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July 9, 2025
CIA-Linked Analyst Oversaw Palestine Solidarity Campaign Membership Files
For three years, a woman with a background in U.S. State Department cultural diplomacy and ties to intelligence-linked organizations quietly managed the membership database of Britain’s largest pro-Palestine organization.
Her name is Deborah Fiorin. Hired by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) in early 2018 as its Membership and Data Officer, Fiorin held unprecedented access to the personal information of thousands of activists across the United Kingdom. Yet her prior work history, which includes a stint at a State Department propaganda arm and brief postings at firms with deep intelligence connections, raises serious questions about vetting, oversight, and the very integrity of the campaign’s leadership.
This investigation examines who Fiorin really is, how she came to hold such a sensitive post, and what her story reveals about the governance of PSC.
Ben Soffa, national secretary of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), has developed software to monitor and organize the group’s members. He owns a small company called Organic Campaigns and describes himself on LinkedIn as a “developer of online campaigning tools.” As national secretary, Soffa has access to PSC’s membership data and likely worked closely with whoever oversaw the database.
As revealed in my previous article, Soffa admitted to having “limited” contact with Assaf Kaplan, the former Israeli military intelligence officer who was controversially hired by the Labour Party as head of digital operations. It remains unclear whether Soffa shared PSC member data with his Labour colleague, but the question demands scrutiny.
A more pressing concern, however, is how PSC member data may have been used.
PSC claims to take data protection seriously. According to its official privacy policy, the organization collaborates with IT contractors, website managers, and database administrators to ensure that security features are regularly updated and that personal data is handled responsibly.
The policy states that outdated or irrelevant information should be deleted and that data should be retained only as long as necessary. If an individual requests to sever ties with the organization, their record should be marked as inactive, accompanied by a note explaining why they should no longer be contacted, such as the cancellation of their membership. The full policy is available here.
However, this investigation raises serious questions about whether PSC directors, including National Director Ben Jamal, have been willing or able to enforce the group’s data protection policy.
Concerns began with PSC’s hiring of a new staff member in January 2018, a year into Ben Jamal’s tenure as national director. Although he had previously served as a PSC director from January 2014 to July 2016, this was his first full year in the lead role. The new “Membership and Data Officer,” Deborah Fiorin, remained in post for just over three years, departing in January 2021.
Meet Deborah Fiorin
A 2016 biographical note published before she joined PSC states she was “born in Italy, educated in the U.S., France, Italy and Britain.” It notes that she holds two bachelor’s degrees, one in international relations and one in philosophy, as well as an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London.
On LinkedIn, she claims native or bilingual fluency in English and Italian, as well as full professional proficiency in French, and elementary proficiency in German.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Deborah Fiorin earned an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy from SOAS, University of London, in 2015.
She previously studied international politics and economics at Sciences Po in Paris through the Erasmus program, and holds two bachelor’s degrees: one in philosophy from Birkbeck, University of London, and another in international relations and human rights from the University of Padua.
State Department official
After completing her master’s at SOAS in the summer of 2015, Fiorin appears to have a gap in her CV. Her next listed role doesn’t begin until March 2016. What did she do in the interim? Her LinkedIn profile offers no clues. However, a biographical note from March 2016 states that “she has worked for… the U.S. Department of Cultural Affairs in New York City.” This position is not referenced anywhere on her LinkedIn profile. But what is the U.S. Department of Cultural Affairs?
There is no “Department of Cultural Affairs” under the U.S. State Department. However, the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, based in New York, performs a similar function. It promotes “mutual understanding” between the United States and other nations and has long sponsored cultural exchange programs advancing U.S. foreign policy interests, including the Fulbright Program and the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), which marked its 70th anniversary in 2010.
As it happens, the bureau has deep roots in U.S. propaganda operations, tracing its origins to the Office of War Information during World War II. Its legacy also includes links to CIA-backed initiatives, such as the Congress for Cultural Freedom and the U.S. Information Agency, which oversaw Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty.
