Republicans Must Be Jailed!

Democratic Party leaders are angry with the Trump administration because of its supposed political persecution of Ilhan Omar. This comes not only after the Democrats tried to jail Donald Trump but at the same time as they are politically persecuting many of his supporters.

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“The people around Donald Trump … have no immunity the way the president does …. So you go after the people who do his bidding,” Sen. Elissa Slotkin, a “deep state” insider who previously worked in the cia, told students at the University of Chicago last week:

I want to look at these signature cases and not just focus on the president but on the people who enabled him. I want young people coming out of school to say, “Should I go work for the Trump administration? Like that sounds fun. I might get an opportunity.” I want them to be like, “… that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don’t want, and so let me avoid participating in that.” I want that deterrence message.

Such thinking is exactly what motivated the legal attacks by Joe Biden’s Justice Department against Trump officials from his first term. For Democrats to accuse Trump of political persecution is truly rich.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar may have lied about her age to gain U.S. citizenship. Her father was naturalized in 2000. Omar claimed she was 17 at the time and, therefore, automatically qualified for citizenship too—but she may have been 18 and disqualified.

• Investigating this is, according to former President Barack Obama, “appalling.” He complained, “Federal agents have raided her home, confiscated personal records, and seized her phone” in pursuit of evidence.
• Imagine raiding the home of a political opponent! Of course, such a thing could never happen with a Democrat in the White House.

It’s true some corruption and wrongdoing exist among people Donald Trump has appointed, and there is some questionable—at best—behavior from his family members. But it pales to insignificance beside the treasonous acts Obama and his supporters have committed. For the sake of America’s future, that wrongdoing needs to be investigated, exposed and prosecuted.

• Obama and his cronies spied on a U.S. presidential candidate—including wiretapping confidential calls to lawyers. They used the intelligence services to generate the Russian collusion scandal and colluded with journalists to damage him in the press and to hamstring his administration. Then they raided his house on trumped-up charges and tried to get him thrown in jail to prevent him from running for reelection.
• Investigating and jailing those responsible is not tit-for-tat politics or stooping to their level. It’s the only way to prevent such crimes from happening again.

Last year, Trumpet editor in chief Gerald Flurry described the “vile treason and corruption centered on Barack Obama, John Brennan, James Clapper, Jim Comey and others.” He said that if these criminals weren’t brought to justice, “then the nation’s resurgence may end up being a lot more temporary than people hope.” So far, justice still hasn’t been meted out—and statements like Obama’s are designed to ensure it never is. Mr. Flurry continued:

God performed literal miracles to bring President Trump back to office. You need to realize that these miracles have one main purpose: They are a warning to us and an opportunity to repent before our nations are destroyed!

National repentance has to include exposing the sin and punishing the guilty. For more on the evil that went on, read Mr. Flurry’s article “Barack Obama Exposed for Treason.”

Germany Woos NVIDIA to Boost Industrial AI

Yesterday at the first Invest in Germany Summit in Berlin, American computer chip manufacturer nvidia signed a joint declaration of intent with the German government to expedite integration of artificial intelligence into German manufacturing.

• This boosts Germany’s efforts to catch up with American and Chinese AI capabilities, as it transforms into an economic and military superpower.

AI’s next wave is “physical,” nvidia ceo Jensen Huang said at the summit, referring to the incorporation of AI into robotics and manufacturing. He added that Germany needs to “take better advantage of AI” in its manufacturing sector.

• Germany’s heavily industrial economy has slowed in recent years. Industrial AI represents an opportunity to regain ground and surge ahead.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the prospect of equipping German plants with AI software and robotics makes him “really very optimistic that Germany can be one of the most successful economies in the world.”

• nvidia wants to use data from German manufacturing giants to train its industrial AI models.
• Merz called on medium and small businesses to let AI use their data for training as well, calling it “a real secret and a real advantage for Germany to make use of.”

Though Germany lags far behind the United States and China in its AI capabilities and capacities, partnerships with American companies like nvidia will help it close that gap.

