/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

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Welcome to /pol/, the RADdest place on the internet for political discussions, educational projects, and Minecraft event planning. This thread will remain open for all your meta needs. Should it grow too large it may get a spinny wheel or spinoff threads to contain any extra spillage.

Due to government mandated "guidelines" there is a rule:
1. Keep it tangentially political. If this board turns out to be a carbon copy of /b/ the big fish will probably delete it. Global homo rules still apply yada yada. Explanations for precedent setting moderator actions will be given in the logs. That's pretty much everything as far as I know.

Fight the info war easy!

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I just realized this woman is getting so much support because misandrist's only remaining talking point against men is that we're "family annihilatiors."

Everything else they've ever lobbied against us: racism, cheating, crime, sexism, spousal abuse, child abuse, incompetence, etc had come to light with very recent and undeniable examples of women doing those same things, even murder as some recent Netflix dramas have showcased. The only thing they've clung to in order to claim "men are dangerous and we're better" is saying "only men" will gget overwhelmed and murder their children and selves as a form of revenge but now we're seeing a woman who did just that. Not only that, but one who is still alive to face the consequences of her actions.

That last part may seem inconsequential, but it's not. If she was dead not only would it be easier for people to gloss over and not remember, but it wouldn't be drawn out and given this much media attention. As well, it would open the door for them to twist the narrative and say: "no one knows what really happened." and "a woman would never do that. She was obviously killed by a man and the police are incompetent or covering it up. Maybe a cop killed her or was friends with her husband." If nothing else they could just fall back on: "she was never convicted. No one knows what really happened."

But this, this is undeniable proof that it did happen, and we can see the aftermath. Any glamour or illusion is stripped bare as we see th

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Russian Military Planes Moving Gov't Officials to Far Eastern Russia

https://rumble.com/v7eulbe-russian-military-planes-moving-govt-officials-to-far-eastern-russia.html

Russian Military Planes Moving Gov't Officials to Far Eastern Russia

I just found out that over the past 36 Hours, Russian military aircraft have been flying Government Officials OUT of Moscow, to Kazan, Yekaterinburg, and out into Siberia.  The first FIVE (5) Flights took place Friday night into Saturday morning NEW YORK CITY TIME. Those planes were: RSD945, RSD557, 64776, RSD953, RSD461. They flew from Moscow to points east throughout Russia. They landed. Spent enough time on the ground to let people off and refuel, then took off again… back to Moscow.  As this story is published at 11:19 PM eastern US time on Saturday night, August 29, 2026, about sixteen hours ago, those five planes took off AGAIN out of Moscow and took many more Gov't officials to the same places. This is the first time - EVER - that these types of potential Gov't evacuation flights have been done back-to-back over a two-day period. In years past, the Russians have had exercises with only one set of planes going through the motions. Now, we see back-to-back evacs. Later at night.  On a weekend. Such dispersal measures have historically been associated with p

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Post screenshots, sources, and evidence, etc., that statistics are biased against white people.

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https://apnews.com/live/israel-iran-attack

>Israel attacked Iran’s capital early Friday, with explosions booming across Tehran as Israel said it targeted nuclear and military sites. The attack comes as tensions have reached new heights over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program.

>The report from Iranian state television offered few other details about what happened to Gen. Hossein Salami of the Guard. The report on air added that one other top Guard officials, as well as two nuclear scientists were also feared dead.

Welp.

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come on /pol/ its time to support White women

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New evidence reveals Karmelo Anthony planned to murder someone before ever meeting Austin Metcalf. His ex-girlfriend claimed that he stalked her and sent her an unsettling text message which read, “Im lowk [low-key] on the verge.” The message reportedly included a photo of a knife, "Imma stab someone and lick the blood off the blade,”

Less than two hours after the ex-girlfriend reported Anthony to the assistant principal, he fatally stabbed Metcalf, 17, in the chest during a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas.

Anthony's defense team argues he should be cleared of all charges because of a claim that Metcalf was allegedly involved in an incident where he was reprimanded for writing problematic language some years beforehand.

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Post your /pol/itical WEBMs in here. MP4s and other video containers may apply as well. Pardon the demoralizating video. I don't have much at hand, but the thread must be made.

