Biden Crime Family in Big Trouble After Ex-Fbi Agents Arrested



Mayor Mamdani, 25 October 2026

We Cannot Wait to Welcome Teachers From Ghana, Nigeria, Guyana, Cameroon, Philippines & Kenya to Our School District

… the J-1 visas. With extensions, teachers can remain in U.S. classrooms for up to FIVE YEARS.

An April government document touts 282 international teachers—and says foreign recruits filled 116 vacancies in Peoria alone over five years.

Private recruiters charge for access to this pipeline, too: We Dare To Teach’s published Peoria partnership policy lists a $3,000 first-year fee paid by participating teachers.

Decatur says the recruits receive the same contract and benefits as existing teachers.

Corinth, Mississippi, 25 October 2026

You Can’t Play in the Margins Anymore

… movement. Absolutely. No question about that."

That's California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a likely 2028 presidential candidate, speaking to an undercover journalist while campaigning in New Hampshire.

Asked by a "younger voter" who said "we don't want Kamala Harris, we want more democratic socialist policies":

"No one is arguing to manage the status quo and fail more efficiently."

"You can't play in the margins anymore. The system's broken. It's completely unbalanced, and we can't manage the decline. We have to completely reimagine."

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

Compound248


…The Supreme Court extension was relayed a few minutes after polls were supposed to be closed and machines locked.

So… which machines were kept open? In what districts were those machines? And why weren’t they locked at 5pm?

It Looked Very Bad to Me

… power once they’ve seized it.”

… is now banned from leaving the country.

Mônica Bergamo reports that, according to a source at the TSE, extending voting beyond 5 p.m. would require reprogramming around 490,000 ballot boxes, one by one, by the poll workers. "There's no way to just press a button in Brasília and reprogram them all."

$1,000,000

Anybody reporting Voter Fraud in the past Elections, or the upcoming 2026 Midterm Election, will be paid $1,000,000 upon the arrest and conviction of those that created the Fraud!

Donald J Trump

Mike Davis—Brazil Election Was Obviously Rigged & Stolen

The Democracy Files, Part 9

… governance since Trump was elected. Many have warned of a color revolution because they saw the civil society apparatus (aka, having millions of people on standby to break stuff) being built in real time.

What makes 2026 different is that it's the first time we know of that we found an operational, short-term plan to actually do a coup.

Everything we've covered has been from the R2T NGO, which serves as a recording/coordinating platform of sorts for several key NGOs including the one consisting of 300 ex-USAID employees, RAD.

It's well documented in several previous drops that RAD has a tight relationship with the "Blocking" lane, now unified under the United Democracy Alliance (UDA) umbrella led by Horizons Project.

I researched the "big picture" of how UDA relates to bigger players, so to speak. This sets up the stage for later, much more consequential drops.

I think the video covers it pretty well.