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“Foi Deliberado”: Steve Sweeney Conta a Tucker Carlson Como Israel Quase o Matou com um Míssil GBU-38

No sul do Líbano, o jornalista britânico Steve Sweeney, correspondente da RT, quase foi assassinado por um míssil israelense em 19 de março de 2026, enquanto filmava a destruição de pontes e a limpeza étnica em massa de mais de um milhão de civis.

Vestindo colete “PRESS” e ao lado do cameraman Ali Rida, Sweeney estava reportando na ponte de al-Qasmiyeh quando um caça F-16 disparou um míssil GBU-38 (fabricado nos EUA) que explodiu a poucos metros dele. Os dois sobreviveram por milagre, feridos por estilhaços.

Dias depois, ainda com marcas do ataque, Sweeney sentou-se com Tucker Carlson e revelou: não foi acidente — foi uma tentativa deliberada de silenciá-lo por expor o que Israel não quer que o mundo veja: vilarejos cristãos esvaziados, pontes destruídas para isolar o sul do Líbano, tanques Merkava queimando e uma resistência feroz do Hezbollah.

Nesta entrevista explosiva, Sweeney conta detalhes chocantes do ataque, acusa Israel de limpeza étnica em escala maior que a Nakba, denuncia a cumplicidade britânica e americana, e explica por que jornalistas que filmam a verdade viram alvo.

Um depoimento cru, sem filtros, que desmonta a narrativa oficial e mostra o lado oculto da guerra no Líbano.

Não perca. A verdade que quase custou a vida de um jornalista.

➡️ Link do vídeo legendado por Alfredo Rodrigues, em seu canal Quero Imigrar, a quem expressamos nosso sincero agradecimento: https://intelligentia.tv/w/k4SkF8aMgYA6zVHXxzYcbM

➡️ Link do vídeo original no Canal de Tucker Carlson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPHc1X_vay4

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O Míssil que Quase Silenciou a Verdade: A Tentativa de Assassinato de Israel contra o Jornalista Steve Sweeney e o Véu que Cai sobre o “Gran

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Stunning Electoral Victory Of Truck Driver Over N.J. Power Broker Clouded By Disturbing Social Media Posts

Edward Durr, who is projected to win a seat in the New Jersey state Senate, has a dark history on social media

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GOP trucker Ed Durr beats top NJ lawmaker

New Jersey’s longtime state Senate president, Democrat Steve Sweeney lost reelection, falling to a Republican newcomer who spent little money and underscoring Democratic woes in the Biden era.

Mike Catalini at AP, via NewsNation Now:

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey’s longtime state Senate president, Democrat Steve Sweeney lost reelection, falling to a Republican newcomer who spent little money and underscoring Democratic woes in the Biden era.

Edward Durr, a furniture company truck driver and first-time officeholder, defeated Sweeney in New Jersey’s 3rd Legislative District, according to results tallied Thursday.

Sweeney’s defeat was unexpected, and has cast the fate of state government into uncertainty.

“It is stunning and shocking and I cannot figure it out,” said Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg said in an interview.

His loss unfolded in a politically competitive suburban Philadelphia district whose counties split their votes between Democrats and Republicans in the presidential elections in 2016 and again in 2020.

It also coincided with boosted GOP turnout even in an off-year election that saw Republicans make gains across the state. Durr’s victory Thursday netted about 3% more votes than Sweeney did in 2017 in unofficial returns.

Sweeney’s attention was also focused on tight Senate races elsewhere in the state.

In New Jersey, Edward Durr (R) topples longtime State Senate President Steve Sweeney (D) from his NJ-LD03 seat. This win, perversely, is big one for the Garden State's progressives. 

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Sweeney, Top South Jersey Democrats Endorse Harrison for Congress

Steve Sweeney announced support for Brigid Callahan Harrison as the Democratic candidate for New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District.

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New Jersey Senate President exploring ‘restriction’ on legal weed edibles Senate President Stephen Sweeney will look at a possible restriction on edible forms of marijuana in an attempt to win over legislators 

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Conversations with Brian Solomon; Trains Magazine Podcast Episode 19—Discussions on railroad photography.

Conversations with Brian Solomon; Trains Magazine Podcast Episode 19—Discussions on railroad photography.

In this most recent podcast, I discuss railroad photography with Trains Associate Editor Brian Schmidt and Digital Editor Steve Sweeney. What do the editors see as overplayed in the genre? How can you get your photos in Trains Magazine? Listen in today and learn!

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For two and a half years, Sen. Troy Singleton has been pushing a bill to make independent expenditure committees disclose their major donors the way candidates do. “Essentially, it puts these independent expenditures in line with campaign committees, if they’re in county party political committees, so that there is full disclosure. I think that people need to understand where the money is going, that folks are trying to influence public policy and the electoral process. So it sets up a mechanism for reporting and registration of independent expenditure committees through the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission,” Singleton said. Singleton’s bill got momentum last month when a political committee that supports Gov. Murphy, New Direction New Jersey, reneged on a pledge to publicize its donors. The officers of that group blamed special interests for creating a toxic environment that required confidentiality. Murphy called on them to make the names public, but, underscoring their independence, they said no. Senate President Steve Sweeney criticized the lack of transparency, until it was pointed out that a super PAC linked to his ally George Norcross got a $55,000 dollar donation from PSEG just months after Sweeney helped pass a $300 million nuclear subsidy bill that benefited the company. Now both sides support Singleton’s so-called dark money bill. “I will tell you, I get less about the why’s than the fact we’re moving forward. I think related to whether it’s the conversation around Gov. Murphy’s issue advocacy campaign or the conversation as it’s related to PSEG. I think regardless of all that, we know this issue is something has been prevalent in our country and in New Jersey, and we need to put some parameters in place,” Singleton said.

'Dark money' bill would force organizations to disclose donors | Video | NJTV News

One issue where the feud between Murphy and Sweeney may turn out to be useful.