Tag: war

Bukele Invades Haiti

Although it’s a rescue mission, not a nation-building action:

BUKELE AND HIS WATERLOO?

With the announcement of the deployment from El Salvador to Haiti of a contingent of 3,000 troops, whose mission is to locate the 4 members of that country’s armed forces who were kidnapped last Sunday—when they entered territory controlled by gangs and were attacked by a gang of armed irregulars—fierce armed clashes are looming in the coming hours.

At this point, knowing how things are resolved in Haiti, the chances of these soldiers still being alive are minimal. So, if there’s no possibility of negotiating anything, what we’re facing is an armed confrontation between El Salvador’s troops and the gangs that control the territory where the Central American soldiers were attacked and kidnapped.

According to reports in the international press, those responsible are two criminal organizations that dominate the “Croix des Bouquets” area. One is led by Claude Celestin, head of the Chen Mechan gang (rabid dogs), and the other by Wilson Joseph (“Lammo San Jou”), leader of the 400 Mawozo gang.

Yesterday, the latter publicly challenged President Nayib Bukele in a video posted on social media, where he warned that he won’t leave Haiti and displayed thousands of rounds of ammunition and gear with weapons of various calibers, which he said are waiting for the Salvadorans.

We thus have the table set for an armed confrontation just 45 km from the Dominican Republic-Haiti border: an army of armed gang members with nothing to lose facing off against regular El Salvadoran troops, who will fight an urban war in the streets of a country that isn’t theirs and is utterly unknown to them.

I wouldn’t bet against Bukele and the El Salvadorans. This is a spiritual war and the voodoo masters cannot stand against a Christian army.

I don’t know that I’d be averse to him invading Hollywood and Los Angeles.

UPDATE: Bukele’s response:

Many messages, analyses, and comments like this one, ensuring that Haiti’s gangs are not like those in El Salvador; that they are bloodthirsty, that they are heavily armed, that no one has been able to defeat them, that all missions have failed, that we are falling into a trap, that we don’t know what we’re up against, that it will be our ruin, that we’re heading toward our Waterloo.

But when God grants us victory, the same people who say all that today will change their tune. They’ll say it was always easy, that anyone could have done it, that Haiti’s gangs weren’t as dangerous as people thought.

In short, we’ve never listened to them, and we’re not about to start now.

Everyone who has enlisted is a believer, and we have entrusted this mission to God, while Haiti’s gangs are satanic, and it’s public knowledge that they carry out human sacrifices.

God will grant us victory. The Creator of the Universe is with us.

Deuteronomy 28:7

Yeah. Don’t bet against him and his men. And he’s right. People always tell you something is impossible and foolish to even try, then, after you do it, they tell you that it was easy and anyone could have done it.

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The Cost of the Next Round

It appears Washington is desperately trying to lock down the Ukraine situation before Israel kicks off the next round of its war against Iran. But whether it can or not, the costs of the next round could prove crippling to numerous parties:

The IMF’s October outlook reads like a casualty report. Kuwait’s economy is forecast to shrink 16.7 percent this year. Qatar’s will shrink 15.6 percent, and Bahrain’s 11.3 percent. The UAE, long sold as the region’s safe haven, is now expected to contract 3.9 percent, a seven-point swing from the IMF’s April forecast. Saudi Arabia is forecast to shrink 3.3 percent. The only Gulf economy still growing is Oman, and that is because its ports sit outside the Strait of Hormuz.

These are not paper losses. Qatar lost two LNG trains at Ras Laffan in March, about 17 percent of its export capacity. QatarEnergy says the repairs will take three to five years and will cost it roughly $20 billion a year in revenue. Saudi Arabia’s escape route around Hormuz, the East-West Pipeline to Yanbu, is crippled. My sources tell me four of its 11 pumping stations are severely damaged and out of service. Riyadh now projects a deficit of 4.9 percent of GDP, is borrowing to cover it, and has frozen non-essential spending.

