Right after the COVID mRNA rollout, entire practices saw explosive psychiatric collapse in patients who were previously stable.

 Peer-reviewed VAERS analysis (Thorp, Hulscher et al.) compared mRNA shots to flu shots and all other vaccines combined.

 CDC/FDA safety signals (PRR ≥ 2)

were obliterated:

 - Psychosis: 440%  higher

- Depression: 530%  higher

- Schizophrenia: 315%  higher

- Homicidal ideation: 25× higher

- Cognitive impairment (47 signals): 118%  higher

- Brain clots & prion-like disease: up to 3,000%

- Dementia, suicidal thoughts, delusions, encephalitis, myelitis… 146% breached neurological/psychiatric signals total.

 This is not coincidence.

It’s mechanism.

 Watch this medical animation,

It shows exactly how lipid nanoparticles + synthetic spike protein breach the blood-brain barrier, inflame neurons, form clots, trigger prion-like misfolding, and destroy brain tissue.

The Science in Plain English: mRNA LNPs are designed for systemic distribution... they cross the Blood Brain Barrier.

 Spike protein persists in brain arteries,

skull-meninges-brain axis, and CSF for months to years.

 It causes endothelial damage, neuroinflammation, synaptic dysfunction, microglial activation, and amyloid-like aggregation.

 Result: personality changes, rage, detachment, cognitive fog, psychosis, and rising “sudden” mental health crises.

 Millions report the same: spouses, children, parents “not the same person” after the shots.

 How many people in your life had a dramatic personality shift, sudden depression, unprovoked rage, or detachment after 2021?

 Why were these catastrophic safety signals ignored while billions were still pushed?

 If this is happening to adults, what are we doing to the developing brains of children and unborn?

 When does the global moratorium begin?

 Are we watching the largest iatrogenic neurological experiment in human history?

 The silence is OVER.

 Share this thread with every parent, every doctor, every politician you know.

SHARE THIS WITH ALL OF YOUR GROUP CHATS!

 This is the red pill the world needs in 2026.

 Please watch on X. This does not embed. https://x.com/i/status/2061363355986923535

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 Iran says it has a new air defence system. How significant is it?

Iran has said it used a new air defence system to shoot down a United States MQ-9 Reaper drone near the Strait of Hormuz earlier this week, an incident analysts say shows that Tehran has retained its capacity to repel US and Israeli attacks despite months of strikes on its military sites.

Iranian media said the drone was brought down near Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, adding that the interception marked the first combat use of a locally developed system called Arash-e Kamangir.

  What has Iran said?Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency said the Arash-e Kamangir system was used to intercept a “hostile” reconnaissance drone over the Strait of Hormuz. It described the system as having stealth-detection capabilities, but gave few technical details.

Iranian media said it was a warning to hostile aircraft operating near Iranian airspace and maritime borders, particularly at a time when Iran seeks to leverage its partial control of the strait in any ceasefire negotiations with the US.

“This operation, which was carried out using a system with hidden capabilities, is a clear and decisive message from Iran,” Fars quoted unnamed officials as saying.

The new interceptor system announced by Fars translates, in Farsi, to “Arash the archer”, and is named after the eponymous hero from Persian mythology who is described in folklore as having fired an arrow to draw the border between Iran and Central Asia. More broadly, Arash is venerated in poems and other literature as a hero who helped Iran fight foreign domination.

  What might Arash-e Kamangir be?Analysts who spoke to Al Jazeera said the Arash-e Kamangir interception may be less a revolutionary new weapon than another step in Iran’s wider shift towards mobile, lower-cost air defence.

Alex Almeida, a security analyst at Horizon Engage, a New York-based strategic intelligence platform, told Al Jazeera the system may be related to other Iranian short-range or loitering surface-to-air weapons.

“I suspect it’s a further development of one of those systems,” he said. “It doesn’t rely on fixed guidance from a traditional air defence radar site. It’s probably using some kind of electro-optical or heat-seeking guidance – essentially a pop-up SAM [surface-to-air missile] system that is easy to set up and launch.”

That matters because traditional air defence networks depend on radars and launch batteries that are a lot easier to identify, while cheap and smaller systems can be moved, hidden, launched quickly and replaced more easily.

Some of these systems are designed in a way that the interceptor can wait in the air, circling a patch of sky until a target drone or aircraft appears. Others are short-range anti-drone or anti-aircraft weapons, which are cheaper and less sophisticated than major air defence batteries but are also easier to manufacture and replace.

