INDIA HAS JUST CUT OFF FRESH WATER SUPPLY TO 80% of PAKISTAN

 

India has just closed all the flow gates at four separate dams along the Indus River that feed fresh water into Pakistan. Yesterday, in response to a terrorist attack in Kashmir which killed 26 India (Hindu) Tourists, India blamed Pakistan and took aggressive actions against Pakistan.

Among the actions taken by India was “suspension” of the Indus River Water Treaty, which has been in-place since 1960.

The Indus River flows from the Himalaya Mountains southwestward through northern India.  It then crosses into Pakistan and flows due south through all of Pakistan, emptying into the Arabian Sea.  The River provides Pakistan with fresh water for its people. Pakistan said today that if India halts the flow of water from the Indus River, Pakistan will treat that as an “act of War” and respond with force.

March home sales drop to their slowest pace since 2009 Housing market stalls as homeowners struggle to sell

Higher mortgage rates and concern over the broader economy are making for a weak start to the all-important spring housing market.

Sales of previously owned homes in March fell 5.9% from February to 4.02 million units on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis, according to the National Association of Realtors. That’s the slowest March sales pace since 2009.

Sales were 2.4% lower than in March 2024 and slumped across all regions month to month. They fell hardest in the West, the priciest region of the country, down more than 9%. The West, however, was the only region to see a year-over-year gain, due to strong activity in the Rocky Mountain states, where job growth is strong.

Iowa Opens Gun-Carry Permitting to those 18 or older

Adults under 21 years old can now obtain concealed carry permits in the Hawkeye State. On Friday, Republican Governor Kim Reynolds signed House File 924 into law. The legislation lowers the minimum age to legally carry a concealed firearm. It also lowers the age at which it becomes illegal to sell a used gun to another person. Both are now set at 18. “I joined the Marines when I was 18, I graduated from boot camp when I was 18. I was carrying firearms in the military, ready to defend my country when I was 18, along with hundreds of thousands of other young men and women,” Republican Representative Steven Holt, who sponsored the bill, told The Des Moines Register. “So the idea that an 18-year-old, a 19-year-old, a 20-year-old, doesn’t have a right to own a firearm in protection of their families—which is really what the Second Amendment is about, right?”

More truth coming out on the piece of trash illegal alien criminals: Deported ‘Maryland Father’, Kilmar’s Vehicle Pulled Over Full Of Migrants Owned By Convicted Human-Trafficker

It has been revealed that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported El Salvadoran man (aka, ‘Maryland Father’) at the center of an intense political debate, was suspected by a Tennessee state trooper of human trafficking in 2022 after he was pulled over for driving erratically in a black 2001 Chevrolet Suburban – owned by another individual, full of people. During the interview, subject pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions,” reads the summary. “When asked what relationship he had with the registered owner of the vehicle, subject replied the owner of the vehicle is his boss, and that his work is in construction.” “There was no luggage in the vehicle, leading the encountering officer to suspect this was a human trafficking incident,” according to DHS records. the SUV was owned by a man who was himself deported after pleading guilty to smuggling illegal aliens in 2020. Abrego Garcia told the state trooper that the SUV was owned by his boss. DHS documents, meanwhile, identified the owner of the vehicle as Jose Ramon Hernandez Reyes – whose 2001 Suburban was flagged separately by Homeland Security Investigations Baltimore field office as belonging to a target the suspected of human trafficking or smuggling, the documents reveal.

“Vehicle is used by HSI Baltimore target in human smuggling/trafficking operation. Vehicle makes trips to southern border to pick up non-citizens,” reads the record, adding that the Baltimore HSI case agent should be notified if the vehicle is encountered. Jose Ramon Hernandez Reyes, who Abrego Garcia claimed he was working for, had been previously convicted of smuggling illegal aliens into the United States. In 2020, Hernandez Reyes, himself an illegal alien, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 18 months in prison for smuggling fellow illegal aliens in the United States after he was stopped by law enforcement in Mississippi in a car with passengers from Mexico, El Salvador and Honduras. Homeland Security records indicate Hernandez Reyes’ “deport order” was reinstated in March 2021, as his 18-month sentence was nearing its end. –

While the retard Youtube Christians are warning you about bullshit that never happens, ask yourselves why the cartels are doing this, ALL over the country, right now !

(FREMONT COUNTY, Colo.) — Two men have been arrested and charged after detectives with the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) found about 180 boxes of ammunition, with each box containing 1,000 rounds. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, detectives with FCSO conducted a traffic stop of a car occupied by two people in Cañon City. During the search, detectives found what they estimated to be 150 boxes of .38 ammunition and approximately 30 boxes of 7.62 ammunition. Each box was labeled as containing 1,000 rounds. The men, Caesar Ramon Martinez Solis, 41, and Humberto Ivan Amador Gavira, 24, both from Mexico, are facing charges of Unlawful Possession of Ammunition by Alien Admitted Under a Nonimmigrant Visa.

The investigation is being handled by the Denver Field Office of Homeland Security and FCSO, with assistance from the Denver Field Office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.