According to the Foreign Service Journal, a publication offering an “insider perspective” for U.S. foreign service officials, the bureau sits within a tradition of CIA-sponsored covert action and soft power projection:
While Secretary of State George Marshall was telling Congress there would be no more government funding of exhibitions of modern art, the newly formed Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had already embraced the idea. American avant-garde art demonstrated America’s creativity, cultural sophistication, and, especially, intellectual freedom, the CIA believed. And it would be hard for Soviet modernism, called socialist realism, to compete, given the rigidity of communist ideology. The CIA began covertly funding an initiative centered on a nongovernmental organization called the Congress for Cultural Freedom to promote the abstract expressionism of Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning, and others. The CIA operation grew, establishing offices in 35 countries and subsidizing international tours by American jazz artists, symphony orchestras, and more until its exposure in 1967.
Meanwhile, in 1953, the U.S. Information Agency (USIA) was created to “tell America’s story to the world.” By engaging with the world through international information, broadcasting, culture, and exchange programs, USIA made cultural diplomacy an essential element of American foreign policy. Until its 1999 absorption into the State Department, USIA’s “Arts America” program was instrumental in bringing unique American achievements in music, painting, literature, and architecture, as well as industrial arts, to the rest of the world.
And its successor, the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, has continued the tradition.”
Fiorin, in other words, worked within a U.S. propaganda outfit with documented links to the CIA. This may shed light on a curious line in the March 2016 biographical note, which claims she “has written extensively on Libya, its politics and the 2011 revolution.”
Yet a search for “Deborah Fiorin” and “Libya” yields only that biography—no articles, essays or publications. Where did she “write” extensively on Libya? Was this work conducted during her tenure with a CIA-linked organization, possibly under a nondisclosure agreement? Or does it refer to student essays that were never published? Either way, the claim appears questionable and raises further concerns about how she was vetted by the PSC.
Fair Observer?
What is Fair Observer, the outlet where Fiorin published an article in March 2016, the same month she began her next job? Among its listed “partners” is Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, a group with documented ties to the Zionist-funded Henry Jackson Society. The organization itself is backed by a range of establishment funders, including the U.S. government, NATO, and the International Rescue Committee, an organization originally set up as a CIA front in 1942.
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America’s largest power grid struggling to meet demand from AI
The former Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Londonderry Township, Pennsylvania, U.S., June 25, 2025. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz/File Photo
Laila Kearney
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania July 9 (Reuters) – America’s largest power grid is under strain as data centers and AI chatbots consume power faster than new plants can be built.
Electricity bills are projected to surge by more than 20% this summer in some parts of PJM Interconnection’s territory, which covers 13 states – from Illinois to Tennessee, Virginia to New Jersey – serving 67 million customers in a region with the most data centers in the world.
The governor of Pennsylvania is threatening to abandon the grid, the CEO has announced his departure and the chair of PJM’s board of managers and another board member were voted out.
The upheaval at PJM started a year ago with a more than 800% jump in prices at its annual capacity auction. Rising prices out of the auction trickle down to everyday people’s power bills.
Now PJM is barreling towards its next capacity auction on Wednesday, when prices may rise even further.
The auction aims to avoid blackouts by establishing a rate at which generators agree to pump out electricity during the most extreme periods of stress on the grid, usually the hottest and coldest days of the year.
High prices out of the auction should spur new power plant construction, but that hasn’t happened quickly enough in PJM’s region as aging power plants continue to retire and data center demand explodes.
PJM has made the situation worse by delaying auctions and pausing the application process for new plants, according to more than a dozen power developers, regulators, energy attorneys and other experts interviewed by Reuters.
“We need speed from PJM, we need transparency from PJM and we need to keep consumer costs down with PJM,” Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro told Reuters in an interview. “I think they’ve taken some steps in that direction which is really encouraging to me and we’re going to continue to work at it.”
PJM says the supply and demand crunch has been caused largely by factors outside of its control, including state energy policies that closed fossil-fuel fired power plants prematurely and data center growth in “Data Center Alley” in Northern Virginia and other burgeoning hubs in the Mid-Atlantic.
“Prices will remain high as long as demand growth is outstripping supply – this is a basic economic policy,” said PJM spokesman Jeffrey Shields. “Right now, we need every megawatt we can get.”
