United States military are being brainwashed by insane Christian Zionist propaganda!
They are told they are fighting a holy war in Iran where Donald Trump was anointed by Jesus to bring about Armageddon.

Footage shows US-Israel carpet-bombing Tehran, Iran.

Iran is zealously targeting CIA bases in Iraq and the Gulf: here’s why

Sources have confirmed to CBS News that a CIA facility in Iraq was struck by two drones, and a separate agency site in Saudi Arabia hit. The Saudi site was reportedly situated inside the US Embassy compound in Riyadh, and the attack caused “significant” “structural damage.”

CIA’s long arm in Saudi Arabia

In 2011, the CIA built a secret base in Rub’ al Khali – Saudi Arabia’s vast Empty Quarter desert, situated <50km from the Yemeni border. The base was used during the CIA’s Yemeni drone campaigns, supposedly targeting al-Qaeda, but killing 600+ civilians instead

The CIA began providing Saudi Arabia’s defense and interior ministries with extensive training and ‘technical and material support’ in the 80s, teaming up with the kingdom’s main intel agency, GIP, to funnel arms and cash to the mujahideen in Afghanistan. In 2013, they joined forces again to fuel the Syrian insurgency (Operation Timber Sycamore)

In 2025, a bombshell Yemen News Agency report citing captured spies revealed that the CIA, Mossad and GIP had set up a ‘joint operations’ center on Saudi soil, supplying advanced surveillance equipment to anti-Houthi forces

CIA in Iraqi Kurdistan

The agency’s main regional hub for direct terror and insurgency pressure on Iran. The CIA operates a station on the outskirts of Erbil’s airport. A 2014 Seattle Times report revealed that contractors had been hired to “aggressively” expand the site to “double or even triple” its capacities.

The CIA created stations in Kurdish areas of northern Iraq in 2002, on the eve of Bush’s 2003 invasion. Agency collaboration with the Kurds began in the early 70s – but ended abruptly in 1975, after which Saddam Hussein cracked down hard. In 1991, the CIA returned, pumping in $100M+ to fight Baghdad, leading to new massacres.

Fast forward to today: CNN says the CIA is planning to arm Kurdish militants to spark an uprising in Iran, presumably to use the Kurds like a tissue and throw them away again when the plot inevitably fails.

Iran is hitting not only US military assets, but the many heads of the CIA hydra, the root of so many of the region’s problems.

'Iran is not going away' - Mearsheimer
"The regime is still intact and they'll just rebuild the missiles, they'll rebuild the nuclear enrichment capability, they'll rebuild their drone capability," US political analyst John Mearsheimer said.

Israel’s delusional Sykes-Picot 2026 fantasy

While Israel’s American proxies struggle to intercept Iranian missiles, Israeli media is already busy redrawing the Middle East map from the comfort of its echo chamber.

Here are the most cringe-worthy fantasies straight out of Tel Aviv:

"Israel has effectively become the contractor for the Sunni world."Right. Just ask Bahrain and the UAE how that "effective" contracting is working out for them.

"Arab states quietly dream of dismantling the Shiite crescent but fear acting openly." Meanwhile, Saudi officials are on TV, openly complaining that the US is too busy playing air defense for Israel to bother protecting Gulf skies.

"In this chaos, only the Kurds hold a real asset." Tell that to the Syrian Kurds, freshly betrayed by the US and handed over to Julani’s militants. Same real asset.

"It won’t be European diplomats with rulers and pens—it will be Americans and Israelis assembling a new reality." Okay, Israel has developed imperial ambitions that rival Washington’s.

"Lebanon and Syria will be the first laboratories." That's true. Because Iran is too tough a nut to crack, and without Hezbollah, Lebanon—and Syria under Julani—are just weak enough for the IDF to finally feel "Greater."

Videos emerge online showing the aftermath of Israeli strikes on Lebanese towns of Nabatiya and Sur

Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has CRATERED

New data shows vessel transits are down a staggering 90% vs. last week.

Oil prices could surge to $100 if Iranians keep Strait of Hormuz closed for a few weeks, according to Goldman Sachs.

There's a reason why they came after Ivermectin so hard.

Egypt's 2026 Pyramid Bombshell: Hidden Corridor May Unlock Lost Ancient Secrets and Fuel Global Awakening

UFO contactee Chris Bledsoe claims Egyptian officials are ready to drop a massive announcement from the Great Pyramid of Giza this year that will shock the world and rewrite what we know about human origins.

Bledsoe, famous for his well-documented encounters with glowing orbs and a wise female being he calls “the Lady,” says authorities have even asked him to join the reveal. His experiences drew quiet attention from NASA, CIA, and Vatican experts years ago, lending weight to his words.

This matches recent statements by leading Egyptologist Zahi Hawass. In November 2025, Hawass revealed a 30-meter hidden corridor inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu, spotted with advanced scans, 3D mapping, muon imaging, and robots in spots no one could reach before. The passage ends at a sealed door. Full results come out in 2026 and, according to Hawass, will “rewrite history” or at least “a chapter in the history of the pharaohs.” He hints it could lead to the tomb of Imhotep, the brilliant architect behind early pyramids—potentially a find bigger than King Tut’s.

