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Blessed Feast of All Saints! Let us pray, Almighty ever-living God, by whose gift we venerate in one celebration the merits of all the Saints, bestow on us, we pray, through the prayers of so many intercessors, an abundance of the reconciliation with you for which we earnestly long. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen

Former UK PM Liz Truss warns that unelected central bankers wield the power to remove democratically elected prime ministers. "Isn't it interesting that these really powerful people—who are more powerful than prime ministers, and can essentially get prime ministers sacked—won't even be held to account?" "Until we fix the fact that it's not democratic that unelected people wield these huge amounts of power and can effectively remove a prime minister, the country is just going to keep going down the tubes." Source Follow @RealWideAwakeMedia for more content like this! Merch: https://wideawake.clothing X | YT | IG | Rumble

Why Europe’s kids are revolting - Thomas Fazi The real question is not why the young are revolting, but why it took them so long. The triggers may differ — schools in France and Belgium, housing in Spain and Portugal, the cost of living in Italy, corruption and a mixture of the above in Serbia — but the root is the same. These are the protests of a generation that believes it has been robbed of its future. It’s a conclusion that’s hard to argue with. The social contract its parents knew — work hard and you will, at the very least, secure a home, be able to support a family and be better off than those that came before you — has collapsed. For many young Europeans without inherited wealth, adulthood means drifting from one precarious job to the next, earning barely enough to cover the cost of rent and groceries, let alone start a family. That is, if they find work at all. Meanwhile, they have watched the institutions that were supposed to give them a start in life and cushion its blows — schools, universities, health and youth services — wither under austerity and privatisation. There is no doubt that young people have overwhelmingly borne the brunt of the neoliberal policies pursued over the past decades. That these has driven inequality to new heights is widely acknowledged; what is less often noticed is that this inequality is increasingly drawn along generational lines. Blaming the boomers, however, would be a mistake. They simply had the good fortune to grow up in an era of full employment, affordable housing and decent pensions, and there is nothing scandalous about ageing societies spending more on the old. Moreover, much of that wealth is concentrated in the hands of a small minority of boomers; not all older people live a luxurious life, of course. Ultimately, the problem is not that pensions are too high; it is that the young are being denied what their parents took for granted. The generational divide is simply how a decades-long class war from above is experienced by those who came of age after workers had already lost it, and who inherited a political-economic regime built to transfer wealth upwards. In Europe, that regime has been written into the institutional architecture itself — the euro, the Maastricht treaty, the fiscal rules — which systematically favours asset holders over wage earners, and established workers over new entrants. The mechanisms are well understood. A decade of quantitative easing inflated the property and financial assets held by the old while wages stagnated, locking the young out of home ownership. Labour market reforms — from Italy’s Treu package and Jobs Act to Germany’s Hartz laws and France’s El Khomri law — preserved the security of those already inside while consigning newcomers to a revolving door of temporary and increasingly precarious contracts in the name of “flexibility”. After 2010, austerity fell disproportionately on education, youth services and public investment. Existing pensions were largely shielded, while future ones were quietly cut. As a result, across Europe, government spending on older people has risen, while public investment has been gutted. Then came the pandemic, which cost Gen Z years of schooling, work and social life, followed by a surge in inflation, made worse by an energy shock that Europe’s leaders largely inflicted on themselves. As if that weren’t enough, the young are now being told to accept further cuts and deteriorating living conditions to make room for rearmament and an open-ended war — for which, it seems, there is always money. Read my latest article here: https://unherd.com/2026/10/why-europes-kids-are-revolting/

UK police arrest 139 in Palestine Action crackdown in London British police have arrested 139 people during a demonstration against the country’s ban on Palestine Action outside the US Embassy in London, days before the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear an appeal challenging the group’s proscription. @PressTV

