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[-] dead@hexbear.net 16 points 4 hours ago

Choosing to visit the Zionist entity on the same week that they greatly escalate their forever war with Iran, seems dangerous. Clavicular is in Tel Aviv. It is suspected that Israel conducted strikes on Iran today. This would mean that Iran is inclined to strike Tel Aviv.

[-] dead@hexbear.net 13 points 5 hours ago

As far as I'm aware, Clavicular does meth, not crack. He's the reverse of Hunter Biden. Hunter Biden smokes crack and not meth. Clavicular does meth.

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https://nitter.net/FarroYossi/status/2075235330353987903#m

https://nitter.net/FarroYossi/status/2075121711293317180#m

(this polymarket tweet just says that he's in Israel today)

https://nitter.net/Polymarket/status/2074666739174916383

https://xcancel.com/RT_com/status/2074322465396859305#m

I don't see any articles reporting this yet. Yossi Farro is a 22-year Zionist influencer that clavicular collaborated with in Tel Aviv. I checked the clavicular kick account and the latest vod confirms that he is in Israel right now.

I'm inclined to believe the rumors of Clavicular being tied with Peter Thiel.

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[-] dead@hexbear.net 11 points 18 hours ago

The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

[-] dead@hexbear.net 5 points 19 hours ago

https://www.presstv.co.uk/

this is the alternate URL or presstv on twitter or telegram. they also have a television live stream on rumble.

https://nitter.net/presstv

https://t.me/presstv

[-] dead@hexbear.net 10 points 20 hours ago* (last edited 20 hours ago)

I've seen multiple sources recommend that you open your windows at night and run fans to bring the cool night air into your house. Then close your windows during the day so that the cool air stays trapped in your house. As someone from the US, I'd worry about wildlife flying into the window, especially bats. Maybe your windows have mesh window screens.

Today, London is 33C during the day but only 20C at night.

Avoid using appliances that generate excessive amounts of heat like an oven or gaming pc. Use these appliances at night if needed.

Having large trees near your house could help shade the house from sunlight.

Avoid physical activity and excessive labor.

Maybe you could have a designated cold room your house? If there is one room in your home that is cooler than others, you could spend more time in that room. Probably want to avoid being near the refrigerator as it produces heat. If you have a basement it might be cooler under ground level.

If things are really bad, you could try sleeping during the day and being awake during the night. I'm not a doctor, so I shouldn't really tell people when to sleep. I like being awake during the night because it's quieter and cooler.

Go to public spaces during the day time which have air conditioning. Perhaps a grocery store or a coffee shop.

Buy an air conditioning unit. Things are only going to get worse. Maybe just get a window unit if you don't have resource.

[-] dead@hexbear.net 70 points 22 hours ago* (last edited 22 hours ago)

Axios is reporting that the US is preparing to attack Iran for multiple weeks. The Axios reporter Barak Ravid served as a member of IOF unit 8200, Israel's equivalent of the US NSA. Barak Ravid speaks directly to White House officials and has sometimes been the first to report information provided by US government and Israeli government. He's a parrot of the White House.

https://nitter.net/DropSiteNews/status/2075061293879370032#m

https://nitter.net/BarakRavid/status/2075043800582377940#m

https://nitter.net/BarakRavid/status/2075073445100994771#m

^^ he tweeted this in hebrew but not in english, it's written in the article in english.

The White House is preparing for what could become a round of fighting with Iran around the Strait of Hormuz, which will last for several days and perhaps even a few weeks. The duration of the new campaign and its intensity will be completely dependent on Tehran's next steps, U.S. officials told me

https://www.axios.com/2026/07/09/trump-iran-strait-hormuz-battle

https://archive.is/g83Xo (axios)

The White House is preparing for what could become a multi-day or even multi-week exchange of fire with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.

The length and severity of the new campaign hinge entirely on Tehran's next moves, U.S. officials tell Axios.

A U.S. official said the current escalation could last a day or two, a week or a month, depending on whether Iran continues its attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

"We're going to slap them a bit so they understand we're not f*cking around," the U.S. official said.

U.S. officials say the White House believes it has more room to escalate because hundreds of oil tankers have managed to leave the Gulf through the strait in recent weeks.

That has eased concerns inside the administration that a renewed clash would immediately trigger a major oil price spike, the officials said.

A U.S. official claimed the current escalation stems from frustration among more radical elements inside Iran's fractured leadership who believe the MOU has not delivered real benefits for Tehran.

Iran saw its leverage in Hormuz slipping as hundreds of ships transited through the southern route close to the Omani coast, the official said.

No Iranian frozen funds have been released because Iran has not yet taken nuclear steps required by the agreement.

