He never sent a dime he pocketed all the money He's a crook thief and liar Sorry NOT Sorry Your whole family are thieves themaximusbreakdown 3 hours ago Cross-border water contamination along the California Mexico border is receiving renewed state intervention after Governor Gavin Newsom announced the deployment of $46 million in voter-approved funding to accelerate cleanup efforts for the heavily polluted Tijuana River and New River systems. The waterways have faced long-standing environmental and public health concerns linked to sewage flows, industrial discharge, and infrastructure breakdowns spanning both sides of the border. State and local agencies have repeatedly flagged elevated contamination levels that impact coastal communities, ecosystems, and tourism activity in Southern California. The new funding package is aimed at expanding cleanup operations, improving monitoring systems, and supporting infrastructure upgrades intended to reduce ongoing pollution at its source. Environmental remediation efforts in the region typically require sustained binational coordination, as water flow and contamination sources cross jurisdictional boundaries. The initiative reflects continued pressure on state governments to address persistent environmental risks tied to cross-border infrastructure failures. #California #GavinNewsom #Environment #WaterPollution #BreakingNews instagram.com/p/DZqQTosAf-V/…

The fact that some Palestinians are willing to accept a 2SS or a binational state with "equal rights for all" because they don't think complete liberation is possible doesn't mean the pro-Palestine movement shouldn't advocate for complete liberation

If u are binational u can’t understand

Giving away the game that Piker's ideal Israel is a binational South Africa style state with "pluralism" written into the constitution and a civil war countdown date of 15 years. This is the same shit he was pushing in 2023, it's clear this is all just an electoral tool to him

These two towns have essentially functioned as a single binational community for over 170 years — separated by an international border that, at this exact spot, is sometimes barely more than a stream. 🌎⭐ Eagle Pass, Texas, and Piedras Negras, Mexico, were established as twin border towns in the 1850s, growing up on opposite sides of the Rio Grande at a natural shallow crossing point that had been used by travelers and traders for generations before either formal town existed. The U.S. established Fort Duncan on the Texas side to monitor the crossing, while Piedras Negras developed as its Mexican counterpart. What's often underappreciated about the Texas-Mexico border region, particularly along stretches like this, is just how genuinely binational the communities have been from the very beginning — families with members on both sides of the river, economic activity that has always flowed in both directions, and a shared regional identity that, for the people actually living there, has often mattered more than the formal international border itself. This pattern repeats up and down the Rio Grande — Laredo and Nuevo Laredo, El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, Brownsville and Matamoros — twin cities that function, in countless practical ways, as single communities divided by a line on a map. Understanding this binational reality is essential to understanding the actual lived history and culture of the Texas border region, which has never been a simple story of two separate countries that happen to share a boundary. Did you know how interconnected Texas border towns and their Mexican sister cities have always been? 💬 Drop a comment and tell us — and follow Texas Crossroads for more images and stories about the full, complex history of the Texas-Mexico border region. Share this with someone who values the complete story. ⭐🤠 #EaglePass #TexasMexicoBorder #BorderHistory #TexasHistory #TexasCrossroads

The Cost of Americas #1 Welfare State $8 trillion Total cost of Middle East wars waged on behalf of Israel (Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen) $300 billion U.S. foreign and military aid to Israel (inflation-adjusted) $29 billion Iran War from 2026 Pentagon’s military cost (munitions, operations, equipment) $21.7 billion U.S. military aid to Israel from October 2023 to September 2025. $19 billion U.S. loan guarantees authorized for Israel $8.6 billion U.S. funding for Iron Dome, David’s Sling, Arrow, and related missile defense systems. $6.6 billion Value of excess U.S. military equipment transferred to Israel since 1992. $4.4 billion value U.S. contributions to the War Reserves Stockpile inside Israel (WRSA-I). $1.7 billion U.S. Migration and Refugee Assistance to help resettle Jewish immigrants in Israel. $1.7 billion Israeli bonds purchased by U.S. state and local governments since October 2023. $1 billion U.S. cash contributions to Multinational Force & Observers in Sinai since 1982 $1 billion U.S. funding funneled through binational foundations (BIRD, BARD, BSF) into Israeli tech and military R&D $500 million NDAA for missile defense (Iron Dome, David’s Sling, Arrow). FY2026 $450 million FUTURES Act on AI, cyber, quantum, and missile tech. $250 million Nita Lowey MEPPA “peacebuilding” used to support Israeli infrastructure in Palestinian areas. $150 million U.S. grants to Israeli institutions through ASHA program over the decades. $80 million USAID (agriculture, water tech, and health programs run through MASHAV) $47.5 million Emerging tech cooperation in 2026

.@Coldxman to @PeterBeinart on turning Israel-Palestine into a binational state: “The very likely consequence… would be an extremely bloody civil war…. It's intellectually lazy to assume that the right principle—like we live by in America—would lead to good results.” Beinart argues the opposite: Denying millions of Palestinians political representation is the more dangerous path.

as a binational i get it, i don’t always rob of france when i am born here so….