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- Hegseth cranks up pressure on US war colleges
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced a task force to evaluate senior service colleges to ensure they are not tainted by woke ideology and offer quality education."Professional Military Education should produce warfighters and leaders—not wokesters," he asserted in a post on X."That’s why we are establishing a Task Force to evaluate our Senior Service Colleges and ensure the focus is where it belongs. No distractions. Just warfighting," the post adds.HEGSETH SCOLDS CNN'S ‘UNSERIOUS’ REPORT ON IRAN CONFLICT, SUGGESTS PARAMOUNT OWNER SHOULD OVERHAUL NETWORKHegseth's post includes a video message in which he said, "I'm directing the undersecretary of war for personnel and readiness to establish a task force effective immediately.""The mission of that task force is to evaluate our senior service colleges, where we educate our own: Think places like the Army War College, or National Defense University, the Naval War College, Marine Corps University or the Air War College, where our senior officers go to continue their education," he explained.TRUMP SAYS US ‘TOTALLY DESTROYING’ IRAN AND TO ‘WATCH WHAT HAPPENS’ FRIDAYHe indicated that the War Department will "make sure that what we've seen in our civilian institutions never surface in our military education institutions. Trust me. I've heard the stories. I know some of our own senior service colleges … have similar courses and similar ideologies. We need to rip ‘em out. And we’re going to. This task force will have 90 days to assess whether our Senior Service Colleges … are actually effective.""And if we're pulling officers out of civilian universities because they're too woke, then we better make sure our own universities are prepared to do the task properly," he said.NEW IRANIAN SUPREME LEADER ‘LIKELY DISFIGURED,’ HEGSETH SAYSHegseth's message came as the U.S. continues waging war against the Islamic Republic of Iran in conjunction with Israel. [TheTopNews] Read More.7 hours ago - Jim Acosta, Joe Walsh Slam Joe Rogan Over Trump ‘Betrayal’: ‘Welcome to th...
Independent journalist Jim Acosta and former congressman Joe Walsh went off on superstar podcaster Joe Rogan for saying he felt “betrayed” by President Donald Trump over the Iran war. Rogan ripped Trump this week over his “insane” war against Iran and said a lot of MAGA supporters “feel betrayed” after Trump campaigned on isolationism. On Thursday’s episode of The Jim Acosta Show, Acosta and Walsh bashed Rogan on the basis that he should have known better because Trump “lies” all the time: JIM ACOSTA: He feels betrayed by Donald Trump and this war and he called it crazy and it just seems so insane. Joe Rogan said he ran on no more wars and these stupid senseless wars. And then we have one and that he can’t even really clearly define why we did it. That’s a quote from Joe Rogan. And I just want to say, I mean like no sh*t, Sherlock! (Yeah.) Like, welcome to the f*cking party. Where were you? FORMER CONGRESSMAN JOE WALSH: So Rogan, and I jumped on him, Rogan is either lying or he didn’t understand that Trump lies. He’s either really kind of pretty poorly informed or he’s being completely disingenuous. I mean, I engage with Trump supporters every day. And Jim, I’ve had a number of them tell me, “Joe, what the f*ck? This isn’t what I voted for. I feel betrayed.”. And my answer to them is, I’m sorry that he lied to you, but he lied to you and he’ll keep lying to you until you condemn him or walk away. I feel bad you feel betrayed, but for Joe Rogan–. And Jim, I mean, again, I, I believe in the free market, but a gazillion people listen to him every day, mostly young men and, and for him to say, it doesn’t make sense. This isn’t what he ran on. Rogan knows better than that. JIM ACOSTA: Exactly. That’s right. He knows better than that. And like, just be honest about it. Just be like, Hey, I knew he was a bullsh*tter. And I like the fact that he was entertaining and he liked to sh*t talk and run people down. And i like to do that too. And so I voted for the guy. Just just admit that you like the facts that Trump is a son of a b*tch and that he’s a piece of sh*t and it’s somebody you can… [TheTopNews] Read More.7 hours ago - ‘Tantamount to a Nuclear Strike’: CNN Analyst Says Attacks on Water Plants C...CNN’s Bill Weir said Friday that strikes on more of the Gulf region’s desalination water plants could seriously escalate the war with Iran. On CNN News Central, host Jessica Dean brought up the