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Sovereign space access for Germany and Canada: Isar Aerospace and Maritime Launch Services sign contract to advance orbital launch capability from Spaceport Nova Scotia

Halifax/Munich, 07 July 2026 – Space company Isar Aerospace and spaceport operator Maritime Launch Services Ltd. have signed a contract under which Isar Aerospace will develop a dedicated launch complex for its Spectrum launch vehicle at Spaceport Nova Scotia near Canso, Canada.

The agreement was signed earlier today in Ankara, Türkiye, by Daniel Metzler, Chief Executive Officer of Isar Aerospace, and Stephen Matier, President and Chief Executive Officer of Maritime Launch Services, during the NATO Summit Defence Industry Forum, bringing together government and industry leaders from across the Alliance to strengthen defence industrial cooperation.

Spaceport Nova Scotia is Canada’s first commercial orbital launch complex, enabling launch vehicles to place satellites into low Earth orbit.

https://isaraerospace.com/press/sov...-launch-capability-from-spaceport-nova-scotia

Sovereign capability through partnerships with like minded partners.
https://perb.cc/xenforo/threads/2026-canadian-political-thread.393981/post-2926868
 

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Sovereign space access for Germany and Canada: Isar Aerospace and Maritime Launch Services sign contract to advance orbital launch capability from Spaceport Nova Scotia

Halifax/Munich, 07 July 2026 – Space company Isar Aerospace and spaceport operator Maritime Launch Services Ltd. have signed a contract under which Isar Aerospace will develop a dedicated launch complex for its Spectrum launch vehicle at Spaceport Nova Scotia near Canso, Canada.

The agreement was signed earlier today in Ankara, Türkiye, by Daniel Metzler, Chief Executive Officer of Isar Aerospace, and Stephen Matier, President and Chief Executive Officer of Maritime Launch Services, during the NATO Summit Defence Industry Forum, bringing together government and industry leaders from across the Alliance to strengthen defence industrial cooperation.

Spaceport Nova Scotia is Canada’s first commercial orbital launch complex, enabling launch vehicles to place satellites into low Earth orbit.

https://isaraerospace.com/press/sov...-launch-capability-from-spaceport-nova-scotia

Sovereign capability through partnerships with like minded partners.
A secondary deal would be to join forces with Mexico to launch rockets nearer the equator.
 

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Afghan Asylum Seeker Walks Free After Sexually Assaulting Multiple Young Girls At German Pool

According to police accounts detailed in German media coverage, the suspect touched the victims on their buttocks or thighs and attempted to pull down their bikini bottoms. In one instance he reportedly tried to penetrate a girl's intimate area with his fingers. The girls resisted and fought him off before he stopped.

Police reports confirm the attacks occurred in the adventure pool area, yet an arrest warrant was suspended under limited conditions that do little to shield the public from further risk.

https://modernity.news/2026/07/08/a...multiple-young-girls-at-german-swimming-pool/

Concludes with commercial request to support news coverage.

In Britain Rupert Lowe MP, who recently chaired an independent Rape Gang Inquiry Report [.pdf over 5 MB], has highlighted concerns about integration, cultural shifts, and failures in addressing grooming gangs. His report estimates that at least 250,000 young, mostly white British girls have been victims of systematic abuse by predominantly Pakistani Muslim grooming networks over decades, with institutional cover-ups exacerbating the crisis.

Official data and research estimates indicate there are between 3 million and 5 million undocumented (or unauthorized) immigrants residing in the European Union.

In the first quarter of 2026, EU countries issued 108,475 return orders to non-EU citizens, while 34,550 individuals were successfully returned to third countries. Historically, nearly half a million repatriation orders are issued annually, though the enforcement rate remains low at roughly 20% to 28%.
 

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Trump actually said there’s no need to flatten an entire apartment block because there might be someone from Hezbullah in it. (There are lots of videos of IDF doing exactly that. )

They blew up a hotel in the Gulf States deliberately killing a team of peace negotiators after a wacko American intelligence official gave them the location.

