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DataRepublican
Posted - April 21, 2026 at 3:05 AM
Saved - April 21, 2026 at 5:50 AM
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I say Pete Hegseth is targeted because he's between Trump and a coup. Institutions are named, a color-revolution playbook cites security-force defections as key. Maria Stephan runs Horizons Project; a domestic version trains defection. A memo flags Hegseth as insider threat; others urge officers to refuse illegal orders. The goal, I argue, is removal and replacement with someone we can co-opt.

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🧵 THREAD: The true reason Pete Hegseth is being targeted is because he's standing between President Trump and a coup @PeteHegseth named the institutions... CFR, Brookings, the general class... in 37 seconds in a video by @Liz_Wheeler . Within 72 hours of his nomination, a color

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The speaker asserts that Donald Trump challenged and exposed flaws in the existing international order. They describe the order as failing and continuing to fail, naming institutions and groups such as the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, DC, and the Brookings Institution as types associated with it. The speaker suggests that these foreign-policy elites were never told that their wars were stupid, that their generals were losers, or that NATO did not step up, and that China would unleash a virus, which the speaker labels the "China virus." The implication is that these criticisms were aimed at holding the international order to account for its perceived failures. The speaker contends that the failures of the international order have been highlighted or amplified by the regime currently in the White House, describing this regime as a strong advocate for the failing order. In the context of Ukraine, the speaker frames the situation as Donald Trump engaging in a strategy against Putin by supporting Zelensky, effectively stating that the conflict is a way for Trump to fight Putin through Zelensky. The speaker concludes with the claim that they believe people who oppose the order are finding a war that they “absolutely love,” implying enthusiasm for the ongoing conflict as a form of triumph or validation of their stance against the established international system.
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Speaker 0: Trump threatened the the international order, council on foreign relation, Washington DC, Brookings Institute types. They were never told their wars were stupid or their generals were losers or that NATO didn't step up, that China would unleash a virus. So let's call it the China virus and hold them to account for it. All of those things were a calling out of an international order that was failing and is continuing to fail and now has a great advocate in the regime currently in the White House. And Ukraine, it's basically a fight Donald Trump by fighting Putin through Zelensky war. They finally found a war they just absolutely love.

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler This is not my theory. This is theirs. Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan — the two most cited scholars in the color revolution field — studied 323 regime change campaigns. Their finding: Security force defections make campaigns FORTY-SIX TIMES more likely to succeed. https://t.co/w1DND511SS

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler So what did co-author Maria Stephan do next? She became Chief Organizer of the Horizons Project. And on July 16, 2025, she trained New Kings participants on video. "Security forces refused to obey orders to repress protesters." https://t.co/j2R2uh0qSv

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Momentum, and momentum is key to success. The third attribute of successful campaigns is they featured defections and loyalty shifts within key institutional pillars. Workers restricted their labor. Faith communities refused to allow their religion to be a tool of authoritarianism. Civil servants refused to carry out illegal orders. Businesses applied financial pressure. Security forces refused to obey orders to repress protesters. We're gonna talk through a lot of that tonight. Finally, successful movements have
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Speaker 0: Momentum, and momentum is key to success. The third attribute of successful campaigns, they featured defections and loyalty shifts within key institutional pillars. Workers restricted their labor. Faith communities refused to allow their religion to be a tool of authoritarianism. Civil servants refused to carry out illegal orders. Businesses applied financial pressure. Security forces refused to obey orders to repress protesters. We're gonna talk through a lot of that tonight. Finally, successful movements have

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler 130,000 people are told: "When they crack and power within them shifts, the entire edifice can crumble." "They" = security forces... our military. Yes, Stefan's teachings are now informing a mass American audience that it's how you bring down a government. https://t.co/CEStbNLYeN

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The speaker argues that security forces are responsible for executing policies and getting things done, wielding coercive power. These pillars, together with their social, political, and economic power, ultimately prop up regimes. When they crack and power within them shifts, the entire edifice can crumble. The speaker then notes, “And so the next slide, please.”
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Speaker 0: Are responsible for executing policies and basically getting anything done. Security forces wield coercive power. These pillars and their social, political, and economic power ultimately prop up regimes. When they crack and power within them shifts, the entire edifice can crumble. And so the next slide, please.

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It gets worse. Hardy Merriman — Gene Sharp's personal assistant, co-author of the CANVAS regime change field manual used in 50+ countries — wrote a domestic version. It says: "Those who serve in government institutions swear an oath to uphold the Constitution. They don't swear allegiance to the president himself." Then it teaches them how to defect: call in sick, work slowly, ignore orders, leak to media, publicly defy.

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Now look at what their own planning document says about Hegseth. The "Democracy Playbook 2025" — the same document that teaches "dealing with security forces" and color revolution case studies — cites this in footnote 49: "Pete Hegseth had been flagged by fellow service member as possible 'Insider Threat'" — AP, November 15, 2024. 72 hours after his nomination. In a regime change manual.

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Then the operation went live. November 11, 2025: The National Lawyers Guild Military Law Task Force publishes "FAQ on Refusing Illegal Orders." November 12: Same group publishes a statement calling U.S. Venezuela operations "war crimes" and declaring officers "should refuse superior orders." Remember these dates.

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler Six days later. November 18. Six Democratic members of Congress — all military veterans — release a video telling active-duty troops: "You MUST refuse illegal orders." https://t.co/P5iQ2LFQQS

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler Five of the six were recruited through a single organization: New Politics Leadership Academy. One pipeline. One talent program. Five of six. Mark Kelly was the sixth. https://t.co/Gh1cNNTwVl

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler The administration took the bait. Exactly as the playbook predicted. Trump called them "traitors" and threatened death. Hegseth opened a Pentagon investigation. Grand jury convened under 18 USC 2387... sedition. It failed. https://t.co/xgXmqde6fB

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler Daniel Driscoll — Secretary of the Army — has been MORE disruptive than Hegseth. Cancelled the M10 Booker. Halted Humvee production. His confirmation vote... 66-28 versus Hegseth's 51-50. Zero organized opposition for Driscoll. Why? https://t.co/6OE6iEyJSt

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler Because Driscoll is someone the system can work with. He's Yale Law with cross-partisan relationships. Like this one: Daniel Driscoll's wife donated over six thousand dollars to Maggie Goodlander, one of the Seditious Six. https://t.co/NJpeUMM2qD

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The color revolution playbook has one tool for security forces: social pressure through professional networks to induce defection. Driscoll is embedded in those networks. He can be pulled away. Hegseth isn't. He was never attached. The system can't co-opt him... so its only option is removal. That's why Driscoll gets 16 Democratic votes and puff pieces. That's why Hegseth gets grand juries.

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler Yes, Braver Angels is tied. IMIP hosted a "Pre-Huddle for Braver Angels Convention" on June 13, 2024. Tabatha Pilgrim Thompson, from the Horizons Project, Maria Stephan's organization, was on the call. Watch below: https://t.co/HjP5dFau24

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Speaker 0 explains that at last year’s convention they struggled with how Horizons is perceived: in bridge-building spaces they’re seen as a social justice progressive movement organization, while in movement spaces they’re seen as a bridge-building organization. This makes it hard to articulate the importance of both organizers and social movement activists, and the value of polarization in some contexts. They note that Braver Angels’ platform last year shows members agreed to include BLM activists as part of the movement for civic renewal. Vinay’s point about participatory democracy is easier to discuss and win support for, but they’re mindful that messenger matters: speaking as someone wearing a Horizons hat will land differently than others speaking in their bridge-building movement leader hats. This reflects their reflection on why they’re excited to be present and how to think about approaching these tensions, including how to balance labeling, inclusion of activists, and the messaging that resonates across different audiences.
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Speaker 0: Like, you know, candidly, I was struggling a little bit at the convention last year because I think, you know, horizons in general sometimes when we're in the space when we're in bridge building spaces, we're seen as a social justice progressive movement organization. When we're in movement spaces, we're seen as, like, a bridge building organization, and people aren't always quite sure where to put us, right, because we are trying to to build connections among the two. And I was really struggling to be able to kind of, like, make the case and talk about the importance of org not just organizers, but also social movement activists and how sometimes you need some of that polarization to exist. And I see that, you know, as a as a huge value And and it's one that, you know, even in the platform last year, Braver Angels measure members agreed to that we want to include, like, the BLM activists as part of this movement for civic renewal. Right? But that's where, you know, Vinay, to your point, participatory democracy piece is a lot easier to, you know, talk about and gain and win over people and gain support over than this piece. And so but I'm also very cognizant that messenger matters. And so me wearing my Horizons hat talking about that is gonna come across very differently than some of you wearing your more bridge building movement leader hats talking about these things. So that's just something that I've been reflecting on why I I was, like, really excited to to show up here today is just to try to think about, like, how can we also

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler And MWEG? Same table. Jennifer Thomas if MWEG on the IMIP call, February 2024: "We couldn't have done it without people like you." https://t.co/MUbwQFIj87

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Speaker 0 expresses heartfelt gratitude, saying they couldn’t have done it without people like the audience. They emphasize that these supporters have allowed them to amplify their efforts in ways they hadn’t imagined.
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Speaker 0: So Well, I can't emphasize enough. We couldn't have done it without people like you. I mean, we just couldn't have. Right? It's you've allowed us to just amplify our efforts in ways we couldn't have imagined. So And, you know

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler IMIP's Sterling Speirn responds: "If you have a Mormon Women's chapter in your community, you're going to have a little passing gear already in place." MWEG is the grassroots arm. IMIP is the coordination layer. And Maria Stephan's Horizons Project is a part of this same series. https://t.co/DTyzrvOG9i

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First speaker: The discussion centers on “democracy hubs” and how their effectiveness can be enhanced by existing, community-based networks. The speaker explains that those hubs would be fortunate to have a chapter of Mormon women in their community because such a chapter would provide a natural, built-in partner. The idea is that these local hubs benefit from a ready-made “passing gear” or supportive infrastructure. The speaker lists examples of potential partnerships or coalitions: libraries with a transforming communities project, museums created by women voters, and community mediation centers. The overarching point is about aggregation and collaboration across community institutions to advance democratic engagement and civic participation. The speaker emphasizes that having a Mormon women’s chapter in a community would supply a ready-to-use set of collaborative resources, effectively accelerating the work of democracy hubs. Second speaker: Responds with a brief interjection that shifts the tone. They remark, “You’re a little bit horny. Little engine that could. I hope that doesn’t diminish you. I hope that's a compliment. Nope.” The remark suggests a provocative, informal reaction to the first speaker’s assertion, followed by a clarification that the speaker does not intend to diminish or insult, and then a negation of the compliment being taken. The exchange highlights a tension between earnest civic talk about strategic partnerships and a candid, personal aside that introduces a more informal, idiosyncratic tone to the dialogue.
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Speaker 0: Democracy hubs. And I I've often said those hubs are gonna be lucky if there's a chapter of Mormon women in their community because they'll have a natural built in partner because those local hubs are they have to see. Do I have a libraries transforming communities project? Do I have museums made by us as legal women voters doing it? Do I have a community mediation center? It's all that aggregation. But, boy, if you have a Mormon women's chapter in your community, you're gonna have, like, a little you're gonna have a little passing gear already in place for you. Speaker 1: You're a little bit horny. Little engine that could. I hope that doesn't diminish you. I hope that's a compliment. Nope.

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@PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler When Hegseth took his seat on the USIP board, the institutional home where the color revolution playbook was developed, the acting president physically barricaded the building. They sent DOGE staff, FBI agents, and DC police to get in. https://t.co/MVdcSz95F0

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CONCLUSION: Pete Hegseth named the institutions in 37 seconds. The institutions responded with: - Pre-positioned oppo research activated in 72 hours - A regime change planning document citing him by name - A legal predicate for military disobedience published the same week as the Seditious Six video - A pipeline that produced the cohort - A grand jury they couldn't win - A replacement they CAN co-opt - Braver Angels and MWEG sitting at the same table as the color revolution coordinators - A physical barricade at the building where the playbook was written They're not trying to get rid of a bad SecDef. They're trying to remove the one obstacle that makes their entire methodology fail.

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@OGPdawg @PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler Nearly every institution has been captured; that's the problem. It's easier to kidnap a Venezuelan dictator than to convict a Democrat of murder in a D.C. jury, even with a signed confession.

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@OhioShermanTank @PeteHegseth @Liz_Wheeler You govern yourself. Do you still have children in public school? Do you still depend on CNN? Do you go to DEI training sessions? Are you stuck in a city? All these things are fixable.

DataRepublican
Posted - April 4, 2026 at 3:27 AM
Saved - April 4, 2026 at 5:59 AM

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Went to DC for a couple days just to pick up a Pentagon badge, expecting it to be quiet. Had some downtime, started poking around and reading. Stumbled onto something called the Mikva Challenge and mentioned it in a random reply. Didn’t think much of it. Now it’s at 6+ million views. More on this later. But yeah. DC is structurally formed by NGOs to rule in favor of Democrats for any court case.

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Been researching DC juries this morning. Did you know that DC has a specific school curriculum which is mandatory from 6th to 12th grade which trains them in civic participation including juries? Students are taught how to look past the actual crime and evaluate all charges through "root causes" and equity. There's no chance of a favorable conviction in DC.

DataRepublican
Posted - March 30, 2026 at 3:54 AM
Saved - March 31, 2026 at 4:49 AM
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I explored how Japan shifted from “no policy” to a 820,000 cap on foreign workers, growing Muslims from ~110k (2010) to ~420k (2024) with 149 mosques. A 2018 4:00 AM bill, compressed deliberations, and links to U.S.-trained ministers, a Trilateral Commission foundation, a $69M university fellowship, a UN framework, 16 bilateral labor accords, and a Japan-specific program drafted in the U.S. Senate. A 2025-26 political shift followed. I’ll keep pulling the thread.

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🧵 THREAD: How mass immigration came to Japan's shores 𝕏 saw a lovely cultural exchange between Americans and Japanese this past week, which got me wondering how and why Muslims came to Japan... so I spent the weekend looking into it. Japan went from officially having "no immigration policy" to a formal system with a cap of 820,000 foreign workers. Japan's Muslim population has gone from ~110,000 (2010) to ~420,000 (end of 2024). There are now 149 mosques. The bill that created this was passed at 4:00 AM in December 2018. The opposition called it a "carte blanche." Deliberations were compressed. It passed anyway. What I found: 🔹 Three consecutive foreign ministers trained at American universities. 🔹 A foundation run by a Trilateral Commission member and a former US intelligence chief. 🔹 A $69 million fellowship network seeding 69 universities in 44 countries. 🔹 A UN framework signed the same month as the 4 AM vote. 🔹 Sixteen bilateral labor agreements managed through a single coordinating body. 🔹 A Japan-specific immigration program drafted by a Japanese national while he was interning inside the US Senate. In July 2025, a party that didn't exist before COVID won 14 seats and finished third in the popular vote. By February 2026, the LDP won its biggest parliamentary majority since 1955, running on tighter immigration. Unfortunately, Americans and Japanese have more in common beyond love of BBQ. They have the mass migration problem in common. Receipts below. 👇 As always, patience as I pull together the thread.

DataRepublican
Posted - March 27, 2026 at 1:52 AM
Saved - March 27, 2026 at 4:47 AM
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I’m sharing a thread alleging Steven A. Cash, a former CIA officer, now linked to a $15M+ sole-source DOE/NNSA portfolio via Deck Prism LLC, with ties to The Steady State and NoKings. I claim the group maps a color-revolution playbook, reactivated after Trump’s 2nd win, while Cash’s own words describe “disappearing” under Biden. I note Democratic donations, identical address/phone for Steady State and Deck Prism, and a robust IC network.

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🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: A $15+ MILLION DOE contractor and NoKings protest organizer with active nuclear security contracts is on camera recommending a color revolution "how-to" 🚨🚨 His name is Steven A. Cash. Former CIA officer (Balkans, Clinton era). Under Biden: Senior Advisor to the Undersecretary at DHS Intelligence & Analysis. The day after Trump's 2016 election, Cash co-founded "The Steady State" — a network of more than 340 former intelligence community officials who decided Trump was an "existential threat". When Biden won, the threat was gone. Cash went into Biden's DHS. His own words: "we disappeared." Then Trump won again. "Suddenly the existential threat was back." The Steady State reactivated and is now a planning partner with NoKings. In the clip below, their meeting recommends "Bringing Down a Dictator" — the Otpor documentary about toppling Milošević — as "a how-to." Meanwhile, Cash's company Deck Prism LLC holds $15+ million in Department of Energy contracts. Almost every one: sole-source or non-competed. One is for the National Nuclear Security Administration — our nuclear weapons program — justified because "disclosure would compromise national security." His FEC records: 20+ donations over 20 years. 100% Democratic. Zero Republican. Including $1,001 to Kamala Harris on August 4, 2024, while his NNSA nuclear contract was active. I have the USAspending receipts, the FEC filings, and him on camera twice. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇

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Before proceeding with this thread, please follow @listen_2learn , who tried to expose Cash earlier. Thanks to my new co-visiting fellow with @ItsYourGov , @JeffClarkUS , for help in researching. https://t.co/3u4mcMulxB

@listen_2learn - The Researcher

The Steady State is a who’s who of the deep state. https://t.co/o8dYujEdW2

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS Cash in his own words. Listen carefully. "Pretty much the day after the election of Donald Trump." "It really wasn't a political thing." "Joe Biden wins. Existential threat gone." ... "We basically disappeared." Then he went into Biden's DHS. https://t.co/LbMq15uNFR

@listen_2learn - The Researcher

Steven Cash, a former CIA officer, discussed the origins of the Steady (deep) State. He said it was created the day Trump 1.0 won; it went dormant during the Biden regime and is now back in action (working against the will of the American people) as they view Trump as an existential threat. The part I find most interesting is that he returned to work in intelligence during the Biden regime to focus on domestic issues within the United States.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS The International Spy Museum advisory board lists Cash as "owner and founder of Deck Prism, LLC," registered 2008, Cabin John, Maryland. That company has $15+M in DOE contracts. The address on USA Spending matches a residence owned by Cash himself. Let's look. https://t.co/1KSte4FF8K

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Five contracts. His awards are still active, and he's using language of overthrow in regards to President Trump? $8.55M — "Technical Support" (CONT_AWD_89303026FET400040_8900_89303025DET000003_8900) $4.42M — "Transition Services" (CONT_AWD_89303025FET400037_8900_89303025DET000003_8900) $4.39M — "Service Contract" (CONT_AWD_89303018CET000003_8900_-NONE-_-NONE-) $3.50M — "Vulnerability Assessment" (CONT_AWD_89303024CET000021_8900_-NONE-_-NONE-) $3.46M — "NNSA Assessments" (CONT_AWD_89233124CNA000331_8900_-NONE-_-NONE-)

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS That NNSA contract is sole-sourced under FAR 6.302-6. Someone higher up had to approve it. The justification: "disclosure would compromise national security." NNSA manages America's nuclear weapons.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS FEC receipts: 20+ donations, 20 years, 100% Democratic, zero Republican. https://t.co/90rVSexqse

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@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS DID A $15M+ NUCLEAR SECURITY CONTRACTOR RECOMMEND A COLOR REVOLUTION PLAYBOOK ON CAMERA? Let's talk about his organization.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS The Steady State claims "501(c)(4)" status on their Substack. But I couldn't find that. But in a SCOTUS brief (Newsom v. Trump, Oct 2025) they called themselves an "unincorporated association." And used the same address as in the DOE contracts. Which is it? https://t.co/XrIqxKQCiy

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@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS I couldn't find The Steady State on ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer. I couldn't find a Maryland state registration. However I did find that The Steady State and Deck Prism LLC share the same phone number. https://t.co/YOt5WM5xbj

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS Now the members of The Steady State. Marc Polymeropoulos CO-AUTHORED the Hunter Biden laptop letter that 51 intel officials signed before the 2020 election. Douglas Wise signed it, then ADMITTED he knew the laptop was real https://t.co/yDxHtK2VLr

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@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS Jonathan Winer — State Dept conduit for BOTH the Steele dossier AND the Shearer "second dossier" via Sidney Blumenthal. Jeffrey Castelli — CIA station chief convicted by an Italian court in absentia for CIA war crimes. https://t.co/7YvVy66SRy

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@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS The Steady State is the IC's node in the color revolution network I've been mapping: IMIP, DemAID, 50501, NoKings. This is how the intelligence community plugs in. Start with this thread: https://t.co/zCT2VlFPtC

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: International actors are involved in the State Department led color revolution 🚨🚨 This is not speculation; it’s straight from a recorded call. Ex-USAID employees describe how, before January 20, they moved internal groups off government systems and into encrypted Signal chats, then quickly linked with foreign partners and NGOs after the inauguration. This attempt at creating a color revolution isn't new news; this part was already reported in NOTUS earlier this year. But what's not reported is the international aspect. One participant explicitly frames it as "a global anti-authoritarian movement," connecting U.S. officials with "colleagues from around the world who have dealt with this directly." They reference coordination with Johns Hopkins, "international democracy and conflict mitigation spaces," and efforts to mobilize across borders against what they perceive as domestic authoritarianism. At what point does this become treason? As always, patience as I pull together this thread. 👇

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS The Steady State is a listed partner with the No Kings protest. https://t.co/Oy3DcZWvi6

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS To wrap it up, here's Steven Cash outright admitting to having played a role in planning the No Kings protest: https://t.co/iW2iyixe2l

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS A former CIA officer helping plan NoKings v3. $15M+ in active no-bid contracts. A 340-member IC org with no known financial disclosure. Color revolution playbooks on camera. And the same address, same phone number, same man running all of it. THREAD END.

