In this episode of 51/49, James investigates the mounting conspiracy surrounding Sydney Sweeney — her bizarre sports betting commercial, the suspicious web of elite ties framing her as a foreign intelligence asset, and the broader psychological operation pushing Western civilization toward distraction and decay.
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"When the Fairford plot fell apart before it had got going, I honestly thought that was the end of it. The whole thing was so stupid that the internet saw through our lies and we just gave up trying."
US Senate votes down resolution seeking report on deaths of 9 Americans in the West Bank.
47–51 vote blocks request for even a written account of how 9 Americans died involving 'Israeli violence' or 'security forces'...
Hüseyin Dogru's investigation & documentary is out:
61 years ago, the Indonesian army used a failed coup to wipe out the Communist Party. Up to 3 million were murdered.
Germany's own files show how they backed the killing.
This man has received four summonses to join the army in 2014/15 and he didn't show up, and therefore, he never served in the army. Have you seen him? Time to serve.
"The most important thing to say is that I don’t believe for one second the men were actual terrorists. Police found no evidence of bomb making equipment in their vans. They will also have gone through phones, devices, and intelligence records."
Massive Attack’s Rob Del Naja arrested under the UK Terrorism Act outside Labour Party conference venue.
The legendary musician was arrested after peacefully holding “I oppose genocide - I support Palestine Action” on a paper sign on the eve of Labour’s conference.
(Source: Defend Our Juries)
Wasn't this the country where many, also here on this platform, celebrated that we brought western values and freedom tech to liberate them from the oppression? Asking for a friend... #asknostr
"The Supreme Court of Nepal has ordered the government to explain its reasoning for arresting political analyst Bharatmani Dahal, who was jailed by the country’s cyber police on the grounds that he had spread “misinformation” by sharing a recent report by The Grayzone."