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Bombshell: Obama & Crew knew all along, Russia Russia was a hoax.
Agree...this is just Gabbard positioning herself for VP, 2028, whilst (cleverly) shafting Blondi in the process. Blondi has to close this down....boo,boo......or prosecute and lose.....she is shafted. -
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Civil war in Europe?
It's a little harsh blaming Merkel. Outside of the horror show that is Israel and the Palestinian Bantustans. The main cause of the current problems goes back to Blair/Bush and the WoT. The idea that the Middle East would become some wonderful oasis of democracy was laughably naïve. Plus the war in Afghanistan; that somehow bombing Afghanistan into the stone age would undo the prior lunacy of the USA's backing and arming the Mujahideen against Russia. Cameron continued this stupidity with the toppling of Gadhafi and the push to remove Assad. Without the strong men the power vacuum has created chaos and allowed the rise of the extremists and the exodus of people looking for a life without war. -
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Scam Ringleaders Still at Large After Cambodia’s Mass Crackdown
Police Nearly 3,000 suspects have been arrested in Cambodia’s largest-ever operation against online scam syndicates—but the key ringleaders remain at large, raising questions over the campaign’s long-term impact. The crackdown, launched under Prime Minister Hun Manet’s directive, targeted 52 sites across Phnom Penh and 15 provinces. Police stormed suspected scam compounds, seizing computers, phones, firearms, narcotics—and detaining nationals from over a dozen countries, including 843 Chinese, 429 Vietnamese, and dozens more from South Korea, Indonesia, and Pakistan. But while the raids crippled some day-to-day operations, no known masterminds have been captured so far. Interior Ministry spokesman Touch Sokhak admitted that many operators hide behind fronts posing as legitimate firms. “They camouflage their work behind real businesses. We can’t act on assumptions alone—we need solid evidence,” he said. Eleven suspected organisers have been referred to the courts in Phnom Penh, yet authorities concede that the criminal networks remain deeply embedded and elusive. Critics argue the arrests, while sweeping, may not go far enough. Cambodia has faced mounting pressure over its role in regional cybercrime, with scam centres often linked to trafficking and organised criminal groups. Sokhak defended the government’s efforts, calling for greater international cooperation. “These are transnational crimes. Cambodia cannot face them alone. More developed nations must share responsibility and intelligence,” he said. Officials revealed that almost 100 new foreign nationals had arrived in the country in just two days, allegedly to join scam operations—highlighting how quickly these networks adapt and replenish. With deportations now being processed and seized materials under forensic review, the campaign is far from over. But as long as the true orchestrators evade capture, concerns will linger that this is more disruption than dismantling. Whether the crackdown delivers lasting change—or becomes another missed opportunity—will depend on what happens next. -2025-07-21 -
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USA California Upheaval: Immigration Raids Trigger Chaos
They have to be caught for anyone to know, and who is trying to catch them? For everyone that is caught, hundreds more are not caught. How many is minimal? How many do you think is unacceptable? They do not need an ID to vote, and if a ballot comes to the house, they can just fill it out and mail it in. How would they check, and why would they check? I believe you're echoing leftist hyperbole. Illegal aliens benefit the rich, on the backs of the poor. -
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Travel Suvarnabhumi Airport to Introduce Prototype Indoor Smoking Rooms by End of July
Given that technically cannabis is only decriminalised if it contains less than 0.2% of THC per dry weight, anyone smoking a joint would be doing so illegally.
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