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Please support me by preordering my book if you haven't already. And we will be happy to preview the manuscript with any institutional buyers or media reviewers. Email: john@passage.press I intentionally went with a small publisher to avoid institutional censorship, and they need the preorders to distribute in nationwide chains! Book preorder links: BN: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/unelected-jennica-pounds/1149199075?ean=9798901160626 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GGYQNWHJ Books a Million: https://www.booksamillion.com/p/Unelected/Jennica-Pounds/9798901160626

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@listen_2learn @ItsYourGov @JeffClarkUS Last last post and thread end for good: I am NOT suicidal.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@DaneFreshie It's kind of intentional. Color revolutions are heavily funded and assisted by them. We seeded, trained, and funded Otpor. But they have to maintain the illusion that it's grassroots, so they have this weird division of labor and language which allows them to not to be familiar

LeaderJohnThune
Posted - March 26, 2026 at 5:19 PM
Saved - March 26, 2026 at 10:05 PM
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Thune urges support for a clean photo ID amendment to test Democrats’ stance on voting ID. The responder says Democrats already voted to ban photo ID nationwide under H.R.1 and challenges Thune to demonstrate real leadership.

@LeaderJohnThune - Leader John Thune

If they really think showing an ID is “reasonable,” as the Democrat whip claimed, then they can support this clean photo ID amendment. I look forward to seeing where Democrats really stand. https://t.co/v5JHGwSaoy

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The speaker argues that Democrats have been inconsistent on voter ID, particularly photo ID. He notes that for years Democrats claimed voter ID was a tool of voter suppression, then began hedging. He contends that Democrats now publicly say they support voter ID, with some leaders claiming their objection is not to a photo ID, but to other inclusivity formats like leases, utility bills, debit cards, or photocopies. He asserts that, in contrast, the Democrat floor leader said he objected to photo ID and called for inclusive voter ID options, but that Democrats have also supported photo ID in many other contexts (air travel, school enrollment, opening bank accounts). He argues this inconsistency shows Democrats “backpedaling” when pressed to support ID at the polls. The speaker cites severalDemocrats who have, at times, supported or stated favorable views toward voter ID, yet later qualified or avoided the position. He mentions a senior Democrat from New Jersey who said he would support a voter ID bill until pressed, then began avoiding the commitment. He references a junior Georgia Democrat who claimed, “I think you should have to prove that you are who you say you are before you vote. I support voter ID,” while also noting concerns about the specific requirements under discussion. He also quotes additional Democrats to illustrate what he sees as mixed messages: a Democrat from Arizona suggesting support for a strict voter ID approach; a Democrat from Rhode Island describing their state’s “sensible voter ID law” and frequent roll reviews as effective; the Democrat Senate leader stating that “Democrats support voter ID” ten days earlier; and a Georgia Democrat reiterating the expectation to prove one’s identity before voting and describing it as “basic.” The speaker announces an amendment vote on a clean voter ID bill, intended to require a photo ID at the polls, such as a driver’s license, tribal ID, military ID, veteran ID, or a passport. He clarifies that this amendment would not affect the Save America Act and would not obligate Democrats to vote for the final bill; they could vote for the amendment and against the overall act. The amendment’s purpose, he says, is to force Democrats to demonstrate whether they truly support photo ID in a concrete, real-world form. The speaker invites Democrats to demonstrate their actual stance by supporting the clean photo ID amendment and asserts that this would reveal where they truly stand.
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Speaker 0: Mister president, just where do Democrats stand on voter ID? It's pretty darn hard to tell. I mean, we spent years hearing from Democrats how voter idea ID, I should say, is a tool of voter suppression. As recently as mid February, the Democrat leader was decrying voter ID. And then suddenly, Democrats started hedging their bets. Wait. Of course, Democrats support voter ID. Democrat after Democrat has been claiming. And photo ID specifically, the Democrat leader said last week, and I quote, our objection as Democrats is not to a photo ID, end quote. Except, is that true, mister president? Is that really true? Because on Tuesday, the Democrat leader came down to the floor and made it very clear that he at least does object to photo ID. We need in his words, inclusive voter ID options. Like leases or utility bills or debit cards or photocopies thereof. He's apparently okay with the demand for photo ID in a million other situations from boarding a plane to signing your kid up for school to opening a bank account. But heaven forbid that we ask Americans to produce the same idea they produce all over town when they go to the polls. It's not inclusive. Other Democrats have acted similarly paying lip service to voter ID and photo ID in particular. But backpedaling the minute actually supporting voter ID legislation comes into question. Senior Democrat from New Jersey was on CNN Tuesday and said that he would support a voter ID bill until he was pressed on that commitment, then he suddenly started avoiding the question. The junior democrat from senator from Georgia boldly claimed, and I quote, I quote, I think you should have to prove that you are who you say you are before you vote. I support voter ID, end quote. They went on to knock the voter ID requirements under discussion. Mister president, just to give you an example of some of the I mean, this actually is quite revealing. Here are quotes from one, two, three, four, five Democrats. This one, who could be against that requiring an ID to vote? That from a couple of days ago. Here's the center from Arizona, people want to adopt the Arizona way which is strict voter ID. I think that would be fine. That was about a week ago. Senator from Rhode Island, I represent a state that has a sensible voter ID law and that regularly reviews its voter rolls. This approach has been extremely effective. That again, just a few days ago. And as then I said as the the democrat leader, and this is ten days ago. Democrats support voter ID. Senator from Michigan, and I quote again, hopefully all Americans are in agreement about voter ID. That from a week ago. Here's the other senator from Georgia, again, and I quote, we have voter ID laws in my state. You should have to prove that you are who you say you are before you vote. That is basic. End quote. That also from about a week ago, mister president. So the question is, will democrats vote the way they talk? Well, mister president, today, they're gonna get a chance to support voter ID without supporting the Save America Act. We're gonna have an amendment. We're gonna have an amendment vote on a clean voter ID bill. The only thing the only thing the amendment would do would be to require a photo ID at the polls, a driver's license, a tribal ID, a military ID, a veteran ID, a passport. That's all it would say, mister president. And something that a lot of democrats have been out there openly advocating for. And again, supporting this amendment doesn't require Democrats to support the overall Save America Act. It doesn't obligate them to vote in any way on the final bill. They can vote for this amendment and vote against the Save America Act. What this amendment will do, however, is force Democrats to come clean on whether or not they actually support voter ID in a real way. Not photocopies of debit cards or utility bills as democrats once proposed. Real IDs with photos issued by states or the federal government. The kind of IDs Americans use all the time in their daily lives. The kind of IDs that polls show Americans overwhelmingly support. Democrats have been trying to have their cake and eat it too, mister president, pretending that they stand with the overwhelming majority of Americans who support photo IDs at the polls while declining any occasion to put their money where their mouth is and support actual legislation. So here's their chance, mister president. If Democrats are being honest, if they really think that showing an ID is quote reasonable as the democrat whip claimed, then they can support this clean photo ID amendment. Clean, mister president. No other provisions, Just a requirement to show the same kind of photo ID at the polls that Americans show elsewhere on a daily basis. No obligation to vote for the overall bill. No statement on the overall bill. Just a clean photo ID provision. Mister president, I look forward to seeing where Democrats really stand.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@LeaderJohnThune Senator Thune, you might want to remember H.R.1 - For the People Act of 2021. It banned photo ID in voting. The Democrats you're trying to convince already voted to ban photo ID nationwide. You are going to have to perform actual leadership.

DataRepublican
Posted - March 23, 2026 at 2:59 PM
Saved - March 23, 2026 at 3:08 PM
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I’m detailing a Fox News Digital investigation and Asra Nomani’s deep dive into Neville Roy Singham. It traces how a Jamaica wedding in Feb 2017 of Singham and Jodie Evans kicked off the “House of Singham,” a network funneling about $278 million into ~2,000 groups pushing pro-China, anti-American narratives across five continents. Singham, Thoughtworks founder, with a Marxist-Leninist lineage, was flagged by the FBI; Fox tracks 223 transactions totaling $591 million (2017–2025) through five concentric rings.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵 THREAD: "House of Singham" : Neville Singham's mega-exposure. This is part 1 out of 5 in a mega-project exposing Neville Singham and his money flows. Honored to have been friends with @AsraNomani throughout this. I'm going to explain this article below - but you should also click through it, because it shows the amazing depth and scope of research which Asra has done. 👇 As always, patience as I pull together the thread.

@AsraNomani - Asra Nomani

2/ Our @FoxNews Digital investigation traces the rise of the Singham network to a weekend in Jamaica: like the opening scene of "The Godfather," where families consolidate power, the wedding of Neville Roy Singham + Jodie Evans built the House of Singham. https://www.foxnews.com/us/power-couple-chaos-how-tycoon-activist-built-revolutionary-base-house-singham

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@AsraNomani Neville Roy Singham is one of our most infamous financers in the revolutionary network. He has funneled $278 MILLION into a network of ~2,000 organizations that push pro-China, anti-American propaganda across five continents. https://t.co/cMWjhtrUqP

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

It starts with a wedding. Jamaica, February 2017. Singham (tech fortune from Thoughtworks) marries Jodie Evans (co-founder of CodePink). Four days of lectures, panels, and late-night strategy sessions. The wedding itinerary featured a panel called "The Future of the Left." Not subtle.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@AsraNomani As an aside, it's typical for Communists to marry simply to strengthen political connections with "comrades." I've encountered several such weddings. Be careful in calling these weddings fake, because Communism is what these people live, through and through.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Singham was born 1954, son of a Marxist-Leninist scholar. Joined the League of Revolutionary Black Workers as a teenager. The FBI flagged him as "potentially dangerous" while he worked at a Chrysler plant in Detroit. He told the agents: "I don't want to talk to you." And walked away.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@AsraNomani He built Thoughtworks into a tech company through the '90s. Then used the fortune to construct something else entirely. Fox traced 223 transactions moving $591 MILLION across five continents from 2017-2025. The money flows through five concentric rings. https://t.co/uxSZJAJx89

DataRepublican
Posted - March 10, 2026 at 2:12 PM
Saved - March 10, 2026 at 3:16 PM
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The thread claims PunchbowlNews sponsors also funded Senator Thune, totaling about $1.2M, while noting the main backers are $3/month subscribers. It catalogs sponsors and amounts (Goldman Sachs $150k; Comcast/NBCU $120k; Chevron $111k; Merck $100k; Wells Fargo $90k) linking them to H-1B, ITIN lending, energy and pharma policy, and argues SAVE Act benefits their interests via filibuster protection.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

. @PunchbowlNews would you like to comment on this business model I've reversed engineered of how you keep @LeaderJohnThune in line? https://t.co/Wl32OL6WPl

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune Punchbowl, would you also like to comment on how virtually every major sponsor of yours has donated to John Thune for a total of 1.2 million? @AndrewDesiderio , any comments? https://t.co/kRCKnvehrM

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @AndrewDesiderio By the way ... the only people who are sponsoring me on this are my $3/month subscribers. I don't know any heavy hitter here who's been approached to go against SAVE America Act. John Thune is your paid influencer. This is the mother of all projections.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Let's go through Thune's handlers, shall we? The crossover Punchbowl sponsors who also donated to Thune. Goldman Sachs, $150,000 to Thune: Top financial-sector H-1B user. Relies on foreign talent pipeline for trading, quant, and tech roles. Primary stake: filibuster preservation blocks financial regulation reform. A stricter enforcement ecosystem threatens their workforce model and signals a broader documentation-verification environment they oppose.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Comcast/NBCUniversal, $120,000 to Thune: Major H-1B user for engineering and tech. Owns MSNBC, the cable network that platforms @AndrewDesiderio himself to amplify Thune's framing nationally. Comcast's cable/infrastructure workforce includes significant numbers of undocumented- adjacent workers. Unique dual stake: financial interest in immigration permissiveness AND editorial interest in maintaining the access journalism model.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Chevron, $111,000 to Thune: Uses H-1B visas for petroleum engineers and technical staff. Refinery and pipeline operations rely on immigrant labor at lower skill tiers. Stake in SAVE Act specifically is moderate — primary lobbying focus is energy regulation — but benefits structurally from filibuster preservation that slows all enforcement legislation.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Merck, $100,000 to Thune: Top pharma H-1B employer. Approximately 30% of US pharmaceutical researchers are foreign-born on work visas. Merck has actively lobbied for STEM immigration expansion. PhRMA member — same filibuster-dependency rationale: drug pricing reform dies at 60 votes. A tighter identity-verification enforcement environment would disrupt their researcher pipeline.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Wells Fargo, $90,000 to Thune: Banks undocumented immigrants via ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) accounts — a significant revenue stream. Wells Fargo has an active ITIN mortgage lending program that extends home loans to non-citizens without Social Security Numbers. Strict ID verification norms that SAVE Act signals would threaten this customer base. Also a major H-1B employer for technology roles.

DataRepublican
Posted - March 10, 2026 at 2:12 PM
Saved - March 10, 2026 at 3:15 PM
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I’m challenging PunchbowlNews on how John Thune’s influence may be shaped by sponsor donations totaling about $1.2 million, arguing Thune is a paid influencer and that elite donors drive policy around the SAVE Act. I name corporate sponsors, urge audits, call for accountability, and push for clearer data. I close with a Cyberspace quote to underscore preserving autonomy from power—asking what we do now.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

. @PunchbowlNews would you like to comment on this business model I've reversed engineered of how you keep @LeaderJohnThune in line? https://t.co/Wl32OL6WPl

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune Punchbowl, would you also like to comment on how virtually every major sponsor of yours has donated to John Thune for a total of 1.2 million? @AndrewDesiderio , any comments? https://t.co/kRCKnvehrM

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @AndrewDesiderio By the way ... the only people who are sponsoring me on this are my $3/month subscribers. I don't know any heavy hitter here who's been approached to go against SAVE America Act. John Thune is your paid influencer. This is the mother of all projections.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Let's go through Thune's handlers, shall we? The crossover Punchbowl sponsors who also donated to Thune. Goldman Sachs, $150,000 to Thune: Top financial-sector H-1B user. Relies on foreign talent pipeline for trading, quant, and tech roles. Primary stake: filibuster preservation blocks financial regulation reform. A stricter enforcement ecosystem threatens their workforce model and signals a broader documentation-verification environment they oppose.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Comcast/NBCUniversal, $120,000 to Thune: Major H-1B user for engineering and tech. Owns MSNBC, the cable network that platforms @AndrewDesiderio himself to amplify Thune's framing nationally. Comcast's cable/infrastructure workforce includes significant numbers of undocumented- adjacent workers. Unique dual stake: financial interest in immigration permissiveness AND editorial interest in maintaining the access journalism model.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Chevron, $111,000 to Thune: Uses H-1B visas for petroleum engineers and technical staff. Refinery and pipeline operations rely on immigrant labor at lower skill tiers. Stake in SAVE Act specifically is moderate — primary lobbying focus is energy regulation — but benefits structurally from filibuster preservation that slows all enforcement legislation.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Merck, $100,000 to Thune: Top pharma H-1B employer. Approximately 30% of US pharmaceutical researchers are foreign-born on work visas. Merck has actively lobbied for STEM immigration expansion. PhRMA member — same filibuster-dependency rationale: drug pricing reform dies at 60 votes. A tighter identity-verification enforcement environment would disrupt their researcher pipeline.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Wells Fargo, $90,000 to Thune: Banks undocumented immigrants via ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) accounts — a significant revenue stream. Wells Fargo has an active ITIN mortgage lending program that extends home loans to non-citizens without Social Security Numbers. Strict ID verification norms that SAVE Act signals would threaten this customer base. Also a major H-1B employer for technology roles.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

American Express, $75,000 to Thune: H-1B user for technology and data science roles. Provides financial services to international travelers and non-citizen customers. Opposes documentation requirements that reduce the size of their serviceable customer base. A confirmed Punchbowl event attendee (Brett Loper, Govt Affairs) and consistent Thune donor.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @AndrewDesiderio Google/Alphabet, $75,000 to Thune: Among the largest H-1B sponsors in the United States annually. Lobbied against mandatory E-Verify. Employees donated heavily to FWD . us (the Zuckerberg-founded pro-immigration lobbying coalition). Google supported DACA protections.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Meta/Facebook, $72,500 to Thune: Zuckerberg co-founded FWD . us in 2013 — the most prominent pro-immigration corporate lobbying coalition in Washington. Meta subject of a reinstated federal lawsuit (2024) for systematically preferring foreign workers over US citizens in job postings. Spent $935K+ funding American Edge Project newsletter ads on Punchbowl, Axios, and Politico while lobbying against tech regulation.

@jdwoods2054 - J Woods

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune I’m one of your subscribers. Great work — but do you know who (in the senate) isn’t beholden? No sense in replacing Thune with a clone.

@marki2059 - Mark Iverson

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @DataRepublican might want to add reid hoffman to the list of funders. https://t.co/MjeGCDOjV4

@TexanQueenB - FloridaQueenBee🌷🐝 ✝️

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @HouseGOP, you’d better remove Thune from his position or you’ll all be primaried!

@GaryPNabhan - Gary P. Nabhan

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune John Thune’s financial backers are a who’s who of open borders advocates.

@RelentlessLaman - Black Sheep American

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune Who is the paid influencer now?

@Leonard94559812 - Leonardo

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune Pls Change the chart to “Save America Act” thanks!

@CubsWin1776 - ☘️Holy Grail☘️

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune Welcome to 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 https://t.co/YcIyH9pH9G

@deegert_debbie - Deegert

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @LeaderJohnThune caught with his hand in the punchbowl jar.

@cardart4 - Suzie

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune We now know the way…..what do we do about it?

@Ed53861632 - Eagles

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune I’m always curious if Congress have their staffers go to the donors with a specific donation number in mind. Another words do members in Congress solicit donations. They are voting on issues based on donors dollar amount. The criminal syndicate operating hand book.

@BeaChicandSmart - Beatrice

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @LeaderJohnThune we want you audited and investigated. @SecScottBessent @FBIDirectorKash

@Northery84 - Mike

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune What would corporations lose from only allowing US citizens to vote in US elections?

@olerismonlane - Karen Louise

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune If it passes, you may have helped save America. 🙏🇺🇸 Thank you for your true journalism.

@lesshate255352 - pinkunicorns

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune This is all so disheartening..My husband,God bless him,has always believed that voting was an illusionary prop..designed to make sure we feel like we matter,and don't feel disenfranchised enough to quit paying taxes.

@chienblanc - Robert

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune This is nice but where is the data to support the necessity of the SAVE act? How many illegals voted in 2016, 2020, and 2024?

@CmnSensor - Common Sensor

@DataRepublican @Rinainteriors @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune There is always a reason! This is Thune’s reason. They always call out others for what they are themselves. Thune is a paid influencer himself. Dirty! Why do these big corporations oppose the Save Act? Find this out and the curtain falls down on Thune. “Hello Leader Thune”…

@JohnMorgan64 - John Morgan

@DataRepublican @SWOhioGal @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune I think they all pass this model around.

@southern_dr - @SouthernLadyDr

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune John is so BUSTED. Now dive into his business dealings with McConnell’s wife’s companies.

@EndOfIllusion - Deus X Machina

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @LeaderJohnThune how about your comment senator?????????

@Based_Barbie_ - Based_Barbie_

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune Incredible work!! Can we please update the bill name to the SAVE America Act? It has some important distinctions and more robust components than the original SAVE Act! 😊

@padigi00 - Paul

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune @LeaderJohnThune Get the dam SAVE Act done NOW!!!!!!

@CharlesGrooms - Charles Grooms

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune 😂Evil Exposed: Data uncovered The Stress points.

@SoCalSister22 - Susie

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune What a racket.

@PaulRevereRide3 - Paul Revere

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune We need to create the 'inverse Cramer' model for voting. Anti donor voting to keep 'big money' from buying our government. Can't get worse than what we've done over the past 100+ years.

@EdwardMondini - Edward Mondini

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune That’s what happens when voters are hoodwinked to elect RINOs whose only constituent is their bank account. Best business model: stop electing loser politicians who DESPISE voters.

@HawbyKenny - Kenny Hawblitz

@DataRepublican @PunchbowlNews @LeaderJohnThune How much foreign influence is exerted on Tunedout?

@photomatt - Matt Mullenweg

"Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind. On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You have no sovereignty where we gather." 30 years a 1 month later, it seems like an apt time to revisit John Perry Barlow’s Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace. The poetry is amazing. https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence

DataRepublican
Posted - February 22, 2026 at 3:42 AM
Saved - February 23, 2026 at 8:11 AM
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I contextualize Trump's claim that the Supreme Court was swayed by foreign interests after the tariff ruling. I note the idea of supranationalism and its view on tariffs, then point to @MikeBenzCyber’s detailing of John Roberts and Norm Eisen’s friendship and their Prague trips discussing American and European rule-of-law issues. I promise to pull the thread together.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵THREAD: Is Trump's hunch about foreign influence in SCOTUS correct? After the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling on tariffs, Trump said "It's my opinion that the court has been swayed by foreign interests and a political movement that is far smaller than people would ever think." Trump is likely referring to the ideology of supranationalism -- a centuries-old ideology that considered tariffs to be among the highest economical blunders, not for economic reasons, but because tariffs dare to assert national rights in a telos of universal liberalism. But is he right about the foreign influence? As has been widely reported, @MikeBenzCyber has unpacked the details of the friendship between John Roberts and Norm Eisen, and their Prague vacations where they discussed "American and European rule-of-law issues" together. But there's more to it. A lot more. 👇 As always, patience as I pull the thread together.

RadioFreeTom
Posted - February 7, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Saved - February 8, 2026 at 3:26 PM
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A host labeled Hegseth as a narrow, narcissistic officer-type feared in War College seminars. A responder retorts, calling the author idiotic, cites Atlantic figures, claims the author is a Naval War College professor, questions the institution, and states Hegseth isn’t intimidated by War College seminars with such a presence.

@RadioFreeTom - Tom Nichols

Hegseth is exactly the kind of narrow, educated-but-not-intelligent, narcissistic springbutt kind of officer faculty always dreaded getting in a War College seminar.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Hello Mr. Nichols, Your takes have been predictably idiotic for years. Up until today, I had dismissed you as just another forgettable Atlantic opinion hack... alongside with Anne Applebaum, architect of Biden's "Soul of the Nation" speech that branded half the country as existential threats, and whom @MikeBenzCyber exposed as a double agent. But I took a look at your LinkedIn. I had no clue you actually held a professorship at the Naval War College. @infantrydort nailed it: your mere presence there demands a hard look at the entire institution. And as for the rest of your post. Hegseth doesn't tremble at War College seminars. Especially not when the faculty included someone like you.

