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BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - Leonard: US Bases Built to Protect Gulf Allies Have Become Targets

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LEONARD: The bases America built to PROTECT its Gulf allies have now become the TARGETS. Buildings bombed and ruined. Soldiers fleeing into the desert during air raids. US personnel seriously injured. Iran’s message to America’s Gulf allies: If you host US military assets, you are not safe.

What is the message being sent by Iran to the allies of the United States in the Gulf region regarding the hosting of US military assets?
Iran is sending a message to the Gulf allies stating that if they host US military assets, they are not safe. This follows incidents where US bases have been targeted, leading to structural destruction and injuries to personnel.
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What has happened to the United States military bases that were originally constructed to protect allies in the Gulf region?
The bases built by the United States to protect its Gulf allies have now become targets of attacks. These facilities have seen buildings bombed and ruined, resulting in soldiers fleeing into the desert during air raids and US personnel being seriously injured.
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BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - Leonard: State Dept Builds Military Alliances Without a Senate Vote

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LEONARD: “That is the idea without question.” The State Dept goal is to create security relationships through weapons and defense systems without formal alliances that would require a Senate vote.

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BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - Leonard: US Retreat From Middle East Would Be a “Geopolitical Earthquake”

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BANNON: US troops leaving Iraq. How big a deal is that? LEONARD: Enormous. The Middle East powers the global economy. A US retreat from the region is a GEOPOLITICAL EARTHQUAKE.

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BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - Leonard Warns: US Borrowing Costs Are Spiraling Beyond Our Control

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LEONARD: The MOST IMPORTANT issue in American politics: US borrowing costs are rising OUTSIDE OF OUR CONTROL. Interest payments already exceed the entire defense budget. BANNON: This could spin beyond US control.

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YOUTUBE (Fox News) - WATCH: Justice Alito on revering and respecting the Constitution #shorts #foxnews #news #fox

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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito says Americans should look at the history of the United States with a ‘balanced approach’ on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’ #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxnews #lifelibertylevin #marklevin #levin #samuelalito #alito #supremecourt #scotus #constitution #ushistory #americanhistory #america #justice #judiciary #law #government #history Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Christa Pike: No more execution attempts if she doesn’t wake up, scholar says | Jesse Weber Live

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Fordham University law professor Deborah Denno joins “Jesse Weber Live” to comment on the botched execution of Tennessee inmate Christa Pike, who survived two doses of pentobarbital and is now on a ventilator. “If she remains unconscious, she can’t be executed,” Denno says. “The United States Supreme Court has made it clear that somebody has to be aware of why they’re being punished.” #Crime #DeathPenalty #ChristaPike "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day’s headlines, diving into the biggest stories through the lens of legal expertise.

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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - Affirm lands MAJOR Crate & Barrel deal

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Affirm co-founder and CEO Max Levchin joins ‘The Claman Countdown’ to discuss the buy now, pay later company's new partnership with Crate & Barrel. #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxbusiness #theclamancountdown #affirm #maxlevchin #levchin #maxlevchin #crateandbarrel #buynowpaylater #bnpl #fintech #payments #finance #consumerfinance #retail #shopping #business #partnership #ecommerce

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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Researchers drill deep under Durupinar site as Noah’s Ark search moves ahead

Researchers hunting for Noah’s Ark have drilled more than 60 feet under a Turkish formation and collected hundreds of samples now headed for lab tests this winter. The Noah’s Ark Research Project has just finished its first full field season at the Durupınar site near Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey. For the first time at […] The post Researchers drill deep under Durupinar site as Noah’s Ark search moves ahead appeared first on American Almanac .

Researchers hunting for Noah’s Ark have drilled more than 60 feet under a Turkish formation and collected hundreds of samples now headed for lab tests this winter. The Noah’s Ark Research Project has just finished its first full field season at the Durupınar site near Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey. For the first time at the location, the team used deep-core drilling and pulled soil from depths reaching 20 meters in some spots. Project vice president Andrew Jones told Fox News Digital the crew gathered more than 300 soil samples from varying depths inside and outside the boat-shaped formation. The samples are going to laboratories this winter to look for signs of man-made activity or material consistent with decayed wood. Ağrı…Open

Who is supporting the research at the Durupınar site and what is the stance of creation ministry leaders on the findings?
The work at the site is supported by Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University. Regarding the results, creation ministry leader Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis has urged restraint on making any discovery claims, stating that good science requires careful investigation and that the team should wait to see the actual data before reaching a conclusion.
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What historical and archaeological context exists regarding the Durupınar formation near Mount Ararat?
The formation was first identified in 1959 and has long been a subject of speculation regarding its link to the biblical ark. While a 1996 paper by geologists Lorence Gene Collins and David Franklin Fasold dismissed it as a natural rock structure, the Noah's Ark Research Project points to pottery found nearby dated from the early Chalcolithic period (Copper Age) through the Iron Age. Additionally, the project notes that two ancient settlements lie near the formation, with one remaining unexcavated.
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What are the planned next steps for the hundreds of soil samples collected from the Durupınar site?
The Noah’s Ark Research Project has collected more than 300 soil samples from varying depths inside and outside the formation. These samples are headed to laboratories for testing during the winter to look for specific evidence, such as signs of man-made activity or materials consistent with decayed wood.
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What specific differences in soil composition were identified by the Noah’s Ark Research Project team during their 2024 sampling?
Initial sampling in 2024 showed distinct differences between soil taken inside the boat-shaped formation and soil taken outside of it. Specifically, the team reported that the soil inside the formation contained three times more organic matter, 38% more potassium, and differences in pH levels near the surface.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Hungarian collector turns one dorm-room can into Guinness energy drink record

