Yep, this looks exactly like an invading army…


TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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These are the boats heading for Europe all day everyday.

Well over 10,000 have entered the UK by boat already this year, which is a drop in the ocean to "legal" migration, literally add a few zeroes to that for last year's figures.

Europe is being invaded, aided and abetted along the whole route.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/110570715764079516

FACT: US Government continues building infrastructure Chinese are using to invade United States.  FACT: USG knows Chinese spies use this infrastructure to invade USA.  FACT:  is expanding the invasion of Chinese and others into United States.

Below is San Vicente Camp in… pic.twitter.com/hwBvbEm1iR

— Michael Yon Jungle (@Michael_Yon) June 19, 2023

Have spoken with many.  They claim to be from all over China.  When I took a Cantonese and a Mandarin translator, of about fifty aliens none appeared to speak Cantonese and the Mandarin dialects were all over the map.  How are they getting new passports?  The Chinese Consulate in… https://t.co/27GGeUtXx5

— Michael Yon Jungle (@Michael_Yon) June 19, 2023

MonkeyWerx on Texas/US/Darien invasion: Please go to 9 minute mark — MonkeyWerx has important additive information.  Interesting comments that https://t.co/HYAoR2RClM apparently is using some of the aliens for labor.  I have no knowledge of this: https://t.co/npjV9v9iwU

— Michael Yon Jungle (@Michael_Yon) June 19, 2023

This doesn’t bode well my my area.  We’re in the last half of June, yet we’re still experiencing the brunt of springtime storms but more and possibly more intense storms could be on the way this summer?

No way a person on fixed income survives those
kind of rates.

America and Europe importing chaos….



Michael Yon
@MichaelYon
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Invasion clearly sponsored by USA/CCP
Have spoken with many. They claim to be from all over China. When I took a Cantonese and a Mandarin translator, of about fifty aliens none appeared to speak Cantonese and the Mandarin dialects were all over the map. How are they getting new passports? The Chinese Consulate in LA is now offering services to replace lost passports. (Started maybe two weeks ago). Many fly through Turkey, Thailand, Bahamas, Quito, or straight to Mexico. This clearly is sponsored by #CCP. We have offered to take Gen Spalding down range with translators of his choice. I think he went to DLI (?) for Mandarin if I remember accurately from his book. This is straight up naked invasion. Sponsored by USA/CCP





TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Constant stream from Tunisia to Italy, then straight across mainland Europe to the country of their choice, whichever gives the most free stuff.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/110571847169452683

This happened today in Bordeaux, France. Europe has become the World’s dumping ground for criminals, rapists, and murders. It honestly breaks my heart.

pic.twitter.com/79QDI4DyQB

— Ada Lluch \uD83C\uDDEA\uD83C\uDDF8 (@ada_lluch) June 19, 2023

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Even the imported women are attacking the natives in Ireland.

Axes and rakes used as they chase locals through Cork.

Local media write it as an "anti social incident by youths".

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/110570871119755089

Water wars: Afghanistan and Iran’s deadly border flare-up spotlights scarcity crisis

Iran and Afghanistan are going head to head over control of the supply of a crucial resource that’s shrinking by the day: water.

Violence along the border between the two tumultuous countries flared up in recent weeks, stoked by a dispute over the water flowing from Afghanistan’s Helmand river into Iran. Tehran says Afghanistan’s Taliban government is deliberately depriving Iran of sufficient water supplies in order to bolster its own; but the Taliban says there isn’t enough water anymore to begin with, thanks to plummeting rainfall and river levels.

Iranian and Afghan border guards clashed on May 27, exchanging heavy gunfire that killed two Iranian guards and one Taliban soldier and wounded several others. Both sides blame each other for provoking the fighting, which has thrust the region’s water issues back into the spotlight.

Risk of destabilization in Iran

The situation risks destabilizing an already poor and water-deprived part of Iran, where serious protests against the government have taken place in recent years.

“The water dispute with Afghanistan is not something Iran can take lightly,” Torbjorn Soltvedt, principal Middle East and North Africa analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC. “Water resources in Iran are under severe pressure and water stress has been a trigger of large-scale civil unrest in recent years.”

In the summer of 2021, protests began in Iran’s western Khuzestan province over water shortages and subsequent power outages as hydroelectric power stations ran out of supply. Dubbed “the uprising of the thirsty,” the demonstrations soon spread to several cities around Iran including the capital, Tehran, and drew a heavy government crackdown that ended in both police and civilian casualties.

