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⁣Professor Jiang tells Tucker Carlson secret societies are scripting the end of the world with the Iran conflict:

“This is a plan that has been in motion for centuries and it involves different religious groups among the Jews Frankis Shabbat Lubovich but also involves the Freemasons, the Knights Templars, the Rosicrucians, it involves the Jesuits.

You have these different secret societies, different religious organizations working together through the centuries to achieve this plan for the end of the world which heralds the messianic age.

There are different components of this plan but but the basic components are one is the creation of the state of Israel which happened in 1948 and then you need to have the building of the third temple which requires the destruction of the Al-Aqsa Mosque which could happen during this war.

The Israelis have closed off the Al-Aqsa Mosque as well as other religious sites these past few days. There's rumors that for the past two years the Israelis have been conducting these archeological digs under the Al-Aqsa Mosque to basically destroy the foundations of the mosque so that they can conduct a controlled demolition of the mosque and blame it on a missile strike from the Iranians.”

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⁣Why Indonesia’s New Capital May Become One of the World’s Most Comfortable Cities to Live In

By Jamie McIntyre - Australian National Review

After spending several days visiting Indonesia’s remarkable new capital, Nusantara, one thing became immediately obvious.

This city feels different.

Unlike many tropical cities that can become hot, humid and congested, Nusantara has an incredibly fresh feel. During my visit in what is currently the drier season, daytime temperatures were warm but

comfortable, while the evenings were surprisingly pleasant, helped by a constant breeze flowing through the surrounding forests.

It prompted me to ask a simple question.

If it’s this comfortable now, what will it be like during the hottest part of the year?

The answer may surprise many people.

Because Nusantara sits close to the equator, it doesn’t experience the dramatic seasonal temperature swings Australians are familiar with. Instead, temperatures remain remarkably stable throughout the

year, generally ranging between 30 and 34 degrees during the day and around 22 to 25 degrees overnight. The wet season brings more rain rather than significantly higher temperatures.

While there will naturally be hotter days that occasionally reach the mid-30s, the city’s location, extensive forest cover and proximity to the coast help generate natural airflow that reduces the oppressive

heat often experienced in large inland cities.

What impressed me even more was the air quality.

Coming from cities where traffic congestion, industrial pollution and urban sprawl dominate the skyline, Nusantara feels like breathing in fresh rainforest air.

That isn’t accidental.

Indonesia has deliberately designed Nusantara as a “Forest City”, preserving vast areas of natural vegetation while integrating urban development into the surrounding landscape rather than replacing it.

Wide boulevards, thousands of trees, electric public transport and the absence of heavy industry nearby all contribute to what could become one of the cleanest capital cities in Asia.

Of course, like much of Indonesia, there remains the occasional risk of regional haze during severe forest fire seasons elsewhere in the archipelago. However, under normal conditions, Nusantara enjoys

significant natural advantages over many of Asia’s major metropolitan areas.

Scientists also believe that although all growing cities eventually create some urban heat, Nusantara’s extensive green planning should significantly reduce the “urban heat island” effect compared with

conventional cities dominated by concrete and asphalt.

Walking around Nusantara today, it already feels more like a modern eco-city than a traditional capital.

Wide landscaped streets.

Beautiful architecture.

Open green spaces.

Clean air.

Minimal traffic.

It’s a striking contrast to many of the world’s older capital cities that are now struggling with congestion, pollution and overcrowding.

As Indonesia continues developing Nusantara over the coming decades, the country has a rare opportunity to build not simply another capital city, but one of the healthiest, greenest and most liveable urban

environments on the planet.

If the current vision is maintained, future generations may well look at Nusantara as the blueprint for how new cities should be built in the 21st century.

Having now experienced it firsthand, I believe the greatest surprise isn’t the futuristic buildings.

It’s how comfortable the city already feels.

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⁣Branding Jakarta as a Global Icon

A Vision to Create One of the World’s Most Recognisable Urban Landmarks

Indonesia is one of the world’s fastest-rising nations.

By 2050, many economists forecast Indonesia will rank among the world’s largest economies.

Yet while Jakarta is already one of the world’s biggest metropolitan areas, home to almost 42 million people across Greater Jakarta, it remains surprisingly unrecognisable to much of the world.

Millions of people could identify the skylines of New York, London, Singapore or Dubai instantly.

But ask them to picture Jakarta… and many simply can’t.

That isn’t a problem.

It’s an incredible opportunity.

At LUX Property Group, we believe Jakarta deserves a landmark that instantly identifies the city wherever it appears, on television, in films, on social media, and in tourism campaigns around the world.

A landmark that becomes the symbol of modern Indonesia.

