🚨 BREAKING: Britain and Northern Ireland took to the streets against mass migration and now Italy has joined the movement. With French patriots announcing their next. Nationalist rallies are rapidly sweeping across Europe.

🇦🇱⚔️🇺🇲 - For a second week, thousands of Albanians have filled the streets of Tirana under one banner: "Albania is not for sale." The target is a roughly €1.4 billion ($1.6 billion) luxury resort planned for Sazan Island and the protected Vjosa-Narta wetlands by a firm tied to Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners. Two things make this more than a local zoning fight. The first is the conflict of interest, which is structural, not incidental. Affinity Partners is bankrolled largely by foreign sovereign wealth — Saudi Arabia and other governments — and Kushner runs it while serving as an informal diplomatic hand for his father-in-law's administration, including on Iran. Now consider the timeline Albanian reporting lays out: the Kushner-linked entity, Atlantic Incubation Partners, was reportedly granted "strategic investor" status — fast-tracked permits, incentives — just weeks before Trump's inauguration, allegedly without a business plan or feasibility study for an uninhabited former military island. SPAK, Albania's anti-corruption prosecutor, has now opened an investigation into how the land's protected status was changed and how the rights were obtained. That is the question that matters: not whether a resort is pretty, but whether a foreign government accelerated a sweetheart deal for the U.S. president's family while that family holds power. The answer isn't confirmed — but the question is legitimate, and SPAK is asking it. The second is that this has a precedent, and the precedent cuts toward the protesters. Last year Kushner walked away from a strikingly similar project in Belgrade — redeveloping a former army headquarters — after sustained street protests made it untenable. So the Albanian demonstrators are not shouting into the void. They are running a play that has already worked once against the same investor. Street pressure has a track record here, which is precisely why the size and persistence of these rallies is the variable to watch. What the Trump-Kushner side will say is straightforward and not frivolous: this is private investment, ~€1.4 billion into one of Europe's poorest economies, roughly a thousand jobs, a derelict Cold War base turned into a Mediterranean destination. Ivanka Trump has described falling for the island on a swim from a friend's boat. The Rama government approved it as economic development, not a favor. That case deserves to be heard. But it doesn't dissolve the core problem — when the developer is the ruling family of a superpower and the host government bends its own environmental protections to clear the way, "private investment" and "state interest" stop being separable. Belgrade showed the deal can be undone. Tirana is now testing whether it will be.

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump constructing Epstein island 2.0 / WW3 bunker on Albanian PROTECTED land. It doesn’t matter how much Albanias protest. They will get this island. You know why? $1.6B is why. It was never Dems vs Reps. It’s always been normies vs Elites.

🇦🇱⚔️🇺🇲 - For a second week, thousands of Albanians have filled the streets of Tirana under one banner: "Albania is not for sale." The target is a roughly €1.4 billion ($1.6 billion) luxury resort planned for Sazan Island and the protected Vjosa-Narta wetlands by a firm tied to Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners. Two things make this more than a local zoning fight. The first is the conflict of interest, which is structural, not incidental. Affinity Partners is bankrolled largely by foreign sovereign wealth — Saudi Arabia and other governments — and Kushner runs it while serving as an informal diplomatic hand for his father-in-law's administration, including on Iran. Now consider the timeline Albanian reporting lays out: the Kushner-linked entity, Atlantic Incubation Partners, was reportedly granted "strategic investor" status — fast-tracked permits, incentives — just weeks before Trump's inauguration, allegedly without a business plan or feasibility study for an uninhabited former military island. SPAK, Albania's anti-corruption prosecutor, has now opened an investigation into how the land's protected status was changed and how the rights were obtained. That is the question that matters: not whether a resort is pretty, but whether a foreign government accelerated a sweetheart deal for the U.S. president's family while that family holds power. The answer isn't confirmed — but the question is legitimate, and SPAK is asking it. The second is that this has a precedent, and the precedent cuts toward the protesters. Last year Kushner walked away from a strikingly similar project in Belgrade — redeveloping a former army headquarters — after sustained street protests made it untenable. So the Albanian demonstrators are not shouting into the void. They are running a play that has already worked once against the same investor. Street pressure has a track record here, which is precisely why the size and persistence of these rallies is the variable to watch. What the Trump-Kushner side will say is straightforward and not frivolous: this is private investment, ~€1.4 billion into one of Europe's poorest economies, roughly a thousand jobs, a derelict Cold War base turned into a Mediterranean destination. Ivanka Trump has described falling for the island on a swim from a friend's boat. The Rama government approved it as economic development, not a favor. That case deserves to be heard. But it doesn't dissolve the core problem — when the developer is the ruling family of a superpower and the host government bends its own environmental protections to clear the way, "private investment" and "state interest" stop being separable. Belgrade showed the deal can be undone. Tirana is now testing whether it will be.

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In Slowenien wurde knapp eine Stunde nach Amtsantritt der neuen Regierung die Pali Fahne vom Regierungsgebäude gesenkt. PaliWoke Hass-Sozialisten (zu unterscheiden von klassischen Sozialdemokraten) aus der Regierung draussen.... und schon halten in Slowenien Normalität, Anstand und Hausverstand wieder Einzug.

x.com/LizaRosen0000/status/2… Never forget who Keir Starmer picked for Home Secretary. UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood once enthusiastically supported a boycott that forced a Sainsbury’s store to close because it sold Israeli goods. She praised the “positive atmosphere” of the anti-Israel protest. This is not harmless. It is active support for the economic warfare Hamas and Hezbollah wage against the Jewish state. The real objective has never been “Free Palestine.” It has always been the elimination of Israel along with its entire Jewish population. With antisemitism surging in Britain, is she fit to oversee the country’s security and immigration policy? Shabana Mahmood did not simply express an opinion. She actively participated in efforts to economically damage Israeli businesses and celebrated when a British supermarket was forced to shut down. This is the same woman now responsible for policing, counter-terrorism, border control, and protecting British citizens from rising antisemitic violence. This appointment reveals everything about Keir Starmer’s priorities. He chose someone with a record of supporting boycotts against the Jewish state at a time when Jewish communities in Britain are facing unprecedented levels of intimidation and attack. Someone who once stood with those trying to isolate and weaken Israel is now in charge of keeping Britain safe.