New projects totaling about 46 gigawatts – enough capacity to power 40 million homes – have been cleared in recent years, “but are not getting built because of local opposition, supply chain backups or financing issues that have nothing to do with PJM,” Shields said.
PJM has lost more than 5.6 net gigawatts in the last decade as power plants shut faster than new ones enter service, according to a PJM presentation filed with regulators this year. PJM added about 5 gigawatts of power-generating capacity in 2024, fewer than smaller grids in California and Texas.
Meanwhile, data center demand is surging. By 2030, PJM expects 32 gigawatts of increased demand on its system, with all but two of those gigawatts coming from data centers.
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Then They Came for the Birds: Katie Pasetney Exposes the War on Farmers and the Soul of the Nation
When Canadian farmer Katie Pasitney took the stage today in Florida at TruthThrive 2025, she didn’t just speak for one farm or one country — she spoke for farmers worldwide, and for every citizen watching their freedoms disappear under the crushing weight of global agendas.
Her message was simple, powerful, and devastating:
This isn’t about bird flu.
This is about food control, biosecurity tyranny, and the slow slaughter of our rights.
Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, BC, became the unexpected front line of a global battle — where mass culling orders, PCR-based pseudoscience, and a ruthless bureaucracy converged to wipe out not only animals, but sovereignty itself.
For 165 days, Katie and her family fought to save their flock.
They were threatened, smeared, and ignored.
But when the Canadian government said “comply or be crushed,”
— they said NO.
At TruthThrive, Katie pulled back the curtain on:
The CFIA’s abuse of power: Orders to kill healthy birds based on two unconfirmed PCR tests, while denying all independent testing and treatment.
The media’s complicity: Attacking farmers while parroting the global narrative.
The people’s power: How public pushback — from farmers, neighbors, and freedom-lovers across North America — forced a stay of execution.
This was Canada’s last stand, and Katie didn’t just show up —
She stood tall. For all of us.
ACTION MATTERS.
This is your chance to amplify truth.
Share this far and wide.
Leave a comment — tell us what you’re doing in your community.
Stand with Katie. Stand with farmers. Stand for freedom.
Because if they can come for the ostriches, they’ll come for the cows.
If they can come for the cows, they’ll come for your children.
And by then — it’s too late.
Watch the full video at https://unlockalberta.substack.com/p/they-came-for-the-birdskatie-pasitneys
Oklahoma Ends Recommendation to Add Fluoride to Water
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (L) with U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (R) at the Oklahoma State Capitol on June 26, 2025.
By Zachary Stauber
Gov. Kevin Stitt also ordered the officials to submit a written report documenting fluoridation practices.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health has removed its recommendation that fluoride be added to public water systems, joining a growing number of states that have rolled back similar guidance.
An archived version of the webpage states the department “supports community water fluoridation and recognizes the practice as safe, cost-effective and beneficial to all who drink and use the water.” The page now returns an error message.
“I’m instructing the Oklahoma Department of Health to stop recommending fluoride in our water,” Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Republican, said during a press conference on June 26. “Cities and water districts, they can still choose to do what they want, based on their constituents and the science, but it’s no longer going to be a recommendation from the state health department.”
An executive order issued by Stitt on the same day said that there is “growing public concern, evolving scientific research, and fundamental principle of informed consent that call into question the continued appropriateness of mandatory fluoridation of the public drinking water system, a practice historically supported by the State of Oklahoma as a means of promoting dental health.”
The order directs state health and environmental officials to “immediately cease any state-level promotion or endorsement of fluoridation of the public water supply.”
It also directs the officials to carry out a comprehensive review of all state policies and procedures related to adding fluoride to public water supplies.
Stitt ordered the officials to submit a written report of their findings to him and lawmakers within 90 days.
The report shall document fluoridation practices and include “concrete recommendations and a timeline for transitioning away from a position or practice that mandates or promotes the fluoridation of the public water supply,” according to the order.
Some states have acted against water fluoridation, including Utah and Florida, in recent months.