Grappling with U.S. sanctions, a severely weakened economy and a continuing anti-government protest movement, Iran is already under significant pressure. “With the authorities still struggling to keep a lid on nationwide protests,” Soltvedt said, “a water security crisis in eastern Iran would come at a particularly bad time.”

A dangerous border

The 580-mile border between Afghanistan and Iran is porous and crawling with crime, predominantly coming from the Afghan side into Iran. Afghanistan has been wracked with instability and war for decades, and the ruling Taliban government derives a significant part of its revenue from illicit trades.

“Iran’s Afghan border has always been its most vulnerable,” said Kamal Alam, a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s South Asia Center. It’s host to “a number of issues including narcotics smuggling, human trafficking, and terrorism” — but is simultaneously an all-important source for water, Alam said.

Water tensions between the two countries go way back. In the 1950s, Afghanistan built two major dams that limited the flow of water from the Helmand river into Iran. This angered Tehran and threatened relations, ultimately leading to the signing of a treaty in 1973 that allotted Iran 850 million cubic meters of Helmand water yearly.

But subsequent revolutions, invasions, wars and dramatic government changes in both countries meant the treaty was never fully implemented.

“Since the 1973 water treaty between the two, they have come close to war a number of times due to various Afghan governments using Iran’s water vulnerability as a leverage on bilateral issues,” Alam said.
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https://news.yahoo.com/water-wars-afghanistan-iran-deadly-175042365.html

This podcast will blow your mind.  Whitney Webb discusses how the CCP, Russia, BRICS+ and the fall of America’s military dominance after WWIII leads to world government.

Erik Prince (Blackwater), the Israelis, the Chinese, and the United Arab Emirates have a plan. @_whitneywebb & I talk about the future of Africa.https://t.co/BhgKol1X99

Macroaggressions Podcast with Charlie Robinson  (@macroaggressio3) June 18, 2023

This one’s so wild, I had to make its own thread.

https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/Whitney-Webb-How-WW3-with-China-Russia-and-the-defeat-of-the-US-Military-leads-to-World-Government/5-2653318/?page=1

United Nations Planning Digital ID Linked To Bank Accounts

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/united-nations-planning-digital-id-linked-bank-accounts

Everyone needs to have a digital ID to bring it CBDC. You won’t have to have it, just If you want to work, rent a house…..participate in society. Sound familiar??  Digital ID is the last gate to rebel at. pic.twitter.com/Klvt3yoOx3

Melissa Ciummei  (@KSCUBKEE) May 12, 2023

But the liberals here would oppose that because racism, right? They definitely wouldn't allow it to be used as voter ID, right?

There are so many quandaries inherent in totalitarianism.

Vandals cut fiber optic line in Tukwila, causing days-long Comcast, Xfinity outage for much of south King County

KING COUNTY, Wash. — Vandals cut a fiber optic line in Tukwila resulting in a Comcast and Xfinity service outage that is also impacted Burien, Renton and Kent, according to a statement from the company.

Service was restored at around 5:30 p.m. on Sunday.

Tukwila police said the line located on the 14600 block of 51st Avenue South was tampered with on Friday night. Police said crews needed to temporarily remove trees to access the damaged part in the line.

https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/renton/vandalism-xfinity-comcast-outage-king-county/281-b4d3face-7d9f-4673-8423-6ac7be7cbcc0

The war on meat as culling at fish farms may be next.

Inflation? What Inflation?

Bag of grapes cost this lady $10 ... and it's not even in alcohol form yet !!! \uD83D\uDE02

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Wall Street Silver  (@WallStreetSilv) June 19, 2023

How does one "temporarily" remove trees?

As though the threat of Chinese agents sabotaging our electrical grid is not bad enough, it is at risk even without their machinations.

Why Our Electrical Grid Is Threatened PowerLine Blog

Short version:  Old infrastructure is near the end of its life.  Coal and natural gas plants shutting down.  And we are doing it to ourselves with dumb energy policy by mandating renewables.

I do it by chainsaw.  They eventually grow back.

That’s true.  All in the name of progress and looking towards the future as we turn ourselves into a third world country.  I experienced that firsthand during the winter of 2021 with a rotating hour of electricity and then no electricity that lasted a couple of days.

At least you’re in Oklahoma where winter weather is somewhat expected.

Now, N. Texas is looking at 100°+ days ahead after fairly mild summers for the last few years.

Jones, OK

That's not far from me.  About a 10 minute drive.

This stuff can happen anywhere, huh?  It’s one thing to steal the produce but to sabotage a huge part of it with chemicals?  That’s pure evil, especially since he was supplying food for the public.

If thing get as crazy as projected, security cameras and alarms may be needed for gardens and farms.  