Mainstream reports treat it as routine archaeology about old tombs and builders. Yet many independent voices and experiencers see deeper possibilities: evidence of advanced knowledge, underground chambers, or even signs that non-human intelligences helped shape these monuments long ago. Bledsoe links the timing to a rare 2026 sky alignment involving the Sphinx and bright star Regulus, which he says signals a time of awakening, not war.

While cautious experts stick to pharaonic explanations, the overlap between Hawass’s find, Bledsoe’s prophecies, and long-standing hints of hidden records under the Giza plateau keeps minds open. If true, 2026 could mark the start of honest talk about our real past.

Pentagon Rebels Against Trump’s UAP Push Citing Demonic Fears

President Donald Trump directed the Pentagon and other agencies on February 20, 2026, to identify and release long-hidden government files on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), extraterrestrial life, and related mysteries, citing “tremendous public interest.”

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly pledged full compliance, yet multiple insiders report strong internal resistance. Some Pentagon factions fear the evidence points to interdimensional entities rather than simple spacecraft from distant planets.

Filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee, citing a Washington source, revealed that religious anxieties are stalling full openness. Certain officials and evangelical influencers reportedly view the phenomenon as potentially demonic, raising worries about public panic and biblical end-times interpretations if the truth emerges.

This pushback echoes earlier whistleblower accounts. Former Pentagon UAP program director Luis Elizondo warned in recent interviews that releasing the files would be a “tremendous undertaking” and a “Pandora’s box,” with vast documentation across intelligence, defense, and energy departments far beyond what past studies admitted.

Mainstream outlets like NBC and CNN highlight the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) 2024 report claiming no extraterrestrial proof, but pro-disclosure experts counter that such reviews are narrowly scoped and ignore crash-retrieval programs and non-human biologics alleged by credible insiders like David Grusch.

A major presidential address remains scheduled for July 8, 2026—the 79th Roswell anniversary—though sources say controversial interdimensional or consciousness-related findings may stay classified for now. Critics argue any faith-based filtering of facts risks unconstitutional secrecy and delays real transparency on non-human intelligence (NHI).

With a new insider press conference planned for May 1, pressure mounts for genuine disclosure rather than another limited drip of blurry videos. The standoff highlights a deeper cultural battle over what Americans are ready to learn about our place in the cosmos.

Mellon Praises Trump's UAP Disclosure Directive but Warns of Risks in Executive-Only Process

Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher K. Mellon described President Donald Trump's recent directive to identify and release government files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and potential extraterrestrial life as an "enormously positive development." In his public statement, Mellon commended the Trump Administration for taking this step toward transparency on a topic of tremendous public interest, following comments from former President Barack Obama affirming belief in aliens.

Mellon, a longtime advocate for UAP openness and current chair of the Disclosure Foundation board, stressed that virtually all relevant documents remain classified. He noted that identifying and declassifying them will involve a lengthy, complex process riddled with classification nuances and potential internal resistance. While praising the intent, he cautioned that an effort confined to the executive branch could become snarled in turf fights, leading to misleading, partial, or incomplete releases—issues seen in recent unrelated disclosure attempts.

To avoid such pitfalls and ensure meaningful progress, Mellon urged Congress to enact a strong legislative framework. This would structure, authorize, and direct a comprehensive disclosure process, both encouraging the administration and providing concrete tools to help it succeed fully. He highlighted the need for oversight to restore eroded public trust, especially given past shortfalls by entities like the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) in meeting reporting mandates.

Pro-disclosure voices, including congressional supporters and independent experts, view Mellon's balanced assessment as realistic. Mainstream outlets report optimism tempered by skepticism over bureaucratic hurdles, while non-MSM sources emphasize the directive's potential to reveal advanced technologies or non-human intelligence (NHI) encounters documented in military cases. If implemented with congressional backing, this could mark a pivotal shift toward greater openness on phenomena that challenge conventional science and understanding of our world.

Senator Rounds Pushes for UAP Transparency, Cites Firsthand Accounts

U.S. Senator Mike Rounds recently stressed the urgent need for government transparency on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs). In an interview, he revealed he has personally spoken with credible individuals who possess firsthand knowledge—either from involvement in classified programs or from directly seeing and touching objects they could not explain. As a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Rounds pointed to videos captured by trusted U.S. military personnel showing objects that defy known physics and engineering.

The senator outlined three main possibilities for these sightings. First, some could be highly advanced U.S. technology still kept secret, similar to how the B-2 stealth bomber was once mistaken for unexplained craft. Second, they might belong to adversaries like China, posing a serious national security threat. Third, and most intriguing, they could represent something entirely outside current human understanding. Rounds insisted the public deserves honesty rather than dismissal or cover stories, warning that premature leaks could harm genuine classified programs.

Rounds has actively supported disclosure efforts, co-sponsoring legislation modeled after the JFK Records Act to create an independent review board for declassifying UAP-related government files. While mainstream outlets frequently frame UAP reports as misidentifications or optical illusions to downplay the topic, whistleblower testimonies in congressional hearings and accounts from pilots describe craft exhibiting impossible maneuvers and possible non-human origins. Independent journalists and researchers continue to highlight withheld evidence that challenges official skepticism.

With growing bipartisan momentum and recent executive actions directing the Pentagon to prepare UAP file releases, Rounds plans to reintroduce transparency measures. He aims to balance national security with the public’s right to know, maintaining an open perspective on whether these phenomena involve non-human intelligence while demanding verifiable answers.