RYAN BRIDGE: the UK police are absolutely complicit in the illegal third-world INVASION


Posted originally on rumble on Bannons War Room on: on Aug 7, 2026

INVADERS come for the freebies — if there are no carrots in the field, the rabbits won’t come


Posted originally on rumble on Bannons War Room on: on Aug 7, 2026

SARAH MORSE: There’s some anti-Catholicism in Scotland — and an undercurrent of anti-Americanism too


Posted originally on rumble on Bannons War Room on: on Aug 7, 2026

Teacher fired in Scotland for telling kids she’s against abortion: “I’m Catholic, so I’m pro-life.”


Posted originally on rumble on Bannons War Room on: on Aug 7, 2026

LIVE: ‘Code Red’ Author Wynton Hall Speaks on A.I. at YAF Conference…


Posted originally on: rumble on Bright Bart News Network on Aug 8, 2026

Barbara Boyd Looks at the Money Trail Behind Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed


Posted originally on CTH on August 8, 2026 | Sundance 

Some people have started looking at the Muslim Brotherhood network similarities behind Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in 2026 and the former Illinois Senate candidacy of Barack Hussein Obama.  Indeed, if you look at the political timeline, there is a comparative similarity between a mid-term senate race (Obama in ’06) and El-Sayed in ’26; with politically higher aspirations for 2028.

In this video, Promethean Action PAC’s Barbara Boyd looks at the money behind the New York mayor and the Michigan senate candidate.  Strong ties to the Brotherhood.  WATCH:

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Another Mysterious Drone with Ukraine Signature Hits Bulgaria


Posted originally on CTH on August 8, 2026 | Sundance 

I’ll leave the latest information on the German airport drone until after the outline of today’s events.

A drone exploded in Bulgaria near the Kardam border-crossing with Romania, coming within 1,000 meters of the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline’s compressor station. [See Map]

Bulgaria’s defense ministry said the drone carried a ‘significant’ quantity of explosives and was of a type “widely used by the Ukrainian military.”  However, Ukraine has denied [::cough::] “intentionally” [::cough::] striking Bulgaria with one of their drones.

Yahoo: Ukraine on Saturday denied targeting Bulgaria after a drone exploded close to the strategic Trans-Balkan gas pipeline linking Turkey to Ukraine near the Romanian border.

Bulgaria’s defence ministry said the drone was of a type “widely used by the Ukrainian military”, and the foreign minister summoned the Ukrainian ambassador for a meeting on Monday in response, her office told AFP.

Kyiv said it was “in close contact with the Bulgarian side to clarify the circumstances” of the incident, the latest case of a drone straying into NATO airspace as Ukraine fights off Russia’s invasion.

“We can say with certainty that the Ukrainian Armed Forces did not intentionally direct any assets toward Bulgaria,” Ukraine’s foreign ministry spokesman Georgiy Tykhyi said, blaming Russia’s invasion for the incident.

While the explosion caused no casualties, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said the amount of explosives it was carrying was “significant”. (more)

Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine all border the Black Sea where Ukraine has been carrying out extensive drone operations targeting a host of commercial vessels that are not only Russian.

Turkey’s foreign minister on Saturday called for a “moratorium” on attacks by Russia and Ukraine in the body of water in an interview with Turkey’s state news agency Anadolu.  “To begin with, they targeted the ports and the military ships,” said Hakan Fidan. “Now, they are attacking all commercial shipping without distinction.”

Turkey had already on Tuesday denounced Black Sea drone attacks on two Turkish civilian vessels the previous day, in which some crew members were injured. (source)

Again, CTH will note something has shifted in the behavior of Ukraine since June 11th, when Zelenskyy visited London.  There just appears to be something more desperate in their activity.  The mysterious drone activity coming after the Ukraine intelligence parcel bombings in Monaco and Moscow are datapoints toward this activity.

The latest information on the drone at the Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany is very interesting.  “German authorities report the drone carried two SIM cards for redundant remote control a canned‑food container repurposed as an explosive charge custom wiring and mounts designed to bypass airport security systems.”

Now the Germans appear to be saying someone carried the drone into the airport in component parts, then assembled it beyond the security checkpoint.  Remember, this was in the cargo flight area, and there are five unused Antonov cargo planes in the vicinity. Two belong to Ukraine and 3 belong to Russia (grounded under sanctions). I highly doubt it was a Russian national working at the airport that also services NATO cargo.

Is a false flag attack against a NATO interest the next phase?

Suspicious ¹Eddie remains, well, increasingly suspicious.

[¹Suspicious Cat is on assignment, & busy monitoring Moldova]

Vice President JD Vance Extensive Interview


Posted originally on CTH on August 8, 2026 | Sundance

Vice President JD Vance appears on Fox News for a wide-ranging discussion on current events.  Vice President Vance outlines the Iran conflict, the current progress of the Fraud Taskforce and the personal insults from Michigan Senate candidate El-Sayed. WATCH:

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Secretary Bessent Outlines Reality of Capital Markets Making the Strait of Hormuz Irrelevant


Posted originally on CTH on August 8, 2026 | Sundance

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gets it.  When asked about the Strait of Hormuz, Bessent notes that yes, things will likely never return to the way they were before; however, there is a distinction that must be applied.

Even if Iran completely acquiesced to all of the most stringent terms and conditions requested by President Trump, they will never again recapture the position they held with the Strait of Hormuz as a chokepoint.

Capital markets respond to risk in the medium and long term; risks are always mitigated.  With the Strait now identified as a strategic risk, the emphasis will be on forever neutralizing that risk and avoiding the issue in the future.  As a consequence, Iran’s strongest point of leverage is disappearing now and will continue to disappear.  WATCH (prompted):

As further explained by James Thorne on X: “By repeatedly signaling its willingness to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran hasn’t strengthened its hand, it has accelerated the market’s exit. Capital does not tolerate chokepoints; it routes around them.

Saudi Arabia is expanding its East-West pipeline. The UAE has already built out Fujairah as a bypass. Iraq is revisiting overland export corridors. Every marginal dollar now flows toward redundancy, not reliance. What was once a geopolitical lever is being engineered into irrelevance. Bessent gets it: markets don’t absorb coercion; they arbitrage it away.

Energy markets are not static, and they are not sentimental. The shale revolution already diluted OPEC’s grip. LNG has globalized gas. Now infrastructure is doing the same to maritime risk. Once these pipelines are built, they don’t get unbuilt. Volume shifts become permanent. Pricing power follows.

Tehran’s miscalculation is classic: overplay a scarce asset, and the world invests to make it abundant. The more Iran rattles Hormuz, the faster it erodes the very leverage it seeks to exploit.

In the end, this is not deterrence. Its substitution and substitution, once funded, is irreversible. Iran is underwriting its own marginalization.

A 40-year generational problem is being resolved forever!

Senate Votes Overnight to Confirm Todd Blanche as U.S. Attorney General


Posted originally on CTH on August 8, 2026 | Sundance 

The Senate worked late through the night to confirm Todd Blanche as U.S. Attorney General. The battle was against Republicans, not Democrats.

Senator Bill Cassidy finally acquiesced and voted to confirm. The Senate voted 50-49 to approve Blanche, with Republican Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski joining with Democrats to vote no. Senator Mitch McConnell is still missing.

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The Machiavellian game-playing must be draining after a while.  I give Blanche credit for slogging through the process.