I thought maybe it was a competitor. It sounded like he had only been doing it a few months.  But, really, who knows?  The way things are going, nothing would surprise me at this point.

I’m really surprised at the location. Even though Jones is just outside the suburbs, it still feels like a farming community.  I would expect drunk boys shooting up the stop signs, but not destruction of crops. That just seems really weird.

I hope they find out all involved and get them.

Oh, man! I'd kill over that kinda shit!

Yeah, literally - not figuratively!

He pissed someone off.  This was not a prank, and the person doing this knew what would happen.  They did it deliberately to him to destroy his business.

Did some one come in and spray his crops, probably not.  He most likely uses irrigation with an organic fertilizer injected into the irrigation water.  That is the likely point of contamination.  One point of access to contaminate every crop that is irrigated.  The treatment area is probably just a room or an area in the greenhouse or barn.  I would suspect that it wasn't locked, no one I know locks these rooms up.  As a secondary effect, he will loose his organic certification for three years since non organic approved chemicals were used on his farm.

They probably waited for the lights to go out , walked  to the treatment room, poured a 2 1/2 gallon container of concentrated 2,4d into his 15 gallon liquid fertilizer barrel, and left with their empty jug.  The sad thing is, if he would of suspected this at once, some of the plants further from the treatment room perhaps could have been saved.

I would guess that if he thinks about it he would be able to figure out who probably did this to him.

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Hundreds of invaders take up camp at the Place du Palais Royal in Paris demanding the French taxpayer houses them, all aided and abetted by NGO scum.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/110579042381027158




TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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As midnight passes in Paris, police storm in to move the hundreds of invaders camped out at the Place du Palais Royal.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/110579131256155282

From Border Patrol agent — I reworded without changing meaning:

[I interviewed aliens yesterday. From Tajikistan. The Tajiks flew into Nicaragua and were met by a professional setup that separated them by nationality.  Photographed and loaded them on buses.  Tajiks said they… pic.twitter.com/Yn2uSUA716

— Michael Yon Jungle (@Michael_Yon) June 21, 2023

Many Routes for Chinese — To be clear, I do not know if this tweet or map are accurate in specifics.  I do know this is accurate in trajectory in that Chinese are entering the blood flow from many arteries including through Mexico. https://t.co/D2nEOi9kCR pic.twitter.com/i9zFooAbee

— Michael Yon Jungle (@Michael_Yon) June 21, 2023

Part 4 now available

I got the impression from the video that the tomatoes were targeted, while other crops were fine.  Maybe I heard that wrong.  I'm not interested enough to go back and listen to it again.

Looks like the community is coming together around him

Speaking of Grid Down...


South Africa's grid is dissolving...climate activists hit hardest
Link to Hot Air
Link to Climate Change News quoted in Hot Air

The Lead In
"...decrying the fact that the coal lobby in South Africa is fighting against shutting down the coal industry and replacing it with renewables."

More accurate headline:
"South Africans who want electricity are resisting a green transition."

The Meat
"Of course, the story ignores one minor point: South Africa’s power grid is collapsing, with electricity shut off to residents for 8-13 hours a day. The problems that most South Africans face these days has nothing to do with carbon “pollution;” it is the fact that they are forced to use candles to light their homes and watch their food rot for lack of refrigeration.

That the coal lobby has any political power at all is a miracle in South Africa. The country is falling apart before our eyes, becoming a failed state after decades of being one of the only functioning countries on the continent.

The power company? Apparently not as well functioning as the coal lobby, perhaps because it is run by the government which is a socialist mess."

A Quote About Sabotage
"If you are looking to understand South Africa’s current struggles – its soaring crime and unemployment rates, its stubborn inequality and stagnant economy, its relentless corruption and crippling power cuts, and its broader drift towards what some fear could become “gangster state” or even “failed state” territory – then this one act of industrial sabotage, at a coal-fired power station on the high plains east of Johannesburg, is a good place to start.

...snip...

What is certain is that the sabotage at Unit 4 was not an isolated event.
Instead, it was one relatively small act in a vast, ongoing, and highly successful criminal enterprise that involves murders, poisoning, fires, cable theft, ruthless cartels and powerful politicians."

Now that I think about it, I remember his zucchini were hit too, so maybe it was the whole crop.

ETA:  The response from the community does not surprise me.  Oklahoma is kinda that way.

From the Dust Bowl to the many devastating tornadoes to the OKC bombing to just ordinary everyday hardships, Oklahomans continue to show that they are indeed a very unique state.

Whatever may come in the future, Oklahoma will survive.