importance of the plants. “Countries in the region rely on these desalination plants for fresh, clean water, I know,” Dean said. “For example, last weekend, one of those was struck. But what are you hearing when it comes to these plants and the effect on fresh water?” she asked Weir. “That is a such a key concern right now because so much of the Persian Gulf they live on desalinated water,” Weir said, continuing: This is a process that takes a lot of energy to take seawater, push the salt out of it either through a membrane or by heating it up. Something like 90% of the fresh water in places like Kuwait and Oman is desalinated. Seventy percent in Saudi Arabia. There was that attack on one in Bahrain, but it didn’t affect drinking water supplies. The problem is, a lot of these plants are next to other infrastructures, so they could be collateral damage. But attacking a nation’s water is seen in this region as tantamount to a nuclear strike. If that happens, if we see deliberate action against drinking water, that would take it to a new level. The Quincy Institute’s Responsible Statecraft publication echoed Weir’s concerns. “Over the weekend, airstrikes targeted water desalination plants in Iran and Bahrain, threatening a vital life source in one of the most water-scarce regions in the world,” the report said. “Analysts said that this development was not only a ‘serious escalation’ in the Iran war, but also an indication that the conflict could have a wider civilian impact.” Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, called the attack “a dangerous move with grave consequences” on social media and “accused the U.S. of setting a precedent,” Responsible Statecraft reported. A spokesman for U.S. Central Command denied that the U.S. was behind the desalination plant attack on Iran’s Qeshm Island, the report said. Watch the clip above via CNN.The post ‘Tantamount to a Nuclear Strike’: CNN Analyst Says Attacks on Water Plants Could Escalate Iran War first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.8 hours ago
- Harry Styles shatters records as British artists secure historic chart dominance
Harry Styles has reached a new zenith in his career, achieving his biggest opening week to date and securing a rare Official Chart Double. [TheTopNews] Read More.8 hours ago - Homegrown heroes: British artists secure historic 11-week chart streakThe UK music industry is celebrating a landmark achievement as the Official Charts Company confirms that British artists have occupied the Number 1 [TheTopNews] Read More.8 hours ago
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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced a task force to evaluate senior service colleges to ensure they are not tainted by woke ideology and offer quality education."Professional Military Education should produce warfighters and leaders—not wokesters," he asserted in a post on X."That’s why we are establishing a Task Force to evaluate our Senior Service Colleges and ensure the focus is where it belongs. No distractions. Just warfighting," the post adds.HEGSETH SCOLDS CNN'S ‘UNSERIOUS’ REPORT ON IRAN CONFLICT, SUGGESTS PARAMOUNT OWNER SHOULD OVERHAUL NETWORKHegseth's post includes a video message in which he said, "I'm directing the undersecretary of war for personnel and readiness to establish a task force effective immediately.""The mission of that task force is to evaluate our senior service colleges, where we educate our own: Think places like the Army War College, or National Defense University, the Naval War College, Marine Corps University or the Air War College, where our senior officers go to continue their education," he explained.TRUMP SAYS US ‘TOTALLY DESTROYING’ IRAN AND TO ‘WATCH WHAT HAPPENS’ FRIDAYHe indicated that the War Department will "make sure that what we've seen in our civilian institutions never surface in our military education institutions. Trust me. I've heard the stories. I know some of our own senior service colleges … have similar courses and similar ideologies. We need to rip ‘em out. And we’re going to. This task force will have 90 days to assess whether our Senior Service Colleges … are actually effective.""And if we're pulling officers out of civilian universities because they're too woke, then we better make sure our own universities are prepared to do the task properly," he said.NEW IRANIAN SUPREME LEADER ‘LIKELY DISFIGURED,’ HEGSETH SAYSHegseth's message came as the U.S. continues waging war against the Islamic Republic of Iran in conjunction with Israel. [TheTopNews] Read More.