Our proposal centres on one of Jakarta’s most iconic locations.

Bundaran HI.

Already recognised as the heart of Central Jakarta, we envision transforming the existing public space into one of the world’s great civic destinations while preserving the functionality of this important

intersection.

Imagine a beautifully landscaped civic plaza where Indonesians and international visitors gather every day.

A permanent entertainment stage hosting cultural performances, concerts, national celebrations and international events.

An extraordinary choreographed fountain and waterfall featuring music, lighting, mist and programmable water displays that becomes one of Asia’s most photographed attractions.

And every evening…

Jakarta comes alive with a spectacular laser, light and multimedia show.

Projection mapping, fountains and music combine to tell Indonesia’s remarkable story.

From Jakarta to Nusantara.

From Bali to Lombok.

From Raja Ampat to Borobudur.

From Komodo National Park to Indonesia’s incredible culture, innovation and future.

Rather than simply displaying advertising, the precinct becomes a living showcase of Indonesia itself.

A place that inspires visitors.

Promotes tourism.

Encourages investment.

Celebrates culture.

And creates unforgettable memories.

Around the world, cities compete through iconic imagery.

Paris has the Eiffel Tower.

Sydney has its magnificent harbour.

Singapore has Marina Bay.

Jakarta deserves a globally recognised destination that reflects the confidence, creativity and ambition of modern Indonesia.

The benefits could be enormous.

More international visitors.

Longer tourist stays.

Greater spending across hotels, restaurants and retail.

More international events.

Greater global media exposure.

Thousands of jobs.

And billions of annual social media impressions as visitors share images of Jakarta with the world.

This proposal could be delivered through government investment, a public-private partnership, or private investment under government oversight.

LUX Property Group would be honoured to assist should the Government of Indonesia wish to explore the concept further.

But equally, we are pleased simply to contribute this vision because we believe in Indonesia’s future.

Our founder has proudly called Indonesia home for several years.

His partner is Indonesian.

And our company is committed to investing in Indonesia’s long-term tourism, hospitality and economic growth.

Indonesia stands at the beginning of an extraordinary new chapter.

Jakarta continues to grow as a global business centre.

Nusantara is rising as the nation’s future capital.

Now is the perfect time to create a landmark that captures the imagination of the world.

One destination.

One iconic image.

One powerful symbol of Indonesia’s future.

Thank you for your consideration.

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⁣The head of Zelensky's ‘Servant of the People’ faction, David Arakhamia, admits that they rejected a chance for peace intentionally

He confirmed that the conflict in Ukraine could have ended last spring. All Russia demanded was Ukraine to be neutral:

“Russia’s goal was to put pressure on us so that we would accept neutrality. This was the main thing for them: they were ready to end the war if we accepted neutrality, like Finland once did. And we would give an obligation that we would not join NATO. This was the main thing,” – he admitted.

But then British Prime Minister Boris Johnson came to Kiev and forbade signing the peace agreement with Russia.

He said "let's just fight."

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⁣Australia Is Being Conquered State by State: The Israel Influence, Globalist Agenda & the Fight for Australia’s Future

Australia is facing a battle over its political independence, economy, infrastructure, and national identity.

In this episode of The McIntyre Report, the discussion examines the forces shaping Australia's future — from the growing influence of Israel and international interests to privatization, political corruption,

immigration, censorship, and the broader globalist agenda.

The conversation also looks at Australia's energy crisis and the controversial decisions surrounding coal, power stations, infrastructure, and the sale of public assets. The episode questions whether these

policies are simply incompetence — or part of a much larger transformation of the country.

The discussion then expands to the Middle East, Iran, Israel, Gaza, and Australia's position within the wider geopolitical struggle. It also explores why more people are beginning to question Australia's

relationship with foreign powers and whether the country is becoming increasingly disconnected from the interests of its own population.

Who is really shaping Australia's future — and how much control do Australians still have over their own country?

Is Australia losing control of its own future?

The McIntyre Report by @jamiemcintyre21 (https://x.com/jamiemcintyre21)

Chapters:
00:24 — The Million-Dollar Vaccine Challenge
05:58 — Israel, Gaza, and the Politics of Identity
13:15 — Trump's Iran Gamble and Israel Pressure
18:00 — The $1.2 Billion Power Station Scandal
21:17 — Lindsey Graham Death
24:33 — Israel, immigration, and Australia’s Future
29:04 — Indonesia’s $15 Million Corruption Scandal
31:41 — Dan Bilzerian, Israel, and Political Ambitions

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⁣North Sulawesi: The “Great Barrier Reef of Indonesia” Waiting to Be Discovered - Part 3

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⁣Israel Humanity's Sole Enemy.

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