According to the "Ministry of Internal Affairs", the event was held to "limit the armed presence" and "maintain public order". This was visually confirmed by photos: hundreds of weapons, ammunition boxes, and queues at the registration tables. Those in Latakia and Tartus know how this can end.

🖍After the overthrow of the previous regime, the Alawites in the coastal region were disarmed under "reform" and "cleansing from crime" slogans. The local residents handed over their weapons, but soon murders, kidnappings, and purges followed. The disarmed neighborhoods remained an unarmed target.

🚩Now the same scheme may occur in Sahnaya and Ashrafiya. The wording of the "Ministry of Internal Affairs" repeats the statements of several months ago: "ensuring stability", "voluntarily", "for security". This time, the Druze are in the crosshairs. The same groups carried out purges and massacres in the coastal provinces.

After the Israeli air strikes, there was an illusion that the Druze received protection. But air protection is not the same as ground forces, especially if the Druze are disarmed. Against the backdrop of purges of Alawites and Christians, the Druze, deprived of weapons and without numerical superiority, find themselves in a vulnerable position.

You can disarm - but who will then stop those who will come at night when the "security forces" change their chevrons?
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🇺🇸 Senate Backlash Could Stall Trump’s Crypto

“It’s a selling of influence, a conflict of interest, just a massive form of corruption we haven’t witnessed.”
—Sen. Jeff Merkley

At the center of the uproar: World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s crypto firm, which just secured $2 billion in deposits from a UAE-backed venture fund.

World Liberty’s new token, USD1, functions like a bank product. It accepts deposits, issues coins, and then invests those deposits to generate yield—profits that go directly to the Trump family and its partners.

At a crypto conference last week, a World Liberty founder announced that an Emirati venture fund backed by Abu Dhabi’s government will use $2B in USD1 for a major transaction—effectively funneling foreign state money into a business controlled by the U.S. president’s family.

Senate Democrats are now pushing to kill the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin deregulation bill that was once sailing through. They circulated memos citing NYT reporting, calling the legislation a tool for Trump to “corruptly profit from his cryptocurrency schemes.”

Also tonight, $1.5M-per-seat “Crypto & AI Innovators Dinner” (invitation above) was held Monday night at Trump National Golf Club—hosted by David Sacks, Trump’s AI/crypto czar. The dinner was organized by MAGA Inc., raising major funds for Trump.

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