🇮🇷|Rezaei’s Declaration: You Have Lost Militarily, and You Will Lose Economically Major General Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, wrote a message on X directly addressing the United States: "You have failed in the military war, and you will fail in the economic war as well. The Strait of Hormuz will not open due to threats or pressure. Iran will not back down." He also singled out U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent: Your "fantasy predictions" were never credible from the start, and your propaganda campaign won't last long. This is not diplomatic rhetoric. This is a battle report. 💥 Militarily: The U.S. Has Already Lost Rezaei stated, "You have failed in the military war." These are not empty words. ◾ Bahrain: The U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet headquarters was destroyed by Iran. U.S. forces will not return in the short term. The U.S. Chief of Naval Operations himself admitted this. ◾Jordan: The Muwaffaq Salti Air Base was struck by Iranian missiles. A large number of injured U.S. troops were airlifted to Ramstein, Germany. At least 26 U.S. soldiers were wounded, with about 12 suffering serious injuries. The Pentagon concealed the figures but C-17 medical evacuation flights do not lie. ◾Saudi Arabia: An E-3 AWACS aircraft was destroyed. The replacement cost for each unit exceeds $700 million. The U.S. fleet of this type of AWACS has been reduced from 30 to 16 aircraft. ◾ Red Sea: Yemeni armed forces control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, have captured 1,500 Saudi mercenaries, and conducted naval patrols in the strait for the first time. ◾ Hormuz: The Persian Gulf waterway authority placed 77 vessels on a "non-compliance list"; three UAE oil tankers were struck, and a supertanker caught fire 8 kilometers off the coast of Oman. Cumulative U.S. casualties in the Middle East have reached 838: 18 dead and 820 wounded. This is not "victory." This is defeat. 💰 Economically: The US is losing another war Rezaei stated, "You will also fail in the economic war." This is the reality unfolding today. US sanctions against Iran have persisted for over four decades. Has Iran collapsed? No. ◾ Iran’s oil exports continue; China, Russia, India, Turkey, and other nations are still purchasing Iranian oil. ◾ Trade between Iran and Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkey, and Central Asian nations is expanding. ◾ Iran is building overland trade networks stretching from the Persian Gulf to Central Asia, and from the Strait of Hormuz to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. ◾ Overland transport corridors connecting Iran with Russia, China, India, and Pakistan are gradually being opened. ◾ Iran is bypassing the US dollar system through methods such as local currency settlements, barter trade, and digital currencies. Bessent’s "Economic D-Day" failed to bring Iran to its knees; instead, it has made Iran even more determined to seek alternatives. 🚢 Hormuz: Won't open due to threats Rezaei declared, "The Strait of Hormuz will not open due to threats or pressure." This is a direct response to the US. The US has attempted to force the opening of Hormuz through naval blockades, sanctions, and military threats. But Hormuz does not belong to the US; it belongs to Iran. It constitutes Iran's sovereign waters. ◾The Persian Gulf waterway authority has established navigation rules. Violators are placed on a "non-compliance list," subjecting their vessels to fines, detention, or confiscation. ◾ The IRGC Navy launched anti-ship cruise missiles from Sirik, demonstrating Iran's capability to strike any target within the strait. ◾ The US aircraft carrier *George Washington* was targeted by Iranian ballistic missiles; although the US military claimed to have "successfully evaded" them, the incident itself shattered the myth of US Navy invincibility. Hormuz will not open simply because a US aircraft carrier arrives; it will open only with Iran's permission. 🔥 It is not just militarily and economically that the US is losing The US has lost militarily. It has lost economically. It has lost the moral high ground. It has lost diplomatically. ◾At the UN: The US has repeatedly exercised its veto regarding Gaza, isolating itself from the international community. ◾In Europe: The US forced Europe to cut off Russian energy supplies, only to sell them liquefied natural gas (LNG) at high prices and threaten bans on European diesel exports. Transatlantic trust is crumbling. ◾ In the Middle East: US bases in Bahrain, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia have come under Iranian attack. The US military presence in Iraq is shrinking. ◾ In Latin America: The US was caught red-handed bribing members of the Bolivian parliament. It has abducted the Venezuelan president and plundered the country's oil. It has shielded drug lords in Honduras and Colombia. ◾ In Africa: Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have