This is Strange… UPDATE: Nassau County Police Commissioner Claims Person Detained “May Have Been Training a Bomb Detection Dog” Near Trump Rally
September 18, 2024
Earlier Wednesday it was reported explosives were found in a barrel near a Trump campaign event at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale New York.
Trump supporters are on edge following the second assassination attempt against Trump on Sunday and quickly spread the news of the bomb threat on X.
Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said law enforcement questioned a person who “may have been training a bomb detection dog” near Trump’s rally.
Police said the person detained was a civilian and NOT a member of law enforcement.
How was there an unknown man “training a bomb detection dog” near Trump’s rally?
Revolver News’ Darren Beattie said this is a suspicious pattern in which there is some kind of ‘training exercise or drill’ which allows for plausible deniability.
If you look into historically suspicious events, you’ll see a pattern in which there is some kind of training exercise or drill whose subject matter almost exactly overlaps with the real life thing that allegedly happens
Law enforcement officials on Long Island worked quickly on Wednesday to publicly knock down social media posts falsely reporting that explosives had been found in a car near former President Donald Trump’s planned rally in New York.
The false reports of an explosive began circulating hours before the Republican presidential nominee’s campaign event at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, just days after he was apparently the target of a second possible assassination attempt.
Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said police questioned and detained a person who “may have been training a bomb detection dog,” near the site of the rally and “falsely reported explosives being found.”
Lt. Scott Skrynecki, a spokesperson for the county police, said in follow-up messages that the person, who police have not yet identified, was a civilian and not a member of a law enforcement agency.
Man who Predicted Biden’s Drop Out: “Prepare for ‘Kamala Crash’”
September 18, 2024
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On August 5th, the Dow Jones Industrial Index plunged more than 1,000 points…
Capping a meltdown that erased $6.4 trillion from global markets.
President Trump called it “The Kamala Crash.”
According to former advisor to the CIA, the Pentagon and the White House Jim Rickards…
Who predicted Trump’s 2016 election and Biden’s drop out…
WATCH: J.D. Vance Dunks on New York Times ‘Reporter’ with Brilliant Response After Media Jackal Tries to Smear Him with a Nasty Question Regarding Haitian Migrants in Springfield
September 18, 2024
The media lies about what is going on in Springfield, Ohio, regarding Haitian immigrants not ending. Luckily, brave citizens speaking out can count on people like Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) to put the jackals in their place.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Springfield residents have alleged Haitians in their town are “grabbing up ducks by their necks, decapitating them, and walking off with them to eat.” Others revealed how the massive influx of immigrants, thanks to border czar Kamala Harris, has drained Springfield’s resources and turned a once-safe city into a crime-ridden hell.
Multiple residents have even claimed that their pets are being stolen and carved up for food by Haitian immigrants. Reports have also emerged that American veterans who have put their lives on the line are getting denied benefits while Haitians sponge off the taxpayers for absolutely nothing.
On Tuesday, a New York Times ‘reporter’ confronted Vance during a question-and-answer session following a campaign event in Eau Claire, Wisconsin regarding these allegations. During their back-and-forth, the reporter falsely accused J.D. Vance of lying about Haitians eating pets just to make a more significant point about an issue.
Vance denied this, citing reports he had received from his constituents regarding the matter. However, the ‘reporter’ remained unfazed and demanded to know what he was willing not to say to make a point that mattered to him, once again accusing Vance of lying.
Vance dropped the nuke with a brilliant reply while laughing: “I wouldn’t say is that the New York Times is a respectable paper.”
Upon hearing this response, the crowd burst into applause.
WATCH:
JD Vance nukes NYT reporter
JD: “This is the New York Times, don’t hold it against them.”
NYT: “The paper of record, New York Times. What’s something you’re willing not to say to make a point?”
JD: “One thing I wouldn’t be willing to say is that NYT is a respectable paper.” pic.twitter.com/FFrcVMIXtq
VANCE: I’ll give you a question just to be nice. It will be our last question. This is the New York Times, don’t hold it against them.
REPORTER: The paper of record, New York Times. I appreciate you inviting the tough questions and your crowd welcoming the tough questions.
VANCE: I’m sure you’re going to ask me an easy one, though, just to make up for it.
REPORTER: My question is about Springfield, not about the situation but about the style. ..
You’ve said regardless of what the exact precise facts are here, it’s worth it to make the larger point, of, uh, a town overrun by immigration.
VANCE: I didn’t say regardless of the precise facts, I said you have to listen to what people are saying. The media has said for days, I have made up this story; I have not made up anything.
I have just listened to people who are telling me these things…I’m not making anything up, I’m just telling you what my own constituents are telling me. But ask your question.
REPORTER: What’s something you’re willing not to say in order to make a point that is important to you?
(crowd boos)
VANCE (laughing): Come on, Mike! What I wouldn’t say is that the New York Times is a respectable paper.
Mossad’s Greatest Hits: Hezbollah and Beyond
September 18, 2024
In recent days, Lebanon has been hit by a wave of explosions involving pagers and other handheld communication devices used primarily by Hezbollah members. On September 17, 2024, thousands of pagers simultaneously exploded across Lebanon and parts of Syria, killing at least 12 people and injuring thousands. The victims were mostly Hezbollah members, although civilians, including children and health workers, were also affected. The explosions appear to have been part of a sophisticated attack, possibly involving tampered devices that were rigged to detonate remotely.
A second wave of explosions occurred on September 18, targeting walkie-talkies and other communication devices, resulting in further casualties. Speculation suggests that the Israeli government may have been involved, though Israel has not commented officially. The incidents have drawn condemnation from international organizations for the indiscriminate damage caused to civilians. However, these organizations have failed to protect Israel from Hezbollah or Hamas. Additionally, since terrorists like Hamas and Hezbollah do not wear uniforms, they always cry “civilian casualties” when they reap what they sow. Since October 7th, Hezbollah has been ramping up its threats to wipe Israel off the map. Now, Hezbollah may understand that talk is easier than war.
