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ATM “Cash Trapping” Is Spreading: What It Is, Where It’s Happening, and How to Protect Your Money

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Debit card users beware: This ATM Cash Trap is spreading fast and draining accounts in seconds. In this video, I’ll break down how the scam works, how to spot it, and what to do if your money gets stuck. Stay alert before your next withdrawal! DEBIT CARD USERS BEWARE: This ATM Cash Trap Is Spreading Fast Police and industry monitors say “cash trapping” attacks —where thieves block bills at the dispenser and collect them after you walk away— are rising across the U.S. and Europe. A recent arrest in Texas and a 2024–2025 surge in European reports show the trend spreading and evolving.  How the scam works : Criminals fit a thin metal strip or sleeve over the cash slot so your withdrawal appears to “jam.” When you leave, they pull the device and take your cash. Unlike skimming, cash trapping doesn’t need your card data or PIN; it steals the bills themselves.  Common hotspots and related risks: Off-premise ATMs (in storefronts, tourist areas, or convenience stores) face more ta...

Pocket Rescission Showdown: What Trump’s $4.9B Aid Freeze Is, Who’s Affected, and Why It’s Disputed

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President Donald Trump told House Speaker Mike Johnson he would not spend $4.9 billion in foreign aid and sent Congress a late-year “pocket rescission” request, timing it so the money could lapse before lawmakers act. The letter was posted Friday, August 29, 2025, on the White House budget office’s X account. In a letter sent to Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, President Donald Trump said he wouldn't be spending $4.9 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid — effectively cutting the budget without going through the legislative branch. Trump blocks $4.9 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress Supporters cast Trump’s late-year “ pocket rescission ” as a smart way to stop waste— hit pause on $4.9B, run out the clock, and force Congress to defend every dollar of foreign aid before it’s spent ; critics call it a power grab that dodges the Constitution’s power of the purse, noting the GAO has argued presidents can’t withhold funds until they expire. Beyond the legal figh...

The End Times prophecy about Israel is one that many Christian Zionists refuse to touch.

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Why? Because it comes straight out of the Bible — from Romans 9 and Zechariah 13 — and it’s not the message most people want to hear. 🚨 If you’ve been told that Israel’s future automatically guarantees blessing, you need to hear this. The true Israel of God is not about ethnicity — it’s about being born of the Spirit and united to Christ. 🚨 The Endtimes Prophecy About Israel That Christian Zionists Don’t Dare To Quote… 🔥 - YouTube Paul makes it crystal clear: not all Israel is Israel. Only the remnant who believe in Christ will be saved, while the majority will be cut off. This isn’t a new teaching — Isaiah, Hosea, and Zechariah all warned about it long before. Please Like & Share 😉🪽 @1TheBrutalTruth1 Aug 2025 Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.

Former U.S. Soldier Blows Whistle On Gaza Atrocities

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 "A former US veteran who was employed at a food distribution site in Gaza has accused members of the Israel Defense Forces and American colleagues of deliberately targeting and killing unarmed Palestinian civilians. Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony Aguilar, a former special forces veteran, was recruited to work for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a joint Israeli-US scheme replacing the United Nations food distribution operation in Gaza." Former U.S. Soldier Blows Whistle On Gaza Atrocities - YouTube Please Like & Share 😉🪽 @1TheBrutalTruth1 Aug 2025 Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.

Palestine’s Pain: The World’s Silence Explained | Jim Carrey Speech

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Palestine’s Pain: The World’s Silence Explained | Jim Carrey Speech In this heartbreaking yet powerful 19-minute motivational speech, we dive deep into the painful reality of Palestine’s suffering and the world’s deafening silence. This is not just a story of land and politics—it is a story of humanity, faith, and the unbearable weight of injustice that has lasted for decades. Why does the world remain silent? What truth is hidden behind this silence? This speech uncovers the unspoken realities of oppression, the resilience of the Palestinian people, and the spiritual lessons their struggle carries for all of us. With a voice that cuts through the noise, this message is more than words—it’s a call to reflection, empathy, and awakening. Listen closely, because what you hear today will change the way you see not only Palestine but the entire world. 00:00 – The haunting question: Why silence? 🤐 02:10 – Palestine’s pain that the world refuses to see 🌍 04:30 – How oppression steals voices...

Radioactive Oatmeal and a “Mystery Fog”: What Cold War Testing Did in the U.S.

