• America Under Siege as Netanyahu Declares War on US Citizens: “Comply or Be Erased”
    Jonas E. Alexis, Senior EditorOctober 5, 2025
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    Netanyahu has declared war on American citizens. Not with tanks. Not with missiles. With something far more insidious.

    Social media algorithms? Hijacked. Free speech? Under siege. Critics? Silenced — sometimes permanently, right here on U.S. soil.

    This is a war without battlefields, fought in shadows. Silent weapons for quiet wars. And the weapon is data. Your thoughts, your movements, your private life — mapped, tracked, and stored. Every search, every message, every password becomes ammunition.

    They are saying it out loud now. The feds are falling in line. Yet still, most people don’t even know they’re under attack. But make no mistake: you are the target. The internet is the new battlefield. And unless you act, you’ve already lost.

    And if you think that sounds extreme… wait until you hear what we uncovered next.

    Netanyahu has openly admitted it: the internet is Israel’s new battlefield — and Americans are in the crosshairs.

    Look at Netanyahu’s current warzones, at the destruction across the Middle East in their seven-front war. Only a fool would dismiss his warning when he brags about Israel’s next-generation weapons.

    And don’t underestimate Israel’s reach within the US.

    The FBI director with the former Israeli intelligence agent girlfriend — who is definitely not a honeypot — is now openly calling for the end of the First Amendment — on Israel’s behalf.


    Kash Patel says that social media in America is “out of control,” and it’s the feds job to rein it in. Not long ago, you’d be dismissed as a conspiracy theorist for suggesting the feds were monitoring you on social media. Now, they’re saying it out loud.

    Israel is not only controlling the feds, blackmailing Congress, and paying US influencers to astroturf, they have seized global control of VPNs, the very tools people trust to hide their most private activities.

    This is massive. And the chilling part? Almost no one realizes the danger they’re already in.

    They told us VPNs were the answer — a digital cloak to disappear online, hide your tracks, and protect your privacy from governments and corporations.

    And 1.6 billion people believed it, trusting VPNs with their searches, their secrets, their most private activities.

    But here’s the chilling truth: that cloak has been stolen. VPNs aren’t protecting you — they’ve become a global dragnet for surveillance and blackmail.

    When Netanyahu talked about ‘data banks,’ he wasn’t talking about spreadsheets or savings accounts. He was talking about VPNs — the reservoir of the world’s secrets. The vault where people have been led to believe they’re safe.

    How did Israel pull off the heist? Not with guns, not with tanks — but with boardrooms, buyouts, and backdoors.

    Three of the six most popular VPNs in the world — ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and Private Internet Access — are owned by a single company: Kape Technologies. On the surface, it’s a London-based tech firm.

    But peel back the label, and the truth gets very dark, very quickly.

    Kape isn’t just another tech company. Its roots trace back to Crossrider, a malware distributor infamous for hijacking people’s devices. And its leadership? Packed with Israeli military intelligence veterans — the very people who built Israel’s most powerful surveillance tools.

    We are talking about veterans of Unit 8200 — Israel’s NSA on steroids. Masters of hacking, blackmail, and mass surveillance. They created Pegasus and Cellebrite, spyware used to spy on thousands of journalists and politicians around the world, including by Saudi Arabia to track and murder dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

    We are also talking about the Duvdevan Unit — Israel’s elite undercover death squad. Commandos trained to infiltrate, disguise themselves, wage war through deception, and carry out assassinations.

    These aren’t just names. They’re written into the résumés of Kape’s CEOs, developers, and financiers. The founder, Teddy Sagi, is one of Israel’s richest men — a convicted fraudster who bankrolls the IDF and brags about placing ex-agents into his companies.

    These are the very people you’re paying to protect your privacy. It’s not just a sick joke — it’s a punchline, and you are the one they’re laughing at.

    Israel is not only controlling the feds, blackmailing Congress, and paying US influencers to astroturf, they have seized global control of VPNs, the very tools people trust to hide their most private activities.

    This is massive. And the chilling part? Almost no one realizes the danger they’re already in.

    They told us VPNs were the answer — a digital cloak to disappear online, hide your tracks, and protect your privacy from governments and corporations.