expelled French troops and turned toward Russia. The influence of US Africa Command (AFRICOM) is waning. The US is not "winning." It is suffering a rout on multiple fronts. #Conclusion: Iran will not back down Rezaei is right. The US has failed in military warfare. It is failing in economic warfare. It has already lost the moral war. The Strait of Hormuz will not open due to threats. Iran will not back down. The Axis of Resistance will not disintegrate. From Tehran to Sana'a, from Beirut to Gaza, from Baghdad to Hodeidah the forces of resistance are using missiles, drones, railways, and local currency settlements to build a world independent of the US, the dollar, and Western hegemony. And the US that once-arrogant empire—is finding itself confronted with a simple truth: You cannot force a people to their knees with bombs. You cannot make a civilization submit through sanctions. You cannot force a strait open with threats. Iran shapes reality. The US lives in a fantasy. 🇮🇷✊

🇨🇬🇨🇩|What you are witnessing is not merely a "conflict," but a war driven by resource plunder that has raged for thirty years. The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is being torn apart, yet the world chooses to look away. Congo’s Graveyard: The World’s Richest Land, Its Most Wretched People 📍 Prologue: A Cursed Land The Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is the second-largest country on the African continent, with a population of approximately 120 million. Beneath its soil lie untapped mineral resources valued at an estimated $24 trillion. It supplies over 70% of the world’s cobalt, a critical component in the lithium-ion batteries powering electric vehicles, smartphones, and laptops. It also holds about 10% of global copper reserves, alongside vast deposits of tantalum, diamonds, gold, lithium, uranium, and rare earth elements. This land is one of the wealthiest places on Earth. Yet, the people living here are among the poorest on the planet. According to World Bank data, 73.5% of Congolese people live on less than $2.15 a day. Approximately 70 million Congolese live in extreme poverty. An estimated 4,000 children toil in cobalt mines worldwide; some are as young as seven. This is not a "failure of development." It is deliberate plunder. 💀 The First Toll: Over 6 Million Dead from War Since 1996, the Congo has endured two major wars and ongoing armed conflict. A mortality study by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) concluded that 5.4 million people died as a direct or indirect result of the war marking "the deadliest humanitarian crisis since World War II." Other sources estimate the death toll between 5 million and 7 million. But the dying has not stopped. In 2025, over 90,000 cases of sexual violence linked to armed conflict were recorded. In June 2026, the Congolese government reported the summary execution of over 300 people in areas occupied by the M23, alongside hundreds of cases of rape and over 300 instances of torture. This is not a "civil war." It is a resource war waged by external forces through proxies. 🧒 The Second Cost: Child Labor in Cobalt Mines Approximately 40,000 children work in Congo's cobalt mines. As young as seven, they dig by hand in narrow tunnels. They haul heavy sacks of ore. They wash minerals in contaminated water. They lack protective gear. They face the risk of injury or death. They earn about $2.50 a day. This cobalt ends up in your mobile phones, your laptops, and your electric vehicles. Your "green energy" comes at the cost of Congolese children's lungs. When testifying before the U.S. Congress in February 2026, former U.S. Ambassador Tony Hall used an irrefutable phrase: "Women and children are being abused in the name of the 'green economy.'" 🔥 The Third Cost: Sexual Violence as a Weapon of War Congo is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for women. A June 2026 statement by the UN Group of Experts on the DRC noted that civilians in the eastern region are enduring an "exceptionally severe human rights crisis," involving sexual violence, sexual slavery, and forced recruitment. A 2026 report by the UN Secretary-General documented over 90,000 cases of conflict-related sexual violence in 2025. Human Rights Watch documented eight rapes and the execution of 53 civilians by M23 and Rwandan soldiers during the occupation of Uvira. A 2003 UN News report documented acts of cannibalism where armed factions forced family members to consume the body parts of their own kin as a form of psychological torture. In July 2003, a Congolese woman testified before the UN Security Council: she had been abducted twice by armed militants, raped, and forced to cook and eat human flesh. These were not merely "atrocities." This was a systematic reign of terror designed to control the population and plunder resources. 