Israel does not want peace. They want non stop expansion and domination. And they bargain in bad faith. Any criticism is met with self-righteous cries of anti semitism:
BS. Yr post makes no mention of the terrorist group Hizbollah that uses human shields and constantly fires on Israeli border communities, just as the Hamas terrorist used to do (before IDF reduced them to a ragtag band of criminals).

And u of all people quoting Trump now?😂😂
 

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Human Rights Watch
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A Threshold Crossed
Israeli Authorities and the Crimes of Apartheid and Persecution

Intolerable events for both sides and conditions leading to the October 7, 2023 intifada. Also believed to be false flag. A land given a century ago by a thriving empire.

To All States
• Issue individual and collective public statements expressing concern about Israeli authorities' commission of the crimes of apartheid and persecution.
• Subject agreements, cooperation schemes, and all forms of trade and dealing with Israel to enhanced due diligence to screen for those directly contributing to the commission of crimes of apartheid and persecution of Palestinians, mitigate the human rights harms and, where not possible, end the activities and funding found to directly contribute to facilitating these serious crimes.
• Impose targeted sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes, against officials and entities responsible for the continued commission of grave international crimes, including apartheid and persecution.
• Condition arms sales and military and security assistance to Israel on Israeli authorities taking concrete and verifiable steps towards ending their commission of the crimes of apartheid and persecution.
• Incorporate the crimes against humanity of apartheid and persecution into national criminal law with a view to investigate and prosecute individuals credibly implicated in these crimes.
• Investigate and prosecute those credibly implicated in the crimes of persecution and apartheid, under the principle of universal jurisdiction and in accordance with national laws.
• Consider including calls for Israel to grant Palestinians in the occupied territory civil rights at least equal to those it grants its own citizens in publications, reports, and policy positions and to assess Israel’s conduct on this basis, as Human Rights Watch has outlined in a separate publication.

https://www.hrw.org/report/2021/04/...horities-and-crimes-apartheid-and-persecution

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Every story need a moral. Work for autonomy and vote against centralizing government.

Disclosure: Only skimmed the lengthy work of care Human Rights Watch produced and selected images.
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The Zionist - Deep State instigated war on Russia. Starting with 2014 false flag oust of a legitimate legally elected Ukrainian president joining the Russian - Brics banking system and effectively sending Ukrainian wealth out of Ukraine with the fleeing Ukrainian president. Prior to 2022 Russian military operations a fanatical cocaine addicted replacement killed 14,000 Ukrainians over taxation issues and allowed American gain-of-function biological research laboratories establish on the Russian border. Hitting civilian Ukrainian infrastructure the only mistake Russia made.
 

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So does the outcome of the World Cup championship game—Spain’s 1-to-0 victory—disprove the “rigged for Argentina” conspiracy theory? Not really. The game was not nearly as close as the final score. Spain totally dominated, showing that Argentina didn’t belong in the championship game. They lost massively to Egypt, after all, and were only saved by crooked refs.

The Times piece focuses on the Argentines’ cartoonishly villainous lack of sportsmanship: After being totally outclassed throughout the game, they refused to congratulate the winners, as is customary, but instead attacked them, triggering a street brawl in the middle of the field.


Disclosure: Didn't read much of the Times piece.
 
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Prior to 2022 Russian military operations a fanatical cocaine addicted replacement killed 14,000 Ukrainians over taxation issues and allowed American gain-of-function biological research laboratories establish on the Russian border. Hitting civilian Ukrainian infrastructure the only mistake Russia made.
You've posted this crap before. Do you even take the time to check any of this out?
Or do you just copy and paste from todayville and AI slop because it supports what you already think?
Try thinking for yourself for a change.



The claim that 14,000 Ukrainians were killed due to taxation issues is factually incorrect. The figure of 14,000 refers to the total number of casualties (killed and wounded) in the Donbas conflict between 2014 and late 2021, not deaths specifically caused by tax policies or a single tax-related event.