    And 1.6 billion people believed it, trusting VPNs with their searches, their secrets, their most private activities.

    But here’s the chilling truth: that cloak has been stolen. VPNs aren’t protecting you — they’ve become a global dragnet for surveillance and blackmail.

    When Netanyahu talked about ‘data banks,’ he wasn’t talking about spreadsheets or savings accounts. He was talking about VPNs — the reservoir of the world’s secrets. The vault where people have been led to believe they’re safe.

    How did Israel pull off the heist? Not with guns, not with tanks — but with boardrooms, buyouts, and backdoors.

    Three of the six most popular VPNs in the world — ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and Private Internet Access — are owned by a single company: Kape Technologies. On the surface, it’s a London-based tech firm.

    But peel back the label, and the truth gets very dark, very quickly.

    Kape isn’t just another tech company. Its roots trace back to Crossrider, a malware distributor infamous for hijacking people’s devices. And its leadership? Packed with Israeli military intelligence veterans — the very people who built Israel’s most powerful surveillance tools.

    We are talking about veterans of Unit 8200 — Israel’s NSA on steroids. Masters of hacking, blackmail, and mass surveillance. They created Pegasus and Cellebrite, spyware used to spy on thousands of journalists and politicians around the world, including by Saudi Arabia to track and murder dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

    We are also talking about the Duvdevan Unit — Israel’s elite undercover death squad. Commandos trained to infiltrate, disguise themselves, wage war through deception, and carry out assassinations.



    These aren’t just names. They’re written into the résumés of Kape’s CEOs, developers, and financiers. The founder, Teddy Sagi, is one of Israel’s richest men — a convicted fraudster who bankrolls the IDF and brags about placing ex-agents into his companies.

    These are the very people you’re paying to protect your privacy. It’s not just a sick joke — it’s a punchline, and you are the one they’re laughing at.



    Because the answer is: they were. But with VP.net — not anymore.

    Recent events make it clear: Israel has taken off the gloves. And this time, the war is aimed squarely at American citizens. Especially those who refuse to comply, who won’t fall in line — as Tucker Carlson explains.



    It’s time to say no. Reject the globalist agenda. Reject ‘Israel First.’ Expel the spies hiding in your phone, in your apps, in your devices.

    VT Condemns the ETHNIC CLEANSING OF PALESTINIANS by USA/Israel

    $280+ BILLION US TAXPAYER DOLLARS INVESTED since 1948 in US/Israeli Ethnic Cleansing and Occupation Operation
    150B direct "aid" and $ 130B in "Offense" contracts
    Source: Embassy of Israel, Washington, D.C. and US Department of State.