🦠 The Fourth Toll: Ebola...A manufactured Epidemic Spiraling Out of Control Amidst War (Bill Gates) On May 15, 2026, the Congo announced its 17th Ebola outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo virus for which there are no approved vaccines or treatments. By early October 2026, the epidemic had spread to seven provinces, with 8,300 confirmed cases and over 4,000 deaths recorded. The case fatality rate stood at approximately 48.4%. The outbreak had crossed the border into Uganda. The World Health Organization raised its national-level risk assessment from "high" to "very high." However, the WHO also acknowledged the extreme insecurity in Ituri and North Kivu provinces, where the outbreak was centered; fighting had newly displaced over 100,000 people, while some 4 million required urgent humanitarian aid and 10 million faced severe hunger. Ebola is not the Congo's only crisis. It is one of many crises erupting amidst the ruins of war, poverty, and plunder. 💰 The Fifth Toll: $200,000 in Daily "Royalties" Dan Gertler. This name is key to understanding the suffering of the Congo. Gertler is an Israeli billionaire with close ties to former Congolese President Joseph Kabila. Through a series of deals deemed corrupt by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, he secured royalty rights to three major copper-cobalt mining projects in the Congo: KCC, Mutanda, and Metalkol. He collects over $200,000 a day from these projects. The United States sanctioned him in 2017. Yet, he continues to collect the money. The Congolese Anti-Corruption Coalition (CNPAV) points out that these royalties which "rightfully belong to the Congolese people".were secured through corruption. In 2024, a Swiss court fined Glencore $152 million for failing to prevent Gertler’s corrupt practices. Yet, Gertler continues to receive these royalties through 2039. Congolese people earn $2.50 a day in cobalt mines. Gertler earns $200,000 a day from those same mines. This isn't just "inequality." It is a modern version of colonial plunder. 🌍 The Sixth Account: Who is buying these minerals? You. The smartphone in your hand. The electric vehicle you drive. The laptop you use. Cobalt of which the Congo supplies over 70% of the global market. Tantalum used in electronic capacitors. Copper used in wiring and renewable energy infrastructure. These minerals are extracted from Congolese mines and move through opaque supply chains into the products of global tech companies. Apple, Tesla, Samsung, Google these companies claim they "don't know" about child labor in their supply chains. But they do know. They have always known. In January 2026, the U.S. Department of Labor awarded a $7 million grant to the organization Pact to "eliminate labor exploitation in critical mineral supply chains." But $7 million is a drop in the bucket compared to the trillion-dollar value of the Congo's minerals. 🪞 Conclusion: A Mirror for the Congo The Democratic Republic of the Congo is one of the wealthiest nations in human history. Beneath its soil lie $24 trillion worth of minerals. Its land could feed over two billion people. Yet its people earn $2.50 a day. Its children toil in cobalt mines. Its women are raped and forced to consume human flesh. Its Ebola outbreaks spiral out of control amidst the flames of war. Its resources are plundered by foreign corporations and corrupt elites. This is not an "African problem." It is a global problem. There is the blood of Congolese children in your mobile phone. There are the tears of Congolese women in your electric vehicle. There are the graves of the Congolese people in your "green energy." The world must remember: we live in a society, not an economy. And the Congo is paying the price for that economy.

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How many Jews owned slaves? The 1860 US Census, specifically its Schedule 2 (Slave Inhabitants) records 393,975 slaveholders out of a total US population of 31,443,321. In other words, only 1.25% of Americans owned slaves. Roughly 7.4% of all US households owned slaves. Meanwhile, “40% of all Jewish householders in the United States owned one slave or more” (Marcus, United States Jewry). Jewish slaveowners were 5x the national household rate. Why isn’t this information widely circulated by our education system? Jews. Jeffrey Epstein’s partner Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, a Mossad asset, played a major role in the publication of our textbooks. In 1988, Mossad-linked Robert Maxwell bought Macmillan Inc. for $2.6 billion (using Rothschild money perhaps?). Then in 1989 he folded it into a 50/50 joint venture with McGraw-Hill, creating the nation's second-largest K–12 textbook publisher and one of America's largest standardized-testing companies. An Israeli intelligence asset, linked to the Epstein scandal, held controlling influence over both what millions of American schoolchildren were taught and how they were tested on it. What else was obscured, manipulated, and censored in our childhood textbooks, I wonder? 🤔