Sunday morning #headlines recap

Simplicius reports that Netanyahu’s recent visit to DC has come with marching orders, which according to reports Trump is dutifully following with plans for launching a major strike campaign against Iran’s energy infrastructure.

However… in an about face Trump says he has "cancelled the US attack on Iran" and that the "perimeters of a deal" have been agreed, including "a total reopening of the Strait of Hormuz". There it is, Sunday is TACO day.

Friday's late long-oil ramp reversed on the cancellation: weekend crude went from a pump to a dump, quoted down as much as ~7%. One analyst quips: the whole move runs on "fake paper barrels and dumb algos.” I think that’s analyst-speak for “fake and gay”.

In a related story: Trump monetizes market-moving posts: institutions can pay $100,000/month for faster access to his Truth Social feed. He really is the first jewish president.

Embassies in UAE, Qatar, Oman, Iraq, Jordan, Israel, Kuwait, Saudi, Bahrain and now Egypt issued near-simultaneous departure alerts, warning of flight cancellations and airspace closures. Interesting to consider whether these were issued as a direct result of the coming US escalation that never happened.

The commander of U.S. European Command has privately warned the Pentagon that he does not have enough naval forces to continue defending Israel against Iranian ballistic missile attacks and may soon have to prioritize defense of the U.S. homeland unless another Navy destroyer is assigned. At this point an enemy could roll onto the US mainland and face more pushback from armed citizens than the military.

Overnight ballistic barrage on Kiev: only one intercepted, nine dead. Sources diverge on the salvo size, but all agree Patriot stocks are exhausted.

Black Sea logistics war: Russia says it hit 80+ vessels in July; the cheap "Banderol" missile now accounts for ~80% of strikes on greater Odesa ports. A Geran strike on a Rozetka warehouse killed a worker and injured seven; Ukraine hit a Wildberries hub near Samara.

Speaking of logistics: China’s weekly Shanghai→Felixstowe service via the Northern Sea Route begins in August, ~20-day transit, roughly half the Suez distance. Which kind of begs the question why wouldn’t they have been doing this all along? Perhaps arctic ice means it’s only open certain times of the year.

While brown savages continue to pour into Ceuta, 22 EU leaders demand "immediate action," raising hybrid-warfare fears. These would be the very same leaders that have done everything possible to flood Europe with third-world subhumans.

Meanwhile Massie posts the following: “Don’t fall for the fake Fox/GOP outrage. Two weeks ago the House passed a bill that greenlighted the transfer of Spanish territory to Morocco. Every Republican except me voted for it, but now THEY are acting shocked at the invasion.” The very same House that cannot pass a single bill to help White Heritage Americans.

US debt "officially just passed $40 trillion," with a third to refinance within a year and the 30Y at its highest since 2007; US borrowing rates hit their highest since June 2007 with credit-card serious delinquencies at 2010 highs. Last two presidents both crowed about their booming economies, I guess they were talking to the one-percenters that finance the campaigns.

Galaxy Research links a Coldcard firmware entropy bug to 1,367 BTC drained from 4,585 addresses (~$86-88M); the newest wave took 1,912 wallets averaging ~$6,800 each - the big balances were emptied days ago.

Editor’s note: There’s a lot of noise from whistleblowers on THE GOYBEAM as well as a lawless CIA, but until someone gets Ceaușescu’d it’s all just theater.

Mark Levin says he doesn’t give a damn if the war against Iran leads to a global economic depression or even a World War, as long as Israel is protected. Levin says the United States military must bomb the targets he chooses them to bomb. Pogrom desperately needed.

Take some time to smell the roses today frens…