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Via https://www.thethinkingconservative.com/oklahoma-ends-recommendation-to-add-fluoride-to-water/
Truth About the Apollo Moon Landings
The Truth About the Moon Landings
Directed by Tim Dodd (2025)
Film Review
This is an extremely well researched documentary addressing the widespread conspiracy theory that NASA faked the Apollo moon landings. It begins with a detailed index allowing viewers to focus on specific concerns about the official story. The film is partially based on 11,000 hours of NASA footage of the six Apollo missions, as well as considerable independent research and demonstrations. The final mission (Apollo 17) spent three days on the moon.
For me the main weakness in the official account concerned the intense radiation astronauts would have experienced traversing the Van Allen radiation belt. My concerns mainly stemmed from a bizarre (erroneous according to the film) on the NASA website in 2014 that humans had never traversed the Van Allen radiation belt.
Dodd begins by explaining that the Van Allen belt consists of alpha participles, beta particles and protons emitted by the sun and trapped by the Earth’s magnetic field. Beta particles are high speed electrons that easily penetrate the skin but are too small to cause significant damage. The best shield against them is hydrogen containing substances, such as water or plastic. The best shield against high speed proton particles is plastic or aluminum
The Apollo astronauts were protected against exposure to high speed beta particles and protons by lightweight layers of aluminum and stainless steel and by following a flight path originating near the equator, where the Van Allen belt is thinnest. According to the Biomedical Results of Apollo, even when one mission flew through the densest area of the belt, the exposure, only lasting a few minutes, was far below an acute dose.
Altogether astronauts spent at most a half hour per moon shot in the belt, amounting to one year’s worth of average radiation exposure on Earth.
Another topic I checked out were why the flag planted by Apollo 11 astronauts appears to flap in the wind. Dodd explains, with NASA diagrama, that the astronaut’s flag was supported by a horizontal cross bar to keep it extended. What appears to be flapping are actually waves rippling through the fabric due to lack of air resistance in the moon’s atmosphere. If you watch the films long enough, the flags always come to rest.
I also looked at Dodd’s explanation concerning the absence of flames when the lunar module lifts off the surface of the moon and the identity of the videographer (since all the astronauts were in the module. Dodd explains that during the last three missions, a camera was left on the moon rover (which remained on the moon) to record the module’ lift off. Mission Control operated the camera from Earth.
The explanation for the absence of flames is that rocket exhaust only birmsorange in the presence of oxygen.
According to Dodd, no human being has left low earth orbit since 1972, for the same reason Hovercraft and supersonic Concorde and dirigible passenger operations have ceased: for budgetary and safety reasons .
NASA experienced peak funding (47% of federal budget) in 1966. At present, NASA receive 1% of US government funding.
July 8, 2025
Ukraine Transformed into “Underdeveloped Country”: Why Did BlackRock Suddenly Give Up on Zelensky and the Kiev Regime
By Drago Bosnic
When the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict started in 2014, American and multinational conglomerates rushed to ensure they got their “piece of the pie” in the unfortunate country. In around a decade or so, the Kiev regime changed laws and enabled the total or near-total takeover of every remotely valuable asset built by generations in the Soviet Union. While the socialist superstate certainly had its flaws, the legacy it left in former Ukraine has never been matched by any government since the latter’s “independence” in 1991.
Namely, while the country had a massive industrial sector until then and a population of 52 million, mostly well-educated and working in various specialist fields (Soviet Ukraine was a scientific and industrial powerhouse no less than Russia itself), after 1991, all this collapsed for good.
By the early 1990s, relatively prosperous Ukraine turned into an underdeveloped country with only a fraction of its Soviet-era scientific and industrial potential, selling mostly agricultural products and essentially serving as a cheap resource for the political West’s brutal (neo)colonial exploitation. By the mid-2010s, NATO fully hijacked the unfortunate country and turned it over to the Neo-Nazi junta that’s now effectively conducting genocide against Ukrainians themselves. Namely, the demographic collapse is so catastrophic that it’s highly likely there’s only half of Ukraine’s 1991 population in the country at this point. The suicidal war with Russia (its closest kin) continues, while the United States is now openly demanding whatever’s left of Ukrainian resources (with even this lost to Russian all-out advance across the frontlines).
