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In a twisted bid to dominate every corner of human existence, Bill Gates is pushing his lab-grown butter onto supermarket shelves by 2027, all under the guise of saving the planet. This synthetic slop “looks, smells, and tastes like the butter we’re all familiar with, but without the farmland, fertilizers, or emissions.”

Gates:

“The idea of switching to lab-made fats and oils may seem strange at first, but their potential to significantly reduce our carbon footprint is immense.”

“This is really about how we feed our species and heal our planet at the same time.”

B******t, Bill. This is about dismantling real agriculture, monopolizing the global food chain, and using it as a weapon to control the entire population. Wake up peeps!…it’s not innovation; it’s domination disguised as eco-friendly crap.

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Full deposition released by The House Oversight Committee.

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Al Jazeera Mubasher aired a report presented by journalist Hayat Al Yamani in which a 17‑year‑old Sudanese girl recounts what was done to her by fighters from the UAE‑backed Rapid Support Militia.

“They put a gun to my head and raped me.”

She describes how three armed men stormed the place where she sat with two other girls. They wore khaki uniforms, carried weapons, and identified themselves as Rapid Support. They told the girls, “We are looking for the army, and you are the army’s women.” They threatened to kill any boy they found and made it clear that none of the girls would be spared.

One of the men pressed a gun to her head. She and the other two girls were told to choose between being shot or taking off their clothes. All three were raped.

Afterward, the fighters returned the girls to their families as if they nothing happened. That same night, the girls fled. When she reached El Fasher, she was taken to a hospital. Medical tests revealed she was two months pregnant.

Through tears, she describes the pregnancy as a test from God, she says she loves the child she is carrying.

This is not an isolated story. Sudanese civil groups, regional organizations, and international human rights bodies have documented widespread patterns of sexual violence since the war began.

Sudanese initiatives have collected testimonies and supported survivors. The Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa has documented thousands of cases and identified repeated patterns of abuse. Human Rights Watch has reported mass rape and systematic targeting of women in militia‑held areas. United Nations bodies have raised alarms about conflict‑related sexual violence in Sudan and called for accountability.

For many Sudanese, talk of a “truce” or “political agreement” raises a blunt question. Are outsiders asking them to legitimize a militia accused of mass rape and terror? For much of society, this is not a technical issue. It is a red line.

A settlement that embeds such a force in the state is not peace. It is the institutionalization of violence.

The 17-year-old girl's testimony is one of thousands, a reminder that real lives sit behind every diplomatic word.

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China has delivered 2,280 new buses to Nicaragua since 2023. No conditions. No strings. No regime change demands.

Ortega says:

“China is the exception among world powers.”

The truth is that great powers rarely act out of generosity. They just choose different tools. Some build influence slowly, through infrastructure and patience. Others treat influence like a hostage situation.

And this is where the United States stands out. Washington doesn’t do “patience.” It does pressure. It does threats. It does sanctions that choke entire populations. It does military force when the message needs to be “loud.” It demands obedience first and calls it “partnership” later.

China plays the long game. The United States plays the intimidation game. One cultivates leverage over time. The other tries to bully its way to the outcome it wants.

The US always reaches for violence when influence slips. Spilling blood is their specialty. Causing suffering is their preferred language.

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Footage from a Gaza hospital shows a child standing in a doorway where his family had been sheltering. A shot tears into him, his tiny heart exploded and he drops instantly. There is nothing ambiguous about it. No crossfire. No confusion. Just a child targeted and killed. When his relatives return from burying him, carrying an empty stretcher and a white flag, they are shot too. Even grief isn’t allowed to exist. Even surrender isn’t enough to be spared.

This isn’t defense. It’s a system that has learned it can take Palestinian lives without consequence. A little boy is killed, and instead of restraint, the shooters return to attack the people who dared to mourn him. It’s cruelty stacked on cruelty, carried out with full awareness and full intent.

There is no justification for shooting a family carrying a white flag. There is no moral universe where killing the people who just buried a child can be excused. These are innocent lives, erased in plain sight, and it is still happening every single day in Gaza.

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Channel 4 News has uncovered emails within the newly released Epstein files that raise serious questions about transparency. The documents published by the US Department of Justice may represent only a sliver of the evidence seized—potentially as little as 2% of what the FBI collected from Epstein’s homes.

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Survivors, speaking to Channel 4 News, say they feel betrayed, arguing that the Trump administration ignored their demand for full disclosure and left the majority of critical information hidden from view.

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This film rips open one of the most sealed-off military institutions on the planet: the IDF during the assault on Gaza. It drags into the light testimony that was never meant to escape the barracks. IDF soldiers who served after October 7 speak with a rawness that cuts through official propaganda. They recount the bombardments that erased entire neighborhoods, the pressure and confusion inside the ranks, the civilian suffering they could not unsee, and the moments that made them question the morality of the mission they were carrying out.

Directed by Ben Zand, the documentary stitches together rare, unfiltered accounts from inside the IDF and places them alongside the voices of Palestinians who lived through the devastation. Their stories expose a reality that sanitized press briefings and military spokespeople work overtime to bury. The film makes it impossible to pretend this was a conventional war. Gaza has no army, no air force, no defense. The hundreds of thousands of dead women and children are not abstractions or statistics. They are the direct result of a campaign unleashed on a trapped civilian population. Hamas cannot be used as a shield for what happened to them.

This is not a neutral film. It is a record of violence carried out with overwhelming power and almost no accountability. Who are we kidding? It was carried out with absolute impunity.

It is a confrontation with the word the world keeps choking on: genocide. And it is a reminder that the people who suffered the most had no weapons, no protection, and no escape.

It is difficult to watch. It should be. We don't get to be comfortable while Palestinians are still being genocided.

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