• nvidia also announced investments in four German start-ups: Agile Robotics, Avelios Medical, Mirelo and Reflex Aerospace.

“This industrial revolution,” Huang told the crowd in Berlin, “is so mighty, so powerful. You don’t have another chance.” The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century helped the British Empire, and subsequently the U.S., establish global dominance.

• Germany is striving to become the next superpower, and AI offers one of its clearest paths toward that.

Bible prophecy warns of this German power transforming into a global juggernaut. AI may well play a significant role.

Is Russia Sabotaging Starlink?

Russia is suspected of orchestrating a campaign of arson attacks against Starlink, the U.S. Internet provider that has become a critical lifeline for Ukraine’s military, with Lithuania reporting the third such incident in less than a month on Sunday. The incident came as European officials warned of a wider Russian sabotage campaign targeting countries that support Ukraine.

Why it matters: Throughout Russia’s full-scale war, Starlink’s satellite Internet network has given Ukrainian forces reliable communications and data transmission in contested areas, supporting drone strikes, reconnaissance and battlefield coordination.

• Disrupting the network weakens Ukraine’s ability to target Russian forces and coordinate its defenses.
• Last week, a sudden speed restriction on Ukraine’s military-grade Starshield service, reportedly imposed at the request of the Trump administration, disrupted some drone missions, highlighting how much Ukraine’s battlefield capabilities depend on access to satellite communications.

Lithuania’s government said Russia was likely behind an attempted arson attack on a site storing Starlink equipment near the capital of Vilnius. Government security services had warned the company of a possible attack, and Starlink had reinforced its protection of the facility, minimizing the damage and preventing a disruption of operations.

• The incident in Lithuania follows an October 10 fire that damaged multiple Starlink antennas at a facility near Sofia, Bulgaria, and a September 23 blaze at another Starlink site in Wola Krobowska, Poland, that destroyed its power supply and backup generator.

Russian playbook: European officials have increasingly accused Russia of using local criminal groups as covert operatives to sabotage infrastructure and weaken support for Ukraine.

• Investigators are examining whether criminal networks furtively sponsored by Russia played a role in the three Starlink attacks.

Russian payback: Russia has motives for neutralizing Starlink beyond weakening Ukrainian forces.

• In February, SpaceX worked with Ukraine to disable unauthorized Starlink terminals used by Russian forces, disrupting battlefield communications and command structures. The cutoff reduced Russian assault and drone operations in some sectors, leaving units more vulnerable to Ukrainian counterattacks.
• Russia is also partnering with China to develop Rassvet, a satellite Internet constellation competitor to Starlink.

The Starlink attacks fit a broader pattern of suspected Russian sabotage targeting Europe’s defense industry.

• In recent months, fires and explosions have struck facilities in Bulgaria and Italy that produce ammunition for Ukraine, while arson attacks have targeted defense-related companies in Estonia, the Czech Republic and Germany.
• The strategy goes beyond disrupting military supplies: It can intimidate Ukraine’s supporters, test nato’s willingness to respond, and deepen divisions over how to confront Russia.

‘Reshaping Europe’: Trumpet editor in chief Gerald Flurry has warned for more than two decades that Russian aggression will not only frighten the peoples of Europe but catalyze European unification and militarization.

• As the war continues to spill across their borders, we should expect Europe to invest even more heavily in firepower and military preparedness.

The Scriptures show that the military might now being assembled will one day be unleashed upon the world with staggering—and devastating—force. To understand, read Mr. Flurry’s article “Russia’s War on Ukraine Is Reshaping Europe.”

IN OTHER NEWS

Germany summoned Iran’s ambassador yesterday after two men were charged Thursday for plotting to assassinate the presidents of the Central Council of Jews in Germany and the German-Israeli Society. One of the two was reportedly receiving orders from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. This is the latest example of Iran pushing as far as it can within German society. Bible prophecy describes this “push” and shows that it will ultimately provoke a whirlwind.