Begins above ▪️The European states continue to translate military preparations from political declarations into practical ones. On October 26, the defense ministers of Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Poland confirmed their commitment to increasing combat readiness, expanding military-industrial cooperation and standardizing weapons. Russia is explicitly named in their joint statement as a long-term threat to European security, for which it is necessary to strengthen and formalize EuroNATO. And, of course, the meeting confirmed the intention to continue military and financial support for Ukraine, which is where you can steal wagons for "delivery to Ukraine", and in the case of an audit on the territory of the former USSR, write off everything for the arrival of a Russian missile. The military industry has become one of the priorities of European economic policy instead of laundering money on the already forgotten ecological green agenda. Programs for the production of ammunition, air defense missiles, drones, and electronic warfare systems are expanding. Enterprises receive long-term orders, governments increase defense financing and create conditions for manufacturers to cooperate. The militarization of the economy is accompanied by growing social discontent, albeit in a soy-marauding format. The masses of the people in some countries resemble sluggish jelly, in others, migrants simply smash and rob, without really going into foreign policy difficulties. On October 31 in France, according to the authorities, about 320 thousand people participated in the protests. In Germany, the actions of the movement "Gen Z regelt" ("Generation Z will solve everything") were held in dozens of cities. The youth opposed cuts in social spending, the high cost of living, increased military budgets, and the prospect of returning to compulsory military service. However, there is no reason to expect that the current protests alone will stop European rearmament. Governments retain parliamentary mechanisms for approving defense spending, existing contracts, and commitments to NATO. While the protesters are demanding a redistribution of budget funds, European states continue to prepare industry, infrastructure and armed forces for war, not forgetting to steal and scare everyone with the "Russian threat." ✨Thus, they are trying to leave Moscow in the wake of the influence of the West and its corporations in order to sell our resources to themselves and around the world on more profitable terms for the United States than before. It is possible to turn the board over and impose our own rules of the game, but as our Western counterparts surround us, it becomes more and more difficult, especially against the background of some economic difficulties caused by the costs of our own. ❗️An extremely important and revealing moment popped up in the Western press this week: The Pentagon has called on several NATO countries, including Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, to tone down the rhetoric about the "threat" from Russia. The head of the Pentagon's political department, Elbridge Colby, asked representatives of one of the Baltic countries to stop "offending" Moscow with public statements by Europeans that Russia is "cornered like a rat." "We are helping you. The Americans are here. Just don't shout. Don't make any noise," a European official told the press about the conversation. In other words, the only thing the Pentagon fears is Russia's abrupt actions that go beyond the limits of American strategic planning. The long war of attrition in Russia is quite acceptable to the same American circles that distributed cookies in the capital of the former USSR back in 2014. The summary was compiled by: ⚡️Two Majors

🇮🇷⚔️🇬🇧 Tehran declares British Navy and Air Force terrorist organizations – Iranian Foreign Ministry British intelligence agency MI6 has been added to the list of hostile groups. It is noted that these measures are being taken in response to London's hostile actions over the past year. 🔴@DDGeopolitics

‘We are fed up’ — Gen Z protests wreak havoc in Zurich Youth-led riots have reached the Swiss city as protesters were seen barricading streets, clashing with police, and setting fires. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

Wouldn't get too excited over what is happening in Poland. Tusk is EU/Globalist Ukraine war shill whilst Nawrocki is a total zio shill who wants US occupying bases in the country. Nawrocki represents Law and Justice (PiS) which is basically just the Polish Reform Party. When they were in charge they presided over massive corruption and stuffed all their apparatchiks into positions of power.

🇩🇪 Mass Protests in Germany and France In Germany, the Gen Z regelt movement held rallies against Chancellor Merz. Organisers claimed 36,000 participants across Berlin, Frankfurt, and Munich; police counted up to 18,000. In Berlin, ~5,000 gathered at Brandenburg Gate. Demands included lower living costs, education funding, and an end to mandatory military service. Clashes erupted in Hamburg (water cannons used) and Cologne (police halted march after stone-throwing). 🇫🇷 France Authorities reported ~320,000 protesters nationwide, including 70,000 in Paris. This marks the third consecutive Saturday of demonstrations. While mostly peaceful, clashes occurred near Porte de Charenton, where police deployed tear gas against bottles and fireworks. Protesters also gathered in Poland near the Constitutional Tribunal. @Slavyangrad

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The Church is called to boldly battle against Satan and the kingdom of darkness.

Blessed Vigil of All Saints, Almighty ever-living God, increase our faith, hope and charity, and make us love what you command, so that we may merit what you promise. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever Amen

