Cambridge: Black Wakademia in Deep Shiite

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One of two things must be true:

1. The Cambridge leadership is so racist that they couldn’t tell the difference between Arday and a black person who is actually intelligent and ethical.

2. There is such a dearth of intelligent and ethical black people that putting a retard like Arday in the job was just as good as putting any other black person in the job.

 
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He did make it all up.  Cambridge professor Jason Arday told a university audience he appeared on the TV series “Seven Up.” One small problem: that show premiered in 1964. He wasn’t born until 1985.
 
He also claimed he didn’t learn to read or write until he was 18, then somehow ended up a Cambridge professor. Now he’s in the middle of a plagiarism scandal too, accused of lifting parts of his PhD thesis from someone else’s work.
 
His response? He’s not a “liar” or a “fantasist,” just misunderstood.
Being on a TV show that aired 21 years before you were born isn’t a “misunderstanding.” It’s fiction.
 
At what point do we stop calling this an “error” and start calling it what it is?
 

Brown entitlement harlot bitches about Japan:

President Trump just CUT OFF funding for South Africa’s AIDS program after the country refused to protect White South Africans from brutal violence and farm attacks.
 
No more American taxpayer dollars propping up a regime that looks the other way on white genocide!

Fraudci Had No Right to Invoke the Fifth

Josh Hawley: ‘Anthony Fauci Had No Right to Invoke the Fifth Amendment After Receiving Immunity’ (VIDEO)

Anthony Fauci’s congressional testimony this week was such an insult to the entire country. It was just stunning to see him repeatedly invoke the Fifth Amendment and refuse to answer every single question posed to him.

During an appearance on the Sean Hannity show, Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, who had an amazing exchange with Fauci during the hearing, suggested that Fauci actually had no right to invoke the Fifth Amendment because he received immunity from the Biden administration.

This offers some hope to anyone who still wants to see Fauci held accountable for his actions during Covid.

Partial transcript by Sean Hannity:

Continue reading Fraudci Had No Right to Invoke the Fifth

Iran: Trump cancels attack, calls for a ‘rapid’ deal on Hormuz

Mideast on Brink

Trump May Order Fresh Strikes on Iran (Again)

Tehran Warns ‘We Are Ready’

U.S. Embassies Urge Departures

US President Donald Trump during an executive order signing in the Oval Office of the Whit

President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered a new round of strikes against Iran that could begin as soon as this weekend, as Tehran threatens sweeping retaliation, Israel moves to heightened alert, and U.S. embassies across the Middle East urge Americans to consider leaving the region amid fears of imminent escalation.

The new offensive could begin within days and last several days, according to a Wall Street Journal report Friday, while separate reports said Washington is considering some of its harshest strikes yet against Iranian energy and infrastructure targets. Although Trump reportedly authorized an attack plan presented to him Friday at Camp David, CBS News and Axios reported that a final execution order had not yet been issued, leaving open the possibility that a diplomatic breakthrough could still avert the operation.

Trump publicly signaled Friday that his patience with Tehran is rapidly running out.

“We’ll be hitting them very hard,” Trump told reporters during a Cabinet meeting at Camp David. “And you know at some point, they’re going to say, ‘We just can’t take it anymore.’”

Iran attacks Kuwait, US urges citizens in region to ‘exercise caution’

  • Kuwait‘s ⁠army ⁠says it detected and ⁠destroyed hostile drones ⁠in the country’s airspace, in what it ‌described as an Iranian attack against several vital facilities.
  • The commander of Iran’s top joint military command has said the US actions against Iran increasingly risk igniting widespread regional conflict, warning regional countries against being “consumed by the flames of war”.
  • A tanker has been struck by an unknown projectile 11 nautical miles (equivalent to about 20km) northeast of Limah, Oman.
  • Yemen’s Houthis say they forced eight Saudi ships to change course, without specifying when.

Iran war live: Iran says it has a plan to respond to any US attacks

Houthis deny plans to charge traffic through Bab al-Mandeb Strait

Latest update:
 
  • US President Donald Trump says he has cancelled planned attacks on Iran “subject to being able to rapidly make a deal”.
  • He claims Iran and other countries in the Middle East had asked him to hold off any strikes and that “the perimeters of a deal has been agreed to” including on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Gaza: Another Hudna With Hamas?

Hamas agrees to a disarmament plan that will probably never be implemented. Under Mohammedan law, the sharia, treaties with infidels are null & void.

Treaties can be agreed on when the Muslims are weak, but the moment they regroup and regain fighting strength, all bets or off and the jihad begins again.

