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Golan Heights Arabs Tell Netanyahu he is Not Welcome but he Sneaks in Anyway as China Backs Palestinian Solidarity

The Western media narrative today continued to portray the bombing and murder of Arab children in the occupied territory of the Golan Heights over the weekend as a "terrorist attack" by Hezbollah against Israeli citizens, while the voices of the Arabs who actually live there and experienced these horrible deaths are not being reported. Fox News is an example of this media charade that completely ignores the voices of the victims: "Israel set to counter Hezbollah following terror attack: 'response will be swift, harsh and painful' The looming Israeli reaction against the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist movement in Lebanon is said to be imminent in response to the group’s rocket attack on a children’s soccer field on Saturday, resulting in the murders of 12 young people. On Monday, Netanyahu visited Majdal Shams and announced on X that Israel’s response to the massacre of children at the location "will come and it will be severe." Netanyahu told the Druze Israeli community: 'We are brothers. We have a covenant of life but, I regret that it is also a covenant of bereavement and sorrow. We embrace you.'" "We are brothers"?? Seriously? How are these Syrian Arabs in the occupied Golan Heights any different from the Arabs in occupied Gaza and the occupied West Bank? Has he ever called them "brothers"? What is not being reported in most Western media outlets is that the local people protested his coming, and even tried to stop him, calling him a war criminal. The families of the children who were murdered refused to meet with Netanyahu. As I publish this early on Monday, 7/29/24, Israel's Security Cabinet has allegedly approved an all out war against Lebanon and escalated the war in the Middle East, and it is based on a lie that Lebanon bombed and killed Israeli children, when in fact the children who died were children of Syrian parents who maintain their Syrian identity in the occupied Golan Heights. They are no more Netanyahu's "brothers" than the Palestinians are, but most Americans will trust Netanyahu anyway, as is evidenced by the numerous standing ovations he received last week in the U.S. Congress celebrating his lies.

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Israel Bombs Syrian Arabs in Occupied Golan Heights and Blames it on Hezbollah in False Flag Attack

While the U.S. Media is echoing the claims of Benjamin Netanyahu and others in his cabinet that Lebanon shot a rocket into the Israeli occupied territory of the Golan Heights which killed 12 children, which were Syrian Arab children and NOT Jewish children, Syria and other nations in the region are reporting that this tragedy was a false flag attack by Israel itself. Hezbollah has obviously denied attacking their fellow Arabs, which doesn't even make any sense, especially because Hezbollah has not shied away from taking responsibility for REAL attacks they have made into Israel, as it makes them a hero in eyes of the people in the Middle East. This obvious false flag attack by Israel is apparently being used to justify an all-out war against Lebanon, even though this particular incident killed NO JEWS, only Arabs, no matter which side's version is true.

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Where is Your Citizenship Registered?

Most people in the world today hold a "citizenship" tied to a specific geographical place, usually a "nation" or "country." The opposite of the word "citizen" is "alien", which is someone currently residing in a place where they are not citizens and do not have the rights or privileges of citizens. In the United States, for example, the term "alien" or non-citizen, has several legal sub-definitions, such as "illegal alien" who were not granted government permission to enter the country, "visitors" who are generally given temporary "visas" to enter the country for a specific duration of time, "permanent residents" who can stay in the country as long as they want, but do not yet have the full rights and privileges of citizens, etc. Proof of citizenship is usually dependent upon a person being registered in a written record somewhere that is controlled by the government. In the United States, proof of citizenship is generally proven by a person's birth certificate, or by a U.S. Passport used for international travel. In the Bible, and specifically in the New Testament portion of the Bible, the terms for citizenship and aliens are defined differently than they are in Western culture, and encompass not just the earth in the natural world, but also Heaven in the spiritual realms. In the New Testament writings, believers in Jesus were referred to as "citizens" of Heaven, where Jesus currently rules as the King of the Kingdom of God. Those of us who have this citizenship, are granted the full rights and privileges of members of this Kingdom, to which we owe our allegiance to, along with all the duties that go along with citizenship.