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A recent Elizabeth Vargas Reports segment revisited two little-known Cold War stories: boys at a Massachusetts state school were fed oatmeal with radioactive tracers, and U.S. agencies released test particles over American cities, creating what locals called a “mystery fog.” These cases raise basic questions about consent, risk, and government secrecy.  NewsNation’s Natasha Zouves investigates a secret U.S. Army experiment in St. Louis, where a mysterious fog once drifted through a neighborhood of more than 10,000 people. The chemical contained cadmium, a known carcinogen and decades later, residents are getting sick, some with rare cancers. Now they’re asking: What else was in that spray? NewsNation’s Natasha Zouves continues the investigation. US experimented on humans with radioactive oatmeal,  mystery fog | Elizabeth Vargas Reports These stories feel like a blueprint for how power can cross ethical lines when no one is watching: vulnerable kids lured into a “science club...

Strike in Sanaa: What We Know About the Houthi Prime Minister’s Killing and Why It Matters

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 Yemen’s Houthi movement says an Israeli airstrike in Sanaa on Thursday killed Ahmed (Ahmad) al-Rahawi, the prime minister of the Houthi-run, de facto government, along with several ministers. Israel said it carried out a precision strike on senior Houthi officials. The reports were published Saturday, August 30, 2025. Seen through a harder lens, this looks like more than a single “precision strike” —it’s a decapitation move aimed at the Houthis’ chain of command, timed to send a message to their backers and to anyone threatening Red Sea shipping, while also testing how far Israel can act in Sanaa without triggering wider blowback . Supporters will say the target list proves tight intelligence and restraint; critics will counter that hitting top officials in a dense city risks civilian harm, fuels retaliation, and hands the Houthis a rallying story. —Israeli warplanes, senior Houthi figures, a Thursday strike in Sanaa reported August 30—but the why sits in a murkier space of pressu...

Turkey’s Port and Airspace Ban on Israel: What It Means for Trade and Energy

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Turkey says it has blocked Israeli-linked ships from Turkish ports and tightened airspace rules, building on last year’s halt to direct trade with Israel. Officials describe the steps as a response to the Gaza war, with ports closed to Israeli ships and restrictions aimed at flights carrying government officials or military cargo. Some see Ankara’s move as a calibrated squeeze rather than a total break: by shutting ports to Israeli-linked ships and tightening airspace for government or arms flights, Turkey signals solidarity over Gaza and boosts its regional standing , but keeps room for quiet carve-outs so commercial overflights and humanitarian cargo can still move. Supporters call it a moral stand that uses trade leverage instead of missiles; critics say it’s political theater that hurts Turkish exporters, strains NATO unity, and just pushes traffic to Greek, Cypriot, and Italian ports while Israel reroutes at higher cost. In practice, flags of convenience, third-country transshipme...

What Netanyahu Said About MAGA and Israel — And How People Responded

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Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, told Breitbart News that “you can’t be MAGA if you’re anti-Israel.” The interview was published August 28, 2025 and framed criticism of Israel on the right as out of step with Trump’s movement.  Netanyahu’s line that “ you can’t be MAGA if you’re anti-Israel ” works like a loyalty test , and it lands in the middle of a real fight on the American right. One camp—rooted in evangelical support, national-security hawks, and big donors—sees standing with Israel as a core part of conservative identity and U.S. power. Another camp—“America First” isolationists, budget hawks, and younger voters— argues that MAGA should mean fewer foreign entanglements, no blank checks, and freedom to criticize any ally . To them, a foreign leader defining who counts as MAGA feels backwards and hints at outside pressure shaping U.S. politics. Supporters say Netanyahu is just drawing a line against rising anti-Israel sentiment; critics say it tries to police speec...

Are Americans Changing Their Minds on Israel? What the New Numbers Say

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Comedian and commentator Dave Smith says public opinion is shifting on Israel. Polling backs up part of that claim.  Support for Israel’s military campaign in Gaza has fallen to new lows in 2025 , and a growing share of Americans— especially younger voters and Democrats —favor recognizing a Palestinian state. At the same time, Republicans remain far more supportive of Israel than other groups, so the country is still divided overall.  Dave Smith brings you the latest in politics! On this episode of Part Of The Problem, Dave is joined by co-host Robbie "The Fire" Bernstein to discuss the continuing atrocities in Gaza, Trump's new rule about flag burning, John Bolton's house being raided, and more. Dave Smith | The Debate Is Over | Part Of The Problem 1298 Gallup finds only 32% of Americans now back Israel’s military action in Gaza, the lowest on record since the war began. In longer-term tracking, less than half of Americans are now more sympathetic to Israelis, with a...