The framework agreement the U.S. brokered between Israel and Lebanon made the Lebanon portion of the MOU unnecessary, the official said.

"Part of the Iranian leadership was not happy about all of those things," the U.S. official said.

"They started shooting and we decided it's time to slap them back hard. It's a process. We have patience. If we don't feel we're getting the deal we want, we are not going to do it."

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Mark Rutte’s repeated admissions of Europe’s willful complicity in the US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran only confirms, once again, that they were not impartial in this brutal unlawful aggression. Those who provided their territories, military bases, and infrastructure to enable the aggression cannot evade responsibility for their contribution to an unprovoked aggression and its grave consequences.

Yet @SecGenNATO's relentless self-congratulation for serving an illegal war of choice does not reflect strength — it exposes the servile mindset of a fawning courtier who fancies that flattery can erase a king’s contempt. In Washington’s eyes, an ineffective Organization cannot be rendered effective through sycophancy — nor can such manipulative flattery ever restore the flatterer’s own self-respect and personal integrity.

https://nitter.net/IRIMFA_SPOX/status/2075046765552603541#m

[-] dead@hexbear.net 16 points 1 day ago

Trump was flying around in his new Qatari jet and changed back to the old Air Force One in UK before launching the new strikes on Iran today.

President Donald Trump switched his new Qatari-gifted Air Force One for his flight from the NATO summit to the United Kingdom over concerns that the gifted aircraft lacks the secure communications systems and military defenses needed to safely manage a rapidly escalating conflict with Iran, according to two former national security officials familiar with the matter.

Instead, Trump flew from Ankara to a U.S. base in the United Kingdom in his original Air Force One. It was during that flight that Trump authorized additional strikes against Iran, following through on a threat he had made earlier that day to end the on-again, off-again ceasefire.

“This plane was built for aesthetics, not mission,” one former national security official said. “We know about its paint, its leather seats. But we don’t know its capabilities.”

A U.S. Air Force spokesperson declined to state why Trump shifted from the Qatari plane to the earlier Air Force One jet for his flight to the U.K, but said there was no concern about the jet’s abilities.

https://www.ms.now/news/officials-say-trump-switched-out-new-air-force-one-over-security-concerns

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President Donald Trump switched his new Qatari-gifted Air Force One for his flight from the NATO summit to the United Kingdom over concerns that the gifted aircraft lacks the secure communications systems and military defenses needed to safely manage a rapidly escalating conflict with Iran, according to two former national security officials familiar with the matter.

Instead, Trump flew from Ankara to a U.S. base in the United Kingdom in his original Air Force One. It was during that flight that Trump authorized additional strikes against Iran, following through on a threat he had made earlier that day to end the on-again, off-again ceasefire.

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The US still hasn't learned that bullying and breaking its commitments no longer come without a cost. Let me be clear: If you strike, you will be struck back.

Don't struggle in vain. You will only sink deeper. The Strait of Hormuz will be reopened only under Iranian arrangements, not through US threats.

https://nitter.net/mb_ghalibaf/status/2075030287071785174#m

https://nitter.net/PressTV/status/2075033796903149813#m

the tweet text is in persian/farsi. I changed the text to the english translation provided by PressTV

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Commentary on Dangerous Japan-ROK Military Nexus

Pyongyang, July 9 (KCNA) -- Kang Chol Su, section chief of the DPRK Institute of Enemy State Studies, on July 8 issued the following commentary titled "Dangerous military nexus courting self-destruction":

The military nexus between Japan, a war criminal state dashing toward a military giant, and the ROK has recently got more undisguised, further endangering the security situation in the Korean peninsula.

Early this year, the ROK air-force squadron got refueling from the Japan Air Self-Defence Force at a Japanese military base, which was something unprecedented in history. In June, a search and rescue drill between Japan and the ROK was resumed in nine years and the Japanese defense minister flew to Seoul to have a confab on the issue of security cooperation between the two countries.

It is by no means fortuitous that the word has spread in Japan and the ROK that the level of military cooperation between Japan and the ROK has jumped one step.

What should not be overlooked is that the security cooperation between Japan and the ROK is directed to concluding the "logistic support agreement" which provides each other with munitions including ammunition in contingency.

Japanese media reported that the Japan-ROK security policy council held in May was aimed at concrete successes for the conclusion of the "logistic support agreement" between the two sides, and the chief executive of the ROK openly talked about the need to conclude the "logistic support agreement" with Japan.

The international community has already sounded a note of warning against the nature and danger of the conclusion of the "logistic support agreement" between Japan and the ROK that it is the final stage of the establishment of military alliances and the substantial integration of military systems.

