ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, the reason for POTUS DJT’s ‘relaxed’ posture with regards to the religiously-commanded starvation being enforced in Gaza, as well as his tepid response to Netanyahu’s statement that there is ‘no famine’ taking place there, has nothing to do with his natural inclinations.
Rest assured, if he had a free hand to do as he had originally wanted, planned, and promised, the war in Gaza would have been over months ago and the US would ‘own it’ in exactly the manner as he very clearly discussed.
Now however, following on the heels of the last Oval Office meeting he had with the terrorist Jew Netanyahu, it would appear that he has been immobilized and neutralized in terms of his plans for moving forward with what he promised he would do, and the reason for it all boils down to 2 words–
Jeffrey Epstein…
Netanyahu has POTUS DJT in one of his made-to-order Mossad headlocks and over the issue of Epstein, not that POTUS is on ‘the list’ (as far too many ‘experts’ within the ‘alternative media’ claim) but rather, that dozens of his supporters in Congress are on it and who will, after being threatened with exposure by Netanyahu and the terrorist Jews making up his network, resign from their posts in Congress, thus paving the way for ‘special elections’ to take place that will bring Congress back into Netanyahu’s orbit of control rather than Trump’s.
For the record, and remember that (to the best of our knowledge) you heard it here first, ladies and Gentile-men, it is likely that at issue here is not just Congressmen being caught on film in sexually-compromising situations with underage children, but rather, being caught on film with underage children who were murdered, similar in many respects to that infamous scene in the 2nd Godfather film to wit–
And thus, the reason for POTUS DJT’s about-face in trying to close the lid on all further discussion involving Epstein by saying that it is all ‘fake news’ and a ‘hoax’.
Times of Israel
US President Donald Trump said Monday that he is ‘not convinced’ by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s assurance that there is ‘no starvation’ taking place in Gaza, and later asserted there was ‘real starvation’ in the Strip, adding: ‘You can’t fake that.’
Trump’s comments, along with promises to set up ‘food centers’ in the Strip, came amidst global condemnations of Israel for the humanitarian situation in the enclave, after images circulated last week of emaciated children in the war-torn territory.
Israel has said there is no widespread famine in Gaza, asserting that the photos are of isolated cases or are misleading, but started yesterday to pause all fighting in large swathes of the Strip for 10 hours each day, while facilitating a surge of aid by land and air.
Taking questions from reporters at his golf resort in Scotland, Trump was asked whether he was convinced by the Israeli premier’s insistence that ‘there is no starvation in Gaza.’
‘Based on television, I would say not particularly, because those children look very hungry,’ he said, standing alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and wife Victoria, ahead of a meeting between the two leaders.
Starmer was far more forceful on the other hand: ‘I think people in Britain are revolted at seeing what they are seeing on their screens,’ he said, though he also said that Hamas can play no part in any future Palestinian government.
Starmer, who is facing domestic pressure to follow France in declaring that the UK will recognize a Palestinian state, described the humanitarian situation in Gaza as ‘absolutely intolerable.’
‘We need to galvanize other countries in support of getting that aid in, and, yes, that does involve putting pressure on Israel, because it absolutely is a humanitarian catastrophe,’ he said.
Asked whether there was more Israel could do, Trump said as well: ‘I think Israel can do a lot.’ He added that, when next speaking to Netanyahu, he would tell him ‘I want him to make sure they get the food. I want to make sure they get the food, every ounce of food.’
Later, after his meeting with Starmer, Trump said: ‘The United States will be helping with food. We can save a lot of people. I mean, some of those kids are — that’s real starvation stuff, I see it. You can’t fake that. So we’re going to be even more involved.’
The president said the US would ‘set up food centers, and we’re going to do it in conjunction with some very good people,’ together with the UK and ‘all of the European nations, joining us.’
Trump said the new ‘food centers’ would have ‘no boundaries,’ and people will be able to just ‘walk in.’
‘We’re not going to have fences where they see the food from 30 yards away, and they see the food, it’s all there, but nobody’s at it because they have fences set up, that no one can even get it. It’s crazy what’s going on over there,’ he said of the current situation.
After blocking all aid from entering the Strip between March and May, Israel relied heavily on the US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which was created to avoid aid being diverted to Hamas, for subsequent distribution.
However, GHF sites have seen near-daily incidents in which IDF troops have shot at Gazans, in what the military has presented as deadly crowd control incidents. The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry says more than 1,000 people have been killed near the GHF sites, though Israel says the toll is exaggerated.
Trump’s comments were echoed by US Vice President JD Vance, who told reporters: ‘I don’t know if you’ve all seen these images. You have got some really, really heartbreaking cases. You’ve got little kids who are clearly starving to death.’
Vance said the US wants to make sure Palestinian civilians in Gaza get food, while adding that it also wants to ensure that Hamas ‘gets the hell out of Gaza.’
All this proves is that voting will never change anything, except getting more billionaires tax cuts.