Hong Kong has just suspended postal services for all goods to the U.S. as of April 16, 2025.

This immediate disruption is UN-expected and likely due to escalating trade tensions, following a brief U.S. Postal Service ban on Hong Kong and China parcels in February 2025, which was reversed after potential disruptions to platforms like Shein and Temu. This move could disrupt global supply chains very quickly, as Hong Kong is a massive shipping hub.

Remember when the dumbass preppers prophets and watchmen were telling you nothing would be available and would go up 400% in price overnight ?

Canada announces new support for Canadian businesses affected by U.S. tariffs. Minister Champagne announced a performance-based remission framework for automakers, designed to incentivize continued production and investment in Canada. In recognition of the integrated nature of the North American automotive sector, this will allow automakers that continue to manufacture vehicles in Canada to import a certain number of U.S.-assembled, CUSMA-compliant vehicles into Canada, free of the countermeasure tariffs that Canada has imposed.

The Minister also announced that the government intends to provide temporary 6-month relief for goods imported from the U.S. that are used in Canadian manufacturing, processing and food and beverage packaging, and for those used to support public health, health care, public safety, and national security objectives. This provides immediate relief to a broad cross-section of Canadian businesses that must rely on U.S. inputs to support their competitiveness as well as to entities integral to Canadians’ health and safety, such as hospitals, long-term care facilities and fire departments. The remission is provided on a time-limited basis to provide businesses and entities with additional time to adjust their supply chains and prioritize domestic sources of supply if available.

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The savages are proving how mighty America is not: Two US Aircraft Carriers Now Now Bombing Houthi Forces “Around the Clock”

The carrier USS Carl Vinson has arrived in the U.S. Navy operating area in the Red Sea, joining carrier USS Harry S. Truman. Both carrier strike groups are now working around the clock targeting Houthi targets in western Yemen, including the group’s military sites and its senior leadership.

“Why have just one, when you can have two juggernauts, operating around the clock, seven days a week,” commented Capt. Christ “Chowdah” Hill, CO of USS Truman  In a statement Friday, Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said that the group’s forces continue to target the U.S. Navy task force, and have launched “several cruise missiles and drones” at American targets in the Red Sea since Thursday. “Sooner or later, the enemy will realize that the . . . people of Yemen do not submit or kneel,” he claimed. 

The strike campaign is just one aspect of the pressure that the Trump administration is applying to Houthi forces. The White House has also strongly encouraged Iran – the Houthi group’s primary foreign sponsor – to cease supplying arms and advisors to the Yemeni militants. Iran has reportedly withdrawn its personnel from Yemen as a precautionary measure, and is starting Omani-brokered talks with U.S. negotiators. 

A terrifying virus shuts European borders as PM says it may be ‘biological attack’

Foot and mouth disease – which hasn’t been detected in Hungary for over half a century – has broken out in the country, forcing Austria and Slovakia to shut their borders. It’s sweeping through Europe forcing the closure of borders, with fears it could have been launched in a “biological attack”. Livestock are being slaughtered by the thousands, the first in more than 50 years.

In response, Austria and Slovakia have closed dozens of their border crossings to the landlocked country, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health. A Hungarian spokesperson said the disease, which was first detected on a cattle farm near the northwest border, may have been “artificially engineered”.

What until you see the what happens with this: U.S. finds two largest lithium deposits on Earth. McDermitt Caldera could power 300 years of domestic battery needs

The United States just hit the lithium jackpot. Twice. Not one but two of the largest lithium deposits in the world have been found within its borders. This isn’t just a geological windfall. It is a geopolitical shift, and the timing could not be more strategic.Tucked between Oregon and Nevada, the McDermitt Caldera is now recognized as the largest known lithium deposit on Earth. The numbers are staggering. Up to 40 million metric tons of lithium lie beneath its volcanic soil. At current demand levels, this single deposit could power the nation’s lithium needs for over three centuries.

That kind of supply is not just about batteries. It is about leverage. For the first time in modern history, the United States may hold the cards in a mineral market long dominated by rivals. At the top of that list: China.The discovery’s implications are global. China currently refines the vast majority of the world’s lithium and controls much of its supply. With the McDermitt Caldera now on the map, that dominance is at risk. A $1.5 trillion resource hidden in plain sight is finally within reach.

Pentagon deploys largest number of B-2 bombers in history for possible strike on Iran

In recent days, reports have emerged suggesting that the United States is positioning an extraordinary number of B-2 Spirit stealth bombers in preparation for a possible military strike against Iran. This development has sparked widespread speculation and concern, with multiple news outlets shedding light on the escalating tensions in the Middle East and the strategic maneuvers underway. The backdrop to this military posturing is a long-standing feud between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, exacerbated by Iran’s nuclear ambitions and its support for proxy groups in the region. The unprecedented nature of the B-2 deployment, if accurate, marks a significant shift in U.S. military posture toward Iran. Whether this is a prelude to war or a high-stakes diplomatic bluff remains unclear, but the concentration of such advanced weaponry in the region has undoubtedly raised the stakes.

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