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Obviously, I'm not encouraging any action or, heaven forbid, the aid of such organizations. Simply an unbiased analysis of current non-state actors based on their level of efficiency.

Number 1 is Hezbollah, by far. With a membership numbering over 100,000 fighters and support personnel and a budget of nearly a billion dollars a year, Hezbollah is the most country-like non-country in the world after disputed places like Transnistria. They are so powerful that they can go toe to toe with Israel and give the jews a bloody nose. Their command structure, like all organizations discussed, is murky for security reasons but the Secretary General Naim Qassem is allegedly in charge while strategic decisions are made by a Shura council of 7 unknown men with a bunch of sub-commanders presiding over regional units. The leadership has likely been infiltrated by jewish spies and traitors. However, this must not be severe as the organization has literally outperformed ALL surrounding state militaries. In addition to active fighters, the organization provides police, medical services, welfare, even trash disposal services to the population of southern Lebanon. This is in addition to the trash removal they provide by launching missiles at jews.

HAMAS ranks a clear number 2, again blurring the lines between state and non-state. Technically, they shouldn't be in this list since they are even more officially a "state" than Hezbollah. Controlling Gaza... more or less, HAMAS is allegedly both a party and an "army". The political wing is allegedly led by Khalil al-Hayya who is sort of the president of Gaza but not officially. He almost certainly has no direct control over the 'army" part, which appears to be under the command of a bunch of local leaders. The organization has a bunch of branches that handle social welfare and other non-violent services. Recently waffle-stomped by Israel, they're still technically able to hold territory against the jews, at least in the sense that it would cost blood to occupy some parts of Gaza. 

Houthi rebels in Yemen. Another state that's not a state but really is, they control a country sized country the size of the part of Yemen that was monarchist back in the 70s. Their revenue is very diversified ranging from taxation to Iran to extortion from shipping companies. Their revenue likely is in the hundreds of millions annually. Given that they were able to absolutely waffle stomp Saudi Arabia militarily while also at war with the "legitimate government" or Yemen and is a partner with Iran in the war against ZOG, they really should rank higher than HAMAS. They're one of the few "non"-state actors who can threaten international shipping and actually mean it.

Trailing behind but still capable is, curiously enough, ISIS. It is entirely unclear who is running ISIS even officially. America has killed more ISIS leaders than any other terrorist organization. It's kind of crazy how the Caliph average only two years in "office" before being hunted down and killed. Thus, true power in ISIS is in the hands of local commanders and cells. Their revenue was once half a billion dollars a year from direct taxation and oil trade, commanding control over a territory the size of the US state of Virginia. Today it's much smaller but doubtless receives millions of dollars through the drug trade and donations from Muslims throughout the world. ISIS is still able to exercise a monopoly on violence in large regions in Iraq and Syria. They also control territory in Libya, Nigeria, and other failed states. For instance, a month ago in the Central African Republic, ISIS forces actually overran and seized control over a Congolese army base in Butongwe. Last year alone, ISIS was responsible for over 400 attacks against various targets.

Al-Qaeda. My my my, how the mighty have fallen. Al-Qaeda is rapidly becoming a "who?" organization and only barely makes it to 5th place due to lingering name recognition. Responsible for attacks all over the shithole world numbering about 80 a year, they still technically control some territory in Somalia after Al-Shabaab pledged allegiance to the organization since 2012 in a bid to stay relevant. Which, I guess didn't pan out well. I shouldn't be too harsh on them as their revenue is (snickers) a super impressive 15 million a year. Mostly through Islamic donations, kidnappings, and extortions. Leadership is not what it once was. Since Zawahari was killed, there's no official leadership but Saif al-Adel is allegedly in command. This is of course not true as true power over action is in the hands of local commanders and regional cells. Still, better to be the Emir of Al Qaeda than the Calif of ISIS. They've only gone through 2 since Osama. ISIS has gone through at least 5 in the past 9 years. 

I'm going to skip over non-ideologically motivated criminal organizations like MS-13 and Mexican cartels. This is a political board, after all and we... well, I won't continue.

Speaking of /pol/, I should mention the National Socialist Council. This relatively powerful insurgent organization with membership approaching 10,000 armed fighters controls actual territory across two countries. It has an annual revenue of several million dollars and collects an extortion tax from governors and businesses.

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got what i fought for award