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🚨 An anti-MAGA group says its legal partners are exploring a PARALLEL VOTE COUNT outside government.
Seed the Vote’s own words:
“parallel vote counting infrastructure, separate from the government”
It cites Venezuela, Hungary and Serbia as precedents.
Here are the documents. 🧵
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Parallel vote tabulation (PVT) is a common tool in color revolutions.
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Wow 🤯
Global life expectancy.
The first dip is Mao. The second dip is Fauci.
(Hat tip @mattwridley)
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If North Carolina Republicans do not vote, we will be Virginia.
If you don't know what bills are being held in the NC Legislature for the NC Dems to pass on day one, you should. North Carolina will never recover because they will come for the kids first.
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Karma is a bitch. One of the architects of netzero just maneuvered his country into a no exit cul de sac.
Hold on a second. Canadians have been told, for months, that a key tenet in the Prime Minister's whole trade strategy is "walk away from Washington, pivot to Europe". Now we find out his own officials told him in December 2025 that the pivot runs straight into a wall?
The EU's carbon tariff hits Canadian steel, iron and aluminum, the same metals already hit by U.S. tariffs. And even though, with great fanfare, the Prime Minister is forging ahead with some kind of "associate membership" for Canada in the EU, an exemption is "not currently possible." In other words, he sat on that detail for 10 months, until an access to information request forced it out days before he hosts the Canada-EU Summit.
So the plan is: turn down the August terms that were agreed then disagreed to in three days with the U.S., tell workers Europe is the answer, and quietly know Europe is putting up its own border charge. According to the @CBCNews report, that charge is close to $900M a year in exposure in Newfoundland and Labrador, $792M in Quebec, and adds up to $150 more per tonne of steel by 2034.
And recall that he weakened the carbon price in his Alberta deal while knowing that, with it, he made an EU exemption even harder to get.
What kind of diversification is it if you're trading one tariff wall for two and hoping nobody reads the memo?
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Rant: Got last minute travel today, so won't be doing a Democracy Files drop today.
But saw that the person at the center of the files posted about "unimaginable horrors."
Let me tell you why I got interested in "democracy" in the first place.
I've told this story many times, but here again: I was DOGE adjacent from the very beginning. I was recruited by several DOGE teams in January 2025, because I was excited about the opportunity to finally cut spending and taming the national debt.
Bu then - Tesla Takedown protests happened. People got so worked up that they were firebombing innocent Tesla owners. A viral website with a Molotov cocktail cursor prominently featured my husband's address. I was doxxed in the middle of that, and forced to flee the state and homeschool my children.
That's when I started researching and writing UNELECTED. I quickly found the groups organizing and funding the civil unrest were all about "democracy." It made no sense to me. DOGE wasn't overturning elections. They were cutting obviously silly awards - given our national deficit, who would object to that?
Silly me!
Turns out "democracy" means diffused rule by unelected people, and all that USAID money going to marginalized groups to build a "civil society" is the foundation of that. So the immune system of "civil unrest" can be activated anytime, and terrorize anyone who dares to step out of line. Such as DOGE employees. Such as me and my family.
That research trail led me all the way to DemAID (now DRG), a group of ex-USAID officers. Led by you and Ro Tucci. @iamlisalogan and @SKDoubleDub33 found DemAID on video taking credit for these protests.
But this isn't about me. This is about the United States. And about the dozens of countries wrecked by color revolutions. You aren't solving polarization. You are the source of polarization, because in the process of building "civil society," you are displacing people's inborn allegiances and training them up to attack the very foundations a nation are founded upon.
Nor is this about revenge or anger. I'm calling on everyone to pray that no more damage is done, and that we can find a path forward that preserves our Constitutional Republic.
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Replying to @DataRepublican
The most chilling part isn’t the threats or the doxxing; it’s the doomsday prophecy that cutting USAID means the end of the world unless the right people stay in charge forever.
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Replying to @uneedsoap @DataRepublican
We told everyone that the worst was still to come. It’s bad. Really bad.
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The more I dig through this stuff, the more I realize we still haven’t gotten to some of the biggest documents yet.
@DataRepublican has already done an incredible job showing what they were preparing for inside the government. This document looks like the plan for what happens outside the government once they decide the trigger has been hit.
And FTR, this is WAY beyond people sitting around talking about “resistance.”
It’s an April 2026 draft called “The Metro Alignment Playbook,” and it lays out a city-by-city plan to create economic disruption during an election crisis.
The idea is basically to identify the corporations that carry the most economic power in each city, figure out where they’re vulnerable, and then build the labor, faith, community, political, and small-business infrastructure needed to pressure them when the time comes.
Then they start naming actual targets.
Wall Street.
Silicon Valley.
The Los Angeles ports.
Delta hubs in Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Minneapolis, and Detroit.
Target in Minnesota.
Banks, oil companies, defense contractors, tech companies, and whatever major corporation carries the most influence in each city.
And honestly, the activation section is where this gets pretty insane.
“NYC unleashes on Wall Street.”
“Minneapolis and Detroit shut down Delta hubs at the airports. Atlanta does the same.”
“LA calls strikes at the port and elsewhere.”
“California starts a caravan to Silicon Valley and clogs it up.”