7 hours ago
Independent journalist Jim Acosta and former congressman Joe Walsh went off on superstar podcaster Joe Rogan for saying he felt “betrayed” by President Donald Trump over the Iran war. Rogan ripped Trump this week over his “insane” war against Iran and said a lot of MAGA supporters “feel betrayed” after Trump campaigned on isolationism. On Thursday’s episode of The Jim Acosta Show, Acosta and Walsh bashed Rogan on the basis that he should have known better because Trump “lies” all the time: JIM ACOSTA: He feels betrayed by Donald Trump and this war and he called it crazy and it just seems so insane. Joe Rogan said he ran on no more wars and these stupid senseless wars. And then we have one and that he can’t even really clearly define why we did it. That’s a quote from Joe Rogan. And I just want to say, I mean like no sh*t, Sherlock! (Yeah.) Like, welcome to the f*cking party. Where were you? FORMER CONGRESSMAN JOE WALSH: So Rogan, and I jumped on him, Rogan is either lying or he didn’t understand that Trump lies. He’s either really kind of pretty poorly informed or he’s being completely disingenuous. I mean, I engage with Trump supporters every day. And Jim, I’ve had a number of them tell me, “Joe, what the f*ck? This isn’t what I voted for. I feel betrayed.”. And my answer to them is, I’m sorry that he lied to you, but he lied to you and he’ll keep lying to you until you condemn him or walk away. I feel bad you feel betrayed, but for Joe Rogan–. And Jim, I mean, again, I, I believe in the free market, but a gazillion people listen to him every day, mostly young men and, and for him to say, it doesn’t make sense. This isn’t what he ran on. Rogan knows better than that. JIM ACOSTA: Exactly. That’s right. He knows better than that. And like, just be honest about it. Just be like, Hey, I knew he was a bullsh*tter. And I like the fact that he was entertaining and he liked to sh*t talk and run people down. And i like to do that too. And so I voted for the guy. Just just admit that you like the facts that Trump is a son of a b*tch and that he’s a piece of sh*t and it’s somebody you can… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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CNN’s Bill Weir said Friday that strikes on more of the Gulf region’s desalination water plants could seriously escalate the war with Iran. On CNN News Central, host Jessica Dean brought up the importance of the plants. “Countries in the region rely on these desalination plants for fresh, clean water, I know,” Dean said. “For example, last weekend, one of those was struck. But what are you hearing when it comes to these plants and the effect on fresh water?” she asked Weir. “That is a such a key concern right now because so much of the Persian Gulf they live on desalinated water,” Weir said, continuing: This is a process that takes a lot of energy to take seawater, push the salt out of it either through a membrane or by heating it up. Something like 90% of the fresh water in places like Kuwait and Oman is desalinated. Seventy percent in Saudi Arabia. There was that attack on one in Bahrain, but it didn’t affect drinking water supplies. The problem is, a lot of these plants are next to other infrastructures, so they could be collateral damage. But attacking a nation’s water is seen in this region as tantamount to a nuclear strike. If that happens, if we see deliberate action against drinking water, that would take it to a new level. The Quincy Institute’s Responsible Statecraft publication echoed Weir’s concerns. “Over the weekend, airstrikes targeted water desalination plants in Iran and Bahrain, threatening a vital life source in one of the most water-scarce regions in the world,” the report said. “Analysts said that this development was not only a ‘serious escalation’ in the Iran war, but also an indication that the conflict could have a wider civilian impact.” Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, called the attack “a dangerous move with grave consequences” on social media and “accused the U.S. of setting a precedent,” Responsible Statecraft reported. A spokesman for U.S. Central Command denied that the U.S. was behind the desalination plant attack on Iran’s Qeshm Island, the report said. Watch the clip above via CNN.The post ‘Tantamount to a Nuclear Strike’: CNN Analyst Says Attacks on Water Plants Could Escalate Iran War first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.
8 hours ago
Harry Styles has reached a new zenith in his career, achieving his biggest opening week to date and securing a rare Official Chart Double. [TheTopNews] Read More.
8 hours ago
The UK music industry is celebrating a landmark achievement as the Official Charts Company confirms that British artists have occupied the Number 1 [TheTopNews] Read More.
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