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    America Under Siege as Netanyahu Declares War on US Citizens: “Comply or Be Erased” Jonas E. Alexis, Senior EditorOctober 5, 2025 Become a VT Supporting Member Today Please keep VT Radio and VT Foreign Policy alive! Donate today to make sure VT stays on the internet free and clear of Big Tech control! Donate today: Please Donate - Click Here Baxter Dmitry Netanyahu has declared war on American citizens. Not with tanks. Not with missiles. With something far more insidious. Social media algorithms? Hijacked. Free speech? Under siege. Critics? Silenced — sometimes permanently, right here on U.S. soil. This is a war without battlefields, fought in shadows. Silent weapons for quiet wars. And the weapon is data. Your thoughts, your movements, your private life — mapped, tracked, and stored. Every search, every message, every password becomes ammunition. They are saying it out loud now. The feds are falling in line. Yet still, most people don’t even know they’re under attack. But make no mistake: you are the target. The internet is the new battlefield. And unless you act, you’ve already lost. And if you think that sounds extreme… wait until you hear what we uncovered next. Netanyahu has openly admitted it: the internet is Israel’s new battlefield — and Americans are in the crosshairs. Look at Netanyahu’s current warzones, at the destruction across the Middle East in their seven-front war. Only a fool would dismiss his warning when he brags about Israel’s next-generation weapons. And don’t underestimate Israel’s reach within the US. The FBI director with the former Israeli intelligence agent girlfriend — who is definitely not a honeypot — is now openly calling for the end of the First Amendment — on Israel’s behalf. Kash Patel says that social media in America is “out of control,” and it’s the feds job to rein it in. Not long ago, you’d be dismissed as a conspiracy theorist for suggesting the feds were monitoring you on social media. Now, they’re saying it out loud. Israel is not only controlling the feds, blackmailing Congress, and paying US influencers to astroturf, they have seized global control of VPNs, the very tools people trust to hide their most private activities. This is massive. And the chilling part? Almost no one realizes the danger they’re already in. They told us VPNs were the answer — a digital cloak to disappear online, hide your tracks, and protect your privacy from governments and corporations. And 1.6 billion people believed it, trusting VPNs with their searches, their secrets, their most private activities. But here’s the chilling truth: that cloak has been stolen. VPNs aren’t protecting you — they’ve become a global dragnet for surveillance and blackmail. When Netanyahu talked about ‘data banks,’ he wasn’t talking about spreadsheets or savings accounts. He was talking about VPNs — the reservoir of the world’s secrets. The vault where people have been led to believe they’re safe. How did Israel pull off the heist? Not with guns, not with tanks — but with boardrooms, buyouts, and backdoors. Three of the six most popular VPNs in the world — ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and Private Internet Access — are owned by a single company: Kape Technologies. On the surface, it’s a London-based tech firm. But peel back the label, and the truth gets very dark, very quickly. Kape isn’t just another tech company. Its roots trace back to Crossrider, a malware distributor infamous for hijacking people’s devices. And its leadership? Packed with Israeli military intelligence veterans — the very people who built Israel’s most powerful surveillance tools. We are talking about veterans of Unit 8200 — Israel’s NSA on steroids. Masters of hacking, blackmail, and mass surveillance. They created Pegasus and Cellebrite, spyware used to spy on thousands of journalists and politicians around the world, including by Saudi Arabia to track and murder dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi. We are also talking about the Duvdevan Unit — Israel’s elite undercover death squad. Commandos trained to infiltrate, disguise themselves, wage war through deception, and carry out assassinations. These aren’t just names. They’re written into the résumés of Kape’s CEOs, developers, and financiers. The founder, Teddy Sagi, is one of Israel’s richest men — a convicted fraudster who bankrolls the IDF and brags about placing ex-agents into his companies. These are the very people you’re paying to protect your privacy. It’s not just a sick joke — it’s a punchline, and you are the one they’re laughing at. Israel is not only controlling the feds, blackmailing Congress, and paying US influencers to astroturf, they have seized global control of VPNs, the very tools people trust to hide their most private activities. This is massive. And the chilling part? Almost no one realizes the danger they’re already in. They told us VPNs were the answer — a digital cloak to disappear online, hide your tracks, and protect your privacy from governments and corporations. And 1.6 billion people believed it, trusting VPNs with their searches, their secrets, their most private activities. But here’s the chilling truth: that cloak has been stolen. VPNs aren’t protecting you — they’ve become a global dragnet for surveillance and blackmail. When Netanyahu talked about ‘data banks,’ he wasn’t talking about spreadsheets or savings accounts. He was talking about VPNs — the reservoir of the world’s secrets. The vault where people have been led to believe they’re safe. How did Israel pull off the heist? Not with guns, not with tanks — but with boardrooms, buyouts, and backdoors. Three of the six most popular VPNs in the world — ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and Private Internet Access — are owned by a single company: Kape Technologies. On the surface, it’s a London-based tech firm. But peel back the label, and the truth gets very dark, very quickly. Kape isn’t just another tech company. Its roots trace back to Crossrider, a malware distributor infamous for hijacking people’s devices. And its leadership? Packed with Israeli military intelligence veterans — the very people who built Israel’s most powerful surveillance tools. We are talking about veterans of Unit 8200 — Israel’s NSA on steroids. Masters of hacking, blackmail, and mass surveillance. They created Pegasus and Cellebrite, spyware used to spy on thousands of journalists and politicians around the world, including by Saudi Arabia to track and murder dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi. We are also talking about the Duvdevan Unit — Israel’s elite undercover death squad. Commandos trained to infiltrate, disguise themselves, wage war through deception, and carry out assassinations. These aren’t just names. They’re written into the résumés of Kape’s CEOs, developers, and financiers. The founder, Teddy Sagi, is one of Israel’s richest men — a convicted fraudster who bankrolls the IDF and brags about placing ex-agents into his companies. These are the very people you’re paying to protect your privacy. It’s not just a sick joke — it’s a punchline, and you are the one they’re laughing at. Because the answer is: they were. But with VP.net — not anymore. Recent events make it clear: Israel has taken off the gloves. And this time, the war is aimed squarely at American citizens. Especially those who refuse to comply, who won’t fall in line — as Tucker Carlson explains. It’s time to say no. Reject the globalist agenda. Reject ‘Israel First.’ Expel the spies hiding in your phone, in your apps, in your devices. VT Condemns the ETHNIC CLEANSING OF PALESTINIANS by USA/Israel $280+ BILLION US TAXPAYER DOLLARS INVESTED since 1948 in US/Israeli Ethnic Cleansing and Occupation Operation 150B direct "aid" and $ 130B in "Offense" contracts Source: Embassy of Israel, Washington, D.C. and US Department of State. ATTENTION READERS We See The World From All Sides and Want YOU To Be Fully Informed In fact, intentional disinformation is a disgraceful scourge in media today. So to assuage any possible errant incorrect information posted herein, we strongly encourage you to seek corroboration from other non-VT sources before forming an educated opinion. About VT - Policies & Disclosures - Comment Policy Due to the nature of uncensored content posted by VT's fully independent international writers, VT cannot guarantee absolute validity. All content is owned by the author exclusively. Expressed opinions are NOT necessarily the views of VT, other authors, affiliates, advertisers, sponsors, partners, or technicians. Some content may be satirical in nature. All images are the full responsibility of the article author and NOT VT.
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    As organizations move more workloads to the cloud and embrace hybrid work environments, the number of endpoints—laptops, desktops, tablets, and mobile devices—continues to grow. While servers and cloud apps are often protected by robust backup policies, endpoints are frequently overlooked. This gap in coverage can leave critical data vulnerable to loss or compromise.

