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A Baker retweeted
THIS. Solid reporting. From 11:15 - 14, regarding Fortress. This has been discussed for a long time. It will take years to roll out. Also, Fox News was the first to put this out as a major "doomsday" scare tactic without even mentioning timelines. Saved me from doing a thread.
From a military pov
@s2_underground put it in perspective. I recommend people watch this
youtu.be/JvKeDTWJISc?is=K6wN…
While you wait to see what you're missing
A Baker retweeted
Did you know that 11.3 of the Law of War Manual was STARTED in JANUARY 2021? The 2026 Midterms puts an END to the Law of War Manual 11.3 (End of Occupation). Let me explain.💥
In January of 2021 when the National Guard and FEMA occupied the Mall area surrounding the Capitol Building, that STARTED 11.3 (End of Occupation) in the Law of War Manual. This began the process of removing the Belligerent Occupants.
When we WIN the 2026 midterms, we will have ENDED 11.3:
End of the hostile relationship — specifically, the Manual states:
"if a new independent government of the previously occupied territory assumes control of the territory and consents to the presence of the previously occupying forces, then such a situation would no longer be considered a belligerent occupation."💥
Remember what President @realDonaldTrump said in his First 2017 Inaugural Speech:
"We are transferring power from Washington, D.C., and giving it back to You, the People."
It's Chapter XI, Section 11.3 — titled "End of Occupation and Duration of GC Obligations" — with the specific termination rule in subsection 11.3.1, "End of Occupation."
That subsection states belligerent occupation ceases when:
1. The occupier no longer factually governs the territory (e.g., expulsion, withdrawal, or an uprising that prevents enforcement of authority), or
2. The hostile relationship ends — for example, when a new, independent government of the previously occupied territory assumes control and consents to the presence of the former occupier's forces, or when a legitimate peace treaty transfers the territory.
At that point, the occupier's temporary right to govern ends and authority reverts to the local sovereign. Section 11.3.2 then addresses the limited duration of certain Geneva Convention IV obligations that may continue briefly after the general close of military operations, even while governmental functions are still being exercised.
🚨 Q DROP — 11.3 IS THE MARKER FOR THE END OF OCCUPATION 🚨
A plan set in motion years earlier lines up with November 3. Everything is focused on that date. 11.3 is a marker in the Law of War manual.
Section 11.3 of the U.S. Department of Defense Law of War Manual is titled “End of Occupation.” It defines when a state’s status as a belligerent occupier ends — when the occupying power no longer exercises effective control, or when the hostile relationship ends.
The enemy occupation of the government is about to come to a dramatic end. The marker is 11.3, November 3, Election Day. A big red wave is coming, and it will end any hope of the occupying enemy regaining control over the federal government.
Q drop 26: “Think about it logically. The only way is the military, fully controlled. Save and spreads once 11.3 verifies as the first marker.”
Thank you @JoeLange
A Baker retweeted
That’s it, I’m doing a thread on the pentagon’s fortress plan tomorrow, or I guess, technically today after I wake up. I’m too tired to do it now, but people need to stop the fear mongering because you’re missing some key facts.
A Baker retweeted
I suggest you inform yourself on the events going on in Poland now. Astonishingly, many people are unaware of these events because the reporting is not circulating as it widely as it might on many platforms.
A Baker retweeted
More importantly, President Trump's statement mentioned our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, twice.
A Baker retweeted
Trump put out a statement today recognizing Reformation Day. That doesn’t sound like a big deal until you realize almost no president has ever done it.
The only other time a sitting president publicly acknowledged it was Herbert Hoover back in 1930, and even then it was just a short greeting he sent to a Lutheran group. Nothing formal, nothing broad, and nothing like what came out of the White House today.
What Trump actually said is the interesting part. He didn’t just say “happy Reformation Day.” He connected Martin Luther, the emphasis on Scripture, and people like William Tyndale straight to the ideas of God-given rights and liberty that shaped the founding. And he did it while the country’s in the middle of its 250th anniversary.
Most presidents will issue a proclamation for Thanksgiving or Christmas without thinking twice. Reformation Day, though? That’s specific. And for whatever reason, it’s basically never been something the White House has bothered to mark.
So yeah, it’s a small thing on paper. But in practice it’s one of those moments where a president is openly tying America’s story to the Reformation instead of treating that history like something that doesn’t matter.
Whether you like him or not, that part is new.
A Baker retweeted
How biased is the mainstream news media?