In fact, the situation is so bad that the infamous BlackRock, the world’s most exploitative (neo)colonial conglomerate, has actually given up on NATO-occupied Ukraine. According to Bloomberg, it suspended work on “a multibillion-dollar Ukraine recovery fund”, supposedly following President Donald Trump’s election win. Apparently, this prompted France to work on a replacement deal, with initial support from Germany, Poland and Italy. The report, published on July 5, further states that BlackRock ceased all efforts to “search for institutional investors in January”, effectively ending the planned $500 million fund that was intended to be secured from various Western governments, development grants and investment banks. In turn, another $2 billion from other private investors was also lost after they withdrew.
The report also points out that the investment stopped due to “a lack of interest amid perceived uncertainty in Ukraine”. In other words, nobody wants to sink billions of dollars into an endemically corrupt mafia state run by Neo-Nazi goons in the middle of an unwinnable war with a military superpower nextdoor. Truly shocking. However, jokes aside, it doesn’t take an economic expert to understand that the most basic logic implies that nobody remotely sane would make that kind of investment. Worse yet, the notion of “perceived uncertainty” is even more laughable. Namely, as previously mentioned, the Russian military is now advancing on multiple fronts, meaning that this “uncertainty” is not a matter of perception, but an objective reality that any thinking investor would take into account.
The Bloomberg report further states that the investment fund was scheduled to be unveiled at the “Ukraine Recovery Conference” on July 10-11 in Rome. A BlackRock spokesperson said that the conglomerate “completed advisory work for the recovery fund pro bono in 2024, but no longer has any active mandate”. Worse yet, although France promised to “step up”, it seems this is also falling through. Citing “people familiar with the matter” Bloomberg reports that “it remains uncertain how effective the plan will be without American backing”. In other words, investors from the European Union are just as skeptical as their US counterparts, which tends to happen when people are getting their information from sources other than the mainstream propaganda machine which still insists that the Kiev regime is “defeating Russia”.
Numerous independent authors from around the world (particularly at InfoBRICS), have been reporting that the so-called minerals deal that the Trump administration was trying to push for since it came to power would fall through. We repeatedly argued that the minerals promised by the Neo-Nazi junta weren’t even under its control, while areas with any known resources lack the mining industry to support extraction.
It would take years and tens (if not hundreds) of billions in investment just to establish it. In other words, the investors would need to give lots of money to the losing side. Expectedly, such business deals are wholly unattractive to people who don’t like losing massive financial assets. The Kiev regime tried to do everything in its power (effectively selling the entire country) to change their opinions, but to no avail.
For instance, the Neo-Nazi junta frontman Volodymyr Zelensky pompously announced his $1 trillion “reconstruction plan” years ago, even promising each corporation what can only be described as free rei(g)n in oblasts (regions) they invested in. The results have been catastrophic for NATO-occupied Ukraine, with around 30% of its arable land handed over to (neo)colonialists.
In addition, cheap Ukrainian agricultural products flooded European markets (after they were initially promised to starving Africans and for which Russia was blamed by the mainstream propaganda machine), resulting in massive protests by farmers across the “old continent” as their market share collapsed virtually overnight. However, even this turned out to be a bad investment, particularly after the Russian military entered the Dnepropetrovsk oblast.
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Via https://www.globalresearch.ca/blackrock-gave-up-neo-nazi-junta/5894166
America’s Frontline Doctors Petitions FDA to Make HCQ and Ivermectin Over-the-Counter
By Jim Hoft
In a bold move that challenges years of government medical restrictions, America’s Frontline Doctors (AFLDS) has formally petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to make hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) and ivermectin available over the counter for all Americans. The petition represents a direct rebuke of federal health policy since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and it reignites the battle over who controls access to early treatment options.
Medical Freedom Front Returns with Renewed ForceThe petition, filed July 5th, demands that the FDA reclassify HCQ and ivermectin—two off-patent drugs once vilified during the height of COVID—as safe and effective for general public use without prescription. AFLDS argues that decades of safety data, including widespread use in developing countries, prove these medications pose far fewer risks than many current OTC drugs.
