Nick Shirley, 1 November 2026
… got $100+ million, and NGOs in areas like Tucson, Arizona pocketed millions but now receive nothing since the border shut down.🚨 Inside the Largest Government Funded Human Trafficking Ring in History: Your tax dollars trafficked over 300,000 children across the United States while NGOs enriched themselves with millions of dollars. One NGO received $895 million to traffic children across the US. Others got $100+ million, and NGOs in areas like Tucson, Arizona pocketed millions but now receive nothing since the border shut down. In this video we break down the contracts, speak with former Border Patrol, and confront the NGOs. It’s a must watch, like it and share it. Make sure no one forgets the hundreds of children lost in the government’s hands.
— Nick shirley (@nickshirleyy) November 2, 2026
In this video we break down the contracts, speak with former Border Patrol, and confront the NGOs. It’s a must watch, like it and share it. Make sure no one forgets the hundreds of children lost in the government’s hands.
Flávio Bolsonaro, 1 November 2026
NOTE TO BRAZILNOTA AO BRASIL Fui procurado por vários veÃculos nesta semana, inclusive pela Rede Globo, que me convidou para uma entrevista exclusiva. Aceitei com uma condição simples: que fosse exibida na Ãntegra, sem cortes e sem temas proibidos. A emissora preferiu não seguir adiante. Pelo que tudo indica, o Fantástico deste domingo vai exibir uma longa reportagem a meu respeito, sem me dar o direito de resposta. Se o maior grupo de comunicação do Brasil está com MEDO, não tem a menor condição moral de me julgar ou tentar destruir minha reputação. Não sai do Brasil, sai pelo Brasil! Sonhei com a mudança do nosso paÃs para melhor e, no domingo, apenas sete minutos após o anúncio do resultado das eleições já havia uma decisão judicial com medidas cautelares contra mim, com base em mentiras. Doze horas depois e no meio da rua, fui intimado do inÃcio da perseguição, ao deixar a casa do Presidente Bolsonaro. Tudo diante do olhar lacrimejado de um pai, com comorbidades, que está condenado a mais de 27 anos de prisão - sem ter cometido crime algum - e que já sofre pela distância de outro filho que não vê há mais de um ano e meio, em função da perseguição ilegal e arbitrária que também sofre. Isso não é democracia e está muito longe de ser um processo judicial justo e imparcial. Ao menos estou num paÃs onde posso manifestar livremente minha opinião, não serei alvo de um juÃz que acordou com vontade de fazer o mal e enviou a sua polÃcia à minha casa para revirar as calcinhas das minhas filhas na gaveta. Fui candidato à Presidência enfrentando todo um sistema que quer as coisas continuem como estão no Brasil: ótimas para eles, mas muito piores para você. Não me arrependo de absolutamente nada do que fiz e deixo uma reflexão: “Não há remédio eficaz no Brasil para cessar violações a Diretos Humanos.” (Cristiano Zanin, em 7/Ago/2016). Nos próximos dias, vou conversar com grandes veÃculos nacionais e internacionais. Sem cortes, sem filtro. Quem quiser ouvir, ouvirá o que ninguém mais pode dizer estando no Brasil.
— Flávio Bolsonaro (@FlavioBolsonaro) November 1, 2026
I was approached by several media outlets this week, including Rede Globo, which invited me for an exclusive interview. I accepted with a simple condition: that it be aired in full, without cuts and without prohibited topics. The network preferred not to proceed. From what everything indicates, Fantástico this Sunday will air a long report about me, without giving me the right to respond. If the largest media group in Brazil is AFRAID, it has no moral standing whatsoever to judge me or try to destroy my reputation.
I didn't leave Brazil, I left through Brazil! I dreamed of changing our country for the better and, on Sunday, just seven minutes after the election results were announced, there was already a court decision with precautionary measures against me, based on lies.
Twelve hours later and in the middle of the street, I was served notice of the start of the persecution, as I left President Bolsonaro's house. All this in front of the tearful gaze of a father with comorbidities, who is sentenced to more than 27 years in prison—without having committed any crime—and who already suffers from the distance of another son he hasn't seen for more than a year and a half, due to the illegal and arbitrary persecution he also endures.
This is not democracy and is far from being a fair and impartial judicial process.
At least I'm in a country where I can freely express my opinion, I won't be targeted by a judge who woke up wanting to do harm and sent his police to my house to rummage through my daughters' panties in the drawer.
I ran for President facing an entire system that wants things to stay as they are in Brazil: great for them, but much worse for you. I regret absolutely nothing I did and leave a reflection: “There is no effective remedy in Brazil to stop violations of Human Rights.” (Cristiano Zanin, on 7/Aug/2016).
In the coming days, I'll be talking with major national and international media outlets. No cuts, no filter. Whoever wants to hear will hear what no one else can say while in Brazil.
The Democracy Files, Part 13
… that goal is: American government must be rewritten from scratch, and soon.🚨🚨 DEMOCRACY FILES / THE ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 13: THE NEW FOUNDING 🚨 The "democracy" ecosystem is mostly decentralized. There's competition sometimes (as this drop will show). But when a direction has been set by funders, actors converge towards a common goal. And that goal is: American government must be rewritten from scratch, and soon. RAD, the project of ex-USAID workers we've been tracing in the Democracy Files, represents one plan. PolicyLink represents another plan. What is PolicyLink? Towards the end of UNELECTED, I write about PolicyLink - a highly connected NGO which receives more than $50 million annually in funding. There, I describe its "soul work" - engineering the human soul to create a renewed democracy. That's not an exaggeration; that's how they describe it, in their own words. PolicyLink appears again in the Democracy Files. Here, you can see PolicyLink personnel use the same language we've seen in prior drops: founders, a new founding, redesigning the federal government. PolicyLink has over $100 million in assets and receives its funding from all the usual suspects - Rockefeller, Open Society, Ford, Gates, etc. It has worked closely with Democratic administrations in setting policy. RAD and PolicyLink compete for the same funders and the same space. But they say the same thing: a "new founding," drafted by people no one elected, ready "before the window opens." RAD is perhaps simply more honest about how that window will open.