I think Oklahoma will be in better shape than most of the country as far as energy preparedness goes.  We have enough power outages; from tornadoes, ice storms, bad drivers running into power poles, etc.; that many people already have generators.  The last time we had a major outage, my neighbor on one side already had a generator.  I ran a 100 foot heavy duty extension cord to the neighbor on the other side direct from an extra outlet on my generator.  It wasn't enough to power her AC, but was enough to keep her refrigerator cold, along with a couple of fans, some light bulbs, and charge up her laptop.  I ran it about 4 or 5 hours each day when I got home from work and it was enough.

Rise of the super-fungi: Researchers find drug-resistant fungus strains are thriving in even the most remote regions of Earth - and they could be the next pandemic threat

- The disease-causing fungus is thriving in areas removed from fungicide use
- A. fumigatus is extremely common and spreads easily through airborne spores

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12218913/Rise-super-fungi-Researchers-drug-resistant-fungi-thriving-remote-regions.html

Absolutely!

I remember my grandparents in Tecumseh losing electricity for at least a week back in the 80s due to an ice storm then followed by a 1-1/2 to 2 foot snow storm.  They didn’t have a generator but did have a fireplace and a wood burning stove with plenty of firewood.

Today, it never hurts to have some type of alternate heating source or power unit to fall back on.  Bluetti is still having a sale on certain items if anyone is interested…

https://www.bluettipower.com/collections/best-deal

Covid Linked to Chinese Bioweapons Program, According to Diplomatic Cables



There has been a lot of speculation that Covid-19 not only came from a lab, but that it was developed by the Chinese military as a bioweapon. A report in The Sunday Times doesn't prove that connection, but does show that the Wuhan Institute of Virology, where the virus is most likely to have leaked from, does have a connection to the Chinese military, the PLA. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at previously classified diplomatic cables from the US embassy in Taiwan, how the Wuhan Institute of Virology is linked to a Chinese bioweapons program, and the suspicious timing of China's vaccine development.

CCP IS SENDING CHINESE NATIONALS INTO OUR COUNTRY



Michael Yon tracks down the CCP's operatives attempting to get into our country.

US approves nation’s first ‘lab-grown’ meat — chicken made from animal cells

For the first time, US regulators on Wednesday approved the sale of chicken made from animal cells, allowing two California companies to offer “lab-grown” meat to the nation’s restaurant tables and eventually, supermarket shelves.

The Agriculture Department gave the green light to Upside Foods and Good Meat, firms that had been racing to be the first in the US to sell meat that doesn’t come from slaughtered animals — what’s now being referred to as “cell-cultivated” or “cultured” meat as it emerges from the laboratory and arrives on dinner plates.

The move launches a new era of meat production aimed at eliminating harm to animals and drastically reducing the environmental impacts of grazing, growing feed for animals and animal waste.

“Instead of all of that land and all of that water that’s used to feed all of these animals that are slaughtered, we can do it in a different way,” said Josh Tetrick, co-founder and chief executive of Eat Just, which operates Good Meat.
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https://nypost.com/2023/06/21/us-approves-nations-first-lab-grown-meat-chicken-made-from-animal-cells/

\uD83C\uDDF3\uD83C\uDDF1 UPDATE - The final “negotiations” between the Dutch farmers & the Dutch government have officially failed. The government didn’t budge and is going to proceed with their totalitarian land grab. New protests are expected this summer. Let’s get ready for the fight. #DutchFarmers

Eva Vlaardingerbroek  (@EvaVlaar) June 21, 2023

\uD83C\uDDF3\uD83C\uDDF1 Now that the totalitarian Dutch government learned they can effectively crack down on our farmers’ property rights, they’re coming after ordinary citizens next:

An insane new Housing Act will allow municipalities to force homeowners to sell their homes ONLY to people with a…

Eva Vlaardingerbroek  (@EvaVlaar) June 22, 2023

China's Demographics may have already imploded.

Right around the 6:30 mark.

Interesting.  I note he has a man-bun now.

He always has had that as long as I've been watching him.

Full interview with Michael Yon, revealing how US government is FUNDING the "invasion camps" in Central America

We just had what they told us was a bat virus out of a lab and now they want us to eat lab grown meat.
lol, that will be a big no from me.

The Dutch have protested for 2 years now and have achieved nothing. I’d say it’s time for different tactics.

We have reached a point in time where neither elections nor protests will change the course of things.



Populist Farmer Citizen Movement wins big in Dutch election

https://apnews.com/article/netherlands-election-farmers-bbb-mark-rutte-cc59032d926a1585002ce9e10aee0886

Nah, just kick back and let them steal
your home and livelihood. Be woke.