DataRepublican
Posted - January 26, 2026 at 4:27 PM
Saved - January 28, 2026 at 2:13 AM

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The Signal groups use Sign Up genius. Their terms of service prohibit usage for illegal activities. @libsoftiktok can we get a campaign going? https://t.co/DTw20DMIHK

DataRepublican
Posted - January 24, 2026 at 10:10 PM
Saved - January 25, 2026 at 7:25 AM

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Took a look, and OMG... 184 NPIs at 2614 Nicollet. That's just health care providers. Not including child care. And none of them are on an exclusion list. @DOGE_HHS https://t.co/OhXu2DMpBj

@TheGreenOldDill - Governor Dill

So, wanna hear something funny? Today’s ICE shooting took place at 2614 Nicollet in Minneapolis. Ironically, here is a list of all of the businesses listed at this one address: Smart Therapy Center New American Development Center Nicollet Senior Center @Oilfield_Rando 1/3 https://t.co/2U4NUdiOGn

DataRepublican
Posted - January 3, 2026 at 12:42 AM
Saved - January 3, 2026 at 2:12 AM
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Been geocoding all day and spotted co-located addresses: AAC Homecare LLC and AarkosMED Homecare LLC—different registrations, same address. Arkos has a storefront that also appears to lead to a massage salon.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵 THREAD: Cross-Addresses Been working on geocoding all day, and thought I'd share some interesting co-located addresses. First up, AAC Homecare LLC and AarkosMED Homecare LLC -- completely different registrations, both current, both going to the same address. Arkos has a storefront, that also appears to lead to a massage salon ...

DataRepublican
Posted - January 1, 2026 at 10:20 PM
Saved - January 2, 2026 at 3:59 AM
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It is claimed Abukar Dahir Osman, allegedly involved in a Medicare fraud operation, now heads UN military operations and peacekeeping. In reply, the same user adds that Somalia’s national debt was forgiven.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

It is starting to really look like our new President of the United Nations Security Council, Abukar Dahir Osman, used to run an operation that was convicted of criminal Medicare fraud in a home health agency. That's who is in charge of authorizing UN military operations and international peacekeeping troops. This is ridiculous.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@EYakoby The exclusion code associated with this NPI is 1128a1 ... which is that this entity has been convicted of Medicaid/Medicare crimes! @BurtMaclin_FBI arrest this guy! https://t.co/hlls8HstAb

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Oh, that’s not all. Somali had its national debt forgiven. No, really. https://t.co/FrGZf8pGa2

CynicalPublius
Posted - December 17, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Saved - December 17, 2025 at 5:21 PM
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CynicalPublius questions whether the Brown U. shooter’s identity is being suppressed, sensing something off. DataRepublican responds with a detailed, conspiratorial account: a separate shooter linked to a protest group, inconsistent charging documents, witnesses coordinating to shield someone, deleted posts, alleged advance knowledge, and a police comment gap. The post links broader political reactions to suggest a climate where people may overlook or hide the shooter’s identity.

@CynicalPublius - Cynical Publius

Is it just me, or does it feel like the identity of the Brown U. shooter is purposely being suppressed in hopes that eventually we’ll all just forget about it? Something is off. I can’t say for sure what that thing is, but my spidey sense is tingling.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

I would have chalked it up to incompetence, except that just days ago we arrested the actual shooter from the SLC No Kings protest, who turned out to be a member of the SLC Armed Queers. The case was strange from the start: the victim was arrested, and the charging documents appeared to contradict what was visible in the videos. We learned witnesses had actively coordinated to prevent one of their own from being charged. This is the same group that deleted its social media posts on the day of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and is alleged to have had advance knowledge along with multiple trans groups. Then the police officer yesterday refused to comment on what the shooter shouted although multiple media reports had already said it wash "Allah Akbar." Between that plus the mainstream celebrations of Kirk's death and Jay Jones's election, we cannot just yet write off the possibility that this country has fallen so far off the end that students and professors automatically are covering for the shooter even though they saw someone get shot point blank in the face.

BasedMikeLee
Posted - November 22, 2025 at 5:26 AM
Saved - November 23, 2025 at 8:19 PM

@BasedMikeLee - Mike Lee

It does

@america - America

U.S. State Department warns that Mass Migration poses an “existential threat” to Western civilization. https://t.co/WVpLUHwahK

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@BasedMikeLee Reminder: the mass migration crisis is engineered. It is not a kindness. It tears people from their homes and subjects them to violence. https://t.co/UszRyri804

DataRepublican
Posted - November 9, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Saved - November 10, 2025 at 9:01 PM
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I report a major breaking claim: international actors are involved in a State Department–led color revolution. In a recorded call, ex-USAID employees say they moved internal groups off government systems to encrypted Signal chats, then linked with foreign partners and NGOs after the inauguration. They frame it as a “global anti-authoritarian movement,” coordinating with Johns Hopkins and international democracy spaces to mobilize across borders against domestic authoritarianism. I’ll continue.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: International actors are involved in the State Department led color revolution 🚨🚨 This is not speculation; it’s straight from a recorded call. Ex-USAID employees describe how, before January 20, they moved internal groups off government systems and into encrypted Signal chats, then quickly linked with foreign partners and NGOs after the inauguration. This attempt at creating a color revolution isn't new news; this part was already reported in NOTUS earlier this year. But what's not reported is the international aspect. One participant explicitly frames it as "a global anti-authoritarian movement," connecting U.S. officials with "colleagues from around the world who have dealt with this directly." They reference coordination with Johns Hopkins, "international democracy and conflict mitigation spaces," and efforts to mobilize across borders against what they perceive as domestic authoritarianism. At what point does this become treason? As always, patience as I pull together this thread. 👇

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For context, USAID has been around for more than sixty years with bipartisan support, earmarks in every budget, and a workforce of about 10 to 14,000 staff, plus roughly $40,000,000,000 in procurement each year. We read Project Twenty Twenty Five and felt somewhat prepared for this administration in some ways, but not in others. Ahead of the inauguration, the Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI), which works in countries transitioning from authoritarian or wartime to more peaceful and structured governments, was a major player and had organized during the previous administration to respond to threats to U.S. democracy. Also notable to our group, including our gender and sexual minorities employee resource group, is that we had moved our group away from the USAID main systems into Signal chats to protect the community there. January 20, the inauguration, brought one of 200 executive orders to stop foreign assistance, creating a ninety-day pause on all funding. In addition, there were executive orders to stop DEI programming, which affected a large number of our awards immediately. In that first week, we experienced threatening emails across staff, a takeover of the DEIA, truth@opm.gov email address, which was unusual in its centralization to all government staff, and many staff under a particular hiring mechanism were immediately put on furlough or laid off. I am part of that hiring mechanism. Within that initial period, over the weekend, our senior staff, including our general counsel, were put on administrative leave. In response, we moved quickly to establish the USAID stop work order website and a Signal group, organized by a longtime implementing partner and strategic communications specialists. They moved immediately to begin gathering people, creating community, and collecting information. This is also when some of the first lawsuits began to be discussed. In the second weekend, additional Signal groups were stood up. USAID is an agency of about 10 to 14,000 people within the United States, and we have about 50,000 people who are hired into the ecosystem of awards and grants contracted by USAID. This community began gathering in Signal, especially as disinformation about USAID emerged from X (Elon Musk’s platform) and escalated attacks. In that second week after the administration, almost all USAID staff were put on administrative leave, including our ethics lawyers, our HR, and our security. DOES took over, and our buildings were closed. By February 5, we had our first large-scale protest organized, with several congressional leaders standing up with us along with agency leadership. Many developments followed, and I will discuss those next.
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Speaker 0: That quick recap of what is that timeline. So for the US Agency for International Development, just to put it into scope and scale, it has been around for more than sixty years. It has been had bipartisan support, strong bipartisan support. It has had earmarks in every budget. So this was a well established agency of some 10 to 14,000 staff, $40,000,000,000 in procurement every year. We had all read project twenty twenty five. We were somewhat prepared for this administration and in other ways not prepared at all. So ahead of the inauguration, some groups such as our office of transition initiatives, which works specifically in countries, in places that are transitioning from perhaps authoritarian governments or, you know, wartime into more peaceful and structured, hopefully, democratic governments. OTI has been a major player, so they preorganized because as Danielle said, they had organized during the previous Trump administration, to respond to threats to our US democracy. Also, terribly organized that I'm proud about is our gender and sexual minorities employee resource group. We are a cautious community, and well prepared, for we saw the writing on the wall and the attacks that were already happening during, the election cycle. And so we had already moved our group away from the USAID main systems into signal chats to protect our community there. January 20 happens. Inauguration, one of the 200 executive orders was to stop foreign assistance. So that was a ninety day pause on all funding. In addition to that, I think we're well aware of that there are other executive orders to stop DEI programming, which affected a large number of our, awards immediately. So in that first week, we experienced a lot of threatening emails, across the staff, a takeover of what was it? DEIA, truth@opm.gov, which was unusual to have centralized emails sent to all government staff. And then many staff who are under a particular hiring mechanism, in that first week were immediately put on furlough or laid off. I am a part of that hiring mechanism. Then within that, at the very beginning of I think over the weekend of that first week, our senior staff, including our general counsel, were put on administrative leave. So we, leave, so we had decapitation of the agency leadership. But as I said, we were responding quickly and immediately we had what's called the USAID stop work order website and signal group, was stood up. This was done by a longtime implementing partner, who are strategic communications specialists, and they went and moved immediately to start gathering people, creating community, and collecting information. This is also when, you know, some of the first lawsuits that I'll talk about will get started. Within that second weekend, there were more signal groups stood up. Like I said, this is an agency of about 10 to 14,000 people within The US. We have about 50,000 people who are hired into the ecosystem of awards and grants that are contracted by USAID. And so this community started really gathering in signal, especially as we, saw the disinformation about USAID coming out of x as Elon Musk ex escalated attacks. In that second week after the administration, the all almost all of USAID staff was put on administrative lead, including our ethics lawyers, our HR, security. So this was really when, DOES took over, closed our buildings. In that February 5, we had our first large, scale protest organized in which several congressional leaders stood up with us along with agency leadership. Many, many things have happened. I'll talk about that next, but we do
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I’m seeing a pattern: an Open Society-linked document argues for a responsible elite to govern, ceding sovereignty to an unelected leadership to “save” democracy. The woman discussed is portrayed as highly honored, yet linked to a web of NGOs, USAID, and Soros. Critics warn this signals a technocratic utopia and a deep NGO–administrative complex, with elite clubs like CFR and GMF backing it. Beware of this path.

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I just came across this in an Open Society Foundations document about how to fix public “mistrust” of liberal "democracy," and I honestly feel sick reading it. I've read many alarming quotes, but few are so "mask off" like this. "I believe the time has come for a responsible, courageous elite, those who care far more about addressing the genuine social problems than about election results. Only a political elite with vision, prudence and a focus on the general good—to whom the electorate… can cede part of their sovereignty in the elections—will be able to justify public trust and spearhead... our struggle to survive."" Read that again. The proposed solution to the public's distrust in democracy... is less democracy. An unelected "elite" to whom the public should cede sovereignty. Abolish democracy to save democracy. This kind of thinking is what we're up against.

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To make it even more insane, she doesn't follow it up with, "yeah, I know, this sounds dystopian, hear me out..." she follows it up with "I can already imagine the reactions of many: this is a naive utopia, it is impossible in this day and age." Utopia. It's utopia to her and her audience.

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This woman is not a raving Soros rando. She has been decorated with the highest civilian honors in multiple countries - Italy, France, Germany, Council of Europe for her democracy work. She is an expert on "basic principles of human rights, democracy and the rule of law." https://t.co/TAmk6YyMBP

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Good read on her here: https://t.co/qxWsQgRieT

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This opens a giant can of worms. Sonja Licht is knee deep connected to USAID. Sonja Licht is also a long time, obedient servant of George Soros. For more than a decade (1991–2003), she was the president of Fond za Otvoreno Društvo (Open Society Fund), a Serbian branch of George Soros funded Open Society Institute. Editors of the Vreme magazin elected Licht as Person of the Year in 2007. Soros' involvement with Licht is clearly related to her goal of merging Serbia with the EU and a globalist one world government. From 2008 to 2012 she was a member of Politika AD's managing board. She has been awarded several high prizes for her public work. Politika AD is majority owned by the Serbian Government. She is currently president of Beogradski fond za političku izuzetnost (Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence). The aim of this NGO is to educate young Serbian politicians, MPs and party leaders, in order to facilitate the transition toward democracy and EU membership. Sonja Licht is the founder and President of BFPE. BFPE is interwoven with the German Marshall Fund of the United States. The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) is a nonpartisan organization that "advances the transatlantic partnership to meet the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century." With headquarters in Washington, DC; offices in Berlin, Brussels, Paris, Warsaw, Belgrade, Bucharest, and Ankara; representations in London and Madrid; and more than 140 experts and fellows worldwide, GMF is a hub for policy innovation, convening, and leadership development. GMF's work focuses on three priorities: strengthening transatlantic security, advancing economic and technological competitiveness, and adapting to a shifting global landscape. The Transatlantic Foundation (TF) is the European and EU-registered arm of the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) based in its Brussels office. The purpose of the Foundation is to independently promote better cooperation and understanding between the United States and Europe on transatlantic issues and the world, and to support democratic reform and resilience across the transatlantic community. TF looks back at GMF's three decades of comprehensive support for civil society, democracy, independent media and Euro-Atlantic integration in the countries east of the former Iron Curtain. Starting in 1990, programming initially focused on Central Europe before expanding, in the 2000s, to the Western Balkans, the Eastern Partnership countries, Turkey and Russia. Throughout this period, and as a result of a continuous learning process, TF refined its toolkit to include direct grantmaking, targeted capacity-building, leadership development, networking opportunities, and analytical and policy initiatives. TF provides its democracy support through five innovative assistance mechanisms: the Balkan Trust for Democracy. (BTD), the Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST), the Engaging Central Europe (ECE) program, the Fund for Belarus Democracy. (FBD), and the Ukraine: Relief, Resilence, Recovery. (UR) initiative. These programs are multi-donor arrangements pooling public and private, European and U.S. funding that provide for a robust infrastructure to service and support a vast network of civil society and media organizations, initiatives, and individuals across all of the EU's Eastern Member States and direct neighbors to the East and Southeast. GMF's CEBRICS (Central Europe-Building Resilience in Civil Society): CEBRICS is a five-years USAID-funded single-donor regional grantmaking and capacity-building project for 2022-2026, with an initial focus on Bulgaria, Hungary, and Poland. Overall, GMF plans to provide about 230 grants, 300 microgrants, and 18 capacity-building courses over the project's duration. USAID announced in 2015 that it would implement $3.7 million worth of projects in cooperation with nine new partner organizations including Sonja Licht's BFPE.

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Fun fact: speaking of Woodrow Wilson, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) was formed to continue his intellectual lineage. The CFR is among the oldest thinktanks and perhaps the most powerful. Its meetings were initially chaired by Elihu Root, Carnegie's President and former Secretary of War. Its chairs have included David Rockefeller and infamous CIA director Allen Dulles. If you look up their member roster, it's full of relatives of Presidents and technocrats. If there were ever an elite's club, this is it. In case you are wondering how prestigious being admitted is - Jeffrey Epstein was also a member.

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@elonmusk "Democracy" as history's telos is even more ancient than Communism's "worker paradise." The problem is, history is recursive, not teleological. Every institution-based rule self-closes into tyranny and entropy. https://t.co/zo2VHlFxDw

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@txJCTtx They both have held plenty of power. Licht was an advisory appointee of the Council of Europe. https://t.co/SBvYB1JOXO

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@JamesHartline German Marshall Fund is one of the older "elite society NGOs" in America. That plus USAID proves she's deeply embedded in the NGO-Administrative Complex. And she knows her audience well enough to know that they'd consider technocratic rule to be a "utopia." Beware.

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I’ve reconstructed the full-length deleted clip of SLC Armed Queers’ May Day trip to Cuba, which is over 30 minutes long. In this series, Ermiya Fanaeian and Connor discuss their group's ties to the National Network on Cuba, their visits to educational institutions, and the claims of free education, food, housing, and medical care in Cuba. They commend Cuba's Family Code and share experiences from a significant May Day march. Their journey left them inspired by the revolutionary spirit and a sense of hope for victory.

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🧵🚨 (FULL CLIP): SLC Armed Queers’ 2025 May Day Trip to Cuba In my previous thread I posted only fragments. I’ve now reconstructed the entire full-length deleted clip (30+ minutes). I'll be posting it in five parts. In it, Ermiya Fanaeian (“Ramira”) and Connor openly describe: 👉 Their group's membership in the National Network on Cuba (tied to ICAP, a Cuban government front) 👉 Visiting Cuban schools & universities converted from military bases 👉 Claims that all education, food, housing & medical care are free for students 👉 Praise for Cuba's Family Code as the "most progressive in the world" 👉 Palestinian students at ELAM, who "studied revolution" alongside medicine 👉 A May Day march of 600,000+ Cubans, where crowds waved pride flags, portraits of Lenin, Che & MLK 👉 Armed Queers conclusion: they returned home with a discipline for revolution and a belief that "victory is ours" Part 1 of 5:

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Armed Queers members Connor and Rumia recount the National Network on Cuba's annual May Day Brigade to Cuba. The trip blends learning from Cuban people with solidarity work to counter US propaganda about the revolution. They contrast Cuban education and social supports with US shortages: at a school for children with differing abilities, they note "100% free" education—from preschool to medical school—and that "never once have I ever bought supplies for my classroom." They visited the Latin American School of Medicine (Elam), where stories include Fidel telling them to "turn this into a medical school next month" and "Cuba has never closed down any school." Gaza students study at Elam; the medical students declared, "we're the reason that America is calling Cuba terrorists." The brigade is international, with solidarity for Palestine, and the president speaks "like an organizer." They return with discipline and renewed resolve to support revolution worldwide.
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Speaker 0: Hi. We're Armed Queers. My name is Connor. My name is Rumia. And we have just returned from the annual May Day Brigade that is put on by the National Network on Cuba. We are a member organization of the National Network on Cuba, and the Mayday Brigade is, annual brigade, as I said earlier, where we go to Cuba. We interact with people from a bunch of different countries, and most importantly, we learn from the Cuban people, and we go to the May Day March. Speaker 1: Yes. Yes. Yes. I think this trip of ours was so incredibly informative educational. And I think what is incredible is that these brigades have been hosted for decades. Right? They've been hosted since the twentieth century. And it's really to ensure that US activists are building this kind of solidarity with the Cuban people and essentially breaking that propaganda, breaking that, barrier of information that The US is trying to hide from us about just how successful the revolution is and also just how steadfast and passionate the Cuban people are in protecting the revolution. Speaker 0: Yeah. And I think that that speaks to the dual purpose of our trip. Simultaneously, we were there in Cuba to learn and to learn of the successes of the revolution and bring it back home with us. But simultaneously, we also were bringing to Cuba stories of the hardships in The US and of the oppression we face here from our government. And I think that that helped also teach the Cuban people about our situation. Often, would hear people surprised when you would say, like, oh, we don't have pre health care. Like, our universities act this way. And people would be like, oh, that's just a foreign concept there in Cuba. And I think that that kind of speaks to the overall culture there. Totally. Speaker 1: I think we we had visited a school that was for children with different learning barriers with different disabilities and essentially this school was so comprehensive in the way that it taught the children who were attending. They had provided them meals, breakfast, lunch, dinner. They had provided them snacks. They essentially provided them every single activity that you can think of to help build their skills from sewing, to planting, to music, to dance. It was so incredible to see and what was also surprising was that some of the children actually lived there. Some of the children because they had physical disability barriers, they weren't able to constantly travel back home into the school. They ended up staying there in dorms. Yes. Speaker 0: And also because of concerns with fuels because the buses can't be driving to and fro their house every day. Yes. Which is one Speaker 1: of the impacts of the blockades. Yeah. And I think what was really impressive to see was just how welcoming the school was. And like one of the children had literally as part of her skills, like cut up fruit for us. And she's like, this is like a surprise that I'm giving to you guys as like American brigadistas Mhmm. Which was really cute. But there was a point in that tour when I had asked a question that I already knew the answer to, but I wanted to hear it. And I asked, how much does all this cost the families? It was like very surprising to see just how comprehensive it was. It was like, I cannot imagine, like, so I asked. So I was like, how much does this cost the families who bring their kids here? And they looked at me funny, they're like, what are you talking about? They're like, this is 100% free. Like, our entire education system, from preschool to medical school is like a thousand percent free. And they could not comprehend why I would even begin to think of it in that way. Speaker 0: Yeah. And I think something that also showed a striking difference is that we did ask, like, it was posed in this way of teachers in The US sometimes have to buy supplies for their classrooms. With the shortage, is that a problem you face? And they said, of course, sometimes we don't have supplies, but never once have I ever bought supplies for my classroom. That's all provided for us. And I think to me that showed something that was reoccurring where Cuba has so little in terms of resources and does so much with them for its people. Whereas here in The US, in the richest country on the planet, we have so much and do so little. There's so little for our children and so little for our teachers and everyone. Exactly. Speaker 1: And one of the places that we had stopped you at the beginning of the brigade was a medical school. Remember the name of the medical school? Speaker 0: Elam. The Latin American School of Medicine. And it was Speaker 1: an international school where students came from all over the world, from, you know, Asian countries, from different Latin American countries. There were even students who were from Gaza who had moved there directly from Gaza just that year and to study medicine. And what was really inspirational was learning about the history of the school. The history of the school is literally rooted in the revolution. Fidel, basically, this used to be, I think it was a Speaker 0: Navy base. Speaker 1: Navy base. And Fadel was basically like, when the revolution started, he told one of his one of the people who was leading the revolution, he told them, you need to turn this into a medical school. Like, you need to take this from being a navy base and turn it into a medical school where students from all around the world can come to Cuba and study medicine. And they're like, okay. We'll do it in the next year. We'll turn this into a medical school within sometime this year. And Fidel was like, this year? Like, you need to turn this into a medical school next month. So he gave him like a month deadline to turn it into a medical school. And as a part of that story, what was really interesting to hear was Cuba has never closed down any school Mhmm. That it's ever opened since the revolution. Mhmm. So every single school that has existed on the island, from the rural areas to Havana, to medical schools, to law schools, none of them have ever been closed, and that's a very purposeful policy that they've established because of how much they prioritize education in their society. Speaker 0: Yeah. And that was not the only military base turned university that we went to. I asked one of the students there at Elam, like, oh, why did you choose Elam? And I was kind of expecting an answer about, like, oh, I'm so inspired by the Cuban revolution or something like that. But they gave an answer of just, like, oh, I can come here for free. That's why. It's and that kind of opened my eyes to just how their commitment to internationalism works, which I found very compelling. Speaker 1: And we had this beautiful presentation from the medical students at IULAM who spoke to us. What was really beautiful about this presentation was that it was so clear just how every facet of Cuban society is political. Right? Every facet of Cuban society thinks like an organizer. And these students who were regular medical students, they came and spoke and basically what they were saying was they were wearing their white coats, you know, they looked like medical students. They were like, we're the reason that America is calling Cuba terrorists. And they were saying, well, if we're terrorists, we're proud to be terrorists because we're sending doctors around the world and if that's our terror, then so be it. Yep. Right? And I thought that was so beautiful because even their students are at that level of consciousness. Speaker 0: Mhmm. Speaker 1: And I don't think you could ever hear a medical school or any institution in our current country, in our current conditions in America, allowing for their students to speak in such a way at an official institutional event. Speaker 0: No. No. Definitely not. In the Belly of the Beast documentary that we had watched there, I think it it was from this where it mentioned that while students at Elam who came from Gaza were there to study medicine, that simultaneously, they, just by virtue of being there, studied revolution. And I think that that school really probably forms consciousness for a lot of people when they're there to just study how to help people. And, of course, that makes sense. And I think that it was at the other university that we went to that I was really surprised by how seamlessly they switched from a Cuban cultural dance to, singing communist songs. Right? This change was not a change to them at all. It's the same culture to them through and through. Speaker 1: It was the Communist International Yes. That they were singing. Speaker 0: Yes. Which is really cool. Yeah. And they weren't the only ones we heard sing that. We also had the chance to interact with organizers from around the world, specifically some people from Germany. Love to sing the international. That's And I found it very interesting to talk with them and to see their different perspectives. Speaker 1: Totally. And I think that was also what's so cool about the May Day Brigade, which we knew was gonna happen, but I think we weren't expecting to such an extent. Mhmm. It was that we were sharing this brigade not just other American brigadistas, but brigadistas from around the world, from South Africa, from Ghana, from other Latin American countries, from Australia, from Germany. Mhmm. And essentially, this was an international brigade where they wanted brigadistas with a revolutionary orientation, with revolutionary politics to come and learn about the human revolution and essentially have to fight against this blockade that our country, as American representatives on the Strip, was fully responsible for. Speaker 0: Mhmm. And for that matter, it was also incredibly awesome to speak to the different American organizers who went. I became accustomed with these orgs that are influential in their different parts of, The USA, and I started to understand the way that they worked and their vision for revolution. And I think that that shaped mine, and then I also hope that I was able to speak about Armed Queer's goals and Armed Queer's methods of work. And I hope that that had a lasting impact on them as well. Speaker 1: And I think what is so cool was when we had our international mate, where we were all sharing different cultures that we brought to the table, different, like, orgs from our countries, we had an American table where armed queers, we had put out some of our pamphlets and there were people from other countries who were like, well, we know about armed queers. Yeah. We followed them on Instagram. And I think that's so cool to just learn about how our politics are not this local phenomenon, right? They transcend our local context and they go into this national context and even more importantly, they go into this international context. Mhmm. And I think that was so cool to see was that we didn't come from the same cultures, we didn't come from the same countries, but we all came to this trip with a similar world view and similar principles. Absolutely. And Speaker 0: it was really the support for Cuban people that united us. Also, you wouldn't find a single that did not support Palestine. Everywhere, you would see support for Palestine, and that goes for the Cuban country as a whole from we saw pro Palestinian street art to the president was wearing a Palestinian scarf at the May Day rally, which was pretty incredible to hear him speak and to show that solidarity with the Palestinian people. Totally. Speaker 1: And I think what was so cool was to also hear, like, on the tone of the president, we we've we heard the president speak, a couple of times throughout the trip. And every single time he spoke, it was shocking because he spoke like an organizer in the streets of America. And that was so refreshing to see. It was refreshing to see that the people in power in Cuba were the ones who were actually believing the same politics that we're fighting for in America and that we're often told is fringe. Right? We're told it's fringe. We're told people don't really believe in this. Why are you it's like, it's never gonna happen. But here's this little island, a couple of miles away from America, you know, 90 miles away from America, and they have an a president who talks like us. They have a president who understands the need for a liberated Palestine. And I think that was, that definitely altered my worldview as an organizer. Speaker 0: And when you were saying that I was I recalled a very powerful moment at the May Day March of me realizing just how much the Cuban people believed in us to make a change. Right? I kind of going into it felt like if I was a Cuban person, I'd be like, oh, these Americans are here. What do they know? But that was not the reality of it. They saw us as people who believe the same things they did and they saw us as capable of really affecting change and that was truly inspiring to me. I found that very powerful. Speaker 1: Yeah. And we this Shay quote came up a couple of times during the trip, but Shay had once said, you North Americans, I'm very jealous of you because you guys have the most important struggle of all. You're in the belly of the beast. Mhmm. And I think that sentiment was very much felt when we were connecting with the human people and people from other countries was they had a sense of, okay. Y'all are here. Y'all are learning this information. You're learning how we made our revolution, but now it's time for you to go home and make your own revolution. And it's, it we definitely felt the pressure, I Speaker 0: feel like. Speaker 1: Mhmm. Just by connecting with them in that sense. Speaker 0: Yeah. And that kinda speaks to the idea of, like, what did we bring back? We went to Cuba, and we brought medicine there, but what did we bring back to The USA? And the main thing, although we may have gotten some flags or some posters, the main thing we brought back was, a discipline from the lifestyle of the camp. And, also, I brought back a real feeling of inspiration, a feeling that we have a world to win, and a feeling that victory is ours and that revolution will come. And I think that that's the real thing that we're bringing back is a will to affect change and a will to try to support the Cuban people and support revolution all around the world. Speaker 1: Totally. Totally. Yeah. I mean, it's one thing. We study Cuba a lot at work, and we study the revolution a lot Mhmm. In Shay and Fidel's writings. But it's a whole another thing to actually be there, to actually see that it's not just a revolutionary government, it's a revolutionary society. It's a revolutionary society from every aspect of its culture, from everything from how the children talk to how the president talks to the posters on the streets, to the art around preschools and kindergartens, like, it was from its roots a revolutionary society. And I think witnessing that is very important for us as organizers because we often talk about revolution in this heady sense here in America, but we have to ground ourselves and remember revolution has actually happened around the world. Mhmm. And Cuba is one of the primary examples of just how successful revolution has become in advancing the position of Speaker 0: its

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The speaker describes a technical IT school on a transformed military base where projects involve "technology for medical purposes." They note, "if if this school existed in The US, it would be feeding me something about AI right now, that that's what they're focused on." "But instead, they have a plan, and that plan involves, you know, education." "But it also involves having a robust medical system despite the hardship of the economic blockade." They say, "these technical students aren't studying something that is interesting." "They're they are studying something that is interesting, but they're also studying something that Cuba needs." The speaker is "kinda surprised by just the way that everything's oriented in a direction."
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Speaker 0: Mhmm. Absolutely. I also, in terms of speaking of how they orient their society, I was struck in the technical school that we went to. It was like a IT school. It was another transformed military base. But I realized there that when they're talking about their projects, that they were building, you know, technology for medical purposes. And I was thinking, if if this school existed in The US, it would be feeding me something about AI right now, that that's what they're focused on. But instead, they have a plan, and that plan involves, you know, education. But it also involves having a robust medical system despite the hardship of the economic blockade. And so these technical students aren't studying something that is interesting. They're they are studying something that is interesting, but they're also studying something that Cuba needs. And I was kinda surprised by just the way that everything's oriented in a direction.

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During the trip, the speakers argue that “there are problems that humanity faces. There are social problems that we as humans face that only a socialist society can solve.” They cite “a completely innovative thing that they created that hadn't existed up until they created it”—droplets in the nose to curb Alzheimer’s—and note Cuba’s innovation despite a “sixty plus year blockade.” They describe sending “100 filled suitcases to the brim with medical supplies” and visiting a maternal center where “these women were fully taken care of by their doctors” in a “completely free” system; “maternity leave” starts before birth and “lasts an entire year” with “fully paid salary.” On May Day: “600,000 people” and “Lenin” signs, “Black Panther banner,” pride in unions. The chant: “Cuba si blockade o no?” They argue the blockade aims to undermine the revolution, but there is “legitimacy among the people” and doctors “all over the world.”
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Speaker 0: And I think that the innovation of the Cuban society was amazing to see. It was clear that there are problems that humanity faces. There are social problems that we as humans face that only a socialist society can solve. Mhmm. Right? Like, the film Belly of the Beast, which we were at the premiere at in Havana. They talked about a new innovative medicine or it was a vaccine to cure I think it Speaker 1: was little droplets that you put in your nose. Speaker 0: And your nose to cure it was Alzheimer's, Speaker 1: It was Alzheimer's. Well, I'm not sure about the word cure. Speaker 0: But to significantly reduce the barriers or the impacts of Alzheimer's. Yes. Essentially. And that was like a completely innovative thing that they created that hadn't existed up until they created it. Mhmm. And I think seeing just how even though there is this 60 blockades that The United States, our country has placed on them, they have become so innovative regardless, and they have created so many amazing things for their people regardless. And they do it in creative ways. Right? And they do it in ways that are so much better than here in America, than anything we could even hope for. Speaker 1: Yeah. And I was really surprised by that documentary when it said that, you know, foreign medical institutes kinda didn't respect their findings there. And because I was watching the whole thing and, like, I hope that this somehow makes its way to The USA. And then I was also thinking just how expensive it would be if it did find its way here. And that speaks to what you were saying earlier about how there are certain problems that only a socialist society can solve, because I really had to confront that of even even if we were to get these magic droplets as the film called them, we would be paying a ridiculous amount. And So it's really gonna take a socialist society. Obviously, it took a socialist society to invent those droplets, but it's gonna take a socialist society for us to ever find the usage of it here as normal people. To put it in Speaker 0: the hands of the mascots. Yep. Yeah. Absolutely. Exactly. And I think so that was a huge part of our trip too was we had teamed up with some organizations to help send medical supplies to the Cuban doctors Speaker 1: Mhmm. Speaker 0: And clinics. And so and this was the case for all the brigadistas. Right? All the brigadistas had brought some form of medical supplies with them to help Cuban clinics. Speaker 1: And really a lot of medical supplies. Speaker 0: It was a ton. Right? I think they said how many suitcases did we have this year? Was like Speaker 1: 100 something. It was like a Speaker 0: 100 filled suitcases to the brim with medical supplies that we brought. And one of the medical centers that we had visited that we dropped these supplies off to was a maternal center. And this maternal center was so amazing because it was a center that comprehensively took care of pregnant women from the time they initially got pregnant till the time of birth and even after. And essentially, it looks after these pregnant women in all aspects of their health, their mental health, their physical health, the health of the baby, ensuring that their birth goes well, and all of that stuff. And so what was amazing about this was they had created a system where these women were fully taken care of by their doctors and their doctors were not profit driven, right? Their doctors did all this for completely free. Like this was a completely free center for these women to come to. And then at the center, we had asked about their maternity leave. So we asked about maternity leave in Cuba because in America, maternity leave, we think the average is like two weeks unpaid for people, you know, who have babies. And Cuba, told us that maternity leave actually starts a couple of months before somebody gives birth, and that ends up lasting an entire year. So maternity leave lasts an entire year after the birth. They can also extend it beyond a year and it's fully paid salary. So there's like no reduction in the salary. There's no half pay or maternity pay. It's exactly what they were getting paid before they went on maternity leave. Speaker 1: Yeah. That was pretty awesome to hear. And, honestly, that's one of the first things I tell people about when I'm talking to my coworkers or my mom about my trip to Cuba. One of the first things I that comes up is, in Cuba, have over a year of maternity leave. Isn't that amazing? And here comes back that common thread of Cuba is impoverished because of the blockade, but still somehow manages to give people more than a year of maternity leave, how is it that we can't have that here? And, of course, the answer is that we can. And I also find that that gets my coworkers and my mom excited about Cuba. And I think that that kind of is one piece of rhetoric that we can use here when talking about Cuba. Totally. And I Speaker 0: think what is so interesting is to think about what I thought about the entire trip was what if America didn't take away all these resources from Cuba? How much more could they do? Because they're not just helping Cuban people, they're helping people all over the world. They're sending these doctors who are creating these innovative medicines, are helping, you know, pregnant women in these, creative ways that they haven't been helped before comprehensively. They're sending those doctors all over the world. It's not just for the Cuban people. And so I can't even imagine if there wasn't a sixty plus year blockade, if America didn't strip so many resources from the Cuban people, if the Cuban people had the resources that America does, how much more the revolution could do? Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. You can't help but think that well there, like, if they have done all this under the blockade, what could they do without it? And I think that that kinda speaks to why the blockade exists. I think that it's there to try to make their socialist project seem like it's failing and try to convince the people in Cuba that their government is failing. But I think that in the success of the education system particularly and also the medical system particularly that you can find amazing successes and that the policy of the blockade is ultimately not succeeding in making Cuba fail, I guess. Yeah. That's what I'm trying to say. Speaker 0: And the government, the revolution in Cuba has so much legitimacy among the people. Speaker 1: Mhmm. Speaker 0: We were, of course, there during the May Day celebrations where over where, you know, hundreds and thousands of Cubans took to the streets to celebrate International Workers Day. And connecting with the Cuban people during that time, it was very clear that the vast majority of them were in favor of the revolution. The vast majority of them saw the revolution as a people's victory. Right? There were people who would pass by, pictures of Shay or, know, they would pass by the president and they would start crying. And they would start bawling their eyes up because they were so happy to see, communist leaders who they look up to. There were people who would hold up signs of Lenin that they made. And the mean, I those signs were, like, all over the march, right, of 600,000 people. And in America, we don't have that legitimacy because the people, our people, the working class and oppressed people, were very clear about who our enemy is. And I think in America, we often don't have the language. The people here in America often don't know how to critique the government. And most importantly, they don't know what the alternative is. Right? They know the system is screwed. They know capitalism is leaving them homeless, leaving them without groceries, leaving them without education, but they don't know what the alternative is. And seeing the Cuban people and seeing just how much they trusted the revolution and believed in it, it was very clear that a revolutionary social society is the alternative. Speaker 1: Mhmm. Absolutely. And when we're talking about the signs that the Cuban people had at the marches and what they celebrated, not only did they celebrate these leaders that they looked up to, but they also celebrated themselves. There were plenty of pride flags. There were plenty of flags commemorating different unions and different trades, and people had brooms. And everybody was proud of who they were, and they were proud of the country that they lived in. And despite its hardship, they found their way to this march to celebrate all those things, to celebrate the international workers. Of course, that's what May Day is. Right? Yes. Speaker 0: And they also celebrated a lot of American heroes. So there was a lot of signages in the March of, like, doctor King and Malcolm X and Fat Hampton. And there was even, like, a memorial in a park in Havana of Doctor King. And so they also are aware of the movements in America that happened have created these advancements for our people, the civil rights movement, working class movements, and they also celebrate those advances as well. Mhmm. Speaker 1: And, at that march, some of our in the American brigade had brought a Black Panther banner, and a lot of particularly black Cubans walked up and, like, fist bumps and shaking hands and stuff. Nice. And I found that really remarkable that, you know, even in Cuba, they're looking up to the same people that we here look up to. Speaker 0: In America. Yep. Right. That's right. And there was a chant that we sat throughout the entire march, was, Cuba si blockade o no? Mhmm. And which basically they mean is yes to Cuba, yes to the revolution, but no to the blockade. Yep. Right? So they're very acutely aware of who the enemy is. Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely. And I think that the return of the May Day march to Revolution Plaza is a very striking example of the resistance to the blockade. I kinda looked at some of the rhetoric here that our news said about this May Day March, and it was all like, human government wastes fuel to house it that we can't have that here. And, of course, the answer is that we can. And I also find that that gets my coworkers and my mom excited about Cuba. And I think that that kind of is one piece of rhetoric that we can use here when talking about Cuba. Totally. Speaker 0: And I think what is so interesting is to think about what I thought about the entire trip was what if America didn't take away all these resources from Cuba? How much more could they do? Right? Because they're not just helping human people, they're helping people all over the world. They're sending these doctors who are creating these innovative medicines, who are helping, you know, pregnant women in these creative ways that they haven't been helped before comprehensively. They're sending those doctors all over the world. It's not just for the Cuban people. And so I can't even imagine if there wasn't this sixty plus year blockade, if America didn't strip so many resources from the Cuban people. If the Cuban people had the resources that America does, how much more the revolution could do? Yeah. Speaker 1: Yeah. You can't help but think that well there. Like, if they have done all this under the blockade, what could they do without it? And I think that that kinda speaks to why the blockade exists. I think that it's there to try to make their socialist project seem like it's failing and try to convince the people in Cuba that their government is failing. But I think that in the success of the education system particularly and also the medical system particularly that you can find amazing successes and that the policy of the blockade is ultimately not succeeding in making Cuba fail, I guess. Yeah. That's what I'm trying to say. Speaker 0: And the government, the revolution in Cuba has so much legitimacy among the people. Mhmm. We were, of course, there during the May Day celebrations where over where, you know, hundreds and thousands of Cubans took to the streets to celebrate International Workers Day. And connecting with the Cuban people during that time, it was very clear that the vast majority of them were in favor of the revolution. The vast majority of them saw the revolution as a people's victory. Right?

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Speakers describe a Cuban May Day march where "there were people who would pass by... they would start crying" at pictures of Shay or the president, and "they would hold up signs of Lenin" amid a crowd of "600,000 people." They argue that in America there is no legitimacy because "the working class and oppressed people" "don't know what the alternative is" and that "a revolutionary social society is the alternative." The march showcased "pride flags" and signs for unions and trades, with people carrying brooms and celebrating themselves and the country as part of May Day. They also celebrated American heroes, noting "Doctor King" and a memorial in Havana, acknowledging civil rights advances. An American Brigade carried a "Black Panther banner," and many black Cubans greeted participants with fist bumps. The chant was, "Yes to Cuba, yes to the revolution, but no to the blockades."
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Speaker 0: Right. There were people who would pass by, pictures of Shay or, you know, they would pass by the president and they would start crying. And they would start bawling their eyes up because they were so happy to see, communist leaders who they look up to. There were people who would hold up signs of Lenin that they made. And the I mean, those signs were, like, all over the march, right, of 600,000 people. And in America, we don't have that legitimacy because the people, our people, the working class and oppressed people, were very clear about who our enemy is. And I think in America, we often don't have the language. The people here in America often don't know how to critique the government. And most importantly, they don't know what the alternative is. Right? They know the system is screwed. They know capitalism is leaving them homeless, leaving them without groceries, leaving them without education, but they don't know what the alternative is. And seeing the Cuban people and seeing just how much they trusted the revolution and believed in it, it was very clear that a revolutionary social society is the alternative. Speaker 1: Mhmm. Absolutely. And when we're talking about the signs that the Cuban people had at the marches and what they celebrated, not only did they celebrate these leaders that they looked up to, but they also celebrated themselves. There were plenty of pride flags. There were plenty of flags commemorating different unions and different trades, and people had brooms. And everybody was proud of who they were, and they were proud of the country that they lived in. And despite its hardship, they found their way to this march to celebrate all those things, to celebrate the international workers. Of course, that's what May Day is. Speaker 0: Right? Yes. And they also celebrated a lot of American heroes. So there was a lot of signages in the march of, like, Doctor King and Malcolm X and Thad Hampton. And there was even, like, a memorial in a park in Havana of doctor King. And so they also are aware of the movements in America that happened have created these advancements for our people, the civil rights movement, working class movements, and they also celebrate those advances as well. Speaker 1: Mhmm. And, at that march, some of our in the American brigade had brought a Black Panther banner, and a lot of particularly black Cubans walked up and, like, fist bumps and shaking hands and stuff. Nice. And I found that really remarkable that, you know, even in Cuba, they're looking up to the same people that we here look up to. Speaker 0: In America. That's right. That's right. And there was a chant that we sat throughout the entire march, which was, Mhmm. And which basically they mean is yes to Cuba, yes to the revolution, but no to the blockades. Yep. Right? So they're very acutely aware of who the enemy is. Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely. And I think that the return of the May Day march to

