Trump’s “New Dawn for Cuba” Regime Change

 

Trump’s “New Dawn for Cuba” Regime Change By Kurt Nimmo The Trump administration has declared a two-week deadline on Cuba to release two “high-profile” prisoners, Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and Maykel Castillo Pérez (aka Maykel Osorbo), described as dissident artists from the San Isidro movement (Movimiento San Isidro, MSI). Read here

US Weapons Stockpiles Running Out Due to Iran War By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida The irresponsible decision by the Donald Trump administration to go to war against Iran has had a high cost for the US. According to information recently shared by experts in the American defense sector, the country has spent a substantial amount of its weapons reserves and is now at severe risk of exhausting its critical missiles in the short term. Read here

Defiling Statues of Jesus: Israel’s Counterfeit Outrage at Cultural Vandalism By Dr. Binoy Kampmark They have kept their strategy of cultural and institutional vandalism generously broad in recent campaigns against their adversaries. It therefore came as something of a surprise that much febrile fuss was made about this month’s antics of an IDF soldier photographed attacking a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon on the edge of Debel with a sledgehammer. Read here

Ceasefire or Cold Feet? Trump’s ‘Pakistan Play’ Draws Scrutiny By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa A recent announcement by US President Donald Trump regarding an indefinite ceasefire with Iran has drawn both cautious approval and significant skepticism. Framed as an open-ended pause in hostilities, the move is seen as an attempt to reduce immediate regional tensions and create space for diplomatic engagement in a highly volatile environment. Read here

In Defense of Indonesia’s Russia-America Balancing Act By Andrew Korybko The military overflight rights that the US wants would strategically align Indonesia against China by facilitating US air patrols of the South China Sea from its bases in Australia and Papua New Guinea, but US influence over Indonesia would be balanced by Russia, which will provide more fuel and fertilizer. Read here

BREAKING: U.S. Government Cancer Data Shows Early-Onset Cancers Surged 6.4% From 2021 to 2023 By Nicolas Hulscher According to the National Cancer Institute’s latest SEER data release, cancer incidence rates among Americans under age 50 jumped 6.4% between 2021 and 2023 — with colon/rectal cancer (+19.4%), brain tumors (+19.5%), small intestine (+15.5%), ovarian (+12.8%), stomach (+7.3%), and breast cancer (+3.6%) all showing very alarming signals — right in the middle of the mass mRNA injection campaigns. Read here

Unregulated Wireless 5G Rollout under HR 2289 Would be Catastrophic for Human Health and the Environment By Jenny Miller The purpose of HR 2289, currently being considered in the U.S. Congress, is to remove all local control over the rollout of 5G cell towers. There are many reasons that unregulated 5G (which stands for 5thgeneration), will bring devastation. It will greatly increase the risk of out of control fires, and cause very adverse health impacts, for which there is extensive documentation. Read here