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Ignore What Western Officials Say About Israel; Watch Their Actions Instead

Caitlin’s Newsletter • 1667 implied HN points • 13 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Israel Gaza US Policy International relations Government actions
  1. It's important to focus on the actions of Western officials regarding Israel, rather than their words.
  2. Many officials express concern publicly about Israel's actions, but their lack of concrete actions speaks volumes.
  3. By observing the actual movements of money, weapons, and resources, one can uncover the true intentions of officials.

Dr. Mike Yeadon: "Don’t let them get away with it, Don’t believe those telling you Covid tyranny is all bumbling and fumbling that deserve forgiveness and amnesty' NO amnesty, NONE! (Dr. James Hill)

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack • 1926 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Pandemic response Accountability Conspiracy Theories Government actions
  1. Seek justice and full accountability
  2. No forgiveness or amnesty for Covid tyranny
  3. Hold individuals accountable for intentional actions
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Our "Leaders" have one skill: Breaking Things and Lying about it

cryptoeconomy • 1022 implied HN points • 17 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Economic Policy Government actions
  1. Government leaders are not always honest, especially about economic issues like inflation and the state of the economy.
  2. Policymakers often lie to manipulate public perception and create a false sense of economic stability.
  3. To address dishonesty and mismanagement, consider removing central planners and government control in economic matters.

Release: Patron Papers (500 MB)

Distributed Email of Secrets • 455 implied HN points • 02 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Corruption Investigation Press freedom Government actions
  1. The release includes reports on corruption involving former president of Paraguay, Horacio Cartes and current president Santiago Peña.
  2. The leaked documents from Paraguay's financial intelligence unit led to the United States cutting off information sharing with Seprelad.
  3. Journalists in Paraguay faced intimidation and legal action for reporting on the leaked Seprelad documents.

Biden Administration Admits to Flying 320,000 Immigrants into US in 2023

startupdreams • 0 implied HN points • 05 Mar 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Immigration National Security Government actions
  1. The Biden administration flew 320,000 immigrants into the US in 2023, raising questions about the purpose behind this extensive operation.
  2. Concerns are raised about the lack of transparency as Customs and Border Protection refused to disclose details of the program.
  3. There are legal questions about the authority under which the administration transported these immigrants, especially regarding visas and funding for the flights.