The Science the FDA Doesn’t Want You to See“It is medically and morally indefensible to keep life-saving drugs locked behind bureaucratic barriers,” said AFLDS spokesman Dr. John Witcher. “Americans deserve access to early treatment without government interference.”
While the mainstream medical establishment continues to downplay HCQ and ivermectin, multiple studies cited by AFLDS show the drugs significantly reduce viral replication and hospitalization when used early in COVID progression. The organization argues that politicized suppression of these treatments cost lives and violated the Hippocratic oath.
AFLDS’ petition includes over 50 peer-reviewed studies, global data, and legal affidavits from physicians who successfully used these protocols—many under threat of losing their licenses.
Globalist Censorship or Medical Caution?“We are not anti-vax. We are pro-choice and pro-science,” stated Dr. Simone Gold, founder of AFLDS, who previously served prison time for her stance during the January 6 protests. “Millions died because Big Pharma buried the truth.”
Critics of the petition say making HCQ and ivermectin OTC could lead to misuse or self-medication without proper guidance. But AFLDS and its allies argue that this is a smokescreen used to protect pharmaceutical profits and enforce centralized control over healthcare.
This petition comes as the World Health Organization and World Economic Forum continue pushing for centralized pandemic treaty powers—a move AFLDS believes would destroy medical sovereignty in favor of a “global health dictatorship.”
Prophetic Echoes and the Push Toward ControlThe push for OTC access has taken on more than just political or medical meaning—it is part of a wider spiritual and prophetic battle. Many Christians see the suppression of healing medicines and the control of treatment protocols as aligning with Revelation’s warnings about sorcery (“pharmakeia”) and global deception.
If successful, the petition could serve as a turning point in America’s medical freedom movement—a last stand against the rising tide of technocratic control.
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Cloud Seeding Operations in Texas Two Days Before Recent Flooding
Screenshot of CEO of Rainmaker via Florida Sky Watchers YouTube Channel
Anthony Scott
The CEO of a weather modification technology company has confirmed that cloud seeding operations took place in Texas just two days before the deadly central Texas flood occurred.
NBC News reported that Augustus Doricko, the CEO of Rainmaker, a weather modification company, said that planes had released silver iodide in the atmosphere in Texas two days prior to the fatal floods that have claimed over 100 lives.
Doricko claims the cloud seeding operations did not cause the flooding in Texas.
Per Bloomberg:
According to Doricko, Rainmaker flew a brief 20-minute cloud seeding mission in south-central Texas last Tuesday, but suspended all operations that same day due to abnormally high moisture content in the air. The two clouds seeded during the Tuesday flight would have dissipated after a few hours and would have had no effect on the floods several days later, he added.
Cloud seeding involves using chemicals, often particles of silver iodide, to trigger the formation of ice crystals or droplets from water that’s already present in a cloud but not being efficiently turned into rain. Though the technique has been studied for decades, it remains difficult to predict the additional rainfall that cloud seeding operations can generate, with estimates ranging widely from 0% to 20%.
What’s clear is that the technique would not have been able to generate the record-breaking rainfall seen in Texas. So much rain fell that the Guadalupe River at Kerrville, one of the epicenters of the floods, rose some 26 feet (8 meters) in less than an hour overnight on Friday.
“Based on the meteorological evidence, the Texas floods were caused by a powerful natural weather system, with thunderstorms fed by very moist air from the warm Gulf of Mexico,” said Andrew Charlton-Perez, professor of meteorology at the University of Reading in the UK.
In a post on X, Doricko shared, “The last seeding mission prior to the July 4th event was during the early afternoon of July 2nd, when a brief cloud seeding mission was flown over the eastern portions of south-central Texas, and two clouds were seeded.”
He added, “The clouds that were seeded on July 2nd dissipated over 24 hours prior to the developing storm complex that would produce the flooding rainfall.”
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Netanyahu: Israel working with US to displace Palestinians from Gaza
US President Donald Trump speaks during a bilateral dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth looks on, at the White House in Washington, D.C., the US, on July 7, 2025. (Photo by Reuters)
Press TV
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Tel Aviv regime is collaborating with Washington to identify nations willing to accept Palestinians who have been forcibly displaced from Gaza, thereby advancing US President Donald Trump’s contentious Gaza “takeover and own” scheme.