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Revolution Plaza is an example of the resistance to the blockade. May Day in Cuba news—'essentially celebrating all the successes of the people'—while outlets seldom cover it. The blockade is the principal struggle, with power outages and water shortages, and ideological battle accelerated by easy Internet access to pro-American narratives. 'Ninety five percent of the problems in Cuba come from the blockade, and then 5% is the 5% that they all spend all their time arguing about.' Cuba’s brigades foster innovation: workers submit fixes and can win material rewards. Higher education is '100% free' with dorms and 24/7 doctor. They described 'the most progressive family code in the history of the world' arising from '700,000 submissions.' A trans person found Cuba 'the safest place I've ever been.' The US TSA caused hassles; in Cuba there were 'no hassle or hoops to jump through.' Visiting is 'doable' and Cubans welcome activists.
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Speaker 0: Revolution Plaza is a very striking example of the resistance to the blockade. I kinda looked at some of the rhetoric here that our news said about this Mayday March, And it was all like, human government wastes fuel to bring their people to this march. But being there on the ground, you really I scoffed at the idea of that because it was clearly so important, and it was a a form of resistance to the blockade. Blockades there to break them, to break their culture, to get them to not celebrate. And I think that that's why it's so important, and that's why I found the idea that it was wasteful or anything kind of ridiculous. Speaker 1: Unbelievably ridiculous. And, you know, on the topic of just how different their culture is, I think in America, you know, it's not a common thing for people or news channels or official institutions or official streams of information to talk about May Day. Right? It's it's virtually ignored en masse in our society. But in Cuba, for a week straight, May Day was, like, their only thing on national news. May Day, and then we were also there during, like, the Vietnamese reunification day. Speaker 0: Mhmm. Speaker 1: And that was all over national news, and it was so fascinating to see the staunch contrast of how much our news propagates these false ideas and tries to get us to believe things that we know isn't true. But in Cuba, the news was essentially celebrating all the successes of the people. They were celebrating May Day, which was International Workers Day. And I don't think we would have ever seen that in, like, CNN or Fox News or any other major news channel here in America. Speaker 0: I'm very thankful that on May Day, I was watching Cuban news and not American news. Yeah. Most of the labor that we did took place in an urban garden that was there, and it grew food for Cuban people. I mean, it's a very direct effect. We weren't the ones planting the seeds or anything, but you imagine 200 people all working for a couple hours out of the day. That probably saved the eight or so workers who would normally work that urban garden weeks, I would imagine. Speak about how the struggle is continuing. That was something I was looking at while I was there. And first and foremost, the struggle is against the blockade. Right? Getting to school is a struggle for some of these kids, continuing their life. You know? It's a struggle when your power goes out. It's a struggle when there's no water. That is the principal struggle that is there. But there is also an ideological struggle taking place because of the rapid access to the Internet that the Cuban people had gotten. They opened all these new ways for the Cuban people to be fed a narrative that America is prosperous, that every American loves to live here, and that capitalism brings only riches. And I think that that is another way that the struggle has taken place there. And we had spoken to a journalist who, gave amazing insight into how that struggle takes place. But, of course, he said that ninety five percent of the problems in Cuba come from the blockade, and then 5% is the 5% that they all spend all their time arguing about, which I thought was pretty funny. Speaker 1: Yeah. And I think what people don't know about the blockade that's placed in Cuba is that this blockade doesn't just stop America from being able to trade with Cuba, but it stops a good chunk of the world from being able to trade with Cuba. And so that's why their resources have ended up being so scarce, and that is why they have been able to get so creative these past sixty years in how they can, you know, keep their cars alive, keep their fuel alive, keep their schools alive, keep their buildings alive. Because, essentially, they know they have to stay sovereign, and the only way to do that is to not capitulate to whatever America is demanding of them. And for America, what that means is they're gonna continue enforcing this blockade that is inhumanely, impacting the human people. It's taking away their electricity. It's taking away their air conditioning. It's taking away books from children. It's taking away clean access to water. Essentially, Cuba's, like, not going to capitulate. Cuba believes in the revolution so strongly, and they believe that socialism is, the cause of so much prosperity in their in their society that they would never in a million years, want to change that. Speaker 0: Mhmm. And what you just said reminded me of another little fact that the journalists had told us where The US spent, you know, x amount of billions of dollars on propaganda against Cuba in this one purchase. And that that amount of money equaled the, like, sum total of Cuba's national budget for its entire existence. And that was crazy. And that was crazy. Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. So it's just it's very clear just how much they're willing to go to spread anti communist propaganda to us here in The US. And I think that's why this tradition of brigades of taking US activists to the island to learn directly from the Cuban people and also to engage in these interactions and this mutual aid with them is so incredibly important. Speaker 0: And to go back a few conversation beats ago, you were talking about the creativity of the Cuban people. And while we personally were not the ones who visited the factory, we were able to talk to some brigadistas who visited this industrial workplace. And they had talked about this program that the Cuban has that the Cuban government has that the workers are encouraged to come up with ways to innovate to solve problems because they're not always able to get the parts to fix the machine. So you're gonna need to figure out either way to make sure your machine doesn't break or some workaround to fix it. And there was, I can't remember exactly how it worked, but some way that after they invented this workaround or invention, they submitted it and then as part of, like, a national registry and assuming it was successful, they received some sort of material benefit from that. And I think that that also speaks to the Cuban's government's understanding of what's gonna get them through this. Right? They need to be creative. And to do that, you need to rely on the creativity of the masses, and they're doing that. Speaker 1: And I think what was so interesting was connecting with some of the college students there who were in law school, who were accounting majors, who were getting their doctorates. They had told us that so much of the investment of the revolution is going into their higher education. Their higher education is 100% free. And not only is it 100% free, but the dorms that they live at is 100% free of charge. The meals that they get, the snacks that they get, which their institutions all give them throughout the day, all of that is 100% free. They don't have to pay for meal plans. They also have an on-site doctor 20 fourseven at their dorms, which is also 100% free. So anytime they have any kind of medical issues coming up, there is somebody, a professional there to help them 20 fourseven and there is no charge to them or their families. And so it's so clear that, you know, this the Cuban revolution is also investing in the youth, and it's also wanting to pull the youth, into creating the revolution and ensuring that it lasts generations from now. Which is a sharp contrast to America's universities who are brutalizing our youth and who do not value college students like this. Not only do they make college students, pay for their degrees and pay for their food and pay for their housing, there's also a guarantee that if they speak out against atrocities, like the genocide in Palestine, that their degrees will be revoked from them. Right? Like the NYU student who just gave a speech, I can't remember his name. His name was spacing on me. But he got his degree withheld because of the fact that he spoke out about Palestine at his graduation ceremony. And so to see those sharp contrasts, to see how he was investing in its youth and America is brutalizing and suppressing its youth, it's crazy. It's crazy Yeah. To Speaker 0: And it also really makes you realize that education serves a different purpose there. Here, you go to college to get a piece of paper that says you can get a job that pays you better. There, you go to learn how to better serve your community, to better serve your country, and and to pursue what you're passionate about. And, you know, makes me very helpful. Speaker 1: Yes. It shows you that the Cuban children are being raised with, like, the correct values. Speaker 0: Mhmm. So in The USA, the political system is taught to us in a way that does not really bring people to an ability to interact and change with that system. However, in Cuba, the kids are thoroughly educated on their own history. They're thoroughly educated on the their political system, and you see an awareness for thinking also outside of Cuba. Of course, in the school for, you know, elementary and middle schoolers, you see some writings of Ho Chi Minh and Yes. Lenin right next to the writings of Jose Martin, which is so emphasized. So I think going beyond that, you also see political organizations in higher education places. A lot of those college kids we spoke to were part of, I believe, it's the young communist league or youth communist something. And that's a way that these college kids are not you know, college kids here are political, but their politics are unless they are ineffective, then they're against the government. And in Cuba, there's no need for that. And instead, they have political organizations that involve these college kids in their own governing. Speaker 1: Exactly. It's like to advance a revolution because the youth there majority of them believe in the revolution. So it's not to counter their government the way they do here in America. It's instead to grow the prosperity that the government has been responsible for, essentially. Mhmm. And I think that was what was interesting was when we visited the school for children with different learning disabilities, they had Lenin in their shelves and they had Ho Chi Minh in their shelves. And I asked one of the teachers, was like, your children read Lenin? And she was like, yeah. Like, this is like what all children read in Cuba. Speaker 0: Yeah. Speaker 1: And it's so surprising because in America, we have to teach that ourselves. Right? Like, we have to gain that political education ourselves through our self study. It's not something that our children are getting in school through the actual institution of education in our country. No. Yes. Speaker 0: My elementary school had a biography of Lennon. I'm sure there would have been some Speaker 1: parents. They would have yeah. They would have banned it. The state would have banned it. I think Utah just banned, like, I don't know, its twentieth book from, like, public libraries and schools. 18. It's it's wild. Like, in in Cuba, they're learning about these things. They're learning about revolution. They're learning about the truth history, and the youth here don't get that. The state is instead banning all of it. So the Cuban Family Code. Right. The Cuban Family Code, for those who don't know, it is the most progressive family code in the history of the world. Mhmm. Essentially, this code completely solidifies the rights of gay marriage. It solidifies the dignity of trans people. It solidifies women as equal partners in a home. It solidifies the rights to nontraditional families. It solidifies the rights to elders to be able to take care of children who maybe, you know, are their grandchildren. Essentially, it completely redefines what a family is in ways that, we have never seen before all throughout history. And what was spectacular about this family code was it's first of all, it was not the only pro LGBT initiative that was passed to Cuba. Back in the early two thousands, I think it was like 2003 or 02/2006, Cuba and its national laws had fully solidified the right of trans people to transition and also for their transitions to be fully covered by their medical system, by their socialized medical system. And so the people who were responsible for creating the language of the Stanley Code was not the state, it was actually the masses of Cuban people. It was the masses of Cuban people who, I think they had solidified 700,000 submissions for the draft of it. And they took all 700,000 of those submissions and essentially used that to create the language that was then passed in the family code. And then I think it was like 70% of the voting population in Cuba had voted in favor of it. So the people had drafted its language. They were part of the process from scratch. And then essentially, they were part of actually changing national law and and passing this incredibly progressive, incredibly, forward effort, which was the most progressive family code in the world. And I think in our country, we can't imagine, like, when was the last time we had direct impact on national law? Mhmm. You know what I mean? Speaker 0: It's just a different way of thinking about laws. Right? Here, laws are something that somebody in some building somewhere wrote down and now you have to follow it. Where in Cuba, they're not liberated by somebody finally deciding that it's okay to have a gay marriage. They're liberated because they believe in it. They're liberated by themselves. And I think that that's the most remarkable thing to me about the family code. It's not that I'm surprised that the Cuban people support queer people. That's not surprising to me at all. The thing that was surprising to me is that their laws are not forced upon them, even if they're good laws, that they come from the people. Speaker 1: Exactly. Also, my experience as a trans person in Cuba, the safest place I've ever been. The American airport TSA gave me a lot of hassle about my paperwork because my passports aren't updated. They're not updated to represent my gender yet. And the TSA gave me like, I think it was a huge hassle. It was like we were there for twenty extra minutes. They were just hassling me. And in Cuba, there was no hassle. There was like literally nothing that their TSA or their whatever they call it, airport security had said that essentially made me uncomfortable or essentially they didn't even give me like a side eye or anything. It was like, oh, and move on. Right? It was it was so simple and so refreshing to see, and I think it makes sense how this family code then passed in this society and how it was able to create such an environment for queer and trans people, that it did. Speaker 0: I will say that the US government absolutely sets up a lot of hoops to jump through. There is a lot of legal stuff, probably most of it, that I don't even know or understand that you have to know and understand to get there. And on the way back, they'll hassle you too. They'll stop you for questioning. They'll ask certain questions. And you do need to be prepared for the state to not want you to go to Cuba because they don't want you to go to Cuba. But there are absolutely you know, whether or not it's with the national network on Cuba, there are other brigades. People go to Cuba, and it's a good thing to do. People do know their stuff, and it's not illegal. Speaker 1: Yeah. So if anyone wants to visit Cuba, it's very doable. You know, it's we had to fill out paperwork and go through these extra hoops, but there's people who have been going to Cuba for decades now who have been doing this stuff yearly, And you so they're so prepped on it. They know the hoops. They know all the things that they have to jump through, and they were so great about practicing all of that. Mhmm. And the Cuban people want American activists to visit. They want people who are organizers in America to see the revolution for themselves. Yes. Speaker 0: The Cuban government provided no hassle or hoops to jump through. They were incredibly inviting. Speaker 1: It was all on the American side. Speaker 0: Yes. So the last thing I would want is for somebody to think that it's impossible to experience this. I would encourage people to look at options, but also to understand that there is work that needs to be done to go. And so, you know, do your research. But it I hope that you found what we've had to say interesting, compelling. I hope that you've learned something, and I hope that you will tell us your thoughts. Did we do that for the last question? We can write, though. We can cut Speaker 1: it out. I mean, the kind of work that you did with the Oh, yes. And we're back. And we're back. I'm gonna start from the top so pretend I didn't say that. Speaker 0: Oh.

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@SavvymanWyo She's an ex-member of one of the NNOC groups (Venceremos Brigade), yes.

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@ChrisandOla These came from different clips from an editing website. There were tons of clips. I just rejuggled the clips and reconstructed the whole sequence

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The conversation reveals that Ermiya Fanaeian, leader of Armed Queers SLC, is under investigation for potential foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. She received the "7 for 17" Award from Utah Global Diplomacy, a State Department-affiliated NGO, for her work on UN Sustainable Goals, particularly in gender equality for trans youth. Her association with Armed Queers SLC raises concerns about her dual role in advocacy and armed defense. The organization has since removed references to her from its website, prompting further scrutiny.

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🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: State Department & UN ties to Armed Queers SLC leader now confirmed 🚨🚨 First, credit to @SKDoubleDub33 for the crucial tip, PLEASE follow, they'll be doing a podcast on this soon. Here’s what you need to know: 🔻 Armed Queers SLC is under investigation for possible foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. 🔻 Their leader, Ermiya Fanaeian, was recognized by a State Dept–affiliated NGO, Utah Global Diplomacy, as a recipient of the "7 for 17" Award for advancing the UN's 17 Goals 🔻 Utah Global Diplomacy has since scrubbed Fanaeian's presence from their website. Unknown when this purge happened. The receipts remain. Patience as I pull this thread together.

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@SKDoubleDub33 This is what pops up when you search for her name in connection to Utah Global Diplomacy. All scrubbed.

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@SKDoubleDub33 And, yes, she was an organizer with Armed Queers SLC.

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@SKDoubleDub33 Per the 990 form with Utah Global Diplomacy (EIN 876128308), the nonprofit is a partner with the US State Department to cultivate emerging leaders and diplomacy initiatives. In other words, she was selected to "help shape U.S. Foreign relations." Their words, not mine.

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@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was selected as Utah Global Diplomacy's first "7 for 17" Award Winner , honoring her work to advance UN's 17 Sustainable Goals. I'm pulling together the exact nature of the work that she did for the UN.

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@SKDoubleDub33 Utah Global Diplomacy reports receiving most of its income in government grants.

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@SKDoubleDub33 I managed to pull one of the scrubbed pages off the Internet Archive ... and it recognized her work in "gender equality" (Sustainable Development Goal #5). Specifically for trans youth.

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Let me emphasize. SLC Armed Queers is not "adjacent" to the honor that Ermiya Fanaeian got from Utah Global Diplomacy. Utah Global Diplomacy specifically awarded her for her work with trans people, of which SLC Armed Queers is key. This may be why they scrubbed their pages.

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@SKDoubleDub33 I find mention of Fanaeian on an UN website where she was a speaker at an affiliated event. Topic: LGBTQ+ Nonprofits. https://www.un.org/sites/un2.un.org/files/2020/02/list_of_workshops_at_uncsc2019.pdf

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@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was honored as a "Young Diplomat of Utah."

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@SKDoubleDub33 I'm trying to trace the exact award (unknown if they get money from the State Department directly or if it's granted through Utah state), but it seems that they've applied for awards at the Utah level.

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@SKDoubleDub33 Their entire 7 for 17 site seems to be scrubbed.

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@SKDoubleDub33 Very ironically, Fanaeian also appears to have co-founded the Utah chapter of March for Our Lives. @davidhogg111 if you're serious about gun control, you. might want to kick out this person who also runs an armed, pro-gun group.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 She specifically works to arm queer and trans communities for "communal militant defense."

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Many others have done research on this woman, so I won't do a full biography on her, and will close this out for now. Thanks again to @SKDoubleDub33 for surfacing this tip. Again: we're talking about a woman honored by State Department–affiliated NGOs, selected as a "Young Diplomat," and put forward as a foreign policy leader... while simultaneously running armed, ideological organizing at home.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 None of this is to suggest that the State Department had any involvement in the assassination. But this IS the kind of person who is picked from a young age on to staff the State Department. @EagleEdMartin FYI.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin . @HarmeetKDhillon given she is a Palestinian immigrant and an express Communist (see receipts) , can we deport her?

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon Correction: I cannot find any site except one website saying she's Palestinian.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon Iranian.

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@DataRepublican @SKDoubleDub33 There it is right there: "I'm originally from Iran...."

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon This is NOT the radioactive thread I'm promising (still assembling / archiving it). Just a bonus. Here she is saying violent riots are sometimes necessary. Credit to @JamesHartline for pointing me to the website.

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Speaker 1: I think that the protests, do it more so actually because as we've seen, our electoral politics have failed us. Even though the young people significantly came out and voted for Bernie Sanders during the primary, we saw that Bernie Sanders did not end up being the nominee. And so a lot of the times, the loopholes that are in electoral politics don't really allow people to have their voices heard the way that this country was set up. Speaker 1: So I absolutely agree that sometimes violent, protests and really, riots and those kinds of loud rebellions, must take place for tangible change.
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Speaker 0: What makes the biggest difference for change? Speaker 1: I think that the protests, do it more so actually because as we've seen, our electoral politics have failed us. Even though the young people significantly came out and voted for Bernie Sanders during the primary, we saw that Bernie Sanders did not end up being the nominee. And so a lot of the times, the loopholes that are in electoral politics don't really allow people to have their voices heard the way that this country was set up. Speaker 0: Some people say that it takes a violent protesting people to listen. Do you agree, or should they remain peaceful? Speaker 1: I agree. I absolutely agree. You know, I'm a member of the LGBTQ community, and our liberation and our rights came after the Stonewall riots. That's something that a lot of people don't like to talk about is that, you know, the LGBTQ movement started with stonewall riots. I wouldn't even be able to be a student at the school if it wasn't for a violent riot that took place within a span of three days. So I absolutely agree that sometimes violent, protests and really, riots and those kinds of loud rebellions, must take place for tangible change.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon @JamesHartline Source for above video: https://kmyu.tv/news/local/utahns-under-40-are-half-the-population-but-only-a-third-of-its-voters

Utahns under 40 are half the population, but only a third of its voters Even with a hotly debated election underway, Utahns under 40 are less likely to vote, a 2News Investigation found. Millennials and Generation Z told experts they don’t vote because they don’t think their vote matters. Older generations, who show up to polls in greater numbers, make up a larger percentage of the voting population and ultimately decide Utah’s representation and policy. Caption: KUTV. 2NEWS ASKED: ARE YOU VOTING AND, IF SO, WHY? kmyu.tv

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon @JamesHartline The journey continues here: https://t.co/QZqbssMNHA

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🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING 2: The 2025 May Day trip of SLC Armed Queers to Cuba: "Well, if we're terrorists, we're proud to be terrorists" I've obtained a now-deleted video. In it, Ermiya Fanaeian and an unidentified man named Connor talk openly about: 👉 Palestinian students at Cuba’s ELAM “studying revolution” alongside medicine 👉 Brigadistas from around the world being brought for “revolutionary orientation” 👉 How every aspect of Cuban society is dedicated to training "organizers" and are open about the terrorist label to the point they lament US institutions do not allow them to "to speak in such a way" The trip was run through the National Network on Cuba (NNOC), linked to the Cuban state, with has U.S. NGOs as members, many of whom are linked to Neville Singham NGOs. SLC Armed Queers is currently under federal investigation for advanced knowledge of the Charlie Kirk assassination. And remember: Fanaeian was honored by Utah Global Diplomacy, a State Dept–connected NGO. These are the people who are handpicked to run our state department. As always, patience as I put together the thread.

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"while students at Elam who came from Gaza were there to study medicine, but simultaneously, they, just by virtue of being there, studied revolution." "I think that that school really probably forms consciousness for a lot of people when they're there to just study how to help people." "The change was not a change to them at all. It's the same culture to them through and through." "It was the communist international." "we also had the chance to interact with, organizers from around the world, specifically some people from Germany love to sing the international." "From South Africa, from Ghana, from other Latin American countries, from Australia, from Germany." "And essentially, this was an international brigade where they wanted brigadistas with a revolutionary orientation, with revolutionary politics to come and learn about the Cuban revolution and essentially how to fight against this blockade that our country, as American representatives on the Strip, was fully responsible for."
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Speaker 0: In the belly of the beast documentary that we had watched there, I think it it was from this where it mentioned that while students at Elam who came from Gaza were there to study medicine, but simultaneously, they, just by virtue of being there, studied revolution. And I think that that school really probably forms consciousness for a lot of people when they're there to just study how to help people. And, of course, that makes sense. And I think that it was at the other university that we went to that I was really surprised by how seamlessly they switched from a Cuban cultural dance to singing communist songs. Right? This change was not a change to them at all. It's the same culture to them through and through. Speaker 1: It was the communist international Speaker 0: Yes. That they were singing. Yes. Which was really cool. Yeah. And they weren't the only ones we heard sing that. We also had the chance to interact with, organizers from around the world, specifically some people from Germany love to sing the international. That's And I found it very interesting to talk with them and to see their different perspectives. Totally. Speaker 1: And I think that was also what's so cool about the May Day Brigade, which we knew was gonna happen, but I think we weren't expecting to such an extent. Speaker 0: Mhmm. Speaker 1: It was that we were sharing this brigade not just other American brigadistas, but brigadistas from around the world. From South Africa, from Ghana, from other Latin American countries, from Australia, from Germany. And essentially, this was an international brigade where they wanted brigadistas with a revolutionary orientation, with revolutionary politics to come and learn about the Cuban revolution and essentially how to fight against this blockade that our country, as American representatives on the Strip, was fully responsible for.
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Posted - September 16, 2025 at 7:30 AM
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I co-hosted educational workshops with the Elm Fork branch of the John Brown Gun Club, linked to the July 4 shooting at the Alvarado ICE facility. I'm feeling shaken by the connections emerging, especially since Ermiya Fanaeian promoted these events on her private Instagram. It's alarming to realize that Elm Fork is in Texas and SLC Armed Queers is in Utah, indicating a deeper connection. I urge others to check this out, especially @HarmeetKDhillon and @EagleEdMartin.

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🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 Armed Queers SLC co-hosted educational workshops with Elm Fork branch of the John Brown Gun Club, the trans antifa perpetuators behind the July 4 Alvarado ICE facility shooting. Ermiya Fanaeian appears to have promoted these on her private Instagram. I'm shaking right now. Thanks to @lamps_apple

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@lamps_apple HOLY CRAP. It's scrubbed. But it does exist on Google Cache. The last link, is a link to Fanaeian's own Instagram. She was working with the same folks who killed that ICE agent!!! https://t.co/PfS9eBZT2p

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Elm Fork is located in Texas. SLC Armed Queers is located in Utah. That is not a day's drive. It's got to be all connected.