Pali Arabs run for cover as smoke and fire rise during an Israeli strike on the the Al-Muttaqin Mosque in Gaza City on July 28, 2026

Hamas reaches Gaza disarmament agreement with Trump’s Board of Peace

“These negotiations were difficult and hard, and we tried to reach the best possible formula that was achievable,” Ghazi Hamad, a member of Hamas’s negotiating delegation, told Al Jazeera.

World reacts with cautious optimism to Hamas disarmament agreement

Deal for Hamas to disarm in stages in return for Israeli withdrawal has been announced, but implementation will be key.

Palestinian group Hamas has announced that it has agreed to a deal aimed at fully ending Israel’s war on Gaza, which has inflicted death and destruction on the enclave for nearly three years.

The agreement, which was confirmed on Thursday and Friday by the United States and other mediators, requires Hamas to make provisions to disarm and surrender its weapons in stages. Meanwhile, Israel would withdraw its forces. Continue reading Gaza: Another Hudna With Hamas?

Iran & Yemen: after 13 days of bombings, we’ve seen absolutely no progress…

Saudi Arabia, in coordination with the US, carried out strikes inside Iraq against armed groups with ties to Iran, after Riyadh accused the Iraqi groups of attacking its oil facilities.

Iran retains formidable control over the Strait of Hormuz, with shipping traffic reduced to almost nothing after 13 days of bombing and a settlement remains out of reach because neither side yet sees the conflict as ripe for diplomacy, according to Trita Parsi, executive vice president of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft.

“After 13 days of bombings, we’ve seen absolutely no progress in the sense that ships will actually be going through the strait, or that the Iranians are losing control over it.”

Tehran says US to ‘pay the price’ for civilians killed in Qeshm strikes

  • IRGC says it targeted US bases in Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain after US forces bombed a building on Iran’s Qeshm Island, killing a couple and their two-year-old child.
  • Saudi Arabia announces 14-member maritime defence alliance to protect shipping in Bab al-Mandeb, Red Sea and Gulf of Adan.
  • Iraq’s PM denies foreknowledge of US-Saudi attacks on Iran-aligned militias in the country, after Iraqi military says no evidence attacks were launched from its territory.

Report: Yemen’s Iran-Backed Houthis Plan to Extort ‘Fees’ for Red Sea Shipping

Iran War Update 30/07/2026

U.S. Launches ‘Powerful’ Strikes on Iran

Trump Vows to ‘Hit Hard’

  • US forces have bombed Iran, striking a residential building on Qeshm Island and killing a couple and their two-year-old child.
  • Explosions were also heard on Kish Island, in Bushehr and in four locations in Khuzestan province, the heart of Iran’s oil industry.
  • Iraq condemns US-Saudi strikes on the country, with the Popular Mobilisation Forces saying 20 of its fighters were killed, while 32 others were wounded. Four Iranians were also killed.

President Donald J. Trump participates in an interview with Trey Yingst, foreign correspon

The U.S. military launched a round of strikes against Iran Wednesday evening after President Donald Trump vowed to hit the Islamic Republic “very hard” in response to Iran’s attempted ballistic missile attack on U.S. forces in Jordan the previous day.

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Iran’s military has absorbed devastating damage, its weapons infrastructure has been repeatedly targeted, its ability to supply terrorist proxies has been severely disrupted, and yet prominent Democrats and much of the media continue searching for some way to portray President Trump as the real loser.

CENTCOM recently reported striking more than 80 Iranian military targets in a single operation, including missile and maritime facilities used to threaten commercial shipping.

The 2026 CENTCOM posture statement also concluded that Iran can no longer reliably arm or resupply Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and Iranian-backed militias with advanced weapons.

That is not a minor setback.

Iran built its regional power around those proxy armies. Hezbollah terrorized Israel from Lebanon, Hamas attacked from Gaza, the Houthis threatened international shipping, and militias in Iraq and Syria targeted American troops.

Now that network has been badly weakened, while Iran’s missile, maritime, nuclear, and command capabilities have faced sustained pressure.

The regime may still be dangerous, and American lives remain at risk, but pretending Iran is somehow winning requires ignoring what has actually happened.

Sadly, that appears to be where partisan politics has taken us.

Instead of acknowledging that an enemy of the United States has been weakened, Trump’s opponents emphasize every cost, setback, and Iranian retaliation while minimizing the destruction inflicted on Tehran.