It says every city should already know its role, its target, and the economic costs it is supposed to impose.
“Nobody is waiting for orders.”
If election certification is delayed or elected officials aren’t seated, the plan escalates into general strikes, coordinated business closures, boycotts, walkouts, and occupations of corporate headquarters.
They even talk about using smaller events as rehearsals to test whether the whole system works before the real “All In” moment happens.
I think that’s the part people need to understand.
This ia actual operational framework with named cities, named corporations, trigger events, rehearsals, legal preparation, communications strategy, and multiple levels of escalation already mapped out.
They are building a decentralized system capable of creating coordinated economic pressure across major American cities during the 2026 election certification period.
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He forgot to mention that Alex Pretti loved to bring a gun to a "mostly peaceful protest" and confronted federal police.
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There was once a shepherd who found a wolf caught in a snare at the edge of his pasture.
The wolf begged to be freed.
“I was hungry,” it said. “That is all. Spare me, and I will remember your mercy!”
The shepherd cut the rope.
The next night, three lambs were gone.
Again the shepherd found the wolf. Again it pleaded. Again the shepherd convinced himself that mercy was proof of his goodness.
By winter, half the flock was dead.
An old farmer finally asked him, “Why do you keep freeing it?”
The shepherd answered, “Because I refuse to become cruel.”
The farmer looked at the empty field and said, “Then understand what you have done. You were not merciful to the wolf. You were cruel to everything that trusted you to keep them safe.”
That’s the lesson.
Mercy without judgment isn’t virtue. When someone openly intends to destroy what has been entrusted to you, endless forgiveness doesn’t make you righteous. It makes everyone behind you pay for your vanity.
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Georgia Rep. Ruwa Romman (Dem nominee for state Senate) faces an ethics complaint over alleged illegal fundraising during the legislative session. Videos reportedly show her telling supporters to post-date checks & use pledge forms while the GA was in session—prohibited under state law. Investigation ongoing.
meforum.org/fwi/fwi-news/geo…
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not hiding it...
Markey Reveals Color Revolution Plan: Unions & Workers to Shut Down Nation?
Senator Markey must have participated in the organized Ed Holder Election War Game Exercises.
In a interview conducted today, Senator Ed Markey stated that lawyers were already drafting an emergency case to bring before the U.S.
Supreme Court both before and immediately after the election. He added that thousands of lawyers were being prepared for deployment to key polling stations across multiple states.
Markey further said preparations needed to include readiness for a national strike on Election Day, with millions of people taking to the streets to protest what he described as an attempted electoral crime. He specifically called for workers, unions, and businesses to shut down in a manner similar to the response in Minneapolis following the deaths of Alex Freddi and Renee Goode.
Markey argued that the president was growing increasingly desperate because Republican fortunes had slipped, citing repeated visits to Texas to protect an otherwise safe Senate seat and campaigning in historically safe Republican states such as Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa.
The Senator predicted that an anticipated large Democratic victory would prompt some Republicans in the House and Senate to distance themselves from the MAGA agenda rather than become “sacrificial lambs.”
Markey expressed concern that desperation could lead to the deployment of ICE agents or the military, and he said the public mobilization would demonstrate outrage to the Supreme Court if an emergency petition were filed.
This is why voters must choose common sense candidates in this midterm cycle. The modern Jacobins are out for blood, and only a decisive choice at the ballot box can save our republic.
Put it on the ballot! Make it a referendum items and let’s all see how the French Citizens vote on it!
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There’s a huge election happening right now in my former state of Georgia—the AG position. It’s absolutely essential with the rampant crime in and around Atlanta.
We can’t keep letting Atlanta crime spread! It’s ugly. I’ve seen it, up close and personally.
The candidates are Republican Brian Strickland vs. Democrat Tanya Miller.
Tanya Miller is a Democratic state representative, attorney, and former prosecutor with a focus on homicide and sex-crime cases. She has represented Georgia House District 62 since January 2023 and serves as chair of the House Democratic Caucus.
She’s not the one! Brian Strickland has highlighted endorsements from more than 100 elected law enforcement officials!
She voted NO on the Laken Riley Act.
She ran DuBose Miller, a private criminal-defense firm, while serving as a part-time prosecutor for the Fulton County Solicitor. As a Fulton prosecutor, her private firm took serious felony clients from the county. The dual role is not disclosed in her campaign materials.
In April 2022, she said police “enjoy a lot of deferential treatment in our justice system,” and that she favors marijuana legalization.
In March 2023, she called bills restricting surgeries on minors “ill-informed and grossly uneducated,” and compared those surgeries to cancer treatment.
In April 2022, she called Ketanji Brown Jackson “the most accomplished jurist on the Supreme Court.”
In August 2024 she said, “I certainly am a big fan of Joe Biden, the president — Uncle Joe — as we call him in our family.
She is not the answer for crime-ridden Atlanta. Not even close.
Vote Brian Strickland! Please share.
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Hey @HunterBiden,
Why are you in Tokyo, Japan?
What type of new grift do you have going on?
Nice hotel. $1,200 a night.
Where did you get the money? I thought you were broke.




