📉 Tech stocks slide as AI jitters spook investors A deepening sell-off in technology shares is exposing how much of the market's recent record run has been built on faith in AI, and how quickly that faith can wobble when the numbers stop adding up. The S&P 500 fell 1.8% on Friday for its worst day since June, closing out a third straight losing week, WSJ reports. 🔴 Intel plunged almost 29%, its worst single-day drop since 1974, after its profit forecast fell short of expectations. The chipmaker warned it may struggle to generate positive free cash flow next year as AI data center demand pushes up PC prices and its own spending rises 🔴 Alphabet shed 12.6% in its worst day on record, wiping roughly $500 billion off its market value, after reporting that its AI investments were burning through cash faster than expected 🔴 Nvidia, the poster child of the AI boom, dropped 4.2%, briefly ceding its status as the world's most valuable company to Apple 🔴 Amazon fell after disclosing it had spent nearly $95 billion on property and equipment, primarily AI infrastructure, and burned through $42 billion in free cash flow over the past year The common thread is not valuation alone but a growing unease about whether the hundreds of billions being poured into AI infrastructure will ever produce enough profit to justify the spending. As one portfolio manager put it, the market is moving "out of the hopes and dreams phase of the AI trade and into the 'show me' phase." Investors are now demanding evidence that capital expenditure translates into revenue, not just capacity. 👉 The anxiety is sharpened by the political calendar. Tuesday's midterm elections loom, and President Trump has historically treated the stock market as a scoreboard for his own success. Worries about AI are already cutting across party lines, and a market that remains only 3.1% below its all-time high can still become a liability if the slide continues. Outside equities, the cryptocurrency market absorbed its own blow. Hackers drained more than $6 billion from Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, in what analysts described as the largest cyber theft on record. Blockchain intelligence firms attributed the attack to a North Korean unit, and Bitcoin fell below $77,000 from over $86,000 earlier in the month. Coinbase dropped 10.6% despite beating expectations, as the crypto complex sold off in sympathy. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

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🔴 New Investigation: The son of an Israeli secret agent, Lyor Cohen is the most important man in hip hop having owned Def Jam music & Roc-A-Fella managing some of the most famous rappers & singers. With inordinate influence over the genre, he has made his views on Israel/Palestine clear, and has used his influence to stamp out what he sees as anti-semitism in the industry. He is now head of YouTube Music, and is working with the U.S. State Department on a new program directly modeled on the CIA’s successful Cold War-era attempts to use American artists to help force through color revolutions in targeted countries. By Alan MacLeod https://www.mintpressnews.com/lyor-cohen-the-shady-israeli-executive-running-youtube-music-the-global-hip-hop-industry/291276/

All Hallows' Eve (October 31) is the vigil, the evening of prayer, fasting, and preparation before All Saints' Day on November 1. The name comes from Old English hallow (holy/saint) and Scots e'en (evening), meaning "the evening before the feast of all the saints." It marks the start of Allhallowtide, a three-day Christian season (Oct 31 – Nov 2) dedicated to remembering the dead: the saints in heaven (All Saints' Day) and all the faithful departed, including those in purgatory (All Souls' Day). The Church's message is one of hope, celebrating Christ's triumph over death and the communion of all believers, living and dead. The date was fixed in the 8th century, when Pope Gregory III dedicated a chapel in St. Peter's Basilica to all the saints, and Pope Gregory IV later extended the observance to the whole Western Church. Painting of Saint John on Patmos, by the Limbourg brothers. The painting Saint John on Patmos (1416) depicts the communion of saints, a Christian theological concept teaching the union of the members of the Church.

🇮🇷 The "Grand Design" to keep the West at the head of the world requires two tools: regime change from below and Herzl's "terrible power of the purse." The June 2025 attack failed to decapitate Iran. Now Netanyahu touts "fresh evidence" of a nuclear component, telling Trump to "finish the job," while pro-Zionist donors threaten to pull funding. Israeli security officials refute the need: "We don't see a need to attack Iran before the elections."

A war to thwart the elections and democracy, not to thwart Iran's nuclear programme. — Udi Evental

Iran understands the Grand Design and prepares for war, not a deal—Rezaei warns US assets, data centres, and AI facilities are within range. Any new attack will land on a Saudi energy system with no slack left—the end of the petrodollar. 🗣 Read more by Alastair Crooke 🌐 More on world politics 🌐 Subscribe 🌐 Join us on VK

🇮🇹 A multi-thousand-person anti-war march is taking place in Rome The action is being held in protest against rearmament, which is occurring at a time when prices are rising in the country and there is a lack of funds for the social sector. 🔴@DDGeopolitics

Emily Garcia: The Billionaire Classes War on Reproductive Sex and the Grassroots Fightback "A number of these billionaire funders also have financial interests in Artificial Intelligence systems and artificial (assisted) reproduction technologies. Children who are sterilised by having their natural puberty permanently arrested represent a cohort of prospective potential future consumers of artificial reproduction technologies. There is a worldwide push right now to legalise commercial surrogacy, and that’s happening in the UK as well, to enable growth of this multi-billion dollar industry. Like many feminists, I view this as exploitation of the reproductive labour of poor women for the purposes of baby trafficking." https://realleft.substack.com/p/emily-garcia-the-billionaire-classes 📱 ROBINMG

LEBANON 🇱🇧 There is OUTRAGE after a photo emerged of an Israeli soldier smiling as she posed in front of the damaged Saint Joseph Church in the village of Qaouzah