Miller explains why this is worse than the headline oil price suggests. A damaged plant produces nothing to sell, but the payroll, the debt payments and the repair bills keep coming. A plant that is still standing but cannot get parts in or cargo out is in almost the same position. A $108 barrel of oil is worth nothing if you cannot ship it. And the cash the Gulf states used to invest at home and abroad is vanishing fast. If a government takes in 100 and must spend 70, it has 30 left over. Cut income to 80 and that cushion drops to 10. A 20 percent hit to revenue wipes out two-thirds of the money for everything else.

The Gulf states bought American protection to safeguard exactly this wealth. Instead, as Miller puts it, they have ended up paying for the costs of American strategy. That is a bargain they will not keep making forever.

Iran isn’t going to collapse. To the contrary, Iran is more confident, has more allies, and more weaponry than ever before. And this is precisely how aggressor nations end up defeated. Their leaders keep thinking that one more determined push will somehow miraculously cause the other side to collapse, even as they exhaust their own resources, instead of quitting while they’re still strong. The US military has lost the use of 18 bases already. What does it expect to do if it loses access to bases in Jordan and Israel while the price of oil skyrockets and unrest grows across the West?

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The Scouring of Paris

Paris is burning. Milano is under assault. It won’t be long before London and other English cities are as well. And the primary concern of the treasonous, satanic European governments and their unelected masters is to prevent the French and Italian and British peoples from remigrating every single Third World invader.

All of this was obvious before I was even born, in 1968. All of this is inevitable. But it looks as if Reconquista Time may be approaching a little sooner than anticipated. This is still just prelude, but the arc of future history is already apparent.

Pray for the native people of Europe, St. Breivik.

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The Fates of France and Britain

Rupert Lowe asks some important questions of the Englishman

France will burn into the late morning hours. To what end? So they can harbour millions who hate everything of what is means to be French?

Was it worth it?

Will it be worth it in Britain, when similar violence inevitably erupts?

I think not.

We watch as migrants ransack Paris whilst flying the flag of various African countries.

Some may have arrived illegally, for most their presence is entirely ‘legal’. Plenty were probably born in France, and are technically ‘French’.

For the rioters, evidently, their allegiance is not to France, or to the French people.

Where does their loyalty truly lie?

Their clan.

The civilised world’s response must reflect that.

Those convicted for arson, organised violence, and attacks on innocent people must face substantial prison sentences – foreign nationals involved must be removed. Citizenships stripped from dual nationals, obviously.

Mass deportations.

Act before they do.

And in exceptional cases, I would go further.

A Restore Britain Government will develop bilateral agreements and mechanisms with third countries to accept second-generation migrant offenders convicted of domestic terrorism and other such serious crimes, who, for now, hold only British citizenship.

There will be no statelessness. It will be conducted fairly, and it will cost, but it will be done, and a message will be sent.

The French should do the same.

If you burn down a city, terrorise law-abiding citizens and torch the society around you – there will be consequences worthy of the crime.

And if your allegiance lies elsewhere, and you demonstrate that through terrorism or extreme violence, a Restore Britain Government will send you to the country you claim allegiance to – if that’s where your loyalty lies, we will aim to make that a reality.

Britain is just a few short years behind France.

We’ve had our warning – we must take it.

More warnings… yawn. The Saxon begins to hate. Try that in a small town. It’s all meaningless rhetoric and posturing. So forget responding to crime or demonstrated allegiances. All of that is avoiding the topic at hand. If a Restore Britain government doesn’t embrace mass remigration to the Third World, Britain will go the way of France. I think both the True French and the True English will triumph in the end, but not without the rivers of blood that Enoch Powell appears to have correctly predicted.

Immigration is war. Just ask the Canaanites. Or the Palestinians, for that matter.

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The Useful Idiots

So Paris is burning again. One of the small satisfactions of watching the real-time collapse of Western civilization is seeing how those who welcomed it are among the first to suffer the consequences.