The U.S. ambition for hegemony in the Asia-Pacific region has become more undisguised and the confrontation maniacs of the ROK are hell-bent on arms buildup, modernization of armed forces and war drills for aggression against the DPRK, unhesitatingly spitting out the provocative remarks that the "DPRK regime and the Korean People's Army are their enemy". Timed to coincide with such moves, Japan and the ROK are strengthening the military nexus. Their purpose is as clear as noonday.

Japan's security cooperation is precisely a confrontation cooperation targeting the DPRK and part of the establishment of the "triangular cooperation system over the nuclear issue" to militarily contain neighboring countries by taking advantage of the U.S. strategy for hegemony.

It is also revealed in the fact that Japan and the ROK are talking about the "importance of the U.S.-Japan-ROK cooperation", deploying long-range missiles far beyond their defense sphere and attempting to possess nuclear-powered submarines.

The reality goes to prove once again that the DPRK's continuous development of nuclear force and thorough exercise of its position as a nuclear weapons state are the only way to actively cope with the acute and unpredictably changing international situation and defend peace and security in the Korean peninsula and the region.

No matter what military alliance Japan and the ROK may conclude, there will never be a change in the absolute mechanical structure of no retreat built in the Korean peninsula by the strongest nuclear weapons state.

The reckless military nexus of the enemy states under the eyes of the nuclear weapons state is nothing but a foolish act of courting self-destruction. -0-

http://kcna.kp/en/article/detail/35913024cf4f37ed6eb03d40951db785

https://archive.is/glt7z (kcna)

https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20260709001000315

[-] dead@hexbear.net 49 points 1 day ago

Here's the resignation video. It's 11 minutes long. He's still denying any wrongdoing. He says that he's suspending the campaign at 7 minutes into the video. He claims that he's resigning because the Democrat Establishment won't let him win and not because of the allegations. It reminds me of the Trumpism: "They're not coming after me. They're coming after you and I'm just standing in their way".

https://nitter.net/grahamformaine/status/2075009677495058687#m

[-] dead@hexbear.net 18 points 1 day ago

And it's only available at 20 locations in Pennsylvania and 5 locations in New Jersey.

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The United States has launched a fresh round of unprovoked military assaults against Iran, with attacks reported on the southeastern port city of Chabahar, where electricity infrastructure, port facilities, and a hospital were affected.

The attacks were carried out on Wednesday, disrupting electricity supplies across parts of Chabahar after three power transmission lines were knocked out, while projectile fragments also struck Imam Ali Hospital, Iranian media outlets reported.

Residents of Chabahar and the nearby city of Konarak reported hearing several explosions after strikes carried out by American warplanes.

Tasnim News Agency, citing eyewitness accounts, said around 10 explosions were heard in the two cities. The agency also reported power outages in parts of Chabahar.

The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), the country’s national broadcaster, reported that several projectiles struck Chabahar, causing damage to Shahid Beheshti Port, Kalantari Port, and the city's Vessel Traffic Control Tower.

The broadcaster also reported that about half of Chabahar lost electricity following the aggression.

The managing director of the Sistan and Baluchestan Province’s Electricity Distribution Company said three power transmission lines in Chabahar County were knocked out.

He, however, said repair teams had already restored two of the damaged lines to service and expected the remaining line to be restored shortly.

According to some unofficial reports cited by Tasnim, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy's Imam Ali Naval Base in Chabahar was also bombed by US warplanes.

Tasnim later reported, though, that calm had returned to the area and that no further explosions were being heard.

The reported attacks coincided with explosions in several other locations across southern Iran.

Fars News Agency reported that at around 11:15 a.m. (local time), several explosions were heard in Bandar Abbas and Sirik in Hormozgan Province, adding that coastal air defense units in Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island were engaging hostile targets.

An IRIB correspondent reported three explosions near Tahrouyi Village in Sirik.

Separate reports from IRIB and Fars said explosions were also heard on Abu Musa Island, which also belongs to the province, with residents reporting three blasts.

Fars additionally reported several blasts in the province’s port city of Jask.

In Bushehr Province, residents of the city of Choghadak reported hearing three relatively powerful explosions, although the exact locations of the blasts had not been determined.

Meanwhile, the US Central Command that oversees the American troops deployed to the West Asia region, announced that, on the orders of President Donald Trump, it had begun military operations against Iran with the self-described aim of reducing the country's ability to exercise control over the Strait of Hormuz.

https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/07/08/771872/United-States-attacks-Iran-south

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Expectedly, Axios reporter Barak Ravid reported the US attack on the Strait of Hormuz, 4 minutes before CENTCOM. Barak Ravid served as a member of IOF unit 8200, Israel's equivalent of the US NSA. Barak Ravid acts as a stenographer for the White House and Israel.

https://nitter.net/BarakRavid/status/2074949392067449115#m

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