Maggie Lynn Heron-Heidel found out first hand
Having just moved to North Carolina, Maggie decided to attend rallies for both Democrats and Republicans, in particular she attended a Trump rally last week
When she read the accounts of the speech the accounts differed widely from her experience in person
This is an almost 5 minute account but important to hear
A Baker retweeted
Halloween is typically labeled as the "evil" holiday among religions. But did you know its origins are the exact opposite? 💭🎃
A Baker retweeted
If your mom dies with a 2.6% mortgage, her bank can tell you to refinance at 7.1% or lose the house
My friend heard that 3 weeks after the funeral. Loan officer said "sorry for her loss" and asked for 2 years of W-2s
She'd spent those 2 years out of work taking care of her sick mom
Her credit score had dropped to 590 by then. 2 other banks denied her, and she got 60 days
So she called me, because I'm known for buying inherited houses.
The house was worth $330,000, with $265,000 left on the loan. I offered $285,000. She'd have walked away with about $20,000 and no house, and I'd have made about $40,000
Then I asked her to read me what the bank said, and I took my offer back
Her mom's payment was $1,201. The new one would've been $1,781. That's $174,000 more over the next 25 years, for the same house
Since 1982, federal law has protected transfers of homes to relatives after the owner's death. The bank can't call the mortgage due just because the house was inherited
And since 2018, federal rules have required mortgage servicers to treat confirmed successors in interest like borrowers for servicing purposes
She didn't need to qualify for a new mortgage just to keep paying the existing one. No new loan, no new interest rate, no 2 years of W-2s
Same rate. Same payment.
We asked for the successor in interest department, not the refinance desk, and sent this certified mail with the death certificate and the deed:
"My mother, [name], died on [date]. I inherited her house at [address] and I live there. I am a successor in interest under 12 CFR 1024.31. Please tell me in writing what else you need to confirm me. I am not applying for a new loan"
5 weeks later her name was on the account at 2.6%
You have to prove you're a qualifying successor, and you have to keep making the mortgage payments while they process it. The bank can ask for proof of inheritance. It can't automatically force you to refinance just because your mom died
Send this to your siblings before one of you has to make that phone call
That loan officer is telling somebody else's kid the same thing today
A Baker retweeted
Presidential Message on Reformation Day:
From the earliest days of our Republic, prayer and faith in Almighty God have stood as the foundation of our strength, the source of our unity, and the fount of our greatness. This Reformation Day, I send my best wishes to the countless Christians across our country commemorating the Protestant Reformation and its enduring message of salvation by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ.
Five hundred years ago, William Tyndale — inspired by the work of Martin Luther — advanced the Protestant Reformation’s devotion to Holy Scripture through the publication of the first New Testament printed in English, shaping the language of the Bibles that would fortify the faith and resolve of America’s founding generation.
The Sacred Scriptures helped form the religious convictions that formed our young Nation’s founding ideals of God-given rights and individual liberty, a spiritual inheritance we honor as we continue to reflect on 250 glorious years of American Independence. The Bible remains a cornerstone of our Nation’s character and upholds our steadfast devotion to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Guided by an unwavering faith in Jesus Christ, my Administration is working to restore the moral and religious foundations that have sustained our Republic for generations. As President, I will always support citizens of faith and defend their place in the public square, honoring the enduring role of our churches in strengthening families, serving communities, and preserving the core values that have anchored us across the centuries.
As Christians across our country unite in faith and fellowship this Reformation Day, I send my heartfelt prayers for a meaningful celebration and encourage each of you to draw renewed strength from God’s Word as we carry forward the blessings of faith and freedom throughout our beloved Nation.
whitehouse.gov/briefings-sta…
A Baker retweeted
As we draw closer and closer to Election Day, I'm noticing people become increasingly more possessed, like demons. Normally respectable people are losing their composure and their dignity because they can't handle the stress.
Jesus has the wheel, folks. Get comfortable with uncertainty. Trust me, you can handle whatever comes next. Just vote your principles, destroy commies til your last dying breath, and we'll see what happens. You're not in control, nobody has a magic bullet, and you can't tweet your way into Paradise.
You will adapt and overcome whatever happens. I promise.
A Baker retweeted
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A Baker retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: SecWar Pete Hegseth just launched a new program that lets troops become CHAPLAINS without leaving the military, and the service branch PAYS for seminary
ONE NATION UNDER GOD!✝️🇺🇸
"Chaplains are the moral backbone of this military."
"For years, a war fighter who felt called to the chaplaincy had only one [option]: take off the uniform, pay for seminary yourself, and then hope you can find and fight your way back in. We lost a lot of those great Americans, good warriors who wanted to answer God's call. But not anymore."
