Iran Strikes Tel Aviv 2: Hypersonic Missiles Challenge Iron Dome & Patriot
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La mégère climatique
Nord de la France, région Picardie
8 heures 50, 5°C, 15°C à l'intérieur, 17°C avec le seul chauffage à gaz d'appoint, ciel bleu laiteux avec de nombreux voiles de chemtrails, pas de nuage, le soleil se donne à fond lorsqu'il n'est pas voilé par les chemtrails, petite brise. A part ça, les américains nous démontrent que désormais, ils tuent les dirigeants des pays qui ne leur obéissent pas et après ils pillent le pays ou plutôt trump tente de s'en mettre un maximum dans la poche. Cela sont les Etats-Unis des démocrates et des républicains complètement corrompus par les milliardaires sionistes américains qui les corrompent avec l'argent des impôts qu'ils ne paient plus après avoir poussé les élus du congrès à voter des réglementations fiscales pour leur supprimer les impôts que continuent à payer les autres citoyens. Normalement, ils devraient être imposés à 60% de leurs revenus.
(Ah, oui, c'est lui, le colonel douglas macgregor, qui avait prévu l'attaquae israélo-américaine pour la fête juive de pourim au cours de laquelle netanyahu devait annoncer la victoire sur l'Iran. note de rené)
THIS WAR COULD CRASH AMERICA | Col. Douglas Macgregor
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US launches ‘major combat operations’ against Iran
American and Israeli warplanes bombed Tehran Saturday as Trump promised to "obliterate" Iran's missile program in Operation Epic Fury.
American and Israeli warplanes bombed Tehran Saturday morning, the start of what President Donald Trump called a “massive and ongoing operation” against Iran.
Explosions were reported throughout the Iranian capital of Tehran, as well as cities including Isfahan and Tabriz, among others, and both Israeli and American officials confirmed the launch of airstrikes against Iran’s military infrastructure. The extent of the attack is unclear, as is the number of casualties in Iran. At least one strike was reported near the offices of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Hosseini Khamenei, who was reported to have been moved to a “secure location.”
In an 8-minute-long video posted to social media, Trump announced the operation, saying that it was being launched with the goal of “eliminating imminent threats from the Iranian regime,” although he did not elaborate on what those were. The attack comes shortly after a round of negotiations between Iran and the United States in Geneva over Iran’s nuclear program, mediated by Oman. Trump acknowledged negotiations but said that the attacks were being done to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, something Iran’s government denies seeking. Trump also acknowledged last year’s strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, which he had previously claimed completely obliterated Tehran’s nuclear program.
Trump instead said early Saturday that the United States would “annihilate” Iran’s navy and “destroy their missiles and raze their missile industry to the ground. It will be totally, again, obliterated.”
In a post to X, the Department of Defense called the attack “Operation Epic Fury” but did not provide additional information. The United States has a large military presence in the Middle East. In addition to its established bases, the U.S. military has two carrier strike groups nearby, as well as several warships and dozens of fighter jets that had been brought into the region in recent weeks. As of press time it is unclear what units took part in the attacks on Iran.
Reuters and other outlets report that the operation is expected to last several days. Iran is also planning a large retaliation, Reuters reported. Task & Purpose reached out to the U.S. military about the attacks after the airstrikes started but before Trump’s video statement. U.S. Central Command told Task & Purpose it had nothing to share, while the Pentagon said it had nothing to share beyond the president’s statement.
Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz, who first announced the attack against Iran, said it launched strikes to “remove threats to the State of Israel”. Shortly after 3 a.m. Eastern Time explosions were reported in northern Israel.
In his video message, Trump said that his administration has taken “every possible step” to minimize risk to American military personnel, but said the U.S. “may have casualties.”
The USS Abraham Lincoln and its carrier strike group are operating near Oman, while the USS Gerald R. Ford is in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. The military also moved several F-15, F-16, F-22 and F-35 fighter jets to the Middle East, including some that had previously been deployed in support of U.S. military operations in the Caribbean. Trump had initially threatened military action against Iran weeks ago in response to Tehran’s violent crackdown on protesters, but shifted since to warning Iran’s government that military action could come if it did not abandon its nuclear program.
This is a developing story.
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Les affaires mondiales en contexte - Français
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Les primaires ne sont pas un inconvénient , elles sont le fondement de la légitimité démocratique...
Democrats Slam Democrats For 'Rigging' Democrat Primaries
The party that won't stop lecturing America about democracy is once again rigging its own primary by endorsing - thereby biasing voters - towards certain candidates over others. On Monday, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) endorsed 12 candidates through its “Red to Blue” program to help Democrats win back the majority in the House of Representatives.
“Today, the DCCC announced the first slate of 12 top-tier candidates added to its highly competitive ‘Red to Blue’ program for the 2026 cycle,” the committee said in a statement. “This initial group of candidates will receive strategic guidance, staff resources, training, and fundraising support to ensure they are in the best possible position to win in November.”
The committee describes the “Red to Blue” program as a “highly competitive and battle-tested DCCC program that arms top-tier candidates with organizational and fundraising support to help them continue to develop strong campaigns.”
Candidates earn spots in the program by hitting aggressive benchmarks for grassroots engagement, local support, and fundraising.
Now, 17 Democratic congressional candidates are accusing the party's own campaign arm of torching the integrity of the 2026 primary process by interfering with the primary.
According to a joint statement from the snubbed candidates, this early backing by the DCCC “carries significant influence in the primary process —often shaping fundraising pipelines, access, and perceived viability before voters have had the opportunity to evaluate the full field.”
The statement highlighted mounting frustration among Democratic candidates nationwide, who are concerned about the increasingly aggressive pattern of early primary intervention by the DCCC, “a trend they say risks weakening voter trust and diminishing the role of voters in selecting their own nominees.”
"Primaries are not an inconvenience, they are the foundation of democratic legitimacy," the candidates said.
In multiple states and districts, party leadership has signaled preferred candidates well before voters have had the opportunity to evaluate the full field. Through early infrastructure support, fundraising advantages, and institutional backing, these actions show that outcomes are being shaped before ballots are cast.
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Candidates emphasize that their concern is not opposition to party infrastructure or general election strategy. Rather, they argue that legitimacy in the primary depends on fairness and openness in the months prior.
“You cannot argue that democracy is on the ballot in November while narrowing democracy in the primaries from now through August,” the candidates who were passed over argue. “If a candidate is strong, they should be able to earn support in open competition. Protecting them from competition is not confidence.”
DCCC Chair Rep. Suzan DelBene defended the committee's picks with an answer that probably made the dissidents even angrier. "These are all strong candidates, they're the ones who are going to be the general election candidate and they're the ones that we think can win the general election," she said.
"We are just six months away from the primary,” Knapp pointed out. “And it's incredibly frustrating.”
He added. “This is precisely what we've been voicing concerns about as Democrats for years, and it appears we are repeating the same mistakes."
Democrats have faced accusations of rigging elections for years. Last year, Bernie Sanders (I-VT) blasted his own party, accusing Democratic leaders of rigging elections and shutting down any semblance of a fair primary process. He even agreed with the assessment that the party has become “a threat to democracy.”
Sanders showed real grassroots momentum in his 2016 and 2020 presidential bids, but party effectively blocked his path to victory both times. The perception that entrenched establishment figures moved to stop him from upending the status quo has never really gone away — and Sanders himself all but confirmed it.
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