That makes drones like the MQ-9 Reaper – designed to be slow-moving because their primary purpose is surveillance – particularly vulnerable.

Nicole Grajewski, an assistant professor at Sciences Po university in Paris, said Tehran may still need stronger medium- and long-range air defences, but added that mobile systems have a clear benefit.

“The value is that you can move these quickly,” she said. “They are mobile launch systems, in some cases man-portable. We don’t know how high the Reaper was flying. Based on the released video, it may have been relatively easy for them to shoot down, but it still indicates they retain some remaining air defence capability.”

Why does this matter?

Iran’s larger air defence network has been badly damaged. It was built around older radar-guided surface-to-air missile systems, including domestically produced batteries and Russian-supplied missile defence systems such as the S-300. Israeli and US attacks are widely believed to have degraded much of that network.

But the new interception system suggests that Iran still appears to retain such systems that allow for a “persistent, limited, low-level air threat” that is difficult to suppress permanently, Almeida said.

These systems may not be able to stop a large air campaign or shoot down advanced jets in significant numbers, but they can force the US and Israel to rely more heavily on expensive standoff weapons launched from farther away.

Grajewski said Iran’s military strategy is built around endurance rather than technological parity.

“Their systems are not especially sophisticated or fully integrated, but as a result, Iran’s military strategy focuses heavily on resilience, endurance and mobility,” she said.

That resilience has strategic consequences, as well. If the US or Israel cannot permanently eliminate Iran’s ability to retaliate, each new attack carries the risk of another round of escalation in the Gulf, or more disruption along the Strait of Hormuz and sending US gas prices soaring.

“I wouldn’t say Iran is as worried as the US and Israel,” said Grajewski.

 “I think the US overplayed and overstated the success of these operations … and Israel and the US are limited on munitions.

“Iran has a substantial defence industry and, after the 12-day war [in June 2025], was able to ramp up ballistic missile production to levels that are high by international standards. Iran also retains an asymmetric advantage, and in some ways the US and Israel are more constrained than Iran,” she added.

 She said Iran’s approach to air defence was less about maintaining a sophisticated integrated network and more about building systems designed around “resilience, endurance and mobility”.

“One issue with Western discussions of Iran’s missile performance is that analysts often judge them according to Western doctrines and expectations, saying they are inaccurate or ineffective. But from Iran’s perspective, operating against a far superior adversary, I would say they actually outperformed their own expectations.”

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Refugee explodes "f**k England" as he's jailed for horror rape

 Sex monster who illegally snuck into UK screams as judge jails him, complaining he doesn't want to stay in the UK.

 https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2211989/refugee-explodes-fk-england-hes

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Israeli forces push past Lebanons Litani River: How significant is it?

 Israeli forces have reached the outskirts of the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh and captured the strategic Beaufort Castle despite a ceasefire agreement in place since April, as analysts warn Israel is laying the groundwork for long-term control of territory inside Lebanon.

The advance marks Israel’s deepest incursion into Lebanon in more than a quarter of a century. Israeli forces now occupy about 2,000 square kilometres (770 square miles) of Lebanese territory – nearly one-fifth of the country.

 (Hezbollah drones have forced Israelis to abandon bases in the past. That is why they bomb all buildings into rubble after they loot

an area. The Israelis began genociding entire villages in Lebanon even before the Nakba in 1948 which is long before Hezbollah first issued 

a manifesto in 1995.)

 https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/5/31/israeli-forces-push-past-lebanons-litani-river-how-significant-is-it

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Zelensky: US Doesnt Make Enough Anti-Ballistic Missiles

 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday that the US isn’t producing enough anti-ballistic missiles and that he has requested a license for Ukraine to start producing Patriot missiles.

“There is not enough anti-ballistic missile production in the United States, and this could lead to a crisis in different parts of the world,” Zelensky wrote on X.

“60–65 anti-ballistic missiles per month, compared to current challenges, is nothing. It is no secret, and Russia knows this. We need to expand the production. I asked the previous US administration, and I am asking today’s administration to give Ukraine licenses to produce Patriot missiles,” he added.