"President Trump's Department of War will not make you choose between the uniform and your calling."
- Active duty with a bachelor's degree — you stay in uniform
- Earn your graduate theological degree
- Keep your pay, allowances, and benefits
- Your branch covers the tuition
- Return to the force as a chaplain
"Be strong and very courageous. Your flock awaits."
It's the first win for Hegseth's new Office of Religious Affairs, and Congress passed it with bipartisan support
Faith is BACK in our military!
This is exactly what I voted for. No wonder morale is at an all-time high.
A Baker retweeted
🚨FRIENDS! Did you catch Episode 3 of The Counter that dropped this week⁉️
Sacrad Spaces and Cursed Lands... watch NOW & SHARE WITH SOMEONE who needs to hear this: youtu.be/-NDEhRBhYi4?si=ne7V…
A Baker retweeted
(1) Final Act Yet to Play Out
@GreggJarrett: Trump was framed by Russia collusion hoax. Now the whole story is exposed foxnews.com/opinion/gregg-ja… #FoxNews
LD: What remains to play out in this greatest Public Corruption Scandal ever?
Final Act: Accountability, Justice
A Baker retweeted
BREAKING: Declassified docs reveal just-arrested FBI officials Nikki Floris (who joined Obama Russiagate conspirator Lisa Monaco at Microsoft) + Bradley Benavides conspired in 2020 to bury tips of mass Chinese voter fraud/election interference, kept warnings out of Trump's PDB:
FLORIS: "We'll get this back in a box!"
BENAVIDES: "Fact or suggestion for them [field agents] to recall [intel report on fake Chinese voter IDs]?"
FLORIS: "Fact. Boom."
A Baker retweeted
Meet Annautaq, an orphaned Pacific walrus calf whose unexpected discovery during USGS research in Alaska saved his life.
Last month, USGS biologist Tony Fischbach and Violet Anniskett, an Illisavik College intern, were surveying a beach after a storm moved a walrus herd from the area. While sampling carcasses for a study on harmful algal toxin levels in Pacific walruses, Violet discovered a live, orphaned calf hiding between two adult carcasses.
With approval from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the local Iñupiaq community, the pair cared for the calf for nearly four days. They dispersed the gulls scavenging him, walked a half mile to the nearest shelter (an abandoned building open to the elements), and protected him from polar bears until the storm passed and a local rescue team could boat him across the lagoon. From there, Alaska Sea Life Center (ASLC) vet techs crated him onto a small plane to rehabilitation. Violet joined the journey to ease his transition.
Violet grew up near walrus herds and first joined USGS surveys on a high school class field trip. This September, she joined the USGS team to gain professional experience working with the wildlife central to Iñupiaq culture. Her community agreed to have the orphan saved with the condition that they name him to preserve their connection to him. Violet chose Annautaq, an Iñupiaq word meaning axe, in honor of her father’s Iñupiaq name.
USGS scientists monitor Pacific walrus populations in support of Marine Mammal Protection Act reporting and management requirements. This work depends on partnerships with Alaska Native communities, whose generational knowledge shapes how we understand and protect these animals.
After rehabilitation at the ASFC, Annautaq has moved to his long-term home, where he will serve as a species ambassador, helping people learn about walruses and their connection to Alaska's people and changing marine environments.
All work was conducted under USFWS permit MA3376D.
📷1: Violet and Annautaq.
📷2: Annautaq gazes out the shelter window.
📷3: Tony and Annautaq.
📷4: Violet resting with Annautaq.
Credit: Tony Fischbach, USGS
ALT Young woman smiling next to a close-up of a large walrus with textured skin indoors.
ALT A large walrus sitting indoors, gazing out of a window with natural light illuminating its wrinkled skin.
ALT Person gently holding a young walrus near a window overlooking a grassy coastal landscape under a cloudy sky.
ALT A person in a hooked puffy jacket laying face down on a thin mat on the floor next to a walrus calf.
A Baker retweeted
Open a no-fee no-min HYSA (Pibank ~4.4% or Elevault ~4.3%) today. Automate the full $50-100 transfer every payday. Send 100% there until $1,000.
At $1k: if your 401k offers a match, contribute only the exact % needed for the full match (free money). Keep the rest flowing to the HYSA until $5k.
Once $5k is banked, open a Roth IRA and shift new dollars there.
Consistency: never touch the transfer. Check the balance only once a month. Celebrate every $500 mark. The habit compounds faster than the interest.
A Baker retweeted
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