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) November 2, 2026
RAD, the project of ex-USAID workers we've been tracing in the Democracy Files, represents one plan. PolicyLink represents another plan.
What is PolicyLink?
Towards the end of UNELECTED, I write about PolicyLink - a highly connected NGO which receives more than $50 million annually in funding. There, I describe its "soul work" - engineering the human soul to create a renewed democracy. That's not an exaggeration; that's how they describe it, in their own words.
PolicyLink appears again in the Democracy Files. Here, you can see PolicyLink personnel use the same language we've seen in prior drops: founders, a new founding, redesigning the federal government.
PolicyLink has over $100 million in assets and receives its funding from all the usual suspects - Rockefeller, Open Society, Ford, Gates, etc. It has worked closely with Democratic administrations in setting policy.
RAD and PolicyLink compete for the same funders and the same space. But they say the same thing: a "new founding," drafted by people no one elected, ready "before the window opens."
RAD is perhaps simply more honest about how that window will open.
Oleshky Ceasefire Concludes
… serves as a foundation for lasting peace between both nations.THE CEASEFIRE CONCLUDES The mission was a success, delivering critical aid to the region and enabling the evacuation of nearly 800 people. On behalf of America, I commend Russia and Ukraine for their leadership and cooperation surrounding the Oleshky ceasefire. I hope Oleshky serves as a foundation for lasting peace between both nations. The ceasefire began on October 27, 2026, and concluded on November 1, 2026, as planned.
— First Lady Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) November 1, 2026
This Is Institutional Rot Dressed Up in a Robe
… ballot as Senator Dan Sullivan in a ranked choice state that was already built to confuse people… and your answer is that nobody can do anything about it. That is what Judge Sharon Gleason just did. She threw out the DOJ lawsuit to set aside the ballots cast for the decoy Dan so the fraud could actually be investigated, and she did it for three reasons that should make every voter in this country sick. The federal government lacks standing. Separating those ballots would violate ballot secrecy. And it is too late to change anything this close to Election Day.Shameful indictment on the judiciary in this country. These judges have fallen so far from their pedestals.
— Lara Logan (@laralogan) November 2, 2026
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Democrats Are Dismantling the Rule of Law to Patch Over the Very Policing Crisis Their Own Soft-on-Crime Policies Created
… residents and DACA recipients with federal work and firearm authorization to apply to local law enforcement agencies.The entire Democrat agenda is humiliating, subjugating and dispossessing Americans.
— Stephen Miller (@StephenM) November 1, 2026
This radical overreach by the Illinois Left is a direct assault on American sovereignty and a slap in the face to law-abiding citizens. By handing badge, gun, and arresting authority over Americans to non-citizens, Democrats are dismantling the rule of law to patch over the very policing crisis their own soft-on-crime policies created.
He Knows That He Committed a Criminal Act
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… of Sullivan's said she saw Sullivan on a flight to Anchorage on Monday — two days before The New York Times first reported that he was recruited by operatives linked to Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign.Daniel J. Sullivan, the independent candidate running for Senate in Alaska whose name is almost identical to the Republican senator running for reelection, left his hometown of Petersburg earlier this week, multiple sources confirmed to CBS News. One resident and former student of Sullivan's said she saw Sullivan on a flight to Anchorage on Monday — two days before The New York Times first reported that he was recruited by operatives linked to Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign. https://t.co/hDk5Hc40g5
— CBS News (@CBSNews) October 30, 2026
The source added she did not know where Sullivan was headed, but another friend said he and his wife are known among friends as "world travelers."
Sullivan's current whereabouts after leaving his hometown are not clear.
Dozens of Petersburg residents also told CBS News they never saw or received any campaign materials like mailers, flyers, brochures or signs since the former elementary school teacher announced his candidacy last spring.
"I don't think it's a serious candidacy," said Andrew Worhatch, a Petersburg fisherman. "I haven't seen a platform."
Just days before the midterm elections, a CBS News crew on the ground in Petersburg likewise found no indication of any active campaigning by the candidate, including outside his own home, which sits adjacent to the main coastal highway.
Highly Respected Democrat, Who Narrowly Lost in the Primary to Abdul Mohamed El-Sayed Endorses Mike Rogers
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Mike Steger, 1 November 2026
Mike breaks down the struggle between Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki, examining how Poland's sovereignty, its Supreme Court, and its relationship with the United States could influence the future of Europe.
He also examines warnings of financial instability, comments from former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and Vice President JD Vance, and proposals to nationalize Elon Musk's Starlink and SpaceX.
As Ukraine faces questions over reported Starlink restrictions, Mike explores the significance of Russian satellite maneuvers, the vulnerability of Western space infrastructure, and how a direct confrontation in space could disrupt GPS, communications, banking, energy systems, and the global economy.
Mike argues that Trump's diplomatic strategy represents an effort to prevent a broader conflict while pursuing lasting peace and a new international security framework.