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For the record, my girlfriend is not my sister.
To the best of my knowledge.
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🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 4: YES, MANY ARE AWARE OF THE GOALS 🚨
This one is a thread because there are multiple materials.
On January 15, 2026, Renew American Democracy (RAD), the strategy built around the Democracy Renewal Group's (DRG) ex-USAID democracy officers, held planning exercises for "emergency scenarios" and how it'd affect their "strategic objectives."
RAD's explicit goal is in catalyzing those so-called "emergency scenarios" to manifest "structural reform" - the rewriting of American governance which the previous drops have covered.
RAD/DRG hold the unique role within the wider blocking / protest alliance of defining what the new government looks like, presumably because they are made of ex-USAID officers who have specialized in installing new governments. As @MikeBenzCyber last night said on his stream, these DRG members come from the CIA coup parts of USAID.
It's been suggested that DRG is just a fringe group within the much larger blocking/protest ecosystem. This morning's interim video mentioning Mike Smith disproved that. And PART 4 disproves that further - the wider network is well aware of DRG and that its goal is to secure a new government.
They will dress it in the language that it's Trump who will provoke it, and they're only preventing a true Constitutional crisis. In reality, there's a million ways to interpret what a "red line" is, and many ways to get Trump to cross it. Already, articles everywhere are telegraphing that Trump *will* cross it in the form of the Insurrection Act or martial law, softening us up for the coup ahead.
The materials I'm showing you are from a RAD/DRG-ran planning exercise in January 2026. Groups represented by participants include:
· National Security Leaders for America (NSL4A)
· Freedom Trainers / Beautiful Trouble
· Team Democracy
· Federal Workers Alliance for Democracy
· Civil Service Strong
· Project 2029
· Braver Angels
· Indivisible
· Better Together America
· Center for Collaborative Democracy
· Democracy Accelerator
· Paths to Understanding
· Co-Intelligence Institute
· Cohesion Strategy
· Community-Vision Solutions
One of the working groups concerned "National Deliberations" - which lays the groundwork for structural reforms post-crisis. So every single participant in this forum was well aware the end point is rewriting our governance.
Even more interesting, Tanya Alfredson of @BraverAngels participated in this particular working group - which should give pause to anyone who believes Braver Angels simply wants better dialogue.
As you watch the videos, watch out for the code language they use to hint towards the ultimate end goal.
As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇
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Replying to @DecodeConflict
ہر 'BREAKING' ہیڈلائن کے پیچھے اصل تصویر: پاکستان پیغامات لے کر تہران گیا، ایران نے 7 واضح شرائط رکھیں — ناکہ بندی ختم، پابندیاں اٹھاؤ، حملے رکو۔ کشیدگی بڑھانے والا وہ ہے جو ان شرائط کو ماننے سے انکار کرے۔
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🚨 BREAKING 🇷🇺🇺🇦 RUSSIAN GROUND FORCES PUSH INTO ZAPORIZHZHIA!
Russian troops, backed by armored vehicles and ammunition supplies, are reportedly advancing in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region as fighting intensifies.
The scale of the advance remains unconfirmed.
DECODE CONFLICT | DEVELOPING
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Christ’s Sacrifice Once and For All
The old system never finished the job. Year after year the priests stood and offered the same sacrifices of bulls and goats. Those offerings were only a shadow—they reminded people of their sin but could never take it away or make anyone truly clean before God.
Then Jesus came. He didn’t bring another animal. He offered Himself. “Here I am—I have come to do Your will,” He said. By that single, perfect sacrifice He set the old system aside and established the new. One offering. One time. Forever.
Because of that, the Holy Spirit can now say what the old sacrifices never could: “Their sins and lawless acts I will remember no more.” Those who trust Him are made holy—not by trying harder, but by what Christ already finished.
This is the heart of the gospel: the work is done. The guilt is gone. The way to God is open.
If this truth brings you peace today, share it with someone who needs to hear that their sin has been dealt with once and for all.
Hebrews 10:1-17
#ChristOnceForAll #Hebrews10 #GospelTruth #FinishedWork #FaithInJesus
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🤟🇺🇸🎸🎶⚔️ Come Together⚔️🎶🎸🇺🇸🤟
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🤟🇺🇸🎸🎶⚔️ In The Air Tonight ⚔️🎶🎸🇺🇸🤟
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❤️ Just a little piece of my heart! These are five things that mean so much to me.
🙏 My faith in God
💕 My family and dear friends
🇺🇸 My love for this country
🎨 Bringing my ideas to life
📸 Capturing memories through photography
Life is made beautiful by the things we hold dear. Now tell me, friends, what are five things close to your heart? ❤️☕
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Tyftt: @philipc6769 tagging: @DeliaTX @RudolphR70469 @StephGrey50
❤️ 5 THINGS I LOVE ❤️
🙏 God
❤️ My family — 2 & 4 legged 🐾
🥰 Amazing friends — online & off
✨ Creating — especially AI
🎶 Music — especially singing 🎤
Simple things that make my heart happy. ❤️
What are your 5? 👇
#5ThingsILove #Blessed #Rissa💫
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Abdul El-Sayed is getting felted so badly in this debate, & it's not even close. Every time he speaks, it's a lie & it gets debunked seconds later. Michigan needs to vote for Mike Rogers. 🇺🇸💥🥳
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Imagine living in a world where sunset meant the day was basically over.
