Candace Owens is pushing this new video of someone on the roof taking a shot at Charlie Kirk. Does that mean she quit with the exploding microphone distraction? Is it me or does the video now seem to show someone running across the lawn carrying a long rifle and a towel? Tell me I'm crazy.
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by Scott Creighton
Is this real? Who knows! Would not be hard to recreate a video that looks similar to the one from the day he was shot with someone dressed in the same kind of clothes crawling up to the edge of the building and taking a shot.
Charlie Kirk was shot Sept. 10th so this new video would have a very similar look in terms of solar location, shadows and foliage if it had been shot recently in order to look like the day of his murder.
Of course it is possible it is authentic but that makes one wonder why no one ever released it previously.
Is this the video Candace said didn't exist when folks in the courtroom said they had seen a clear video of Tyler taking the shot?
Obviously you can't tell who it is and to be honest, it could have been manufactured for the trial. Or to throw off independent investigations.
Either way, here it is. The novichok, the 'new one' in the Candace, Candace, Candace line of exploiting her friend's death to the utmost.
Like a dog with a bone.
from al Mayadeen English
Three US F-35 fighter jets were destroyed and three others sustained heavy damage in a missile attack on Azraq Air Base in Jordan, the IRGC's Public Relations Department announced, framing the operation as retaliation for US aggression on residential homes on Iran's Qeshm Island.
"We will punish the aggressor today," the IRGC said in a statement, explaining that the operation was carried out in response to American aggression in the early hours of the day...
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from Tehran Times
"This is a real terrorist attack. In modern terms, it's a terrorist attack," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Sputnik radio on Wednesday, adding that the incident stems from a broader revival of global piracy.
The Kremlin also warned that the strike represents a direct provocation against Tehran.
“The Kyiv regime blew up an Iranian merchant vessel in the Caspian Sea. This is an attack on Iran,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday, emphasizing that the strike demonstrates the necessity of eliminating "the threat" emanating from Ukraine.
The weekend attack triggered an explosion aboard the merchant vessel, killing one Iranian sailor and severely injuring another.
Following the strike, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi launched an urgent diplomatic push, holding a phone call with European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. During the conversation, Araghchi strongly condemned the Ukrainian military’s assault on civilian infrastructure and urged the United Nations Security Council, the European Union, and the broader international community to denounce Kyiv’s aggression unequivocally. He demanded that the perpetrators, masterminds, and foreign backers of the attack be held fully accountable...
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from Tehran Times
The official spokesperson for the Iraqi Commander-in-Chief, Sabah Al-Numan, said the aggression “came while the government was conducting an investigation to address the concerns raised by both the Saudi and U.S. sides regarding the targeting of Saudi Arabia.”
According to Al-Numan, the council “decided to implement a security plan to maintain control on the ground and confront any violation of Iraq’s sovereignty.”
Earlier on Wednesday, various headquarters and locations across Iraqi territory were subjected to aerial strikes, coinciding with a joint U.S.-Saudi announcement that attacks had been carried out against sites inside the country.
In a statement, the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) announced that
“at least 20 soldiers were martyred and another 32 wounded in a
preliminary toll from the terrorist attacks carried out by the joint
U.S.-Saudi aggression, which targeted several official PMF headquarters
across several Iraqi provinces.” Five members of Iran’s IRGC have also
been martyred in Iraq’s Diyala province.
Yet beneath this official narrative lies a web of inconvenient truths,
deliberate evasions, and a contempt for Iraqi sovereignty that reveals
the true calculus driving Washington and Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia blamed the PMF for recent drone attacks that targeted critical oil facilities in its eastern province, despite Yemen’s Ansarullah claiming full responsibility for the operation. The irony is that Saudi Arabia announced it had intercepted the drone attacks.
By choosing to strike Iraq, the Saudis may have opened a Pandora’s box that could backfire in ways that Riyadh and Washington had not fully anticipated.
First, the strikes have unified Iraq’s fractious political landscape against Riyadh. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s cancellation of his diplomatic visit to Saudi Arabia on Thursday signals a significant strain in relations between the two sides. Iraqi parties have come out in a show of solidarity with the PMF...
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from AntiWar
The US and Saudi Arabia launched major airstrikes in Iraq overnight, targeting the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), a coalition of mostly Shia militias formed in 2014 to fight ISIS.
The US-Saudi strikes targeted PMF facilities in Baghdad and five Iraqi provinces, killing at least 20 PMF fighters, according to the group. President Trump claimed the attacks were coordinated with the Iraqi government, but Baghdad strongly condemned the strikes, with Iraq’s National Security Council saying they “resulted in a group of innocent martyrs and wounded.”...
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from AntiWar
US Central Command announced on Wednesday night that it began launching airstrikes against Iran, hours after President Trump threatened a response to an Iranian missile attack on a US base in Jordan.
CENTCOM described the attacks as a “powerful response” to the attack in Jordan, though the extent of the US strikes remains unclear at this point. Trump has reportedly been mulling a significant escalation compared to the airstrikes the US was launching against Iran earlier this month.
On Wednesday morning, Trump told Fox News reporter Trey Yingst that the US was going to “beat the f-cking sh-t” out of Iran in response to the Jordan attack.
“We’re going to beat the f-cking sh-t out of them,” the president said, according to Yingst. “We’ll be hitting them hard. They’re going to get a beating.”
Trump described the strikes as a “surprise attack” and said that US troops had just “minutes” to intercept the missiles. During heavy US airstrikes on Iran earlier this month, Iran was pounding US bases in Jordan in response, and at least three US troops were killed, and more than 100 were wounded in the attacks...
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Trump has forgone populism in favor of pure necrocapitalism and it's scary.
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I get to the island and it looks great, not really open world but kinda, go down to the subway and off to the first of MANY locations... and in THAT location I find a LOT of puzzles, variations of the tutorial level ones, waiting for me. So it looks like it might be HUNDREDS of the same thing just slightly different flavors. I don't know if I want to continue. It's like buying a crossword puzzle book.