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    Modern employees create, modify, and store large amounts of business data directly on their devices. Whether working from a client site, home office, or airport lounge, sensitive information may never make it to centralized systems unless it’s properly synced—and even then, syncing is not the same as backing up.

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    As remote work becomes the norm, the lines between personal and professional devices blur, making endpoint backup more critical than ever.

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    What Is Monthly Website Maintenance, Really? Think of website maintenance like tuning up your car. You don’t wait for your engine to die before checking the oil, right? Same goes for your site. Regular maintenance ensures everything runs smoothly, stays protected from online threats, and continues to support your business goals—whether that’s more leads, more sales, or better brand awareness. The Core Benefits of Consistent Website Maintenance 1. Website Security Is Not Optional Online threats are more sophisticated than ever. Without regular updates and audits, your website could be vulnerable to malware, data breaches, or downtime. Monthly website maintenance typically includes security checks to identify weak spots and fix them fast—protecting not just your data, but your customers’ trust too. 2. Page Load Speed = Better SEO + Happy Visitors Speed isn’t just about convenience—it directly impacts your SEO ranking and bounce rate. If your site takes more than a few seconds to load, users won’t wait around—and neither will Google. Maintenance services include performance tuning to make sure your website stays lightning-fast. Want to learn more about how performance impacts your business? Explore our Website Maintenance Services to see what you might be missing. 3. Fresh Content Keeps You Relevant A stagnant site tells users (and search engines) that you’re not active. Updating your blog, fixing broken links, or refreshing old service pages helps keep your website current and engaging. Fresh content is a critical component of long-term SEO optimization, helping you stay relevant in your niche. 4. SEO Is a Moving Target Google’s algorithm doesn’t stand still—so neither should your strategy. With ongoing maintenance, your site stays aligned with the latest SEO best practices. This means tweaking keywords, optimizing mobile performance, and refining site structure to keep climbing the rankings. Looking for a full strategy overhaul? Check out our Affordable SEO Packages designed to scale with your business. Visit Us: https://napollo.net/affordable-seo-packages/
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