Americans can debate whether the conflict should continue. They can demand a defined mission and an achievable exit strategy.

What should never happen is allowing hatred of one president to turn into reflexive political encouragement for a regime that murders dissidents, funds terrorism, attacks American personnel, and openly threatens our allies.

When political point-scoring becomes more important than the defeat of an enemy, something has gone terribly wrong.

Do you believe Democrats and the media are objectively reporting the conflict, or are they rooting for Trump to fail regardless of what that means for America?

James Woods: the United States is at risk of a “Muslim invasion”

James Woods Warns of ‘Muslim Invasion’: Electing Mamdani ‘Most Dangerous Event’ in Modern American History

speaks onstage during the 2017 Writers Guild Awards L.A. Ceremony at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 19, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California.

Actor James Woods called Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani being elected Mayor of New York City “the most dangerous event” in modern American history, and warned that the United States is at risk of a “Muslim invasion.”

“I think the election of Mamdani was the most dangerous event to happen in the country” in modern history, Woods told conservative commentator Benny Johnson during a Monday appearance on his The Benny Show podcast.

“Look, I think America is the greatest human endeavor in the history of human kind — I think it’s in terrible trouble,” the Casino actor continued.

“The city where the World Trade Center was and the people in it were slaughtered, destroyed — how you could ever allow this Muslim invasion and cancer?” Woods asked.

“And [people] say, ‘Well, what are you? Are you prejudiced?’ Well, yes. I’m sorry to say it,” he added.

Woods then told reporters watching the show that if they decide to quote his last remark, to clarify that what the actor means is: “I’m prejudiced against a religion — that’s really a political jihad — that actually has, in its revered text, that you will kill every non-believer.” Continue reading James Woods: the United States is at risk of a “Muslim invasion”

Trump threatens to hit Iran ‘very hard’

Iraq condemns US-Saudi attacks

  • Iraq condemns US-Saudi strikes on the country, with the Popular Mobilisation Forces saying 20 of its fighters were killed, while 32 others were wounded.

Trump says US to deliver ‘beating’ to Iran after bases again targeted

US president promises major escalation a day after new Iran attacks and his White House meeting with Netanyahu.

US President Donald Trump arrives at the White House after flying on Marine One

United States President Donald Trump has pledged a major escalation against Iran after the latest Iranian attacks on US military sites in the Middle East.

Trump made the threat in an expletive-laden interview with Fox News reporter Trey Yingst on Wednesday.

Iran missiles target US forces in Jordan after a five-day pause in war

The US military says it has successfully intercepted a barrage of missiles fired by Iran at its troops in Jordan.

Continue reading Trump threatens to hit Iran ‘very hard’

The Barbarians Never Take a City Until Someone Holds the Gates Open For Them

Africa is calling.

Miller is presidential material. Clear thinking must take priority over leftist machinations:

There’s a comforting idea behind a lot of immigration policy: that crossing a border is basically a reset button. New country, new rules, new identity, the slate wipes clean.
It doesn’t work that way, and pretending it does isn’t compassion, it’s wishful thinking. People bring their whole selves with them, their trust in institutions, their attitudes toward law and violence, their expectations about how society should work.
Sometimes that changes over a generation of real integration. Sometimes, at large enough numbers with no real assimilation, it doesn’t change much at all, and the same patterns just take root somewhere new.
That’s why assimilation can’t be optional. Welcoming people in without asking anything of them in return isn’t generosity, it’s abdication. A country has every right to say: you’re welcome here, and in exchange, you learn the language, you respect the laws, you adopt the basic values that hold this place together.

Some people like to eat, but they always forget to pay…

Guess who they are?

What happened to all the money people donated to BLM?!

If you’re white in Minnesota, you’re screwed…

That’s what millions of Americans are thinking after the guilty verdict against Shiloh Hendrix. She was basically convicted for using the “N-word.”

You can debate her attitude and the ugliness of the word all you like, but in America, even hateful speech is protected by the First Amendment, according to the United States Supreme Court.

Unless you live in Minnesota.

Shiloh wasn’t convicted of any offense towards the child. But she was convicted of disorderly conduct against the Somali man filming the incident at the park.

Kangmin Lee:

Shiloh Hendrix was just found guilty of disorderly conduct.

Count 1 towards the child: not guilty
Count 2 towards the videographer: guilty

The “videographer” is a Somalian predator who was charged with raping a teenage girl but was let go.

In Minnesota, if a foreigner sexually assaults minors, he goes free, but if you say the n-word, you are punished by the state. Two-tiered justice system.