This series of attacks represents a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, with technology being weaponized in a way that has not been seen on such a scale before
Mossad, Israel’s national intelligence agency, is widely regarded as one of the most effective special operations forces in the world due to its success in covert operations, human intelligence gathering, and targeted assassinations. The agency has executed high-profile missions such as Operation Wrath of God, which targeted the members of Black September responsible for the Munich Olympics massacre, and Operation Entebbe, a daring hostage rescue mission in Uganda. Mossad’s adaptability and use of cutting-edge technology, combined with its global reach, allow it to carry out high-stakes missions with precision and minimal detection.
Highly trained in combat, espionage, and psychological warfare, Mossad operatives are well-prepared for missions in hostile environments. The agency plays a crucial role in counterterrorism efforts, using intelligence and special operations to prevent attacks. Key operations include the assassination of Hezbollah commander Imad Mughniyeh in Damascus and the elimination of Hamas operative Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh in Dubai. Mossad’s collaboration with other intelligence agencies, such as the CIA and MI6, enhances its capabilities, solidifying its reputation as one of the most formidable intelligence services in the world.
One of Mossad’s most well-known operations is the global hunt for the terrorists responsible for the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre. In what became known as Operation Wrath of God, Mossad agents tracked down and eliminated many of the individuals involved in planning and executing the attack over the course of more than a decade. This mission highlighted Mossad’s ability to carry out long-term, precise operations across multiple countries, making use of its extensive intelligence network and operational skills.
Another high-profile mission was the 1976 raid at Entebbe, Uganda. After Palestinian and German terrorists hijacked an Air France plane and held 102 hostages, Mossad played a crucial role in gathering intelligence for the Israeli military’s successful rescue operation. The mission, carried out in just 90 minutes, remains one of the most remarkable hostage rescues in history, underscoring Mossad’s ability to operate in highly dangerous situations far from home.
In 1973, Mossad collaborated with the Israeli military in Operation Spring of Youth, a series of raids targeting leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization in Beirut, Lebanon. Mossad agents played a critical role in these assassinations, which were conducted in hostile, heavily guarded locations. The operation displayed Mossad’s tactical prowess in infiltrating enemy strongholds and executing precision strikes.
In 2008, Mossad, in cooperation with the CIA, assassinated Imad Mughniyeh, a senior Hezbollah commander responsible for numerous terrorist attacks. After tracking him for years, Mossad placed a bomb in a car in Damascus, Syria, which killed Mughniyeh when he approached it. This operation demonstrated Mossad’s long-range capabilities and its ability to carry out a high-risk mission deep inside enemy territory.
Another impressive operation was the 2010 assassination of Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh, a senior Hamas operative involved in arms smuggling. Mossad agents tracked him to a hotel in Dubai, where they carried out a highly sophisticated operation to eliminate him. Despite the high level of surveillance in Dubai, Mossad operatives executed the mission with minimal detection, further showcasing their expertise in covert operations and their ability to operate in well-protected environments.
In recent years, Mossad has continued to execute highly sophisticated operations targeting senior leaders of terrorist organizations and rescuing hostages. One prominent example is Operation Black Belt in 2019, which involved the targeted killing of senior Palestinian Islamic Jihad commander Baha Abu al-Ata in Gaza. Mossad’s intelligence played a crucial role in locating al-Ata, who was responsible for numerous attacks on Israeli civilians. His elimination was a significant blow to the group and escalated tensions with Hamas, demonstrating Mossad’s ability to execute precision strikes on high-value targets.
Mossad has been involved in several operations to rescue Jewish hostages, particularly during conflicts involving groups like Hamas in Gaza. These missions often involve close collaboration with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), where Mossad plays a critical role in gathering intelligence, identifying hostage locations, and coordinating with special forces for the rescue.
In addition to these missions, Mossad has continued targeting senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) leaders and scientists involved in Iran’s nuclear program. The 2020 assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a top Iranian nuclear scientist, is a clear example of Mossad’s ongoing efforts to prevent Iran from advancing its nuclear capabilities. The sophisticated operation, reportedly involving a remotely operated machine gun, demonstrated Mossad’s evolving use of technology in high-risk, politically sensitive missions.
Zechariah 12:9 (KJV) states, “And it shall come to pass in that day, that I will seek to destroy all the nations that come against Jerusalem.” This was true 2,500 years ago and remains just as relevant today. Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah have all vowed to wipe Israel off the map, yet so far, Israel is winning.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday enacted its first interest rate cut since the early days of the Covid pandemic, slicing half a percentage point off benchmark rates in an effort to head off a slowdown in the labor market.
With both the jobs picture and inflation softening, the central bank’s Federal Open Market Committee chose to lower its key overnight borrowing rate by a half percentage point, or 50 basis points, affirming market expectations that had recently shifted from an outlook for a cut half that size.
Outside of the emergency rate cuts during Covid, the last time the FOMC cut by half a point was in 2008 during the global financial crisis.
The decision lowers the federal funds rate to a range between 4.75%-5%. While the rate sets short-term borrowing costs for banks, it spills over into multiple consumer products such as mortgages, auto loans and credit cards.
The fed increased rates 11 times for a total of 550 basis points between between March 2022 to July 2023 to hedge inflation but it didn’t work.
The higher interest rates are now posing a problem for the banking sector and the real estate market.
Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and First Republic Bank collapsed in 2022 after depositors withdrew billions of dollars from the lending institutions.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spoke after the Fed slashed rates by 50 basis points.
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