Trump reacts to mystery Chinese cargo claims in Iran amidst nuclear test rumours
Iran has claimed to have hit the Ben Gurion airport in its latest round of retaliatory attacks. Tehran said it used both missiles and drones to successfully hit the Israeli targets. Meanwhile social media platforms have erupted with claims of China allegedly helping Iran with technical help in carrying out a nuclear test. Several media outlets are linking the last week’s 5.2 earthquake near Iran’s nuclear site to support this claim. Trump too was asked about the presence of a mystery Chinese cargo plane but he enjoyed a good relationship with the Chinese president. Rifat Jawaid asks what is making Trump so desperate to help Benjamin Netanyahu in his illegal war against Iran?
The epicenter of that earthquake was at least 250 km away from both Natanz and Fordaw, no nuclear facilities near. It would also be a pretty dumb spot for a nuclear bomb test... Iran is one of the most earthquake-prone nations in the world, situated on the geologically active Alpine-Himalayan seismic belt.
Starmer's Crackdown: Dissent Silenced to Defend Israel
Keir Starmer is allegedly preparing to proscribe a pro-Palestine protest group, not for our national interest, but for Israel's.
Right, so when is a terrorist not a terrorist? Apparently, when they’re dropping bombs on hospitals, flattening refugee camps, or starving entire civilian populations into submission. But toss a tin of red paint onto a military jet in protest—and suddenly, you’re public enemy number one.
Welcome to Britain in 2025, where protesting a genocide gets you branded a terrorist, and enabling one gets you a seat at the Cabinet table. This is the latest chapter in the twisted logic of Keir Starmer’s Labour government, which is now seeking to proscribe the protest group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation—not for planting bombs or threatening civilians, but for vandalising two planes with red paint at RAF Brize Norton and escaping on e-scooters.
Under the Starmer regime, acts of political protest is now being equated with jihadist terror. Meanwhile, the UK continues to train Israeli soldiers, arm Israeli jets, and fly surveillance missions over Gaza for the IDF—all while maintaining our customary stiff upper lip and insisting this is about national security and Israel’s right to defend itself.
The message it seems could not be clearer: protest the slaughter of Palestinians, and you’re a terrorist. Assist the state in committing that slaughter and you're a patriot. But a patriot to who, because its not Britain is it?
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