According to United Nations estimates, the approximately 14,200 to 14,400 total victims of the Donbas war included:

  • 10,900 soldiers (including 4,400 Ukrainians and 6,500 pro-Russian combatants).
  • 3,400 to 3,500 civilians.
The claim conflates the total war casualties with a specific narrative about taxation; there is no evidence that taxation was the cause of these deaths, which resulted from military hostilities between Ukrainian forces, pro-Russian separatists, and later Russian forces. Additionally, a significant portion of civilian casualties (including 298 people on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17) were attributed to missile strikes and combat operations, not tax enforcement.

The primary source for the 14,000 figure is the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). This number represents the total conflict-related deaths in the Donbas region from April 2014 to December 2021, not deaths caused by taxation or a single side.

Analysis of the "Taxation" Claim
There is no evidence in UN reports, government records, or independent fact-checks linking these 14,000 deaths to taxation issues.

  • Cause of Death: The deaths resulted from armed hostilities, including shelling, small arms fire, landmines, and missile strikes (such as the downing of flight MH17).
  • Origin of Confusion: The claim appears to be a conflation of the total war death toll with unrelated narratives or a complete fabrication. The figure of 14,000 is frequently cited in the context of the 2014–2022 War in Donbas, strictly as a measure of military and civilian casualties from combat.

Verification by Independent Organizations
Multiple independent sources have analyzed the UN data to debunk variations of this claim (e.g., that Ukraine killed 14,000 civilians):
  • Bitter Winter and Medium analyses confirm the 14,000 figure includes combatants from both sides and that civilian deaths were approximately 3,400.
  • Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) obtained direct confirmation from the OHCHR that the figure represents total conflict-related fatalities, not a specific demographic or cause like tax enforcement.


Primary Source: UN OHCHR Reports
The specific data comes from periodic reports published by the United Nations:
  • Report Title: "Conflict-related civilian casualties in Ukraine" (covering the period up to 31 December 2021).
  • Key Statistic: The UN estimated 14,200–14,400 total killed.
  • Breakdown:
    • 3,404 Civilians (includes 298 passengers of MH17).
    • 4,400 Ukrainian Armed Forces.
    • 6,500 Members of armed groups (pro-Russian separatists).
 

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Smuggling cigarettes definitely a taxation issue. Civilians with guns in their homes hardly constitute a military fighting force deserving of thousands dead responding to a coup ousting their president and didn't get integrated into Russian forces until February 19, 2023 well after war started. The Ukraine parliament only went along with the coup 4 days later because Ukraine suddenly without the president who fled.
 

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Smuggling cigarettes definitely a taxation issue. Civilians with guns in their homes hardly constitute a military fighting force deserving of thousands dead responding to a coup ousting their president and didn't get integrated into Russian forces until February 19, 2023 well after war started. The Ukraine parliament only went along with the coup 4 days later because Ukraine suddenly without the president who fled.
So no sources for this statement.
You want people to believe that thousands were killed because they were smuggling cigarettes? And then they had to defend their country responding to a coup?
Conspiracy Theory red flags everywhere .
 

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A Canadian intern at NATO has been arrested on suspicions of espionage.

Belgium’s Federal Prosecutor’s Office said it launched an espionage investigation after NATO’s security services tipped off Belgium’s military intelligence.

Authorities then detained “a Canadian citizen of Chinese origin” on Friday, a day after raiding the suspect’s home and workplace inside NATO’s vast command centre.

Belgium’s federal prosecutor said the intern is suspected of spying on behalf of a third country and being a member of a criminal organization.

NATO leaders have said China is working to undermine global order, develop its military opaquely, and run destabilizing disinformation campaigns. They said that Beijing’s goals and “assertive behaviour present systemic challenges to the rules-based international order and to areas relevant to alliance security.”

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/artic...rested-on-suspicions-of-espionage-in-belgium/

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Biwei Zhang (also known as Claire Z.), a 32- or 33-year-old Canadian systems engineer and researcher of Chinese origin, is the NATO intern arrested in Belgium on suspicions of espionage.
She was apprehended on Friday, July 24, 2026, at NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Mons, Belgium, following an internal flag regarding her behaviour. Security sources report that she is suspected of spying on behalf of China.