 (Russia will just blow up any new factories in the Ukraine. The US ceased to be an industrial thanks in part to NAFTA which closed 80,000

American manufacturing plants and sent them overseas.  Zoltan Pozsar is a Hungarian immigrant and is one of the best economics analysts

alive. He commented that the Ukraine war is between an industrial power and a post industrial nation. The industrial nation will always win long term wars.)

  https://news.antiwar.com/2026/05/31/zelensky-us-doesnt-make-enough-anti-ballistic-missile-weapons/

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Ukraine is using Palantir's artificial intelligence to control thousands of drones at once in order to overcome Vladimir Putin's air defences and strike deeper into Russia than ever before.

Two years ago, Kyiv had to plead with the US for old missiles to strike just inside Russia's borders, but now it manufactures millions of drones a year - launching them as deep as Siberia.

Ukraine operates a number of secret intelligence bunkers from where drone attacks are executed, staffed with officers wearing casual clothes so they're not spotted by the enemy when entering and exiting the headquarters.

Inside, their screens are equipped with Palantir's PRISMA software, a system that displays flight paths, real-time maps, target coordinates, and data from thousands of drones simultaneously.

The software ingests where Russian air defences are intercepting incoming drones, then calculates the optimal route for the next wave to slip through the gaps.

It learns from every interception, getting more precise with every strike, transforming the chaos of aerial combat into an efficient mathematical model.

Palantir's AI plays a key role in breaching Moscow's defences: it doesn't just guide drones, but constantly learns, analysing vast amounts of data in mere seconds.

The software has put targets previously considered unreachable into range, making Russia more vulnerable than ever as Kremlin loyalists begin to question Putin's endgame.

 (This is the CIA acting for the Powers That Ought Not to Be trying to damage Russia as much as possible. But it will not stop Putin's Knock Out Blow

to the Ukraine scheduled for this summer. Nor will it prevent the US, yhe UK, Europe and Japan from economically collapsing before the end of summer.)

 https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15863517/How-Ukraine-using-Palantir-AI-control-thousands-drones-overcome-Putins-air-defences-strike-deeper-Russia-before.html

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Ben Gvir blocks state inspectors from entering Israels notorious torture centers: Report

 Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir – who runs Israel’s Prison Service – is refusing to allow state inspectors from entering jails and detention facilities, according to a 27 May report by Haaretz newspaper.

“Ben Gvir has been preventing state inspectors from entering Israeli prisons by delaying approval of their official authorization for more than six months,” the Hebrew outlet reported.

A list of inspectors appointed by the Israeli Justice Ministry and Public Defender’s Office to inspect jails was handed over to the national security minister in December last year.

According to the report, Ben Gvir has not approved the list and is actively disregarding inquiries on the issue.

 https://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=327535

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Israeli occupiers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque amid Palestinian warning of 'Judaization'

 Israeli occupiers on Sunday stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupied East Jerusalem under police protection, amid Palestinian warnings of "Judaization" plans.

Omar Rajoub, director of the Media Department at the Jerusalem Governorate, told Anadolu that "raising the Israeli flag inside the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque, along with performing provocative rituals, is part of a systematic and deliberate official Israeli policy led by the extremist occupation government."

"These practices aim to impose new realities by force in occupied East Jerusalem and undermine the historical and legal status quo at the Al-Aqsa Mosque," he added.

 https://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=327535

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Should Trump just end the Iran War without a deal?

 Last week, there were genuine signs that the United States and Iran might be edging toward an agreement to formalize the ceasefire that has tenuously held since April 7. Then, the U.S. launched a new round of attacks on Iran and the week ended with the White House saying there would be no final determination on an agreement.

Talks last June and then in February collapsed when Israel and the U.S. launched attacks against Iran, a move that critics argue was aimed at disrupting ongoing diplomatic efforts. In April, within hours of a U.S. delegation leaving talks in Islamabad, Trump announced a counter-blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Then, when a diplomatic solution seemed near last week, pro-war voices in the media and think tanks began to openly criticize it, and Trump responded by launching new attacks.

This familiar cycle — progress on talks met with outrage from hawkish voices, followed by further escalation — has led some anti-war voices to wonder whether the pursuit of a comprehensive agreement risks making things worse. If every moment of diplomatic progress triggers a hawkish freakout, and those who oppose diplomacy will never find any agreement satisfactory, then forcing the war to end in a broad negotiation may be handing the war's architects the leverage they want.

 https://responsiblestatecraft.org/iran-war-peace-deal/