(This Irish reporter, Chay Bowes, is great. Says UK Army is 50% diabetic and 50% Gay. No European Army is willing to fight Russia.)
(Russia has 200,000 drone operators.)
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Make all immigrants ineligible for welfare to end illegal immigration overnight.
They’re already supposed to be ineligible but Democrats decided laws don’t matter. Current law requires immigrants to be financially self sufficient yet it’s ignored. “Undocumented” is political propaganda to give illegals voting documents. How far would you get claiming you’re an unlicensed doctor? Stop letting people twist words to make illegal sound legal.
81% of Somali households in Minnesota on government welfare.
73% on Medicaid versus 18% for Minnesota native households.
54% on food stamps and 27% on cash welfare.
89% of Somali households with children on welfare.
Stephen Miller rejected “undocumented migrant” term as language designed to obscure truth.
https://citizenwatchreport.com/make-all-immigrants-ineligible-for-welfare-to-end-illegal-immigration-overnight/
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Sheriff Says Somali Youth Gangs Are Running Wild In Minneapolis
It's hardly a new problem, and the trajectory points to much more carnage ahead.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/sheriff-says-somali-youth-gangs-are-running-wild-minneapolis
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Yet Another Shocking Video Of UK's Two-Tier Policing Drops
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,
Fresh footage from Northern Ireland captures police sprinting past a group of knife- and stick-wielding feral youths to cuff a local man who had grabbed a stick to protect the native women and children in his street.
The scene in Dungannon underscores a now-familiar pattern: authorities appear quicker to restrain locals standing up for their communities than to neutralise imported threats.
The video, shared widely on X, shows a large group of youths described as "foreigners" arriving armed in a Protestant area of the town. One man, who also appears to be of foreign descent, picks up a stick in response. A police officer runs straight past the armed mob and detains the defender instead.
These foreigners are mostly from East Timor, by the way.
This latest episode fits a lengthening list of migrant-linked violence and uneven policing responses across Northern Ireland. Last month, north Belfast saw a brutal street attack in which an African migrant repeatedly stabbed and attempted to saw off a victim's head with a Stanley knife-style blade.
https://twitter.com/i/status/2077021886395924696
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/watch-yet-another-shocking-video-uks-two-tier-policing-drops
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HUGE Explosion at Popocatépetl RIGHT NOW – 2km Ash Plume Lights Up Mexico Sky!
Yes, Popocatépetl is directly located on the Pacific Ring of Fire. It sits within the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, a major volcanic arc formed by the subduction of the Cocos Plate beneath the North American Plate. This belt is the eastern segment of the Ring of Fire, a horseshoe-shaped zone responsible for approximately 90% of the world's earthquakes and 75% of its active volcanoes.
Local Volcano-Tectonic FaultsDirectly beneath and around the volcanic edifice, geophysical studies have identified several specific fault lines and fracture zones that control magma ascent and structural stability:
Tlamacas Fault: A dextral (right-lateral) strike-slip fault on the northern flank.
Atexca Fault: A sinistral (left-lateral) strike-slip fault associated with solifluction zones.
Tetela Fault: Located on the southern mountainside, cutting across older structures.
Tlaltzompa Fissure: A major fissure crossing the central part of the volcano.
ENE–WSW Extensional Fractures: A dominant stress regime creating east-northeast to west-southwest trending faults that weaken the volcanic cone, making it prone to landslides and sector collapses during seismic events.
Based on the latest geophysical data from January 2026, Popocatépetl does not possess a single, simple magma chamber. Instead, it features a complex, multi-layered plumbing system with magma reservoirs at varying depths:
(In related news,)
there is roughly 20–24% less available oxygen for the body to use compared to sea level.
While the atmospheric composition remains the same (about 20.9% oxygen), the lower barometric pressure reduces the driving force for oxygen to enter the bloodstream. This reduction is equivalent to breathing air with only 16–16.9% oxygen at sea level.