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. @HarmeetKDhillon @EagleEdMartin You will DEFINITELY want to see this

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Posted - June 25, 2025 at 11:05 PM
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I received an email from CODEPINK addressing false statements about their funding, claiming they are not funded by foreign entities. However, I found that CODEPINK is 25% funded by Neville Singham, who lives in Shanghai and is under investigation for FARA violations. They are promoting a campaign titled "China is Not Our Enemy," which includes denial of the Uyghur genocide. Additionally, Jodie Evans, CODEPINK's founder and Singham's spouse, has made controversial statements regarding Uyghurs, labeling them as terrorists.

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I received the following email from CODEPINK. "We are writing to formally address and correct the false and defamatory statements made in your recent social media posts regarding CODEPINK. These claims—which falsely allege that our organization is funded by China, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), or any foreign government or entity—are entirely baseless and constitute libel." So, I will share the facts without spin: Per Wikipedia, CODEPINK is 25% funded by Neville Singham, who is living in Shanghai and got rich off spreading CCP propaganda, and is under investigation by Congress for FARA violations. CODEPINK is running a campaign called "China is Not Our Enemy," which promotes pro-China messaging, including denial of the Uyghur genocide, an atrocity affirmed by the U.S. Department of State. The founder of CODEPINK, Jodie Evans, is married to the aforementioned Neville Singham. In fact, the Uyghur denialism goes so far that Jodie Evans said in a YouTube interview, that Uyghurs are terrorists trained in Yemen and Syria who bomb shopping centers.

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Posted - September 16, 2025 at 2:50 AM
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For those of you who are involved in consequence culture, "they" are now using ch*rlie k*rk and other similar cover-ups to avoid detection.

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Posted - September 16, 2025 at 1:14 AM
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I’ve uncovered significant ties between Ermiya Fanaeian, leader of Armed Queers SLC, and the State Department through Utah Global Diplomacy, which awarded her for her work on UN Sustainable Goals, particularly in gender equality for trans youth. This recognition has been scrubbed from their website, raising questions about her role. Fanaeian also co-founded the Utah chapter of March for Our Lives while promoting armed defense for queer and trans communities. I’m still piecing together the implications of these connections.

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🧵🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: State Department & UN ties to Armed Queers SLC leader now confirmed 🚨🚨 First, credit to @SKDoubleDub33 for the crucial tip, PLEASE follow, they'll be doing a podcast on this soon. Here’s what you need to know: 🔻 Armed Queers SLC is under investigation for possible foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. 🔻 Their leader, Ermiya Fanaeian, was recognized by a State Dept–affiliated NGO, Utah Global Diplomacy, as a recipient of the "7 for 17" Award for advancing the UN's 17 Goals 🔻 Utah Global Diplomacy has since scrubbed Fanaeian's presence from their website. Unknown when this purge happened. The receipts remain. Patience as I pull this thread together.

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@SKDoubleDub33 This is what pops up when you search for her name in connection to Utah Global Diplomacy. All scrubbed. https://t.co/5YCXJuKMe1

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@SKDoubleDub33 And, yes, she was an organizer with Armed Queers SLC. https://t.co/Izjtk5t3E3

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@SKDoubleDub33 Per the 990 form with Utah Global Diplomacy (EIN 876128308), the nonprofit is a partner with the US State Department to cultivate emerging leaders and diplomacy initiatives. In other words, she was selected to "help shape U.S. Foreign relations." Their words, not mine. https://t.co/60krjc4m0i

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@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was selected as Utah Global Diplomacy's first "7 for 17" Award Winner , honoring her work to advance UN's 17 Sustainable Goals. I'm pulling together the exact nature of the work that she did for the UN. https://t.co/PNgRC9azNI

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@SKDoubleDub33 Utah Global Diplomacy reports receiving most of its income in government grants. https://t.co/s38Uq6948n

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@SKDoubleDub33 I managed to pull one of the scrubbed pages off the Internet Archive ... and it recognized her work in "gender equality" (Sustainable Development Goal #5). Specifically for trans youth. https://t.co/SsKWR83dsT

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Let me emphasize. SLC Armed Queers is not "adjacent" to the honor that Ermiya Fanaeian got from Utah Global Diplomacy. Utah Global Diplomacy specifically awarded her for her work with trans people, of which SLC Armed Queers is key. This may be why they scrubbed their pages.

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@SKDoubleDub33 I find mention of Fanaeian on an UN website where she was a speaker at an affiliated event. Topic: LGBTQ+ Nonprofits. https://www.un.org/sites/un2.un.org/files/2020/02/list_of_workshops_at_uncsc2019.pdf https://t.co/Qt57L2BkdR

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@SKDoubleDub33 Fanaeian was honored as a "Young Diplomat of Utah." https://t.co/PGBeZvbRdD

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@SKDoubleDub33 I'm trying to trace the exact award (unknown if they get money from the State Department directly or if it's granted through Utah state), but it seems that they've applied for awards at the Utah level. https://t.co/XeU8zNhZ9g

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@SKDoubleDub33 Their entire 7 for 17 site seems to be scrubbed. https://t.co/vShgEd2OmB

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@SKDoubleDub33 Very ironically, Fanaeian also appears to have co-founded the Utah chapter of March for Our Lives. @davidhogg111 if you're serious about gun control, you. might want to kick out this person who also runs an armed, pro-gun group. https://t.co/ac3uCfqRsd

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 She specifically works to arm queer and trans communities for "communal militant defense." https://t.co/Iws6oEZ9Lc

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Many others have done research on this woman, so I won't do a full biography on her, and will close this out for now. Thanks again to @SKDoubleDub33 for surfacing this tip. Again: we're talking about a woman honored by State Department–affiliated NGOs, selected as a "Young Diplomat," and put forward as a foreign policy leader... while simultaneously running armed, ideological organizing at home.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 None of this is to suggest that the State Department had any involvement in the assassination. But this IS the kind of person who is picked from a young age on to staff the State Department. @EagleEdMartin FYI.

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin . @HarmeetKDhillon given she is a Palestinian immigrant and an express Communist (see receipts) , can we deport her? https://t.co/HyDoVTqFSa

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@SKDoubleDub33 @davidhogg111 @EagleEdMartin @HarmeetKDhillon Correction: I cannot find any site except one website saying she's Palestinian.

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@jammles9 @SKDoubleDub33 Reposted.

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@ConceptualJames @SKDoubleDub33 I made it to two paragraphs before my brain melted from the word salad. Marx was a bad writer. But he wasn't a nonsensical writer...

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@JamesHartline @SKDoubleDub33 Yep.

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Posted - August 16, 2025 at 1:13 AM
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I’ve been investigating Heal Palestine and its connections to various organizations and governments involved in bringing Gaza refugees to the U.S. I found that Heal Palestine's board includes individuals with ties to the UAE, and its founder, Steve Sosebee, has links to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund, which has received significant funding. There are concerns about the approval of visas for these refugees, with implications of collaboration with pro-HAMAS groups. Jordan appears to be a key player in facilitating the evacuation of these refugees, raising questions about the motivations behind these actions.

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Heal Palestine (the group who is posting about welcoming Gaza refugees) has EIN 882454707 and filed a 990N for the year 2023. Yet, 990Ns are for charities with revenues under 50K and I found multiple instances of 50K+ grants. Heal Palestine's board is full of technocrats ... but perhaps most telling is that there is a Mohanned Awad on the board who is publicly declared as bringing "UAE connections to HEAL’s Board." Steve Sosebee, the founder of Heal Palestine, also founded the Palestine Children's Relief Fund (PCRF). They too got an enormous cash influx boost starting in 2023.

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Thank you, Congressman. @RepFine A group called Heal Palestine is working with Islamic, pro-HAMAS 501c3 tax deductible groups in the United States that are affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood and funded by Qatar to help bring Palestinian GAZANS to the United States. I just spoke to Congressman Fine on the phone and he agrees that we need an investigation into WHO approved the visas for these Palestinians who are working with pro-HAMAS 501c3s. I also spoke with @SenTomCotton’s staff and they are also looking into how these GAZANS got visas to come into the US. Truly unacceptable. Someone needs to be fired at @StateDept when @marcorubio figures out who approved the visas. Also, Qatar transported these GAZANS into the US via @qatarairways. Qatar is our enemy. Not our friend. They are literally flooding our country with jihadis. This is not America First.

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The UAE has a strong connection to PCRF. They are mentioned in multiple social media posts. Was the UAE involved in bringing Gaza refugees over to the USA? https://t.co/R0VYwyhrFK

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Sosebee says it is governments "like Jordan and UAE" who can evacuate people from Palestine in speedy time. https://t.co/Z6NgOGZxdO

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Sosebee recently takes credit for bringing children over from Gaza. https://t.co/GKhWSfVtif

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Bingo. Smoking gun. Jordan has been flying these Gaza refugees over. @RepFine @RepLuna https://t.co/uvZeHPUZSN

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@RepFine @RepLuna . @bullfrog35 found out that PCRF (Sosebee's other charity) was funded by Holy Land Foundation, the same one implicated as a terrorist organization and Hamas funding. https://t.co/76w5e8glNo

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@anjewla90 @RepFine @LauraLoomer His old pro-terrorist gig was PCRF —and what a shocker— funded by the Holy Land Foundation —and what a shocker— CAIR has a post on PCRF. There are no coincidences. https://t.co/KYdVR75TkW

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 PCRF comes up in Justice Department documents and I also found an archived website where Sosebee thanks the Saudi royal family for their support. https://t.co/SYEbsqS1mm

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 I was able to find references to PCRF's former media coordinator, Rosemary Davis aka Shadya Hantouli, running an extremist website. Sosebee explicitly says that PCRF is not solely humanitarian - it also contributes to "the struggle." https://t.co/VsBnbThjNW

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 Another smoking gun ... the evacuation of Gaza refugees IS a Jordanian government initiative. And surprisingly, the site claims it is one that was announced with Donald Trump. https://t.co/XhnvmaUy6J

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 I'm looking at past news articles and I don't see where Trump agreed to explicitly accept Gaza refugees in the USA.

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 Looks like it was Jordan who secured the B2 tourist visas for those refugees. https://t.co/dj1tucRZxo

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 Well, I think the picture is pretty clear, so I'll end the thread here. TL;DR: Jordan's government is re-routing Palestinian refugees over to the United States through a NGO which is a reboot of PCRF that has previously received Holy Land Foundation funding.

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 If an American with financial ties to Hamas collaborates with multiple Middle Eastern governments to bring in refugees, and your first reaction is 'this is Israel’s fault,' you may want to consider being less stupid.

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@RepFine @RepLuna @bullfrog35 Whoa, Sosebee's ties with Holy Land Foundation goes deeper than I thought. It seems that he raised funds FOR Holy Land Foundation using maimed children as a pretext. This is big. This directly implicates Sosebee as a Hamas finance channel. https://t.co/3FsPijfqAO

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@SKDoubleDub33 I'm looking a bit. 2022 -> 2023 jump appears a lot. It would be interesting if this happened pre or post Oct 7.

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@bret8202 Yep. I guarantee motives aren't benign. They are perfectly capable of getting their wounds treated over there, plus their families are being brought over too. They organized this as a big welcoming event too. It's classical soft power.

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Yep. Jordan has one of the most advanced health care systems and is a top medical tourism destination, I'm that's the entire reason why Trump arranged that Feb 2025 deal with them. Sosebee explicitly says that these children are "starting" care in other countries. Meaning they never got true care in Jordan. And many of these children coincidentally happen to be photogenic amputees and there are crowds & photo-ops pre-arranged for their arrival. So basically Jordan gets these kids and immediately is punting them all over the world for some hidden agenda. Sosebee is one sick man who exploits children.

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@JamesHartline Can't wait!

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Posted - July 20, 2025 at 9:15 PM
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The more I reflect on the IOM screenshot, the more it troubles me. I used to picture migrants as desperate individuals fleeing war on foot, but now I see a coordinated process involving NGOs and chartered flights. Who decides the flight schedules and which migrants are chosen? In 2006, the US paid IOM for 12,000 Lebanese refugees, but there were nearly a million in need. The document suggests a global effort to facilitate one-way migration without plans for return, raising unsettling questions about the potential intentional destabilization of countries. This situation is distressing for everyone involved.

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From the other thread - the more I think about this screenshot from International Organization for Migration (IOM), the more it disturbs me. I think the picture we had of migrants, is of desperate people fleeing war-torn countries on foot. I don't think anyone of us thought of refugee migration as a process which is coordinated and scheduled by NGOs, done with chartered flights. Who decides how to schedule flights, which countries to schedule them, which migrants get these flights? The US paid IOM a million dollars for chartered flights of 12,000 Lebanon refugees in 2006, but there were nearly a million Lebanon refugees total. How was that 12,000 chosen? And what's more, the document seems to lay responsibility for "reception arrangements" on the country of origin and even seems to warn against returning migrants. All this strongly points to a globally coordinated effort, decades in the making, to set up an infrastructure to transport millions of "refugees" without any corresponding infrastructure for them to return home. This leads to the conspiracy thought that if this infrastructure for mass one-way migration in place was done knowingly, then destabilization of the country of origin may have been intentional, as well. That's just ... horrid for everyone involved. Migrants and Westerners alike. Side note: the International Republican Institute (the official Republican Party "soft power" NGO) gave IOM grants.

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Posted - June 26, 2025 at 3:11 AM
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I explored the history of Medea Benjamin, co-founder of CODEPINK, highlighting her activism and connections to various foreign governments. While Jodie Evans often receives more attention, Benjamin's background includes co-founding Global Exchange, which organizes trips to countries like Cuba and Venezuela, often with state backing. Her past includes working in Cuba and facing deportation for anti-government writing. Benjamin's activities have drawn scrutiny, including an FBI investigation for her delegation to Iran. I noted the implications of her work and the potential need for further investigation into foreign influence.

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🧵 THREAD: The history of Medea Benjamin, co-founder of CODE PINK Jodie Evans gets most of the attention as the co-founder of CODEPINK and Neville Singham's wife. But Medea Benjamin's history may be more interesting. While creating the linked thread below, I dived into Medea Bejamin briefly - who had an interesting history of speaking to Chinese media. She co-founded Global Exchange with her husband, Kevin Danaher, which goes on a number of "Reality Trips" to various closed countries - Cuba, Venezuela, among others. If you've followed me long enough ... you know that's a big red flag. State-facilitated exchange trips are one of the most common "soft power" tools that countries have in exporting their ideology to others.

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I received the following email from CODEPINK. "We are writing to formally address and correct the false and defamatory statements made in your recent social media posts regarding CODEPINK. These claims—which falsely allege that our organization is funded by China, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), or any foreign government or entity—are entirely baseless and constitute libel." So, I will share the facts without spin: Per Wikipedia, CODEPINK is 25% funded by Neville Singham, who is living in Shanghai and got rich off spreading CCP propaganda, and is under investigation by Congress for FARA violations. CODEPINK is running a campaign called "China is Not Our Enemy," which promotes pro-China messaging, including denial of the Uyghur genocide, an atrocity affirmed by the U.S. Department of State. The founder of CODEPINK, Jodie Evans, is married to the aforementioned Neville Singham. In fact, the Uyghur denialism goes so far that Jodie Evans said in a YouTube interview, that Uyghurs are terrorists trained in Yemen and Syria who bomb shopping centers.

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Benjamin, per SFGate, has been a career activist since her college years, spending much of her time overseas in Africa. The Wikipedia page says that she joined Students for a Democratic Society in college - if so, this makes her yet another homegrown career NGO-ist. https://t.co/2rbic28KOY

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The prior thread mentioned briefly that she went to Cuba from 1979 to 1983 to work as a translator for their official Communist Party newspaper. She lauded their comparative social equality, describing it as "I died and went to heaven." She got deported after writing an anti-government article, having overestimated Cuba's taste for freedom of speech.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

In 1988, she co-founded Global Exchange. The SFGate article credits her father as having backed it with hundreds of thousands of dollars, despite them disagreeing vehemently on the issue of Palestine. https://t.co/eq1ermCj92

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Global Exchange engages in "people-to-people" diplomacy by taking it on various tours of countries. But these type of trips are often done so with government backing. For instance, the Cuban trips are done with "Cuban Institute of Friendship with Peoples" as the hosting institution.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Cuban Institute of Friendship with Peoples (ICAP) was formed by Fidel Castro himself in 1960. So, Medea is literally taking people on Cuban tours to a state-linked institute formed by Castro himself. https://t.co/SMP6gWqRQd

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Another "Reality Tour" country which Global Exchange has visited is Nicaragua. I had to go back to the web archives to find the itinerary ... and it talks about meeting with representatives of Sandinistas. https://t.co/KGlDq0LiTx

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The Sandinistas are a left-wing political party which was once at the center of a CIA coup. It is the party which Daniel Ortega belongs to. So, yes, Medea Benjamin's Global Exchange took others on a trip to Nicaragua to meet the left-wing activists there. https://t.co/86U8dZN0r4

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

There is no United States embassy in Iran, so it is notoriously difficult to visit there. Yet, Medea Benjamin herself was able to take a 28-person "people-to-people" delegate to Iran and speak to government officials there.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

In fact, the Global Exchange delegation to Iran was so unusual that Medea Benjamin came under FBI scrutiny for it. This was reported in Tehran Times, an Iranian state-controlled news outlet. https://t.co/6ftov3KQAr

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Global Exchange also went to China. An article mentioned meeting with NGOs there but I could not find specifics. https://t.co/bmWd2miyzm

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Global Exchange also visited Venezuela - back then, Venezuela was promoting luxury people-to-people exchanges with the tourists meeting Chavez himself. https://t.co/XFzLmKxGie

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Medea Benjamin's affiliation with Venezuela goes beyond making tours. She was one of the activists squatting at the Venezuelan embassy in 2019 to support the installation of Maduro as President. https://t.co/saNEd2haHG

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Hugo Chavez himself actively worked through Medea Benjamin by creating its own mouthpiece, Venezuela Information Office, and tapping into Global Exchange for activism. https://t.co/oac7JZAODc

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

In short, Medea Benjamin and Global Exchange have been working with adversarial foreign governments all over the world. Not only that, but they have been at the center of many protests - per last post, the 1999 Seattle WTO riots among them.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Perhaps a FARA investigation is in order. And never forget: the Democratic party has a foreign subversive problem. Thread end.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

I lied. Global Exchange is a 501(c)(3) - EIN 94-3066686. 26 U.S. Code § 501(c)(3) prohibits political activity for nonprofits. This includes foreign contexts as well. Looks like I'll be writing another stern letter tomorrow. https://t.co/Om9nz4MvU1

DataRepublican
Posted - June 20, 2025 at 5:18 PM
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This week has been intense, with a report revealing that foreign propaganda accounts are posing as MAGA influencers to disrupt conservative spaces and turn people against Trump. The report names Nick Fuentes and his network as key players in this scheme. I've witnessed the harassment faced by @SarahisCensored for speaking out against Fuentes, highlighting the need to confront this issue. While the report has biases, it raises valid concerns about foreign actors amplifying divisive narratives within the MAGA movement. It's crucial we stay vigilant.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵THREAD: "Fake MAGA," Foreign Ops & the Nick Fuentes Factor This week on X has been chaotic, and every influencer I've talked to feels it. A new report dropped, and it's making serious claims: that foreign propaganda accounts are masquerading as MAGA to hijack conservative spaces and even push people to turn on Trump himself. The report goes beyond analyzing bots and foreign actors. It names names. And the New York post article buried the lede: it explicitly calls out Nick Fuentes and his network as central amplifiers. Nick Fuentes is the third rail of MAGA X, and for good reason; to speak of him is to invite wrath and harassment. I could've left this volatile topic alone and I know I would've been better off for it. But when I see what @SarahisCensored has endured - and the grace and courage she's shown - it's a reminder of 2 Timothy 1:7: "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind." ... how can I possibly stay silent? It’s time we break the taboo of calling out wolves in MAGA clothing, even the ones the bots prop up. I read the entire report. Now I'm going to walk you through what it really says. And what we need to watch for. 👇 Patience as I assemble this thread in real time.