A Hungarian man turned a single hot-day purchase into a Guinness World Record after building a collection of 2,000 different energy drink cans from around the world. UPI reported that Gergő Borbély holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of energy drink cans, a stash that now numbers 2,000 different cans and is […] The post Hungarian collector turns one dorm-room can into Guinness energy drink record appeared first on American Almanac .

A Hungarian man turned a single hot-day purchase into a Guinness World Record after building a collection of 2,000 different energy drink cans from around the world. UPI reported that Gergő Borbély holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of energy drink cans, a stash that now numbers 2,000 different cans and is still growing. The hobby did not start as a grand plan. It started on a sweltering August day in 2008, when Borbély had only been living in his dormitory for a few days and wanted something cold and carbonated. He told Guinness World Records he walked into a small nearby shop and found only one suitable option in the fridge: a Hell energy drink. He had never tried an energy drink before. He bought it, liked it,…Open

How did the collection grow from a small number of cans in a dormitory to a world record?
The collection grew as Borbély traveled to different countries, bringing cans back from Japan, the United States, and across Europe. While the cans originally started piling up in his dorm room and were almost taken to recycling, he decided to keep one of each different design for decoration, which eventually evolved into a serious, certified world record collection.
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What specific rare items are included in Gergő Borbély's energy drink can collection?
The collection includes rare pieces such as Michael Jackson Mystery energy drinks from the 1990s and an old Guarana can made in Yugoslavia, a country that no longer exists.
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How did Gergő Borbély's collection of energy drink cans begin in 2008?
The collection started on a hot August day in 2008 when Borbély had recently moved into his dormitory. Seeking something cold and carbonated, he visited a small shop and found only one suitable option: a Hell energy drink. After trying it and liking the taste, he began trying other brands, which eventually led to him keeping one of each design on his shelf.
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Who is Gergő Borbély and what Guinness World Record does he hold?
Gergő Borbély is a Hungarian collector who holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of energy drink cans. His collection currently numbers 2,000 different cans from around the world and is still growing.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Emirates passengers doused by cabin ceiling water on Dubai-Istanbul flight

Water poured from an Emirates cabin ceiling midflight, soaking seats and forcing passengers to shield themselves with blankets while the airline blamed condensation and pressed on to Istanbul. Video from the cabin shows streams of water running down from overhead panels as travelers scramble to cover themselves and keep their belongings dry. The footage, captured […] The post Emirates passengers doused by cabin ceiling water on Dubai-Istanbul flight appeared first on American Almanac .

Water poured from an Emirates cabin ceiling midflight, soaking seats and forcing passengers to shield themselves with blankets while the airline blamed condensation and pressed on to Istanbul. Video from the cabin shows streams of water running down from overhead panels as travelers scramble to cover themselves and keep their belongings dry. The footage, captured on Emirates flight EK123 from Dubai to Istanbul, spread quickly after a passenger recorded the scene and shared what she saw. Fox News reported that the leak appeared in part of the cabin shortly after takeoff, with some travelers filming on their phones while others used blankets and large pieces of cloth as makeshift shields. Records show the flight left Dubai at 11:14 a.m. and…Open

What potential technical cause is often associated with water dripping from aircraft ceiling panels?
Reporting indicates that water dripping from ceiling panels can stem from excess condensation tied to an aircraft's air-conditioning system. However, while Emirates claimed condensation was the cause for the September 17 incident, officials have not independently confirmed that specific mechanism as the cause.
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What were the specific logistics and timing of the Emirates flight involving the cabin water incident?
The flight, identified as EK123, traveled from Dubai to Istanbul on September 17, 2026. It departed Dubai at 11:14 a.m. and arrived at Istanbul Airport at 2:16 p.m. local time, completing the trip in just over four hours. Despite the water leak shortly after takeoff, the airline confirmed the plane stayed on schedule.
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What was the experience of passenger Hsin Ying Chang during the water leak on the Emirates flight?
Hsin Ying Chang reported that the water began soaking her without warning and expressed dissatisfaction with the crew's response, noting they offered no explanation or apology. After being relocated to a different seat, she stated the new seat had no TV or equipment, leaving her to sit facing the wall. She noted that the experience negatively impacted her view of Emirates as a luxury airline.
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How did Emirates airline explain the water leak that occurred on flight EK123 to Istanbul?
Emirates issued a media statement attributing the incident to an accumulation of condensation rather than a catastrophic system failure. The airline stated that the crew followed established procedures by relocating affected customers whose seats had become wet, and they noted that the flight continued to Istanbul on schedule.
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