Nice to know somebody trying to do something about the f*ing clowns.
 

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Israel has not participated in the war on Iran since Washington and Tehran signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) and ceasefire in mid-June. Trump resumed attacks on Iran three weeks ago.

Last week, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Israel was content to remain out of the fighting and allow the US and its Gulf allies to fight the war on Tel Aviv's behalf.

https://thecradle.co/articles/defen...eneral-issues-stark-warning-to-pentagon-brass

Incredible what America does for Israel.
 

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India To Climate Cartel: Count Us Out

Sometimes a story gets buried not because editors conspire against it, but because the news cycle has room for only one crisis at a time.

India has walked away from its bid to host the COP33 UN climate conference, and the world’s climate press has treated it as a footnote rather than the signal it is.

India has run the numbers on the cost of a net-zero energy transition for a population of 1.4 billion climbing out of poverty, and it does not like what it sees.

India has stopped outsourcing its environmental judgment to a U.N. process. A country that still has hundreds of millions of citizens without reliable access to electricity does not have the luxury of treating energy poverty as an acceptable trade-off for leadership in the climate industrial complex.

The steady expansion of India’s forest cover over the past two decades and the recovering populations of endangered species such as tigers and Asiatic lions, successes resulting from conservation and habitat management rather than from decarbonization mandates.

https://news.net/europe/news/new-delhi-withdraws-bid-for-cop33-amid-silence-on-reasons/

The 2023 wildfires in Canada emitted nearly as much carbon as India. 647 megatons versus 740 megatons.
 

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India To Climate Cartel: Count Us Out

Sometimes a story gets buried not because editors conspire against it, but because the news cycle has room for only one crisis at a time.

India has walked away from its bid to host the COP33 UN climate conference, and the world’s climate press has treated it as a footnote rather than the signal it is.

India has run the numbers on the cost of a net-zero energy transition for a population of 1.4 billion climbing out of poverty, and it does not like what it sees.

India has stopped outsourcing its environmental judgment to a U.N. process. A country that still has hundreds of millions of citizens without reliable access to electricity does not have the luxury of treating energy poverty as an acceptable trade-off for leadership in the climate industrial complex.

The steady expansion of India’s forest cover over the past two decades and the recovering populations of endangered species such as tigers and Asiatic lions, successes resulting from conservation and habitat management rather than from decarbonization mandates.

https://news.net/europe/news/new-delhi-withdraws-bid-for-cop33-amid-silence-on-reasons/

The 2023 wildfires in Canada emitted nearly as much carbon as India. 647 megatons versus 740 megatons.
Well they can do what they want to... The west typically has fucked over India (Great Britian and the East India Company), If it wasn't for India in WW2 the Brits would of capitulated before 1945 due to cost... yes they ripped off India by hundreds of Billions of dollars.
India problem is the caste system and it relative too many men to women ration and still the prospect of arranged marriages where families transfer their wealth.

Still weather can be beaten, and wind and solar can be used in rural areas. Like anywhere else the rich don't want the poor and middle class to succeed them...

Canada would not be in this situation if in the 50s they stopped clearcutting for profit and managed the forests like Scandinavian countries had been doing for over a 100 years or so....

If you want to get rid of climate change you have to tax big companies at over 30% and make sure you do inspections of land and production spots.
 
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Appearance of Chinese research ships every summer in the Arctic Ocean over the last few years has been a subject of growing concern among security and defence officials.

China, which has declared itself a near-Arctic state, has repeatedly said the deployment of its icebreakers to the region is strictly for peaceful scientific research, environmental monitoring and global climate change studies.

Research ships, however, have been known to deploy advanced sonar and telemetry buoys. Western defence officials say these devices not only track environmental changes and undersea topography, but are also useful in tracking submarine activity.

There are no major international undersea fibre-optic cables in the Bering Sea region, but there is a regional subsea network vital to Alaska.

"Russia and China do not recognize maritime claims" in the Far North, including the Northwest Passage."

