Monique

♦️NEW interview with Israeli - American holocaust and genocide studies professor, Raz Segal. Full interview: youtu.be/k1ho9ZI2Csk?si=nDv_…

FORBIDDEN STUDIOS PRESENTS: THE JERRY SPRINGER SHOW — THE LOST TAPES Two guests. One stage. And one audience member who probably should’ve stayed seated.

There's an Israeli influence operation called "Generative AI for Good" that creates AI "victims" of Iran to agitate for regime change. They just held a conference last week in NYC. Here's a short clip of one of the deepfake propaganda videos they released a few weeks ago.

My page @AryJeay is still suspended. I hope @nikitabier takes a second look and reverses the decision of suspending my account since I’ve never broken a rule or policy.

A $1M bounty has been posted & still running for the capture of @s_m_marandi, a prominent academic regularly featured on Western media, & someone I know personally. It has been live for five days. Reported by thousands. Still trending. Still up. And running as a paid partnership. @Safety @Support, you’ve been tagged repeatedly. @elonmusk, this is your platform. Is this what “free speech” means now? Calls for kidnapping, as long as the target fits? And we’re told by your team, it doesn’t violate the rules. This is nothing short of a public solicitation of a criminal act. A call for kidnapping, & potentially worse, being allowed, promoted, & monetised in plain sight. If this targeted a Western academic, or an Israeli, it would be gone in minutes & the account indefinitely suspended. Keep it trending people. Keep tweeting about it & keep tagging the power to be.

They’re pulling a mother out of the debris with her child in her arms… the scene is so horrific that the rescuers can’t hold back their tears

My friend @s_m_marandi is facing threats against his life because he dares to speak out. Nevermind the fact that it's often times the Western press that asks for his perspective. I stand in solidarity with Professor Marandi. @Support needs to step in here.

BREAKING: Trump tells Fox News that the oil tankers should risk their lives and go through the Strait of Hormuz. “These ships should go through the Strait of Hormuz and show some guts, there’s nothing to be afraid of…” Better idea. Trump should get on a boat without defenses and travel through the Straight of Hormuz. I'll pay for his trip.

#WATCH | On the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei, his Representative in India, Dr Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, says, "Ayatollah Khamenei was in his office and several times the security asked him to move from his office to another city, and he refused. He said if you could move 90 million Iranians to another city, I will move after that. They asked him, we will provide you with a basement to be safe for you but he said if you could provide and build a basement for all Iranians... He remained in his office, in his house, and in the morning, the aircraft of the Zionist regime and America attacked his office. He, his wife, his daughter-in-law and some of his nephew pass away..."

❓NBC News to Iran’s FM: “Sir, how can attacking U.S. military bases abroad be justified?” 💬 FM Araghchi: Because they are attacking us. These US military installations, facilities, bases are being used to attack us. We are under attack. Why don’t you, you know, recognize this this fact? We are under an attack from you. This is obvious. This is a very simple fact. I hope that, I am sure that people would understand that we are not the one who attacked Americans. We are defending ourselves.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES: ICE agents in Maine just photographed a civilian’s face and name and said they’re putting it in a database. When the woman asked why, the agent’s response was basically: “Now you’re considered a domestic terrorist.” This is intimidation. Not law enforcement.

🚨🇮🇷 REPORT: IRAN USED CHEMICAL WEAPONS ON PROTESTERS GB News citing Iranian sources: regime forces deployed chemical weapons against demonstrators. If confirmed, that's crossing every line. Chemical weapons on civilians is a war crime, banned globally since 1925. Syria did it and got bombed for it. Can't independently verify yet. Internet's still down, information flow fully controlled by the regime. This would give Trump/Israel justification for immediate strikes under international law. Source: GB News via Israeli sources

Brutal crack downs in Tehran, gosh they don’t value women at all:

Venezuela After the Shock: Why China Still Holds the Real Leverage What happened in Venezuela was sudden and brutal. Nicolás Maduro was removed in what can only be described as a kidnap — a political method that belongs to another century. Predictably, commentary rushed to the same conclusion: China would be the ultimate loser. Fifty billion dollars in investment, erased overnight. This interpretation is emotionally satisfying, but analytically wrong. It rests on a fundamental misunderstanding of how China operates — and of what a state actually is. China does not anchor its overseas exposure to individuals. Not to Maduro. Not to Chávez. Not to any political figure. It anchors itself to legal entities, contracts, infrastructure systems, and revenue flows. Venezuela, in this sense, is not a man. It is a juridical person — a continuing legal entity. Just as when one buys shares in a company, ownership does not evaporate because the CEO changes. From this perspective, the idea that “Maduro is gone, therefore China loses everything” collapses immediately. Most Chinese oil agreements with Venezuela are not symbolic political deals. They are binding financial contracts, with repayment mechanisms, collateral structures, penalty clauses, and derivative linkages embedded deep into global finance. These are not isolated South–South arrangements. They are connected — directly and indirectly — to Western financial institutions, commodity traders, insurers, and clearing systems, including entities tied to Wall Street. If these contracts are broken, the consequence is not China “taking a loss.” It is a cascade event: defaults triggering counterparty exposure, derivatives being repriced, legal disputes crossing jurisdictions, and confidence shock spreading outward. At a certain point, this ceases to be a Venezuelan problem and becomes a systemic global one. But finance is only the surface layer. The deeper reality — is that over the past twenty years, China has become the operational core of Venezuela’s oil industry. Not merely as a buyer, but as a builder. China provided refinery technology, heavy crude upgrading systems, infrastructure design, control software, spare parts logistics, and most critically, trained human capital. This means Venezuela’s oil sector today is not an obsolete American system that can be easily and quickly renovated. It is a Chinese-engineered ecosystem. Remove the Chinese engineers. Remove the technicians who understand the control logic. Remove the maintenance supply chains. Remove the software support. What remains is not a functioning oil industry waiting to be “liberated,” but an inert shell. History already offers a precedent. In Niger, armed groups once seized Chinese-built refining facilities, believing control equaled power. What followed was paralysis. They could not operate the machinery. Equipment degraded rapidly. Damage accumulated. Repair costs ballooned into tens, then hundreds of millions of euros. In the end, the same conclusion emerged: without Chinese engineers, the infrastructure was useless. Venezuela would face the same outcome — except on a national scale. This is why the idea of “confiscating” Chinese oil infrastructure is largely fictional. Seizing physical assets is easy. Replacing an integrated technological system is not. Converting Venezuela’s Chinese-built oil sector into an American one would take three to five years, minimum.