The small group of Islamist regime loyalists now ruling Iran by committee may be able to fool the world with AI-generated propaganda videos, paper statements attributed to an invisible ayatollah and ChatGPT-scripted posts on X, but they can’t escape the reality of an American naval blockade pushing their economy off the cliff.
President Trump has the upper hand.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s “No Money for Terror” message at the G7 is framed as sanctions on Iran, but Susan argues the real warning is aimed at allied “excuses” enabling terror financing through shell companies in Europe, shadow banking in the Middle East, and cartel networks. Reviewing recent OFAC designations, Susan Kokinda highlights multiple entities with London-linked addresses and UK jurisdictions, presenting them as evidence pointing to the City of London’s financial role. She then cites the White House’s new counterterrorism strategy naming the Muslim Brotherhood as the root of modern jihadi groups, and claims British intelligence historically built and used Brotherhood networks, citing Robert Dreyfuss and Mark Curtis and noting UK Foreign Office secrecy over recent contacts. Finally, she connects “no room for excuses” to intensified action against cartels, citing recent extraditions, indictments, and Mexico cooperation as part of a broader war on “Dope Incorporated.”
Barbara Boyd argues the key outcome of Trump’s China visit was the personal trust between Trump and Xi, symbolized by Xi’s “secret garden” tour previously reserved for Putin, and framed as establishing guardrails for U.S.–China strategic and tech competition amid the Iran war and energy geopolitics. She says London and Democrats are “screaming” because Trump is reshaping global economic relationships while Treasury Secretary Bessent lifts U.S. sanctions on Russian exports. The episode targets Mark Carney and Keir Starmer as City of London figures who tried to capture China finance, advance BRICS as a dollar alternative, promote a synthetic reserve currency via CBDCs, and steer $130T through green finance—efforts Boyd says have failed as Trump reverses “Green New Deal” policies. She highlights DOJ election-rigging probes, renewed scrutiny of “Russiagate,” anti-fraud prosecutions, voter backlash, and insurgent politics in Los Angeles and London.
Elon said it was " interesting " that Judge Boasberg earns $247K annually, yet lives in a $2.4M dollar house in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in (DC)
His wife and daughter are linked to Soros through NGO's funded by USAID
(RP) if you want @USAttyPirro to look into this
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Authorities in Mobile, Alabama are investigating after divers discovered a grenade-type improvised explosive device (IED) submerged underwater at the Converse Reservoir dam on Big Creek Lake — a federally designated critical infrastructure site that supplies drinking water to more than 350,000 residents.
The device was reportedly found during a routine underwater maintenance inspection at the dam. Multiple agencies responded, including the FBI Bomb Squad, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, ALEA Bomb Squad, Mobile Police Explosive Ordinance Detail, DHS-notified response teams, and maritime render-safe specialists.
Officials confirmed the IED was safely removed and detonated off-site without injuries, damage to the dam, or contamination of the public water supply.
The discovery is raising major questions:
Who placed the device there?
Was this a targeted attack on critical infrastructure?
Are other dams and reservoirs vulnerable?
Why was the explosive underwater near a major public water source?
The Converse Reservoir and Big Creek Lake system delivers roughly 60 million gallons of drinking water daily to Mobile and surrounding communities. Authorities say the investigation remains active, with no suspects or motive publicly identified at this time.
In this video, we break down:
✔️ What authorities discovered
✔️ Why this dam is considered critical infrastructure
✔️ The FBI and DHS response
✔️ Security concerns surrounding America’s dams and water systems
✔️ What questions still remain unanswered
Is he a fruit before noon and a vegetable after noon?
... The government’s responsibility is clear: investigate the facts, prosecute wrongdoing where the evidence supports it, recover misused funds, and make sure political status does not become a shield. ...
... Over the next several years, four aging Ohio-class guided-missile submarines and a dozen Ticonderoga-class cruisers will reach their mandatory retirement dates. ...
OAN Staff Lillian Mann
4:28 PM – Thursday, May 14, 2026
A $200,000 reward is being offered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for information regarding the arrest of Monica Witt, a former U.S. service member and counterintelligence agent, who is charged with espionage for Iran.
Not a good look for a US official especially when a part of his mission was against human trafficking. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/14/us-border-patrol-chief-resigns?CMP=share\_btn\_url
See the bottom right cell showing illegal and unconstitutional debt accruing at an alarming rate already just shy of $24 trillion dollars THAT THE USA TAXPAYER IS NOT LIABLE FOR!
Clicking on the table will download a small pdf explaining all the Debt Clock cells.
Karen Bass called out for lies on live TV
From X22 Report:
Senator John Fetterman just confirmed what everyone suspected. Obama has been showing up on Capitol Hill WEEKLY issuing marching orders to Democrats in both chambers.
Fetterman said: "I don't know who he thinks elected him to do that — but it wasn't the people I serve."
If that's true, Obama is running an active shadow government to undermine Trump and we the people.
As attention focused on President Trump’s Iran breakthrough, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met European and Commonwealth leaders in Armenia and said the rules-based international order is over, arguing it will be rebuilt out of Europe around Canada, the EU, the UK, and Australia. The episode frames this as a rival power center consolidating against Trump’s America, then highlights Carney’s appointment of Louise Arbour as Canada’s Governor General, emphasizing the office’s powers and Arbour’s role as a UN tribunal prosecutor and advocate for creating the International Criminal Court, alongside references to George Soros’s Open Society support for the ICC and Jack Smith’s work there. The script then covers a Trump administration press conference on beef, citing declining cattle numbers, ranch losses, and consolidation among four meatpackers controlling 85% of processing, and links this to decades of cartelization and foreign influence in food and commodities.
The U.S. Supreme Court will allow the federal government to freeze more than $4 billion in foreign aid payments that President Trump tried to cancel last month using a rare “pocket rescission.”...
President Trump announces “Project Freedom,” directing the U.S. Navy to escort neutral-country ships through the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday and warning that interference will be attacked, while noting positive U.S.-Iran discussions and framing the move as a test of whether Iran’s negotiators control the IRGC.
The episode argues Trump is using oil and gas to rebuild the U.S. economy and to displace London’s oil-pricing power, citing April 20 Presidential Determinations under the Defense Production Act, a National Energy Dominance Council led by Doug Burgum and Chris Wright, and rising U.S. production driving lower prices, a manufacturing revival, and a shrinking trade deficit.
It contrasts this with post-1971 “petrodollar” strategy, OPEC shocks, “controlled disintegration,” and Iran-related destabilization, and claims modern media propaganda—from Lippmann to Operation Mockingbird to recent censorship networks—drives anti-Trump narratives.
"We reveal the unseen connections between Epstein, Mandelson, and Trump's moves to free the U.S. from financial control. We uncover the deeper battle beyond the Epstein story."
usan Kokinda argues that a Trump-Putin phone call signaled alignment in blaming Zelenskyy and European governments for prolonging the Ukraine war, followed by the Kremlin confirming a Victory Day ceasefire. She says the media focused instead on King Charles’ Washington visit, which she portrays as an effort to preserve the UK-led “Special Relationship,” while Chatham House speakers acknowledged that the post-1949 order and US underwriting of European security is ending. Kokinda then frames the UAE’s exit from OPEC as a major crack in the post-1971 petrodollar system built around dollar-floating, OPEC price control, and Gulf instability, noting new regional security ties such as Israeli Iron Dome support in the UAE. Finally, she highlights the Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital, described as an internal investment bank with about $210B in lending authority to finance industrial capacity and “de-risk” critical production.
PBD interviews Susan Kokinda of Promethean Action