As we observed in our previous coverage, when highly classified assets like this are seen in plain daylight, it is often not by coincidence. The fact that the weapon was flown at low altitude in clear conditions may indicate that the U.S. Air Force wanted it to be seen, as part of a subtle demonstration of capability following recent strategic messaging from Moscow.
https://theaviationist.com/2025/11/10/new-photos-of-agm-181-lrso/
The imperialist state used to offer wages and citizenship in exchange for loyalty and silence. Now it offers nothing but control. You don’t get a pension; you get a payment app. You don’t get housing; you get a credit check. You don’t get health care; you get a biometric profile sold to Pfizer and Palantir. And when you protest, you don’t face a cop—you face a data model that predicted your rebellion six weeks ago and flagged you for preemptive suppression. This is not dystopian fiction. This is how the empire governs its own periphery: Black neighborhoods, Indigenous territories, poor white towns, immigrant enclaves. It is counterinsurgency on the domestic front. It is the internal colony, digitized and automated.
And it doesn’t stop with the ghettos. As the capitalist core consumes itself, the working class of the Global North—especially its youth—is being inducted into a new kind of managed decline. Gig work, medical debt, algorithmic bosses, militarized campuses, and endless content pipelines to pacify political consciousness. Technofascism doesn’t just repress—it replaces. It replaces class struggle with personal branding. It replaces education with STEM job funnels. It replaces social life with platforms, unions with apps, politics with metrics. And all of it is enforced not just by the state, but by capital itself—tech capital, defense capital, and financial capital fused into a single command structure.
During the July 21 demonstration in Whitehall, Dr. Aladwan delivered a passionate speech outlining the “Palestinian principles of liberation.” She reaffirmed the Palestinian people’s right to resist occupation, right to self-determination, the status of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) as Palestine’s capital, and the right of refugees to return to their homes and lands.
She also described Israel as “a terrorist entity built atop Palestine,” accusing it of committing genocide against the besieged population of Gaza.
Total “deliberately made an environmental claim likely to mislead consumers, by leading them to believe that by buying its products or services, they were participating in the emergence of a low-carbon economy,” according to a translation of the court’s decision.
The French court ordered Total to cease those statements within a month or face a fine of 10,000 euros per day [~$11,500], and to display the court’s ruling on its website for 180 days.
The case, filed in 2022 by NGOs Greenpeace France, Friends of the Earth France, and Notre Affaire à Tous, is part of a growing global wave of climate lawsuits against fossil fuel companies. One of the biggest and fastest-growing categories of those lawsuits are cases relating to false climate or environmental advertising, according to a report by Oil Change International and Zero Carbon Analytics last year.
The manufacturer, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), knew from its own data that the drug failed to outperform placebo and carried a serious risk of suicidal behaviour.
Instead of telling the truth, GSK hired a public-relations firm to ghostwrite the paper, enlisted academic co-authors who never saw the raw data, and used the publication to promote Paxil to doctors treating children.
It became known as Study 329 — one of the most infamous cases of scientific fraud in modern psychiatry.
For years, the fraud stood unchallenged. Regulators issued warnings but never forced a correction. The journal refused to retract. The paper remained in circulation — cited hundreds of times, shaping prescribing habits, and legitimising a lie that cost young lives.
https://brownstone.org/articles/study-329-the-big-fraud-is-finally-under-review/
A Washington Post investigation has found that Chinese manufacturers are shipping rapidly increasing amounts of chemicals that can be used in the production of synthetic drugs to lawless parts of Southeast Asia, where warlords and criminal gangs have been producing and trafficking record levels of meth.
Suspects Were Smuggled Out by Diplomats
One of the divers was allegedly smuggled out of Poland to Ukraine in a car with diplomatic plates, driven by a Ukrainian military attaché. The Ukrainian government refused to comment on the incident.
Another suspect, the group commander, was detained in Italy. He was identified as Sergey K., a 46-year-old veteran of the SBU who fought in Kyiv at the beginning of the Russian invasion. His arrest followed months of searching and tracking routes through Poland, the Czech Republic, and Italy.
As Sergey was led out of court, he raised three fingers in the shape of the Ukrainian trident, demonstrating solidarity with his homeland. The lawyer stated that his client is innocent, and even if he acted, it was within the framework of a military operation in defense of Ukraine, thus he has immunity.
Political Consequences for Europe
Now, as the case is prepared for court, Berlin fears a split among Ukraine’s allies. The Italian court’s decision on the extradition of Sergey K. could determine whether the Nord Stream case turns into a diplomatic crisis.
The few surviving children of victims of Franco’s regime are racing against time to recover and identify the remains of their parents through DNA testing, with over 3,300 mass graves from the Spanish Civil War estimated to contain 140,000 missing persons.
https://www.thelocal.es/20251110/franco-era-mass-graves-loom-over-spain-50-years-after-his-death
The IDF’s Military Advocate General, Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, was arrested on Sunday, after admitting last week to her involvement in leaking a video from a controversial Israeli detention center.
The Military Advocate General is the top internal investigator within the IDF, responsible for investigating misconduct, advising on rules of engagement, and ensuring that the army operates in accordance with Israeli and international law. In essence, the office functions as the military’s internal watchdog, maintaining accountability and ethical standards within the ranks.
Tomer-Yerushalmi’s arrest is just the latest chapter in a months-long controversy surrounding Sde Teiman, a detention center in southern Israel where many Gazans were held during the war. Reports and leaked footage from the site have sparked intense public debate over the treatment of detainees and the military’s oversight of the facility.
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On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the leak of the video from Sde Teiman “perhaps the most severe public relations attack the State of Israel has experienced since its establishment.” He stressed that the video “caused immense damage to the image of the State of Israel and to our soldiers.” Other Israelis argued that separate issues, such as controversial statements made by Israeli politicians and activists, received more attention internationally, including in international courts.
Israeli whistleblower lawyer attempts suicide after exposing detention abuse
https://en.abna24.com/news/1748616/Israeli-whistleblower-lawyer-attempts-suicide-after-exposing
From the mysterious collapse of Tower 7 to reports of explosive residue in the rubble, the official 9/11 story leaves more questions than answers. Why did some reporters announce attacks before they happened? How did foreign governments know more than U.S. intelligence? And who profited from airline stock trades right before the attacks? We uncover the strange facts, hidden intelligence, and unanswered questions that demand a new investigation into 9/11.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-UHpHezjdk&list=PLjuUGziZW84mRFUzjC6jSf-U0XyTCXwQn&index=5