While addressing reporters prior to their dinner at the White House, Trump was asked about the status of his proposal to “take over” Gaza and forcibly remove the population of the Strip. He asked Netanyahu to respond to the question.
“I think President Trump had a brilliant vision. It’s called free choice. If people want to stay, they can stay; but if they want to leave, they should be able to leave,” Netanyahu answered. Gaza “shouldn’t be a prison. It should be an open place.”
The occupying Israeli regime has seized upon Trump’s plan for Gaza, presenting it as a chance to promote what it describes as “the voluntary migration” of Palestinians from the coastal sliver.
Critics and specialists have condemned the proposal as a means for the coerced removal of Palestinians.
“We’re working with the United States very closely [to] find countries that will… give the Palestinians a better future,” Netanyahu added.
Trump said he has had “great cooperation” from “surrounding countries” on the matter.
“Something good will happen,” he added.
Trump has openly expressed his desire to transform Gaza into what he refers to as the “Riviera of the Middle East.”
He asserts that the expulsion of native Palestinians is essential for accomplishing that goal.
In February, he stated that the United States would possess Gaza and undertake its reconstruction.
Trump proposed at the time that Jordan and Egypt accommodate the displaced Palestinians, but both nations categorically dismissed the notion.
Certain officials from the Trump administration allegedly deliberated on the possibility of providing financial incentives to “motivate” Palestinians to depart. These incentives might encompass housing assistance and monthly allowances.
However, despite these incentives, it is anticipated that Palestinians will not abandon their homeland.
Their comments were made following a security briefing by Israeli minister of military affairs Israel Katz, who stated that the regime aims to establish what he labeled as a “humanitarian city” atop the ruins of Rafah in southern Gaza to “concentrate the population.”
“Our objective is to encourage their emigration,” he said.
Katz affirmed Israel’s long-term objective, which is to enable the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza.
He stated that Netanyahu is currently negotiating with third countries that are prepared to accept them. “The migration plan must be executed,” the Israeli diplomat asserted.
At least 57,523 Palestinians have been killed, mostly women and children, and another 136,617 individuals injured in the brutal Israeli onslaught on Gaza since October 7, 2023.
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants last November for Netanyahu and former minister of military affairs Yoav Gallant, citing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its war on the besieged coastal territory.
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Did Musk Force Trump’s Hand on Epstein “Files”? Trump’s DOJ and FBI Do 180 Reverse Conclude “Epstein had no client list, died by suicide”
Top Row: CIA Director
William Burns, Thomas Pritzker, executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels, Sergy Brin, co-founder of Google, Larry Page, co-founder of Google, Mort Zuckerman, a real-estate billionaire who owns US News & World Report. Bottom Row: Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase Bank, President Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of HHS.
by Brian Shilhavy
Editor, Health Impact News
Axios broke a story last night about Trump’s DOJ and FBI who are now concluding that “Epstein had no client list and died by suicide.”