"Need to be investing in the Arctic. When you look at the vast amounts of resources, a high percentage of energy resources that are locked in the Arctic, including in the Beaufort Sea, we have to do more to protect it and defend against these adversaries."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/china-canada-us-arctic-research-ships-snow-dragons-9.7299939

AI:
China's presence in the Arctic involves a growing fleet of research icebreakers and commercial cargo vessels. American and Canadian forces regularly shadow Chinese research ships over concerns regarding dual-use seabed mapping. Western defense analysts worry that scientific data collection and bathymetric mapping by these research vessels offer dual-use intelligence benefits for submarine corridors.

Chinese encroachment in the Arctic could only detract from urgently needed resource to mitigate wildfires.
 

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Appearance of Chinese research ships every summer in the Arctic Ocean over the last few years has been a subject of growing concern among security and defence officials.

China, which has declared itself a near-Arctic state, has repeatedly said the deployment of its icebreakers to the region is strictly for peaceful scientific research, environmental monitoring and global climate change studies.

Research ships, however, have been known to deploy advanced sonar and telemetry buoys. Western defence officials say these devices not only track environmental changes and undersea topography, but are also useful in tracking submarine activity.

There are no major international undersea fibre-optic cables in the Bering Sea region, but there is a regional subsea network vital to Alaska.

"Russia and China do not recognize maritime claims" in the Far North, including the Northwest Passage."

"Need to be investing in the Arctic. When you look at the vast amounts of resources, a high percentage of energy resources that are locked in the Arctic, including in the Beaufort Sea, we have to do more to protect it and defend against these adversaries."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/china-canada-us-arctic-research-ships-snow-dragons-9.7299939

AI:
China's presence in the Arctic involves a growing fleet of research icebreakers and commercial cargo vessels. American and Canadian forces regularly shadow Chinese research ships over concerns regarding dual-use seabed mapping. Western defense analysts worry that scientific data collection and bathymetric mapping by these research vessels offer dual-use intelligence benefits for submarine corridors.

Chinese encroachment in the Arctic could only detract from urgently needed resource to mitigate wildfires.
Canada navy and air force are too weak to confront China in our own back yard... without falling back to American support or European support for that matter... Years of neglecting the Canadian military and putting RCMP up in the Arctic... Setting up small stations to monitor up north above and under water wa]sn't even thought of, till China started looking for resources there....

All these dumb short-sighted politicians ignored it and every one of them is responsilbe for what will eventually happen up there....

So the solution is a draft...If you are unemployed and in your 20s .... you are probally going to get drafted....

Canada is going to get a super missile carrier or 10 and make lots of ship to ship missiles... Land to ship missiles.... Rail guns at certain points in the NW passage to reclaim sovereignty over the Canadian North...

Canada is going have to grow a set of balls... If you sail in our waters you have to park at a Canadian port of call for a few day, if not you can turn around....If they don't comply, arrest the people onboard and sink the vessel....

They are not gonna listen until you punch them inthe nose.... what little trade we have with China they controll and they already own big patches of our economy making money out of the oilsands. Approved years ago by the Canadian Government.... yeah Go Canada... you fucktard politicians...

What is Carney gonna do, put his elbows up, or bend over and take it up the ass from the Chinese....Everybody know he is gonna bend over....and squeal...... loudly.... and proclaim communism is the new socialism......
 

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The Moroccan migrant invasion of Spain might be the most extravagant fake news story of all time.
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To manufacture a phony crisis that would ‘teach Spain a lesson’. As you may recall, Sánchez has been sharply critical of ongoing massacre in Gaza and stubbornly refused to use Spain’s military bases to transport munitions and bombers to the middle east.

Should be skeptical of another psyops-hoax concocted by the intelligence mandarins whose only objective is to give the Spanish government a black eye.

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Excerpts from Veteran's Today.
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The platform widely documented by civil rights organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center for publishing antisemitic content, Holocaust denial, and claims that global events or tragedies are orchestrated by hidden actors.

But Thomas Massie looks credible.
 
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