(This is bad news for America. Mexico City is at over 7,000 feet and is near this volcano. The Pacific Ring of Fire is heating up. A massive eruption would poison Mexico City and collapse the nation sending 20 million Mexicans to flee across the border to live with their relatives.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2pnyD6cWeg
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U.S. Interest Hits $24B a Week on Federal Debt Triggering Next Debt Crisis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4j8_Rel9Ec
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These Are The Riskiest States To Quit Your Job In
A new study from Affordable Contractors Insurance examined labor market conditions across all 50 states to identify where workers face the greatest challenges replacing a job after voluntarily leaving one. Researchers evaluated unemployment rates, hiring activity, competition for available positions, household income, and local living costs to create an overall risk ranking.
California finished at the top of the list as the most difficult state to recover after quitting a job, followed by Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, according to Affordable Contractors Insurance.
California's combination of a sluggish labor market and high living expenses pushed it well ahead of every other state. The report found there are roughly 1.6 unemployed workers for every available job opening, while the state's unemployment rate stands at 5.5%—the highest in the nation. Employers are also adding workers at a relatively slow pace, with monthly hiring reaching just 3% of the workforce. Meanwhile, everyday expenses remain about 40% higher than the national average, increasing the financial pressure on anyone searching for work.
The ACI data shows that Massachusetts ranked second despite boasting one of the country's highest median family incomes. Researchers found that elevated wages are offset by a cost of living nearly 50% above the U.S. average, while hiring activity trails the rest of the country. Together, those factors can quickly drain savings for workers who leave without another paycheck lined up.
New York claimed the No. 3 spot. Although unemployment is slightly lower than California's, the state continues to face relatively weak hiring alongside living costs roughly one-quarter above the national average. The study suggests those conditions make extended job searches especially expensive.
Pennsylvania landed fourth on the list largely because employers are hiring at one of the slowest rates nationwide. While the state's cost of living is more manageable than many others in the top 10, researchers found that fewer employment opportunities increase the odds of remaining out of work for longer.
New Jersey rounded out the top five. Residents benefit from relatively high household incomes, but those earnings are partially offset by elevated living expenses and an unemployment rate near 5%, creating a competitive environment for anyone entering the job market.
The rest of the top 10 includes Hawaii, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, and Kentucky.
At the opposite end of the rankings, North Dakota was identified as the least risky place to leave a job. The state combines one of the nation's lowest unemployment rates—2.6%—with employers hiring about 4% of the workforce each month, giving job seekers a much stronger chance of finding work quickly.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/these-are-riskiest-states-quit-your-job
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These Are The Cities Where Burglaries Spike In The Summer
For years, homeowners have been told that summer is prime time for burglaries as families leave for vacations and homes sit empty. But a new analysis of FBI crime data suggests that advice only tells part of the story, according to Moneygeek.
After examining burglary reports from 74 of the nation's largest cities between 2022 and 2024, researchers found that while burglary rises modestly during the summer nationwide, the pattern varies dramatically depending on where you live. In many parts of the country, summer really is burglary season. Along much of the West Coast, however, the opposite is true.
Overall, burglaries were just 5.6% higher during June through August than during the rest of the year, far less than the large seasonal spikes often suggested by conventional wisdom. More importantly, that national average masks major regional differences.
Moneygeek notes that cities with cold winters experienced the strongest seasonal swings. Minneapolis posted the largest increase, with summer burglaries jumping roughly 47% compared to the rest of the year. Other northern cities, including St. Paul, Newark, Buffalo and Indianapolis, also recorded significant summer increases.
Researchers believe harsh winters may naturally suppress burglary activity by keeping more people indoors and reducing opportunities for break-ins. When warmer weather arrives, vacations, student departures and increased travel may create more opportunities for property crimes.
The picture changes almost completely along the Pacific Coast.
Cities including Riverside, Portland and San Diego actually experienced fewer burglaries during the summer than during the rest of the year. Riverside showed the strongest reversal, with burglary rates falling more than 12% during the summer months. Honolulu and several other coastal cities displayed similar trends.
Rather than peaking during vacation season, many West Coast cities recorded their highest burglary activity during the winter months. Researchers suggest that milder climates eliminate the dramatic seasonal shifts seen in colder regions, leading to a much different pattern of criminal activity.
The study grouped cities into three broad climate regions. Cold-weather cities averaged nearly a 12% summer increase in burglaries, while Sun Belt cities showed only a modest seasonal change of roughly 5%. Pacific Coast cities, meanwhile, averaged a slight decline in burglary during the summer.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/these-are-cities-where-burglaries-spike-summer