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US Carries Out ‘Defensive’ Strikes in Strait of Hormuz By Federica Marsi and Stephen Quillen The United States military has carried out “limited defensive” strikes against Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz following surface-to-air missile threats against US assets, according to the Associated Press. US Vice President JD Vance

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CARLSON’S NUCLEAR WARNING 100 MISSILES ON STANDBY: The Mega-Strike Countdown MS 2026.11.02 By Military Summary Military Summary: Analysis of Global Conflicts. This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 2nd of November 2026. 0:00 — Intro: tomorrow America votes — and the world waits 0:58 — Tucker

CDC is Now Warning People Not to Fly who Got the Covid Vaccine. OH, THE IRONY By Ian Somehow “I told you so” doesn’t quite do this justice. Remember this next time they try to pull this on us, and you see people like me getting kicked off of airplanes.

Why is the Army Rehearsing How to Bury 2,400 Soldiers a Day? Fort Bragg is Drilling Mass Battlefield Burials for the First Time Since Korea By Mario Nawfal Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar, a former Green Beret who was shot in Mosul in 2005, says the exercise rehearses something the Army

The World is becoming Increasingly Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks, Financial Disruption and Political Instability By Jamie Mcintyre In this episode of The McIntyre Report, Jamie McIntyre examines the $6.3 billion Binance hack, the growing risk of internet and banking disruptions, allegations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and Israeli intelligence connections, and claims