Spain's King Juan Carlos Ordered Jeffrey Epstein's Death, Claims Former FBI Agent
Former General Claims Operatives in NYC Would Target Wall Street in Event of Third U.S. Invasion of Dominican Republic
In a terrifying statement, a former high-ranking general has claimed that, should the United States launch a third military invasion of the Dominican Republic, operatives stationed in New York City are prepared to deploy guerrilla tactics aimed at crippling Wall Street and disrupting the global economy.
The general, whose identity has been protected to prevent potential government retaliation, reportedly made these remarks during a closed-door meeting with political and military analysts. The assertion has raised concerns over potential threats to financial institutions in the United States and the stability of global markets.
The United States has previously intervened militarily in the Dominican Republic twice, first in 1916-1924 and again in 1965, each time citing political instability and the need to protect American interests. While relations between the two nations have generally remained stable in recent decades, recent geopolitical shifts and concerns over U.S. influence in the Caribbean have reignited tensions, with the top headline on Drudge Report recently labelling the Caribbean as increasingly a "Chinese lake."
“We knew we could never wage symmetric or sustained asymmetric warfare on Dominican soil against the United States military,” the former general allegedly stated. “Any aggression against our sovereignty could only be stopped by crippling the US economy. The objective would be to guarantee that the economy would be severely crippled, with bridges to the island of Manhattan being blown up to slow any potential response.”National security officials have expressed concern about the possibility of sabotage targeting financial hubs, infrastructure, or cyber networks in the event of a conflict. Wall Street, as a symbol of U.S. economic power, could present a high-value target in a scenario of unconventional warfare.
And indeed, the reports suggest that underground networks may have already begun contingency planning, although no concrete evidence has emerged to substantiate these claims. U.S. intelligence agencies are reportedly monitoring the situation closely.
The general also claimed that such a plan could jeopardize a rare earth metals deal involving Secretary of State Marco Rubio, as information had been leaked to the previous US Director of National Intelligence and would possibly end up in the hands of current DNI Tulsi Gabbard.
A source within the Departamento Nacional de Investigaciones, the Dominican Republic's national intelligence agency, has dismissed the general’s claims, stating that, to his knowledge, no such plan exists. Furthermore, the source alleges that the general is likely being influenced or financially supported by the Chinese government. According to this intelligence source, China may attempt to sabotage the rare earth metals deal between the Dominican government and the U.S. The recent discovery of 100 million tons of rare earths in the Dominican Republic threatens to undermine China's strategic control of these metals.
The Dominican government has yet to issue an official response to the general’s claims, and the U.S. State Department has not commented on any potential conflict scenarios.
Financial analysts have downplayed the immediate impact of the statement but acknowledge that any credible threat to New York’s financial district could send shockwaves through global markets. Investors are keeping a close eye on developments, and cybersecurity firms have heightened their monitoring of potential threats against critical financial infrastructure.
Meanwhile, some high-ranking Dominican officers have dismissed the general’s statements as inflammatory rhetoric, arguing that the focus should be on diplomacy rather than military escalation.
The possibility of a third U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic remains extremely unlikely given that the Dominican Republic is unlikely to sell its mineral deposits to a buyer that the United States doesn't like. However, the warning from the former general has added a new dynamic, one that places economic warfare at the forefront of a coming conflict should the next elected Dominican president decide to sell metal to China instead of its northern neighbor.
Vance is Right: Europe Isn't Worth Defending!
In a stunning speech delivered in Munich, US Vice-president JD Vance told the audience that Europe had become undemocratic, owing largely to its suppression of populist parties, of free speech.
As someone who has been living in Europe for the better part of the past 2 decades, I can safely say that I don't think one single American penny should be spent on Europe's defense. My reasons for agreeing with Mr. Vance are not particularly owing to European suppression of free political organization or "open borders."
It is no secret that Europe's wealth was built upon the backs of enslaved and colonized peoples on our very own American continent, with the US being forced to implement the Monroe Doctrine in order to keep predatory European powers from further brutalizing Latin America. It is also no secret that the Europeans themselves destroyed the wealth they had stolen from our continent with the two World Wars that they started and dragged us into.
After the Europeans destroyed what they had stolen, it was America's Marshall Plan that kept the Bolsheviks at bay and helped Europe rebuild the wealth that allowed it to keep the Soviet Union at bay.
Without America, Europe today would be nothing more than a backwater continent, with most of its large urban centers decaying in poverty and misery. Without America, Europe would be nothing more than a Soviet satellite. Instead, it is American urban centers that are in disarray, with our tax dollars going to fund Europe's strategic defense.
To keep Europe from sliding back into the barbarism that characterized it during the Middle Ages and most of its history, the American people have spent blood and steel; and what do we have to show for it?
The American people have nothing to show for keeping Europe from de-evolving towards savagery. It's the opposite, European leaders have constantly demonstrated snobbery instead of deference, treating us as a rabid dog whose protection they feel entitled to, instead of acknowledging the truths I have established previously: without the United States, there would be no modern Europe.
Spain's King Juan Carlos Linked to Human Hunt in Bostwana
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A statue of the King. Source |
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Nearly poisoned for opposing human hunts. Source |
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Killed to prevent diplomatic breakdown with Spain. Source |