@nypost - New York Post

Rogue states Russia and Iran attempting to destroy MAGA movement with disinformation bot army https://trib.al/dfFUT12

SocialFlow trib.al

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

. @SarahIsCensored , a pregnant independent journalist, was the last major influencer to speak ill of Nick Fuentes. Her life has been made hell as a result. This is a small sampling of the harassment she has received: https://t.co/G5DPlX4a7D

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Speaker 1 threatens to find Sarah, regardless of where she goes, even across the border into Mexico. The speaker says they will rape her, find her by tracking her scent, and ensure her body is never found, disposing of it in remote locations in Mexico. The speaker envisions murdering Sarah, looking her in the eyes as she begs for her life, and sending photos to her deceased husband. The speaker refers to Sarah as a monster.
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Speaker 0: Probably listening, that dumb bitch. Yeah. Sarah, if you're listening, listen to this. Speaker 1: I'm gonna find you wherever in the country you could go you could cross the border into Mexico. I will find you, and I'll rape you like a bitch in Guadalajara. Okay? No matter where you go, I will find you. Okay? I can put my nose down and fucking figure out where it was you were the last twenty hours because your feet probably smell like shit. I will find you, and you'll be raped like shit. You will be raped. You will be raped, and you will be coked up, and nobody will find your body. Okay? Because it will be in a bin probably separated by five mile, trash locations, dumpsters, whatever you wanna call them in Mexico, Deep Mexico. I'm talking Desert Mexico. I'm not talking, you know, Baja California. I'm saying you will be gone forever. You will be a a lifetime, a lifeline, you know, whatever, ABC at night story, okay, for years. They will never find your killer, and they will know they will never find your killer. But if anybody knows the killer, it's me and you. And when I'm looking at you in your last moments, you're looking at me in the eyes, and you're begging for your life. That will be the ultimate moment of satisfaction when I finally get to murder you. And, I will send photos to your, ex dead husband, whatever. Okay? Are a monster. Speaker 0: So

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Another sampling. The screenshots were so vulgar, I could not post them all. I share them to show what it means to cross Nick Fuentes. And that if we are to clean our own house, we must be prepared to confront a great evil. https://t.co/pEE8yqgpDo

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The speaker expresses extreme anger and threatens retaliation for smearing the name of their leader, Nicholas J. Funtas. They vow to kill, rape, and die for Funtas. The speaker accuses the listener of making a nasty comment and warns them not to act like a victim, stating that the listener started the conflict and the speaker will end it.
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Speaker 0: Have you in a state of absolute fear and trepidation of the consequences of your actions, which have been to smear my leader's name, Nicholas j Funtas, for whom which I will kill, rape, and die. You made a nasty comment, so don't turn around. Make yourself the victim when it was you who started this, and it will be me who ends it. I

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Nick Fuentes literally had his followers swear to kill, rape, and die for him. https://t.co/b4GhK8yMH0

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The speaker instructs the audience to raise their right hands and repeat the phrase, "I will kill, rape, and die for Nicholas j Fuentes." This is repeated verbatim.
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Speaker 0: Raise your right hand. Alright. Everybody raise your right hand. Repeat after me. I will kill, rape, and die for Nicholas j Fuentes. Raise your right hand. Alright. Everybody raise your right hand. Repeat after me. I will kill, rape, and die for Nicholas j Fuentes.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Now moving onto the actual report. It is published by Network Contagion Research Institute - a NGO with opaque funding and less than transparent motives. It has impressive data science, but the way it presents it is often biased. https://t.co/B3UsICCAcD

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

It was founded by Joel Finkelstein, and the NCRI itself has been used to suppress disinformation and promote pro-government narrative. I say this because I want to acknowledge the motives behind this report. That being said, it does a reasonable job of keeping - for example, in dissecting the usage of "Christ is King," they explicitly greenlit @JackPosobiec - something many with an agenda fail to do.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored So why even pay attention to the report? Because I was able to independently verify information within in it. https://t.co/DPOcLMPmZk

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored The gist of the report: Foreign state actors and bots amplify a handful of X accounts making controversial posts, the foremost among them being Nick Fuentes and his followers. An example is the 21 May killing of the Israel embassy staffers. https://t.co/YIxx1tsWmL

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

We now know that Elias Rodriguez, the killer, was a member of the PSL (despite their denials). And we also now know that PSL is backed by Neville Singham, who is under Congressional investigation for acting on the behalf of CCP. Foreign state actors certainly would want to keep this information hidden and amplify the "false flag" narrative!

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

And indeed, this is what happened: Nick Fuente's "false flag" post got 48K likes, and NCRI noted bot-like 💯 responses. Now, caveat: X's comment hiding system is odd and I was only able to view a few dozen comments or so out of the 1.2K comments he got, so I wasn't able to independently verify that part.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

However, @SarahisCensored has commented to me many times that she noticed this same phenomenon. And others have noticed as well. Nick Fuentes' army is artificially boosted in some part. And it seems reasonable that foreign actors invested in splintering the MAGA coalition is the reaosn why.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Note the timestamps. The pattern typically is: Nick Fuentes Xeets out something controversial and divisive of MAGA - such as Trump being implicated in Epstein files - and the alleged bad actors amplify and follow. https://t.co/vGdNgApcww

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Now, I want to emphasize that this report IS biased in naming certain Xeets as actors for foreign interests. For example, it accuses DravenNoctis of pushing pro-Kremlin narratives. But that does not mean DravenNoctis is acting on the behalf of Russia.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored However, others like Jackson Hinkle do seem to be genuine actors of the Russian state - he regularly gives interviews to pro-Russia outlets and moved to Moscow. https://t.co/yDz4fTTvPW

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Cyabra, a software suite aimed to detect bots, detected that 24% of accounts pushing the "false flag" narrative after May 21 were bots. https://t.co/jYWFvC9U8h

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored Per the report, Megatron_ron, another X account implicated as a foreign actor, has borrowed from Iran's state media reporting word-for-word as recently as 12 June. https://t.co/HToFhQxB3I

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@SarahisCensored And I'll stop here - you can read the report for yourself. It isn't perfect, but it raises serious, well-documented concerns. Circumstantial evidence points to foreign actors using the Groypers as a vehicle to splinter the MAGA movement. God bless. And stay frosty. 🇺🇸

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Posted - June 19, 2025 at 5:15 PM
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I deleted my previous post about Tucker Carlson after reviewing the FARA registration and various reports. It turns out he did not receive money from Qatar. I apologize for sharing incorrect information.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Deleted a post about @TuckerCarlson because his interview with Qatar got reported in a FARA registration and in several outlets yesterday. After examining the document for myself, Tucker did not receive Qatar money. My apologies for repeating this.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@TuckerCarlson Document below: https://efile.fara.gov/docs/6537-Supplemental-Statement-20250430-14.pdf

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Posted - June 15, 2025 at 2:26 PM
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I need to address Vance Boelter, who initially seemed like just another grifter in the NGO space. He built a fake persona, claiming to be a corporate executive and a "Dr." with an Ed.D. in Leadership. His performances in African churches appeared more about seeking attention than genuine faith. I suspect his violent actions stemmed from a desperate need for recognition, not true Christianity. Additionally, I noticed a masked individual who might be Todd Boelter, differing from a previous description. Recent reports show Vance breaking a car window early in the morning.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

You aren't going to like this post, but it needs to be said about Vance Bolter. At first, I assumed Vance Boelter was just another grifter in the NGO/activist space. He built a fake resume, floated around volunteer gigs, and set up shell organizations for clout. His "Red Lion Group" has no real paper trail. His side business in "security services" looks like a cash grab. But the more I dug, the more different it looks. Boelter was a 7/11 manager, but constantly promoted himself as a corporate executive. He claims the title "Dr." based on a Ed.D. in Leadership. He chased every opportunity to get in front of an audience: volunteering for Governor Walz's "Workforce Development" initiatives, speaking at conferences, anything to be seen as a leader. And in videos of him in African churches, you see him light up. He's performing. He's preaching vague, positive platitudes to foreign audiences. He wanted to be somebody. He wanted to be followed. There's good reason to believe that @JamesHartline is right... he was remodeling that building below into a church. Not to serve Jesus, but as a stage for an audience that would never come. I think he is a man addicted to attention and status, who tried to get it through a lot of means. And when that attention dried up (possibly whoever cut him off his funding in Congo), he snapped. I believe Vance Boelter committed violence as a last, desperate attempt to be glorified: under the delusion that killing abortion rights activists would make him a martyr or hero. This is not Christianity. I watched his sermons. They were designed to provoke emotional applause, not spiritual conviction. His actions contradict the standard Jesus gave us to recognize false prophets: "By their fruits you will know them." – Matthew 7:15–20 Boelter bore no good fruit. Just narcissism, manipulation, and ultimately violence. He wasn't an evangelical or MAGA. He was a man who couldn't stand being ordinary.

@JamesHartline - Saint James Hartline

@DataRepublican It looks like he was turning it into a church and church school. The photos look like a church sanctuary. He may have used his 501(c)3 charity status to get the property from another church and not pay property taxes on it as a non-profit. But it does have a satellite TV dish. https://t.co/OkVzVltsiF

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

As for the guy in the mask - he does look like he has a different build from what @lizcollin posted. I can see the guy in the mask being Todd Boelter. https://t.co/qVKRwCcruS

@lizcollin - Liz Collin

EXCLUSIVE: Sources say this video shows Vance Boelter wearing a cowboy hat leaving a North Minneapolis home about 6am this morning. He then breaks out the window of a car then walks away from the scene. https://t.co/DAkOWorTaL

DataRepublican
Posted - June 14, 2025 at 6:38 PM
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Vince Boelter has a notable property history in Pierson, Iowa, and purchased a house in Green Isle, MN for $520,000 in 2023, along with other properties there. My experience in real estate leads me to question the legitimacy of a transaction involving a property Boelter bought for $20,000 in 2020, which he later sold to Person A for $99,900. After Person A forfeited, Boelter assigned the property to Person B for the same amount, who then quit claimed it back to Boelter. Ultimately, Boelter sold it to Person C for $60,000.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Vince Boelter has an interesting property history in Pierson, Iowa. Separately, he bought a house in Green Isle, MN for $520,000 in 2023 and seems to have a couple other properties there. Unclear if the Minnesota properties were purchased with cash. https://t.co/WFnYSBV9kY

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

I've done quite a few real estate transactions, and this one makes me scratch my head big time. This looks like almost a way to launder the $99,900.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Let me explain: Boetler buys property for $20,000 on 11/20/2020 Boetler creates contract to Person A on 6/7/2021 for $99,900 - quadruple the price. Usually this would represent some sort of seller financing. Typical terms are 25% down and high interest rates, with the expectation of finding a real mortgage. Person A forfeits to Boetler on 9/11/2021. Usually this means payments were not made. Boetler "assigns" to Person B on 7/8/2022 for 99,900. Probably the original seller financing deed, but I don't have an explanation for why he'd do it in this way. Person B quit claims to Boelter on 1/17/2024. Again, I am not sure why unless they decided they didn't want to make payments anymore. Boetler finally sells to Person C on 8/6/2024 for $60,000.

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Posted - June 14, 2025 at 8:04 PM
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@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@JamesHartline A 7,000 foot mansion. https://t.co/mxmH3a6mkb

DataRepublican
Posted - June 14, 2025 at 6:46 PM
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@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@jammles9 He appears to have been a speaker of some sort at their event. I don't see other evidence he was associated with them. Would be interesting to trace that YouTube speech. https://t.co/PbLTR15UL5

DataRepublican
Posted - June 14, 2025 at 5:48 PM
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@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@lolajl A bunch of USAID awards in Congo got cancelled around the time he started jobseeking. https://t.co/1ghvXjIGi6

DataRepublican
Posted - June 14, 2025 at 5:22 PM
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@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@Julio_Rosas11 @nicksortor He met with the Congolese Ambassador in 2018 as a representative for Marathon Petroleum Corp. https://t.co/6DR9dlIOLF

DataRepublican
Posted - June 14, 2025 at 5:41 PM
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I discovered that Vance Boelter, the suspect in today's shootings, was the CEO of an NGO called the Red Lion Group. However, I couldn't find any photos or records of its activities, just a generic website. It seems the organization ran out of funding a month or two ago, prompting him to seek new executive roles.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Vance Boelter, the suspect in today's shootings, was the CEO of an international NGO called the Red Lion Group. But I couldn't find any photographs or digital records of its work, only a generic website. The Red Lion Group appears to have run out of funding a month or two ago, as that is when he started looking for executive-level roles.

@nicksortor - Nick Sortor

🚨 #BREAKING: The suspect who kiIIed Rep. Melissa Hortman this morning has been identified as 57-year-old Vance Boelter, law enforcement tells @Julio_Rosas11 Boelter was a TIM WALZ appointee to one of the governor’s boards WHAT A SHOCK – he’s connected to Tim Walz https://t.co/bGgzIDir6x

DataRepublican
Posted - June 13, 2025 at 12:27 PM
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@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Serious question. After seeing what Israel did to Iran last night, why are we not taking back the CCP farmland TODAY? https://t.co/chQ1TxYRia

DataRepublican
Posted - June 13, 2025 at 7:00 PM
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I believe Tim Walz is acting as a Chinese Communist operative due to his involvement in NGO-sponsored cultural exchanges, which I see as tools for promoting CCP ideology. His trips to China, funded by the Chinese government, seem designed to normalize their views. Additionally, he's echoing CCP rhetoric by suggesting the U.S. share "moral authority" with China. I see a pattern in the Democratic Party of elevating individuals with radical ties, like Karen Bass. If we had addressed Communist subversion earlier, we might have avoided much of the civil unrest we face today. McCarthy was right.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Given what we now know about NGO-sponsored "cultural exchanges" as a soft power tool, I'm going to be blunt: Tim Walz is a Chinese Communist operative. He took college students to China on "educational" trips subsidized by the Chinese government. We know now that these types of trips that are funded and structured for one reason only: to normalize and promote the ideology of the Chinese Communist Party under the guise of diplomacy. Now, he's parroting the CCP's talking points and openly calling for the U.S. to share "moral authority" with China. The Democratic Party elevates radicals and subversives in its ranks. We see this over and over. Karen Bass was a Cuban communist operative. Tim Walz brought kids over to China to get them indoctrinated. If this country had taken Communist subversion seriously decades ago, there's a chance we would not have had all this civil unrest. McCarthy was right.

@politicalmath - PoIiMath

I genuinely don't understand this worldview. I thought there was this broad agreement that China is a pretty morally compromised state actor and I'm always a bit thrown when someone with as much influence and power as Tim Walz implies they are the good guys.

@jimgeraghty - Jim Geraghty

Minnesota governor Tim Walz, responding to events in the Middle East today: "Who is the voice in the world that can negotiate some type of agreement in this? Who holds the moral authority? ... And consistently, over and over again, we’re going to have to face the reality of it

DataRepublican
Posted - June 13, 2025 at 4:23 PM
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I’m excited to share that, thanks to the incredible team at @IndianaUniv, we’ve scanned historical 990-PF tax returns for George Soros' Open Society Foundations, making them available online for the first time. Uploading and AI processing starts today, so stay tuned for the release on my website.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🚨 Just in! With major thanks to the amazing @IndianaUniv librarian team... We've now scanned never-before-digitized historical 990-PF tax returns of George Soros' Open Society Foundations. 📄🔥 This is a first. These documents have never been available on the Internet ... until now. Uploading and AI processing begins today. Look for a release on my website.

DataRepublican
Posted - June 13, 2025 at 1:40 PM
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The spreadsheet shared by Asra Nomani reveals that many individuals involved in the Tesla Takedown protest are also participating in other coordinated protests nationwide, suggesting a monthly protest strategy. I observe that the left is becoming more organized, resembling a color revolution in the U.S. Additionally, I note that the June 8–9 protests were financed by groups like PSL and Neville Singham, which align with anti-Western interests, distinct from the funding sources behind the NoKings protests, supported by globalist Western organizations.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The spreadsheet shared by @AsraNomani confirms it : many of the same people involved in the Tesla Takedown protest are also active in other coordinated protests across the country. It looks like they're staging a nationwide protest every month now. The left is getting increasingly organized and appears to be building a color revolution right here at home.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

It's important to understand that the June 8–9 protests were financed by PSL, the People's Front, and Neville Singham... entities aligned with anti-Western Communist/Chinese interests. These groups are entirely separate from those funding the NoKings protests, which are backed by globalist Western organizations and billionaires.

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Posted - June 12, 2025 at 2:12 PM
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I highlighted the AFL-CIO's sponsorship of the No Kings rally, raising concerns about its true intentions, especially given its role as a taxpayer-funded organization involved in global regime change. They reported receiving $72 million in federal funding, which is more than their membership dues. This aligns with predictions that AFL-CIO taxpayer dollars would be used against us, prompting questions about why such a large union confederation continues to receive government subsidies.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

More importantly, note the AFL-CIO sponsorship. AFL-CIO through the quasi-governmental "Solidarity Center" NGO is one of our core "soft power" NGOs. Bluntly: AFL-CIO is one of the key taxpayer-funded organizations in effecting regime change all over the world. That AFL-CIO is openly involved in sponsoring the No Kings rally should raise extreme concerns as to the rally's true purpose.

@GrageDustin - Dustin Grage

You’ll never guess who the headliner is for the Twin Cities protest. Lol https://t.co/O4VyQ851yn

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

They reported receiving 72 million dollars in federal funding. https://t.co/TdW6aMw8oa

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

In fact, AFL-CIO receives more in taxpayer money than they do in membership dues. https://t.co/mUgtdOg4Wy

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Turns out @MikeBenzCyber predicted exactly this; that AFL-CIO taxpayer dollars would be used against us. https://t.co/cFEwxHT94g

@MikeBenzCyber - Mike Benz

Why is the AFL-CIO — the largest confederation of unions in America — still being subsidized by US taxpayers? https://t.co/f4uqXpcPI6

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The speaker believes a key, undiscussed issue that could destabilize the U.S. is the potential for rent-a-riots and pop-up protests leading to authoritarian crackdowns or events like the Minneapolis police precinct burning. These events are often influenced by unions like AFL-CIO and SEIU. The speaker suggests a need to reevaluate U.S. financial assistance to international unions and worker groups, claiming this money may boomerang back to fund paid protests domestically. They urge the Justice Department, Department of Labor, and the State Department to seriously consider this issue.
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Speaker 0: What's the one thing we're not talking about that we should be? One of the main things that I think is likely to destabilize The US, rent a riot, pop up protests that can completely destabilize a country when all the workers are walking out, they're blocking the highways, they're provoking the police, So you're left with either an authoritarian crackdown or police precinct burns to the ground as what happened in Minneapolis. But a lot of this is intermediated by the unions. These groups like AFL CIO and SEIU and and whatnot. I think there's this very unexplored layer which needs to be renegotiated, is US financial assistance to unions and worker groups internationally with that money boomeranging back home to spill into paid protests. I think that's something that the Justice Department, the Department of Labor, and the State Department need to seriously reevaluate.
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Posted - June 12, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Saved - June 12, 2025 at 10:05 PM
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I’ve been investigating Alejandro Orellana, recently arrested for distributing tactical face shields at a protest. His main affiliation appears to be Centro CSO, where he has spoken at events. There are connections to the Brown Berets and Carlos Montes, a co-founder linked to various activist groups. The financing of Centro CSO is murky, with claims of a single anonymous donor. I’m tracing the network of organizations involved, including Legalization for All and Silicon Valley Immigration Committee, but it’s complex and frustrating. We may need to look into cash or cryptocurrency for funding.

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🕵️‍♂️ 🧵 THREAD: WHO IS ALEJANDRO ORELLANA? 🔥 The FBI just arrested Alejandro Theodoro Orellana for handing out tactical face shields at an LA protest. He didn't buy that gear alone. So who funded it? Who gave the orders? Who’s bankrolling the chaos in LA? We don’t have all the answers... yet. But we can trace the web of groups he's tied to. 🧵 Building the thread live...

@USAttyEssayli - U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli

ARRESTED: Alejandro Theodoro Orellana was arrested this morning by @FBILosAngeles on an allegation of Conspiracy to Commit Civil Disorders (18 USC 371) for distributing face shields to suspected rioters on Tuesday. We are moving quickly to identify and arrest those involved in organizing and/or supporting civil disorder in Los Angeles.

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There is a feeling that something is about to happen, with the National Guard present near the Federal Building, but no local police visible at the intersection. People are handing out masks and gas masks. Individuals have been seen doing graffiti and burnouts in the street. LAPD officers are staged on the other side of the fence of the building, blocking the freeway overpass to prevent protesters from throwing objects onto law enforcement below, as occurred the previous day. Masks are being handed out, specifically "bionic shield" masks, suggesting that the people handing them out plan to stay for a while.
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Speaker 0: Describe where it just feels like something's going to happen and you're waiting for it to happen. And you can look around, you see the National Guard in front of the the Federal Building. But as far as this intersection where we're seeing all this take place, there's no local police to be seen. Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaker 0: And we have people handing out mask and gas mask and we just saw people graffiti in the sidewalk right in front of this truck and we've seen people doing burnouts in the street. There's no local law enforcement Let Speaker 2: let us clarify because we've been showing a wide shot and from a different angle. A whole lot of officers on the other side of the fence of the building, almost behind you and perhaps the visuals obstructed from your point of view. But I can tell you there are many, many, many LAPD cars and officers there that have staged. They are blocking that freeway overpass. So protesters can't get on that overpass like they did yesterday and throw bricks or concrete or scooters down on law enforcement that was below that had cleared the 101 Freeway. So perhaps they're not where you are, but there's a lot of them already positioned there. They're not getting caught off guard by a crowd gathered here. Speaker 1: So, I mean, that that was quite a special thing that we have there of these folks and your photographer just gave us a great shot of the box that was left behind, which showed the brand of mask. I mean, it's not the kind of thing. Thank you for seeing this there. Looks like a bionic shield is what that's called. I mean, that's not the kind of thing that you you buy in bulk if you don't plan on doing something with it. And and the fact that that's being handed out kinda like candy to everybody gives you an indication that these folks probably plan to be here for a while.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Alejandro Orellana's primary affliation seems to be Centre CSO - he has been quoted at a Centre CSO-sponsored rally, and has been a featured speaker at one of their events. https://t.co/IYpnmJ4lPh

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. @RealAlexJones identified him as being associated with the Brown Berets, a Hispanic-themed spinoff of the militant Black Panthers - by t-shirt. https://t.co/RIV31J4fqo

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@RealAlexJones He appears to be involved in firsthand reporting for Centre CSO, so that would seemingly be his primary affiliation: https://t.co/TzoRSDA0KF

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@RealAlexJones I mentioned Centre CSO briefly in a prior thread. They don't have an EIN which makes financing difficult to trace, but I'm kicking off a deep search: https://t.co/ol7N2M1Ji5

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@bullfrog35 Centre CSO does not have an EIN. The two members mentioned by Influence Watch are both Communists. https://t.co/ghSWDSpKOx

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@RealAlexJones My apologies for the misspelling... it's CENTRO CSO.

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@RealAlexJones The InfluenceWatch page mentions that 2/3 of Centro CSO's financing comes from "a single anonymous" donor. That donor would be very, very interesting to track down.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@RealAlexJones That may be overstated. The InfluenceWatch claim comes from a GoFundMe page. But these donations are old, and they got their money elsewhere. https://t.co/VwqsGs1C2E

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@RealAlexJones Carlos Montes, one of the leaders for Centro CSO, is a co-founder of the Brown Berets. And also helped found MECHA, which @bullfrog35 has covered. https://t.co/8zoFZOdoyd

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 Looking deeper into Montes' biography: he is on the steering committee of South California Immigration Coalition. https://t.co/OzzdkTBM4z

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 SCIC has organized protests before: https://t.co/kuHpLX4G2c

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 Looks like Carlos Montes has his own rabbit hole and is a public figure: https://t.co/i6kTe2533d

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 It doesn't seem like he's been active since 2021. I'm going to move to another breadcrumb - Legalization for All (L4A) of which Centre CSO is part of. https://t.co/L6NmnXfyTo

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 I found a page where Legalization for All Network is the organizer for Silicon Valley Immigration Committee - finally we're getting somewhere! https://t.co/O8JqlTyLbp

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 They called for an emergency rally on June 9th and their Instagram page is full of calls for action: https://t.co/llQ6OYIEzM

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 Legalization For All Network mentions the following organizations, but I have a hunch that SVIC is the "money" behind it: https://t.co/jMe6Z3H5uA

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 SVIC in turn is part of a broader network... which is making this a real headache to trace https://t.co/IIfNCxV2el

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 They've also co-organized with SEIU https://t.co/noWAY290vx

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@RealAlexJones @bullfrog35 SVIC also is mentioned with Human Agenda quite a bit. Finally, an actual nonprofit. https://t.co/792Glox7Zb

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Overall, I'll take a break here as this is quite frustrating - the network of advocacy NGOs are just tangled up in each other. I suspect the simplest answer is, whoever gave that money for face shields did so with cash or cryptocurrency. But we have at least some leads and names to go on - maybe we'll solve this yet.

