said, adding that the conflict looks certain to hurt both men at the ballot box.

Netanyahu must hold an election by October, which by current polling would finally end his premiership. The elections in the US are congressional, but they could still render Trump a lame duck, at least in domestic politics.

“This affects Netanyahu politically and this affects Trump politically,” Pinkas said. “In other words, they have screwed each other pretty badly.”

Trump (right) shakes hands with Netanyahu at a press conference at Mar-a-Lago in December 2025. Photograph: Alex Brandon/AP

Budaatum I told you Starmer will not survive till the next election. The guy is the worst thing the UK has seen.

Charlie Kirk was just spécial
https://youtube.com/shorts/w93ByFvBeb4?si=q1w8qunWXPg4b9iM

Since the thread has traveled to the progress or lack of inertia of the Black Race I think this is the best place to share this on NL.

How 150,000 Nigerians Built a City Inside Houston, Texas


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFE7yoe2ca0

benalvino3:
This thing you posted is from 2021.

It is true, they are making black people more useless

A biased hiring manager will take in such graduates.
The actual business owner will not hire such.

Cris Krebs , head of CISA security clearance revoked . DOJ investigating him over 2020 elections.

https://x.com/Real_RobN/status/2053510890448883973

Evidence that a private meeting was organized by CISA on November 3, 2020, at 3:30 PM Eastern Time with select members of a secret “Election Security Initiative.”

The list includes over 200 names of individuals, government entities, private businesses, media outlets, and at least one tech giant. The list includes a curious mix of members from Dominion, ES&S, ERIC Systems, Amazon, Runbeck, Microsoft, Scytl, several Secretary of State offices, the Associated Press, Amazon, and leftist groups.
43 Groups make up the CISA EI-SCC – Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency – not a single conservative group represented. Several members are leftist organizations.

Several high-profile individuals were invited, including Jennifer Morrell (wife of CIA Mike Morell) with The Elections Group, Ryan Macias with The Lafayette Group, Eric Coomer with Dominion, and the Serbian—Joselyn Benson, the Michigan Secretary of State.

Virginia and by extension Democrats had pinned their hopes of taking back congress through redistricting. Virginia Supreme Court dashed the process , the route democrats followed was unconstitutional. Court didn't address the redrawn map.

Democrats in Virginia with Hakeem Jeffries are plotting to reduce retirement age of their Supreme Court judges to 54 against the 73 current. All Supreme Court judges forced retire they appoint new ones and the map passes. Good thing ,earliest for that would be 2032 but it sends a warning to state judges . Democrats can and will sack them if they don't play ball.

Tells you all about liberals. They must have their way including breaking every law

Class, your term paper assignment is to write about the 2008 Wall St crash under the George Bush Republican administration that nearly froze global financial markets, and what incoming Democratic President Obama's team had to do to fix or clean up the gigantic mess.
Here's some reference assistance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QozGSS7QY_U?si=mnMA4olFXPMNYr5a

Hollywood slightly covered the 2008 Wall Street crash.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcMFA2SHES4?si=_3Xf7RmXaLt7a4lT

cococandy:
@bold no idc. I’m indifferent what race is the majority. Life will shift and move as it does. Historically it’s happened that way. Especially in America. They left from Europe to America and took over someone else’s land. That was hundreds of years ago. And in hundreds of years, life will correct that.

My question to you is why do you care?
You’re laughing at the Britons. Why? Do you think your kind is a disease and curse? And Therefore a bad thing?

Do you look in the mirror and think you’re somehow a scourge because of your skin color and people deserve to be laughed at if you move to be among them? Are you okay? I want to understand how you see yourself in all these and why it’s your business.

I have nothing against legal immigration.
These immigrants are of no use to Germany. I am inclined to think they are mostly welfare inbreds.
I often back up my claims with raw verified data , if you ever noticed.

cococandy:
I don’t know about others but I never click on any links you dedicated trolls share on here.

I don't read anything it writes.

budaatum:
I don't read anything it writes.

Make sure you don't help groom children in UK when Farage gets the PM.

Don't necessarily agree with this one.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxpuh6vf4kM&source_ve_path=MTc4NDI0