A liberal French women explains to these African Islamic invaders robbing her family’s store that she’s on their side & voted for them to come here & voted to defund the police. They laughed and mocked her and stole all her merchandise.

It’s not the racist and nationalist young women who are getting raped and murdered, it’s the “welcome refugees” morons. It’s not the bigots in the countryside whose businesses are being pillaged, it’s the big city liberals who imagine that they are on the same side as the invaders.

I’m not saying that what is happening to them is good. But what is happening to them is, without question, well-deserved. And better it happen to them than to those who have opposed it all along. So don’t pity them. Don’t defend them.

Eventually, inevitably, the reconquistas will begin. And there will be no one left to stand in the way. The invaders will ensure that, one way or another.

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Arming Sudan

The Ukrainian corruption is beginning to be permitted to reach the media:

Weapons supplied to Ukraine from US military stocks have been found in the possession of Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a senior Russian diplomat has said, citing markings linking them to deliveries to Kiev.

Yulia Zhdanova, head of Russia’s delegation to the Vienna Negotiations on Military Security and Arms Control, made the statement on Wednesday at a meeting of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe’s Forum for Security Co-operation.

Sudanese troops recovered MK19 automatic grenade launchers, M72 anti-tank weapons, and Swedish-made AT4 launchers during an operation near Bara, she said, according to TASS. “A preliminary examination of the markings revealed that these weapons were donated to the Ukrainian Armed Forces in December 2024 from US military stock,” Zhdanova said.

It won’t surprise me in the slightest if we eventually learn that the Houthis are conquering Saudi Arabia with weapons purchased through Ukraine.

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Round Four

They can’t possibly think it’s going to work this time, can they?

Today, October 14, 2026, the Emir of Qatar addressed his nation and told them:

“War is imminent. We must be prepared for the worst possible scenarios, and everyone, institutions and citizens alike, should take their responsibilities.”

As reported on this website and on the Hal Turner Radio Show, over the past four days, the U.S. sent twenty additional air-refueling tankers from the Continental United States (CONUS) to Europe for subsequent travel to the Middle East. Those 20 air-refueling tankers will joining ~100 others already there. So ~120 air-refueling tankers. They refuel Fighter Jets before and after attack runs. They refuel Bombers before and after bombing runs. So I’ll give you three guesses what’s coming . . . .

Yesterday, as reported on this website, the U.S. Army distributed “Recognition guides” instructing U.S. Forces how to identify Iran ground troops. The story made clear “This is not routine . . . ” Why tell US Troops how to ID Iran ground troops unless US Ground Troops might encounter them????? Give you three guesses what’s coming . . . .

President Netanyahu must be getting really desperate about the mid-terms. The thing is, it’s a lot easier to get people to rally around their own flag rather than someone else’s.

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No Intel for Ukraine

Simplicius observes that either Russia has come up with a new way to avoid missile-launch detection or the USA has cut off its intelligence to Ukraine:

Last night Russia struck Kiev with a series of what is claimed to be ballistic missiles. Routine though it may seem, what was not routine about the attack was Ukraine’s reported lack of the usual forewarning by allies…. Whether or not Russia is using S-400s or some other “special system”, the lack of intel forewarning can mean only one of three things, all of them damning for Ukraine:

  1. That Russian S-400s launched in ballistic mode are not detectable by the most advanced US space assets, which is precisely what Andriy Sybiha appears to imply in the earlier video.
  2. US Patriot installations inside Kiev are incapable of detecting these missiles with their radars.
  3. Russia is using some kind of new weapon that is not detectable to any of the above US systems.

Or perhaps if Sybiha is lying, and the US did in fact withhold intelligence, it would still be intriguing given that we know US Patriot systems protect Kiev. Who operates these Patriots, Ukrainians or Americans? If Americans, that would mean they may have detected objects flying to Kiev but were ordered to stand down and not provide radar forewarning to the Ukrainians, if they even detected them at all. Or if it’s the Ukrainians, then surely they simply would not have detected the missiles, which means the highly “advanced” Patriot radar is incapable of detecting whatever it is that Russia has been sending.