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Netanyahu Gets Standing Ovation Promoting War with Iran while Yemen Leader Announces Beginning of 5th Phase in War with More Attacks on Tel Aviv

Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.S. Congress this week just days after Israel's capital city of Tel Aviv was bombed by Yemen's Houthis. And yet it wasn't the Yemen Houthis he condemned, but their favorite "enemy," Iran. This rhetoric against Iran has been going on since the 1980s, when President Ronald Reagan was caught in a scandal sending Iran militants to overthrow Nicaragua, all funded by the U.S. There was a copy of an Israeli newspaper from 1984 that was reporting almost exactly the same thing 40 years ago that Netanyahu, and his Zionist friends, are saying today, that was going viral on social media: "Iran is in the Final Stages of Building a Nuclear Bomb!" The obviously staged Trump shooting is now being blamed on Iran as well, with Donald Trump saying that he "hopes America obliterates Iran" if he is assassinated, just as many other Christian Evangelical leaders have also called for the destruction of Iran. This attitude completely ignores the fact that millions of Jews and Christians also live in Iran, along with millions of others who do not support war or many of the policies of their Islamic leader. Netanyahu, who is more popular in the U.S. than he is in Israel, most certainly does have a problem, however, and it is no wonder why he is begging for military aid from the U.S. But his current most urgent problem is not Iran, but instead Yemen, who has now successfully shut down the shipping lanes in the Red Sea, and even launched a new kind of drone that penetrated U.S. air defenses and blew up a building in downtown Tel Aviv. Abdul Malik al-Houthi, the leader of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement, has vowed that more strikes are coming against Tel Aviv, and that they have now launched the "fifth phase" of their military action against Israel. People in this country are INSANE if they think that the U.S. and Israel can take on Iran in a war, when we cannot even deal with the much smaller country of Yemen, and their inexpensive weapons which are quickly depleting the U.S.'s weapon stockpiles and chasing our ships home. And all of this while we continue spending $billions on Ukraine, where Russia has claimed they can easily defeat our "superior technology" weapons by simply jamming their signals, making them useless Why are we fighting these wars and wasting this money? Meanwhile here back at home, we cannot even take care of our own people, especially those most vulnerable.

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Elon Musk Shows up for Netanyahu’s Speech to Congress on the Same Day Tesla Loses $90 Billion in Big Tech Market Bloodbath

In a Wall Street bloodbath today that saw significant losses in the DOW, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, the Big Tech "Magnificent 7" companies (Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Tesla) lost $1.7 TRILLION in market share, in just one day. Shares of Tesla stock were down the most, losing 12.3%, close to a $90 billion loss. Tesla's quarterly report on earnings yesterday was not as positive as shareholders had expected, and some seem to be waking up to the fact that Musk may not be as smart as everyone thinks, as he continues to sell the future and his AI hype, while sales of his Tesla vehicles are declining, as are other EV sales. Ford also posted another $1 billion loss on electric vehicles last quarter. The fools who still believe in Musk think Teslas are different from other EVs, and insist that their investment in Tesla is not really an investment in an automobile manufacturer, but in an AI company that is going to build robots and self-driving cars. The Big Tech crash is coming. Today might have been the start of the ultimate crash as reflected in the stock markets, but it will probably take some more time for people to realize that their faith in the technology is not real, and that one cannot just wait for the future forever. Meanwhile, as Kamala Harris and JD Vance, along with many others were no-shows at the Benjamin Netanyahu show in Congress today, one person that few expected to see showed up: Elon Musk.

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What Might Donald Trump’s Cabinet Look Like in a Second Term? Would He Drain the Swamp – Or Fill it Back Up?

With the Republican Party nomination of Donald Trump as the next President of the United States complete, and his selection of J.D. Vance for Vice President, the media is now talking about what a possible Trump Cabinet would look like at the beginning of his second term. Multiple sources have reported that Trump is considering Jamie Dimon, the Chairman and CEO of the largest, most complex and scandal-ridden bank in the United States, JPMorgan Chase Bank, as the Secretary of the Treasury. In a recent article in the NY Post, however, reporter Charles Gasparino writes that the Secretary of the Treasury job is more likely to go to Larry Fink, the head of BlackRock and believed by some to be the most powerful person in the world. But there's room for both of them in a Trump Cabinet. Fink could easily become the Secretary of State, a job that Trump first gave to Chairman of the Board and CEO of ExxonMobil, Rex Tillerson, in his first term. Anyway, the featured image I created for this article fills in a few names for various Cabinet positions that Trump could likely nominate for various posts. In a recent show, Jimmy Dore asked journalist Whitney Webb if she thought Trump would really drain the swamp this time, if elected. Watch her response. Whitney Webb has also just published a complete report on the background of J.D. Vance, Trump's choice for Vice President: "The Man Behind Trump’s VP Pick: It’s Worse Than You Think"

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Lack of IT-Skilled Human Workers is Leading to a Cyber Pandemic – 500,000 Cybersecurity Jobs Unfilled in the U.S.