Exclusive: DOJ, FBI conclude Epstein had no “client list,” died by suicideiframe[src*="documentcloud.org"])]:pb-[max(56.25%,500px)] [&_iframe[src*="documentcloud.org"]]:border [&_iframe[src*="documentcloud.org"]]:border-[#aaa] [&_iframe[id*="datawrapper-chart"]]:border-none [&_iframe[id*="datawrapper-chart"]]:min-w-full [&_iframe[id*="datawrapper-chart"]]:w-0 xl:[&_iframe[id*="datawrapper-chart"]]:min-h-[465px] [&_img[src$="giphy.gif"]]:mx-auto [&_.twitter-tweet]:mx-auto [&_.instagram-wrapper]:flex [&_.instagram-wrapper]:justify-center [&_.axios-visual-newsletter-fallback-image]:hidden sm:[&_.axios-visual-newsletter-fallback-image]:block sm:[&_.axios-visual-apple-fallback-image]:hidden [&_div.subhead-timestamp]:-mt-15 [&_div.subhead-timestamp]:pt-15 sm:[&_div.subhead-timestamp]:-mt-20 sm:[&_div.subhead-timestamp]:pt-20 [&_div.subhead-timestamp_*]:font-sans [&_div.subhead-timestamp_div]:flex [&_div.subhead-timestamp_div]:gap-1 [&_div.subhead-timestamp_a]:no-underline [&_div.subhead-timestamp_a]:text-soft-black-shade [&_div.subhead-timestamp_a_h2]:mt-0 &.story-is-live [&_div.subhead-timestamp_div_time]:text-red-core [&_div#piano-wall:has(div#piano-container:not(:empty))+span]:hidden [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:relative [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:content-[""] [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:h-40 [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:absolute [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:-top-40 [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:w-full [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:bg-gradient-to-b [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:from-transparent [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:to-white [&_#piano-container:not(:empty)]:before:pointer-events-none [&_#piano-spinner]:relative [&_#piano-spinner]:before:content-[""] [&_#piano-spinner]:before:h-40 [&_#piano-spinner]:before:absolute [&_#piano-spinner]:before:-top-40 [&_#piano-spinner]:before:w-full [&_#piano-spinner]:before:bg-gradient-to-b [&_#piano-spinner]:before:from-transparent [&_#piano-spinner]:before:to-white [&_#piano-spinner]:before:pointer-events-none [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:relative [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:content-[""] [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:h-40 [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:absolute [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:-top-40 [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:w-full [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:bg-gradient-to-b [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:from-transparent [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:to-white [&_#paywall-fallback-container]:before:pointer-events-none [&_figure>figcaption>span]:font-sans">President Trump’s Justice Department and FBI have concluded they have no evidence that convicted sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed powerful figures, kept a “client list” or was murdered, according to a memo detailing the findings obtained by Axios.
The administration is releasing a video — in both raw and “enhanced” versions — that it says indicates no one entered the area of the Manhattan prison where Epstein was held the night he died in 2019.The video supports a medical examiner’s finding that Epstein died by suicide, the two-page memo claims.Why it matters: The findings represent the first time Trump’s administration has officially contradicted conspiracy theories about Epstein’s activities and his death — theories that had been pushed by the FBI’s top two officials before Trump appointed them to the bureau.
As social media influencers and activists, Kash Patel (now the FBI’s director) and Dan Bongino (now deputy director) were among those in MAGA world who questioned the official version of how Epstein died.Patel and Bongino have since said Epstein killed himself. But it has become an article of faith online, especially on the right, that Epstein’s crimes also implicated government officials, celebrities and business leaders — and that someone killed him to conceal them.The memo says no one else involved in the Epstein case will be charged. (Epstein’s associate Ghislaine Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence for child sex trafficking and related offenses.) Full article.
Of course as we have been saying all along, the “client list” and “black book” have already been on the Internet for years, even the unredacted version.
Archive.org actually has a copy that is unredacted.
What has NOT been put into the public yet are the alleged “blackmail tapes”.
In Elon Musk’s recent social media war of words with Trump, he stated on X that the reason they have not been released is that it is taking too long to redact them with all the exposure to Trump.
Trump has always been an integral part of starting and funding the Epstein financial network, and others who were his sexual victims have also revealed much already which we have published on Health Impact News, so Musk was not lying. See:
Child Sex Trafficking with the Rich and Powerful: The Jennifer Guskin Story
But due to Musk’s popularity and now stating that he is going to start his own political party, I am not surprised at all that they are doing a 180 on releasing anything that allegedly comes from Epstein.
Musk has leverage over them now, but Musk is also heavily leveraged himself, due to his companies and government contracts.
Also, while his name does not appear in Epstein’s “black book”, he and his brother, Kimbal Musk, also have strong ties to Epstein who helped them start Tesla and SpaceX. See: Elon Musk is Latest Billionaire to be Subpoenaed in Jeffrey Epstein Virgin Island Case
What is more surprising is that this administration promised to reveal them in the first place. Now they got caught with their pants down, because they cannot even control those on Trump’s team, which Musk was originally a part of.
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