My guess, and it is only that, is that Sybiha is lying, the US is withholding intelligence, and it will continue to do so until Zelensky is removed and the Kiev regime surrenders on terms satisfactory to Russia. Which I believe will amount to Russian annexation of not only the areas that it presently occupies, but also Odessa. That is the only viable outcome that permits Ukraine to continue to survive as a sovereign state; if the war is continued by the regional European powers, not only will all of Ukraine be occupied, but quite possibly the Baltic states and parts of other Eastern European countries as well.

Russia has no desire to march to Berlin, let alone Paris, but if history teaches us one thing, it is that the Russians can and will do so if sufficiently provoked to the point that they deem it is necessary to end the war. Fortunately, the US government appears to finally be recognizing that Russia is not “a gas station with nukes” but the same major power that has repeatedly demonstrated it is capable of successfully defeating all of the regional European powers combined.

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The Cracking Pillars of the Petrodollar

I wouldn’t be even remotely surprised if the government of Saudi Arabia collapses before 2030.

Saudi Arabia’s terrified Crown Prince has been forced into hiding as Houthi rebels continue to hit Riyadh with deadly missile strikes, a report has claimed. Mohammed bin Salman, 41, has for the past six days been moving between heavily guarded palaces with bunkers, according to officials.

On Saturday, the Kingdom was struck by its deadliest attack in a decade when a projectile hit King Khalid International Airport, killing 13 and injuring hundreds. The Saudi capital’s airport was struck again yesterday, leaving one dead and 11 injured.

After this serious escalation in the war between the Saudi-led coalition government and Iran-backed Houthi fighters, Donald Trump warned the US could intervene.

How is the US going to intervene? The US military can’t do a damn thing to stop missile strikes; it has already been driven from 18 military bases in the Gulf. Perhaps if laser air-defense systems can be developed rapidly, something can be done at some point in the future, but as it stands, even a small, impoverished missile-equipped force can deal out more damage to a wealthy, well-equipped military than it can stand.

Now it should be very clear why the Russians have been proceeding so slowly, and cautiously, in their slow advance across Ukraine. In doing so, they have successfully neutralized the punishment that the US bases took in the Gulf and which Saudi Arabia is just beginning to be subjected.

The Arab governments are not real nations. They are artificial constructs imposed upon various Arab tribes by their former French and British occupiers. As such, they are considerably more fragile than most people commonly suppose. And given their role in maintaining the petrodollar, it is not in the interest of China, Russia, Iran, or any of the BRICS states to protect them.

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Z’s Time is Up

The major players are signaling that it’s time for the Kiev regime to jettison the war dwarf and surrender:

Ukraine should replace Vladimir Zelensky, US President Donald Trump told reporters outside the White House on Saturday, accusing the Ukrainian leader of refusing peace deals with Russia and worsening global diesel shortages.

“I think it’s time for Ukraine to get a new president,” Trump said.

“Zelensky could have settled this war many times. Many, many times. And he chooses not to,” he said.

Trump also accused Zelensky of ignoring warnings against attacking Russian refining facilities.

Elon Musk is singing from the same hymn book:

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has lashed out at Vladimir Zelensky, siding with President Donald Trump, who has warned that Kiev’s continued attacks on Russian oil refineries are worsening a global fuel crisis and hurting American farmers.

One controls the money. The other controls StarLink. They’ve had the ability to force Kiev to wave the white flag all along, but now they’re finally doing so. Which means that Clown World is finally facing the reality that its war on Russia has completely failed.

We’ll have confirmation when the Europeans duly withdraw the support they were just theatrically demonstrating last week. But just because Clown World is willing to stop attacking Russsia doesn’t mean that Russia has to accept whatever deal it’s offered.

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