As the full effects of the Microsoft glitch that took down so many businesses and government agencies this past Friday are still being evaluated, the vulnerability of a software system run by a cybersecurity firm is presenting new information to hackers and exposing just how unprepared the U.S. Government is to protect our country against cyber attacks that are a real threat to national security. After the CrowdStrike failed software update that infected 8.1 million devices with cascading effects spreading to millions, if not billions, of other devices and computer systems, the threat of a Cyber Pandemic is now very real. And the main reason that the U.S. Government is powerless to stop something like a Cyber Pandemic is not because of a lack of technology or computer resources, since the U.S. is home to the largest technology companies in the world, but it is due to a lack of human resources: Cybersecurity professionals. In 2021 CNN published an article with the title: "Wanted: Millions of cybersecurity pros. Salary: Whatever you want". The article highlighted the increasing cyber attacks in the U.S. and the lack of cybersecurity experts to prevent these attacks, with over 300,000 cybersecurity job openings going unfilled. Fast forward to today in 2024, and the situation has only become worse. A few weeks ago (June, 2024), members of Congress raised concerns over the shortage of cybersecurity professionals, which has now grown to a half million open jobs that cannot be filled.

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One Single Computer Glitch Could Cost Tens of $Billions of Losses, Showing How Frail Technology Has Become

This past Friday morning brought headlines such as "Largest IT Outage in History!" and "Just Like Y2K Except this Time it is Real!" Hundred of millions, if not billions, of people and businesses around the world were affected, from airlines to FedEx and other delivery companies to financial institutions to hotel reservations and personal PC users. The culprit was reported as a Microsoft Windows update to a software program that runs on many Windows computers, from the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. Microsoft has reported that the glitch affected 8.5 million devices. Since the problem is still ongoing as I write this on Sunday, there is no way to know what the cost is to the global economy because of this glitch. Estimates at this point are claiming it will top 1 $billion in losses. However, I can assure you that those costs will well exceed this estimate, and will easily be in the tens of $billions, just from the loss of online ecommerce sales alone, not to mention every other industry that was affected where sales are not conducted online. I have run my own ecommerce store for over 20 years, and I have a pretty good feel for how sales go each day, based on day of the week, current sales we are running, etc. Yesterday, (Saturday 7/20/24) we had our lowest day in sales for many years, and I would estimate that we lost about 50% of our sales yesterday, due to this problem that obviously prevented many of our customers from ordering online. Globally, there were $5.8 trillion in online sales in 2023, and the forecast for 2024 is $6.3 trillion in sales. $6.3 trillion in online sales for one year is about $16.5 billion in sales every single day. Let's be conservative and estimate that about 30% of ecommerce sales were lost in just one day, yesterday. That would be about $5 billion in lost revenue, and that is just for one day, and only online sales, not sales lost in the airlines industry, hotel industry, freight delivery industry, etc. This loss could easily be in the tens of $billions, if not more, just for ONE single computer glitch, and we will experience the economic ripples of this for the rest of the year.

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Israel Humiliated by Houthis as Downtown Tel Aviv Bombed by Undetected New Drone Class! Netanyahu Heads to U.S. Congress as ICC Arrest Warrant Still Outstanding

In an event barely mentioned in the U.S. media yesterday (Friday, July 19, 2024), Yemen's Houthi militants launched a new class of drones into the heart of Tel Aviv, considered the capital city of Israel by most of the world (97 embassies are in Tel Aviv compared to only 6 embassies in Jerusalem,) and is the country's economic and technological center. The drone attack appeared to be targeting the U.S. Consulate in Tel Aviv, exploding very near it, and allegedly went undetected by American Israeli defense systems, being the first attack of its kind. This was truly an historical never-before-seen attack directly on Israel's second most populous city, indicating that the Houthis are stepping up their attacks and not just simply targeting ships in the Red Sea anymore. While I have seen some reports that this attack on Tel Aviv yesterday might delay Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington D.C., news from D.C. seems to indicate that the trip is still on for this coming week. This begs the question: Will anyone try to arrest Netanyahu on the outstanding warrant for his arrest at the International Criminal Court? Protests are being planned in D.C., and Mike Johnson, the current Zionist leader of the House of Representatives, has threatened to arrest other lawmakers who do not support Israel.

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Elon Musk: World’s Biggest Con Man, or Just a Fool? Big Tech in Panic Mode!

While Elon Musk is taking advantage of the current political climate after the Trump shooting incident and claiming to support free speech and be against online censorship, his X platform has been busy the past couple of days deleting posts of the Trump shooting that do not fit the current narrative from the Republican platform, clearly betraying what he claims about being against "online censorship". And as he espouses views that appease those on the Right and on the conservative side of the political spectrum by attacking Gov. Newsom as he pledges to move his companies from California to Texas, the reality is that his empire that has made him the richest man in the world appears to crumbling, and in danger of completely crashing. So let's take a peek behind the scenes and ignore Elon Musk's rhetoric, and let's see what is happening in the real world with the companies he owns, and where that evidence, as opposed to rhetoric, leads us, because Big Tech is in full panic mode right now.

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