Then one little glass bulb helped change everything.
In October 1879, Thomas Edison and his team at Menlo Park successfully tested an incandescent lamp designed to burn long enough to be practical for everyday use.
It wasn’t the first electric light ever created, but it was an important step toward making electric lighting something ordinary families could eventually use.
Before that, evenings were illuminated by candles, oil lamps and gaslight.
Then came the glow of a tiny filament inside a glass bulb.
Today we flip a switch without even thinking about it.
But there was once a night when people stood around watching a light bulb glow and realized the future might look completely different.
Kind of makes your favorite cozy lamp feel a little more magical.
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He walked to Domino’s for a pizza.
Minutes later, he was locked inside the restaurant bathroom while employees called 911.
According to the man and multiple Domino’s employees who spoke with police, the situation began outside the restaurant.
Witnesses said the mother of his children followed him there in a Honda Civic and drove toward him closely enough that he put his hands on the hood.
He went inside.
She followed.
Employees told officers she began grabbing at his belongings and clothing while he tried to keep some distance between them.
Staff asked her to leave.
She refused.
One employee went to call 911 while the man retreated into the restroom and locked the door.
Witnesses said she then tried to get through the bathroom door before eventually leaving the restaurant before officers arrived.
Police interviewed the man and multiple employees, documented their accounts, and requested the restaurant’s surveillance video as part of the investigation.
Whatever happened before they arrived at Domino’s, once a private disagreement spills into a public business, employees and bystanders shouldn’t have to become part of it.
What started as a walk to pick up dinner turned into something nobody inside that Domino’s expected.
There is a level of confidence I will never possess.
Walking into a pizza place at midnight, making full eye contact with the employee, and calmly saying:
“Pickles and pineapple.”
Not hesitating.
Not apologizing.
Not even looking nervous.
That is not a pizza order.
That is someone testing the structural integrity of a friendship.
And now I’m sitting in the car wondering how well I actually know this person.
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Want to know what pure happiness sounds like? Turn up the volume.
This little boy has a German Shepherd for a playmate, and apparently, that's all the entertainment he needs.
Every time his furry buddy gets moving, another round of uncontrollable belly laughs follows.
The German Shepherd might think they're just playing, but he's giving this little boy memories that'll last a lifetime.
That laughter is absolutely contagious.
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If you have a large backyard and enjoy throwing parties where friends will be there drinking beer and having a good time then this might be a great little project for you. All you need to do is find a shady corner of the yard to mount it to a tree. Let the Good Times flow. 🍻🤣🤣
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Yes those are real dogs. It appears they have mastered their bird dog training. It’s pretty amazing to watch them if you’ve never seen this before.
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🚨 MNN SPECIAL REPORT 🚨
The WNBA is still playing. Championship series to crown the Queens… or whatever they’re calling it.
Nobody asked. Nobody noticed. Go figure.
Also, Amber, the Tennessee jacket in October is a choice. A bad one. And no more cigars in the studio
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Fifty years ago today, on October 21, 1976, a rock band from Topeka, Kansas, released their fourth studio album, Leftoverture. They'd spent the previous three years recording albums and touring across America, but they still hadn't found that big hit that would put them on the national charts.
The band was Kansas, and their breakthrough came from a song that guitarist Kerry Livgren brought to the group near the end of rehearsals for the new album.
It was called “Carry On Wayward Son.”
Livgren had been doing much of the songwriting for Leftoverture, and this particular song was a personal one. He was searching for answers in his own life, and the lyrics reflected that spiritual journey, with a message about finding peace after years of struggling to find your way.
The recording begins with those wonderful four-part vocal harmonies, followed by one of the most recognizable guitar riffs of the 1970s. Steve Walsh delivers a tremendous lead vocal, while Kerry Livgren and Rich Williams provide the powerful guitar work. The keyboards, bass, and Phil Ehart's drums give the song its driving rhythm, with several wonderful changes in tempo along the way.
At more than five minutes long, it wasn't exactly the kind of song record companies expected to become a hit single. Radio listeners had other ideas.
“Carry On Wayward Son” became Kansas's first Top 40 hit, reaching No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 in April 1977. The album climbed to No. 5, eventually selling millions of copies, and Kansas finally had the national recognition they'd been working toward.
Half a century later, the song is still a favorite on classic rock radio, and those opening harmonies are enough to tell you exactly what's coming.
Here's “Carry On Wayward Son” by Kansas. Turn it up and enjoy your evening! 🎶
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