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🇷🇸🇮🇱 Serbia's incoming student-led government plans to end arms trade with Israel
The Student List won 52.5% of October's vote, ending Vučić's 12-year grip on power.
Representative Filip Ubović has said the movement intends to halt weapons trade with Israel.
He called the Israeli-backed drone factory near Belgrade “very outrageous,” saying it “must be stopped.”
Serbia exported €114 million in arms to Israel from 2023 to 2025.
Source: @novaramedia \ Writer: Naz
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Eric Trump-backed robot soldier startup can't pay staff after founder borrowed $4.6 million from company to buy home cnbc.com/2026/11/14/foundati…
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I’ll be happy to see Lutnick gone regardless, but I’ll be disappointed if he’s not also held accountable for all his crypto-related corruption
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Arguably Ethereum is one of the worst things to happen to humanity. The amount of capital lost to hacks, human capital lost due to developing with suboptimal tooling and retail capital destroyed from longing the asset makes it a contender for the worst asset of all time.
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Howard Lutnick meets the family who financed the terrorist plot that murdered 658 of his employees, including his brother.
Three days after 9/11, Lutnick cut off all his dead employees’ paychecks.
While accepting a jet from Qatar blows a $400 million hole in the Emoluments Clause, it’s hardly the most treasonous part of the deal.
Qatar has transferred billions to Hamas—who released the last American hostage to help Trump. We are the Axis of Evil.
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Nvidia and the U.S. Ai Bubble = Enron X 100.
It has similarities to the DotCom bubble. But there is a lot more fraud this time like Enron.
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The biggest loss was crypto’s unsuccessful $64 million in spending to keep Sherrod Brown out of the Senate. Brown may now chair the Senate Agriculture Committee, which oversees the CFTC: the regulator crypto has spent years trying to put in charge of itself.
ALT These three losses are painful for crypto. Brown chaired the Senate Banking Committee until his 2024 defeat, and the industry was euphoric about removing him from one of the most powerful oversight posts. Tyler Winklevoss, co-founder of the crypto exchange Gemini, celebrated the ouster of a “crypto public enemy” and “Elizabeth Warren co-conspirator.”4 Brown is not expected to retake his Senate Banking chairmanship, which might sound like good news for crypto — except that Warren looks likely to take the spot. Brown may well end up heading the Senate Agriculture Committee, which oversees the CFTC: the regulator crypto has spent the last two years trying to put in charge of its industry.5
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Crypto and AI super PACs spent $250 million on the midterms. In the races where their money could actually make a difference, nearly two-thirds of it backed candidates who lost.
You wouldn’t know it from what the industries are saying. New issue: citationneeded.news/crypto-a…
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BREAKING: The Trump Administration is reportedly considering firing Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick over the China chip scandal.
This comes amid reports that Lutnick stalled curbing chip sales to China.
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Has anyone pointed out the possibility that Howard is being paid in Tether to be the go-between on shady foreign deals?
SCOOP: President Trump authorized a crackdown on companies suspected of diverting Nvidia's advanced AI chips to China on Thursday, but one administration official repeatedly stood in the way: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. axios.com/2026/11/11/trump-l…
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8 of the 11 Democrats who skipped the vote to impeach war criminal Pete Hegseth were not “caught in traffic.” They were at an AIPAC-affiliated event that was scheduled at the same time as the impeachment vote by the Democrat’s House whip Katherine Clark. Turns out she was whipping votes to protect, not impeach, Hegseth. This was all planned because their AIPAC donors don’t want Hegseth impeached. If Hegseth is held accountable for war crimes it opens up the possibility of more Zionist war criminals being held accountable. They want to preserve the corrupt world we live in now where US/Zionist war criminals murder with impunity.
Big thanks to @JulianAndreone who broke the story about the AIPAC-affiliated meeting being scheduled at the same time as the Hegseth impeachment vote.
This is a massive scandal: 8 of the 11 Democrats that didn’t show up to vote to impeach war criminal Pete Hegseth were at an AIPAC-affiliated event. The Israeli lobby doesn’t want Hegseth impeached because it wants him to keep committing war crimes against Iran. Both parties are traitors and must go.
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I’m sick and tired of politicians who beat the drums of war and then send somebody else’s child off to die.
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It's so sad how much of a banana republic America has become.
I'm sorry if that insults some people, but it's no longer the great nation I grew up in.
I hope that the last 2 years were merely a blip, and things get back to "normal".
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This Hegseth vote opened at 5:30 pm. Some members have cited traffic produced by some incident near the Capitol as the reason they missed it, but @JulianAndreone was there at the time and saw nothing impeding traffic.
Interestingly, the PAC Elect Democratic Women (EDW) was having a “new member reception” from 4:30-6:30 pm.
If you followed the primaries closely, you know EDW’s offshoot, EDW Action Fund, served as one of the major pass-throughs for AIPAC money, so it’s a very important organization.
If you were at this reception and saw any truant members of Congress, signal is in bio for me and Julian.
The 11 House Democrats who didn’t vote in the effort to kill the Hegseth impeachment resolution (which succeeded 210-204) were:
Brownley
Correa
Hollen
Hosford
Jackson (IL)
Pelosi
Pettersen
Stansbury
Stevens
Strickland
Wilson (FL)
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Jake Tappers' tweet contains errors.
Vote was 211-204 (Roll Call 317), not 210-204.
Absent Dems: Brownley, Correa, Gillen (NY; not Hollen), Horsford (NV; not Hosford), Jackson (IL), Pelosi, Pettersen, Stansbury, Stevens, Strickland, Wilson (FL).
Sources:
clerk.house.gov/Votes/2026317
nytimes.com/live/2026/11/1…
politico.com/news/2026/11/1…