DataRepublican
Posted - June 12, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Saved - June 12, 2025 at 8:21 PM
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I often discuss Soros because his ideology, rather than the man himself, poses a significant threat. As he ages, it's crucial to focus on the globalist agenda he's entrenched in our federal institutions, which promotes forcing other nations into adopting democracies against their will. The same elites orchestrating foreign interventions are also strategizing to prevent Trump's reelection, all funded by taxpayer dollars. They claim to protect democracy, but in reality, they suppress populism both domestically and internationally. Check out the video for concrete evidence.

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People say I talk about Soros too much, so let me explain exactly why. Soros the man is old, and frankly, not long for this world. What matters is the ideology he's spent decades building and embedding deep inside our federal institutions. That ideology says: the only path to "national security" is to force other countries to adopt globalist-style "democracies," whether they want it or not. The same policy elites who shape our foreign interventions abroad are also the ones wrote essays on how to keep Trump from winning again... openly, proudly, and using your tax dollars. They fly under the banner of "protecting democracy," but what they're really doing is suppressing populism, both here and abroad. Now look at the video below. Cold, hard data.

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🔥💥 EXPOSED: Soros, the Deep State & the Shadow Network 💥🔥 Today, I launched a powerful new tool that indexes the National Endowment for Democracy journal... and here's what it uncovers: 🔍 Dozen-plus Open Society Foundation staff, funded by George Soros, are writing in a U.S. government-backed journal. 🇺🇸 That journal is part of our taxpayer-funded National Endowment for Democracy, a quasi-government operation tied to foreign "democracy" missions- and Congress sits on its board. No conspiracy theories. This is hard data. 📎 This proves Soros and our intelligence apparatus are deeply intertwined.

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Data Republican released a tool indexing the National Endowment for Democracy Journal, aggregating authors, articles, and NGOs. The speaker claims this journal proves George Soros and the government work together. The National Endowment for Democracy is described as a government-financed NGO involved in intelligence operations, with congressional representatives. The tool identifies authors in the journal affiliated with the Open Society Foundation, which is George Soros. The speaker highlights the number of articles in the journal mentioning Open Society Foundations. The speaker concludes that this demonstrates the government's deep involvement with George Soros, portraying him as a deep insider within the intelligence community.
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Speaker 0: So my daughter, Data Republican, released a tool which indexes the National Endowment for Democracy Journal. It aggregates all the authors, articles, and NGOs together. Here is the page for Open Society Foundation, which is George Soros. Now Data Republican has been saying that George Soros and the government work together, and this journal proves it. Remember, the National Endowment for Democracy is our government financed NGO, which does a lot of our intelligence operations, and we have congressional representatives sitting on there. You see the people here? These are all the authors in the journal who belong to the Open Society Foundation. So we have people who work for George Soros who are writing for this journal. You can see there are many, many Open Society Foundation people writing for this journal. Now these are the articles in the journal where Open Society Foundations is mentioned. You see how many mentions there are? Again, this is a quasi government publication. This is not a conspiracy theory. This proves our government is very deeply involved with George Soros. He is a deep insider within our intelligence community.

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🚨 ANNOUNCING NEW TOOL: NED NETWORK NAVIGATOR (BETA) 🚨 🧠 AI-POWERED. CONGRESSIONALLY FUNDED. HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT. I just shipped a crawler-indexer that rips apart the National Endowment for Democracy’s flagship Journal of Democracy archive — then stitches every author, NGO,

DataRepublican
Posted - June 12, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Saved - June 12, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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I just released an interactive map showing how tax dollars flow to organizations involved in the No Kings rally. I focused on tracking funding from federal sources directly to recipients, although many paths still go through Donor-Advised Funds, which often obscure the flow of money. You can explore this map by clicking on "Federal Grant Flow" for any No Kings organization to see visual flowcharts of the funding. I’ll keep updating the database, so if you have a group to investigate, send me their EIN. Let’s bring transparency to this issue.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🚨 JUST RELEASED: Follow the Money Behind the No Kings Rally 🚨 DataRepublican has launched an interactive, open-source map showing how your tax dollars flow to organizations involved in the No Kings rally. 🔍 I tracked funding from federal sources to final recipients, prioritizing direct paths (not via DAFs) whenever possible. 👉 IMPORTANT: most paths still went through Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs)—the black box of the nonprofit world. Unfortunately, it's a common and opaque funding structure that deserves scrutiny. 💥 Explore it for yourself: Click on "Federal Grant Flow" for any NoKings organization to open any visual flowchart, tracing dollars from origin to destination. 🖼️ Also, you can save any graph as an SVG and take it wherever you need. 📌 I'll keep updating the database as more EINs come in. Got a group to investigate? Send it my email address with an EIN. 🧠 Let's shine a light on influence laundering. Link below 👇

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https://datarepublican.com/nokings/

NoKings → Federal‑Grant Links Tracking where the money goes datarepublican.com
DataRepublican
Posted - June 9, 2025 at 3:28 AM
Saved - June 9, 2025 at 3:03 PM
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I’m investigating the organized nature of the recent anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, revealing connections to various NGOs and groups. Key players include Union del Barrio and Community Self-Defense Coalition, both informal organizations without registered nonprofit status. Ron Gochez, a former MECHA chairman, has been a prominent spokesperson. The protests also featured pro-Palestinian elements, influenced by the PSL group. Many involved organizations lack clear funding sources, complicating the tracing of their financial backers.

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🚨🔥 WHO'S BEHIND THE ANTI-ICE RIOTS IN LOS ANGELES? PT. 2 🔥🚨 Yesterday's thread implicated Neville Singham as the backer behind PSL, the communist party which printed up the protest signs. However, there are more NGOs involved. We will pivot our attention to Community Self-Defense Corporation and other local NGOs. Patience as I assemble this thread in real time. Thanks to @bullfrog35 and @jammles9 for assistance.

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🚨🔥 WHO'S BEHIND THE ANTI-ICE RIOTS IN LOS ANGELES? 🔥🚨 Hundreds took to the streets this weekend: blocking roads, attacking federal officers, even burning flags. But this wasn't "spontaneous outrage." This was organized. Funded. Coordinated. Here’s a breakdown of the groups, the money, and the people pulling the strings. Patience as I assemble the thread and verify information in real time 👇🧵

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Two related groups, Union del Barrio and Community Self-Defense Coalition, organized protests. Centre CSO, an ally, had the ability to organize people quickly. https://t.co/7dQ4niYDWi

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Neither organization is a registered nonprofit. Both Union del Barrio and CSDC are informal organizations and hence do not have an EIN associated. Ron Gochez served as spokesman for both during a press conference. https://t.co/aIDcMgJcpc

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

This same Ron Gochez was the former chairman of MECHA. He also called for a Mexican revolution in the United States. https://t.co/JPPQUqErW0

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

MECHA has significant violent pro-Hamas elements. @bullfrog35 has extensively documented their extremism. https://t.co/o0Vu5ulyXT

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Although CSDC / Union del Barrio are grassroots, they are well-organized. Gochez bragged about being able to cover large areas quickly and simultaneously. Translation: nothing about what you're seeing is spotaneous. They knew how to make sure the protests are coordinated and spread.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 An allied group is Centre CSO, with Gabriel Quiroz Jr. as their spokesperson. He bragged about a "rapid response network." https://t.co/60VHRnkX6f

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@bullfrog35 Gabriel Quiroz Jr. also talks about organizing Raza to fight for George Floyd. So it would seem that the same people rioting today also rioted for BLM in 2020. https://t.co/iBaTzGH3Qs

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 Union del Barrio claims to be entirely backed by membership dues and online sales and "fundraising efforts." https://t.co/louguwjleR

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 Their online store appears to sell only this... https://t.co/p4bHvtUgF9

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@bullfrog35 More organizations are involved. Stop LAPD Spying Coalition did plan a rally. Stop LAPD Spying is not an independent nonprofit; it operates under Los Angeles Community Action Network (aka CANGRESS) and has the EIN 020661629. https://t.co/IMDxSm2CzR

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@bullfrog35 CANGRESS mostly has private grants from DAFs. https://t.co/GJthVV9SrZ

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@bullfrog35 Centre CSO does not have an EIN. The two members mentioned by Influence Watch are both Communists. https://t.co/ghSWDSpKOx

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 Another organizing group, Association of Raza Educators, was co-founded by Union del Barrio and, frustratingly, also is an informal organization with no formal nonprofit structure. https://t.co/chY5ljOwu9

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 The protests had significant pro-Palestine elements. One of the chants was "From Palestine to Mexico, all walls have to go." https://t.co/RioKs7PWx0

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 As explained last night, the presence of pro-Palestinian elements appears to be largely influenced by the PSL communist group. https://t.co/6veMvdtHnt

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 US Campaign for Palestinian rights organized protests for today, and it seems likely that these protests had significant overlap with the anti-ICE protests: https://t.co/PtETYTvE6r

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@bullfrog35 USCPR EIN is 42-1636592 and while largely privately funded, has received government grants in the past. They seem to be primarily DAF-financed. https://t.co/YP4zUroQBl

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@bullfrog35 Yet another group, Black Alliance for Peace of South California, was involved in today's protests. They are a Black radical group deeply aligned with Palestine. https://t.co/mQ7SX6eLtM

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 BAP operates under Community Movement Builders, with an EIN of 474653915. They receive an unspecified government grant and DAF donations. https://t.co/MD89HWjwBD

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@bullfrog35 Because so many of those organizations do not have any EINs and if they do have EINs they are financed by DAFs, it's tough to trace the financers. CSDC has a GoFundMe that raised only $2000. https://t.co/y7Twq1iKgr

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 Centre CSO raised $8000. https://t.co/XpYOeTa5uP

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@bullfrog35 Overall, it seems most of the local extremist groups are genuinely grassroots-financed. UnidosUS (La Raza) receives a lion's share of private and government money. But they have been strangely silent in the protests for the most part. https://t.co/R0lqC2ZnP5

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@bullfrog35 After running a search - CHIRLA along with PSL / Neville are likely the "deep pockets" behind this organization. Both were covered in my initial thread from yesterday.

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@bullfrog35 Ron Gochez organized anti-Zionist protests last year. https://t.co/kHG3o9dTqp

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@bullfrog35 A 2010 Fox News article quotes Ron Gochez as calling for a revolution against white people. I found the video. Stand by... https://t.co/fIqsJMhpgh

DataRepublican
Posted - June 8, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Saved - June 8, 2025 at 4:08 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
I investigated the recent anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, revealing they were organized and funded rather than spontaneous. Key players include the Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights (CHIRLA) and the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), with significant funding from government grants and private sources. Notably, billionaire Neville Singham has been linked to these groups, financing multiple organizations involved in protests. I also found potential connections to the Million Voters Project and a credible source suggesting Qatar's involvement, though that link remains unverified.

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🚨🔥 WHO'S BEHIND THE ANTI-ICE RIOTS IN LOS ANGELES? 🔥🚨 Hundreds took to the streets this weekend: blocking roads, attacking federal officers, even burning flags. But this wasn't "spontaneous outrage." This was organized. Funded. Coordinated. Here’s a breakdown of the groups, the money, and the people pulling the strings. Patience as I assemble the thread and verify information in real time 👇🧵

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

A number of NGOs have been implicated in this. Foremost is Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights or CHIRLA, and the photos of signs show they were printed by PSLWEB / Party for Socialism and Liberation. https://t.co/yS7jXkHGJ8

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

CHIRLA has the EIN of 954421521. Most of its private funding appears to be from DAFs, which are the hardest to trace. However 34 million of its reported 45 million in revenue are from government grants. https://t.co/u7GK7UILPM

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

In their most recent year, CHIRLA jumped from 12 million to 34 million in government grants. Nice! However, this is probably from CA - "only" 450K in federal grants. https://t.co/ghXFehJkdD

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

These are their two federal grants, both completed. Now moving onto PSLWeb... https://t.co/Rdk0CajX06

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

The group which printed the signs for protests, Party for Socialism and Liberation, is not a nonprofit - they are a literal Communist party. https://t.co/5PlrCEe9m5

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Finding financials is tricky, but I did find a Wiki reference to "ANSWER Coalition" https://t.co/ugxvDFwGwx

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

ANSWER Coalition is mentioned on their Wikipedia page to have significant financial overlap. https://t.co/KVoGIPXBOm

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

It is tough to find backings on either group, as they do not have a nonprofit associated with them. Both claim to be funded entirely by members. (🐄💩) However, I did find a NY Post article claiming that both are funded by billionaire socialist Neville Singer. https://t.co/IGrjche0m7

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Neville Singham - sorry. Real nice guy. Activist who became a billionaire by pushing Chinese propaganda worldwide. https://t.co/OojaZwUgZV

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Singham also financed the People's Forum - giving it over 20 million dollars. All 3 Singham-financed organizations were also heavily involved in the Columbia protests. https://t.co/5tCBOKLbtU

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The SEIU-CA president got arrested. I researched SEIU's financials, but they are mostly dues-backed. https://t.co/rJslVYpcq5

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Moving onto other organizations: it appears as though the Million Voters Project was involved in promoting the project. https://t.co/XGkfCSb6gq

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Here's the magical D-word... Democracy ... on the MVP website. https://t.co/PdsCJdcG4k

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Million Voters Project gets their funding from a variety of grants, no taxpayer funding. https://t.co/imxuFLEPhk

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That's the end of the deep search. Overall, my guess is if we had to finger a culprit behind all this - it's Neville Singham. He will be fertile ground in my feed in the coming days. I'm going to wrap up the thread here. Thanks for following.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Just who is Neville Singham? https://t.co/rVxmMtnLWY

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

One last word: I normally don't pass on "gossip", but a credible source leaked to me that Qatar is heavily involved. However, I haven't made that particular connection yet.

DataRepublican
Posted - June 7, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Saved - June 8, 2025 at 2:02 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
Karen Bass, known as the Mayor of Los Angeles, has a complex background that goes beyond her current role. She served as Vice Chair of the National Endowment for Democracy, involved in controversial foreign interventions. Her political career began early, with significant ties to activist groups and government grants. Despite a scholarship scandal similar to one that led to an indictment for a colleague, she faced no repercussions. Bass's activism has persisted through her time in Congress, where she was deeply engaged in global issues, often prioritizing them over local concerns, as evidenced by her handling of the recent wildfire crisis.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🧵 THREAD: Who really is Karen Bass? Most people know her as the Mayor of Los Angeles, and some remember her botched handling of this year's wildfire crisis. But there’s a lot more beneath the surface. Let’s dig in. ⬇️ 1️⃣ Karen Bass once served as Vice Chair of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a U.S. government-funded NGO notorious for meddling in foreign governments under the banner of "promoting democracy." Translation: soft power regime change. 2️⃣ NED has been exposed repeatedly for funding color revolutions, pushing Western-aligned NGOs, and helping topple governments that don’t play ball with U.S. interests. Bass was right in the middle of it. 3️⃣ And then there’s the scholarship scandal. LA County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas got federally indicted for receiving a scholarship from USC’s School of Social Work and allegedly trading favors. Bass? She received the exact same scholarship. But no charges. Not even a slap on the wrist. 4️⃣ Why the double standard? When you're part of the machine... when you’ve got D.C. connections, NGO backing, and ties to the intel-adjacent nonprofit world: you get protection. She’s not a DEI figurehead - she's in the system. 5️⃣ This thread will walk through her career, her quiet rise through soft power institutions, and how she became a key player in the globalist swamp. Big thanks to @HTWardish for the lead. Let’s get into it. (Patience as I construct this thread live)🔻

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Karen Bass' political career started early. She volunteered in Robert Kennedy's political campaign in middle school. She studied philosophy at San Diego University from 1971 to 1973, but she was already a full-fledged political activist by then. At the age of only 19 years old, she was already visiting Cuba every six months as a part of a group called the Venceremos Brigade. These visits would continue to the mid-1970s. The Venceremos Brigade was a joint effort from the Castro government - she was working at the behest of a quasi-governmental NGO backed by Castro.

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If you are asking yourself why and how so many activists are raised - this is a common pattern. They "go after" extremist university students and these students become NGO careerists. This is why a top priority of the Trump administration must be to kneecap NGO and foreign influence in colleges.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Bass was so indoctrinated in Castro doctrine that she ended up embracing the more authoritarian aspects of his ideology and ironically rejecting the hippie movement. https://t.co/lakHPewqsc

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In the late 1980s, Bass founded Community Coalition in South Los Angeles - more commonly known as "CoCo." Their EIN is 954298811, and they have since grown to possess 31 million in assets and get 9 million dollars in revenue. About 3 million of that is government grants. https://t.co/NgpQaAMVl4

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

CoCo's mission statement: community organizing through "building grassroots leadership." Their main service appears to be holding townhalls. The vast majority of their expenditures are in salaries and benefits. https://t.co/lsxgSQUlhH

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

And, yes, they receive federal grants. All the while drug use in LA has skyrocketed. https://t.co/C8vWGKvaZW

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Bass' leadership in Coco would see her be elected to represent California's 47th Assembly District. She became the first Black woman to serve in CA state legislature. She was re-elected in 2006 and 2008, and then her term limit expired. She became appointed as majority whip in 2005- quite a prominent position early on. I'm trying to dig into that.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Bass became elected to the US House of Representatives in 2011, where she would stay until 2022. While in the House of Representatives, she served as a ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

A biography notes she traveled to Africa 30+ times. In short, she never stopped being a global activist - this doubtlessly made her an attractive target for NED. https://t.co/YXzjIjXHL5

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

In 2018, she was a featured speaker at the World Movement for Democracy, which probably deserves a thread all on its own as it was founded by NED. @MikeBenzCyber https://t.co/80AIydDTs2

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber Bass served on NED from 2014, just three years after she became elected to the House of Representatives - which is a remarkably short timeframe. Even all the more startling as appointments are typically Senators. Representatives are not appointed nearly often enough. https://t.co/2hmOn3wZFl

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber Bass' long tenure in NED allowed her to become Vice Chair in 2021, while being an active member of Congress. As a reminder, NED receives 350+ million dollars annually, almost all of it federally taxpayer funded. https://t.co/BZFiYoD3Gr

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber Bass was a never passive member of NED - she was deeply involved in democracy building throughout the world. https://t.co/m2nszOzYuw

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber Bass also went on diplomatic trips with the Obama administration. https://t.co/MiDQrFJ8VU

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber In 2022, a federal corruption case indicted Los Angeles City Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas. His crime: steering money into the university in exchange for his son receiving a scholarship at the same univeristy. https://t.co/ql6JXCsgp0

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber The other recipient of scholarship bribes? Karen Bass. She was not investigated at all. Not even on their radar. https://t.co/YKpLTAlDjn

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber She was considered HUD Secretary for the Biden administration. Instead, she nominated the person who would become the actual HHS Secretary - California Attorney General Xavier Becerra. That's right. Bass is responsible for Xavier Becerra being in the HHS Secretary position. https://t.co/zn6MQd2cqf

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber Let's put it this way: Xavier Becerra prioritized human traffickers above child safety. He pushed placement of children so aggressively that his own ORR Director, Cindy Huang, herself a career migrant activist tried to blow the whistle on him. Instead, she resigned under duress. https://t.co/f52Vh3Mj56

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Overall, Karen Bass has a mild-mannered image. Her mishandling of the LA Wildfires caused her to be labeled as a DEI mayor. I think that is a mischaracterization. She is terrifyingly effective at what she does best: leftist activism. She is entrenched into the system at a global level. She mishandled the wildfires not because she was incompetent, but she doesn't care about LA residents.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber In fact, her Ghana trip during the wildfires that she was so criticized for ? She wasn't there to party. She was there as a representative of the Biden administration to honor the inauguration of their new President! https://t.co/behRzFP3qU

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

@MikeBenzCyber TL;DR, Karen Bass was raised from cradle to be a part of the globalist network - and continues to ignore the actual needs of LA residents to promote leftism at a global stage. / Thread end.

DataRepublican
Posted - June 6, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Saved - June 7, 2025 at 11:20 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
I've created a detailed spreadsheet tracking Biden's locations on over 1,000 dates when he signed Executive Orders and Pardons, aimed at investigating autopen use. This data is cross-referenced with official logs, flight paths, and news articles, ensuring all points are verifiable and time zone-normalized. For instance, on December 3, 2024, a memo was published while Biden was in Angola, raising questions about his ability to sign it during that time. I’ll share my findings in a thread below, and you can download the spreadsheet directly. If you enjoy this content, consider subscribing for more.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

🚨📊 NEW SPREADSHEET DROP: Where Was Biden when he signed all his EOs? 📊🚨 I've compiled a comprehensive spreadsheet tracking Biden's physical location on 1,000+ exact dates of Executive Order and Pardon from his presidency — for the purpose of investigating autopen use. ✍️🕵️‍♂️ 🔎 AI-assisted cross-referencing of: 🔹Official White House press pool logs 🔹FAA flight paths / schedule archives 🔹Newspaper articles ⚠️ Reminder: Every Executive Order includes a precise publication timestamp. So even if the White House says “President Biden was in D.C.” — like on 2022-12-23 — if the orders post at 12:00 PM sharp, and Biden was confirmed absent all day, then that’s a red flag. 🔔 ✅ All data points are verifiable. ✅ Time zone-normalized. ✅ Double-checked against primary source logs where available. 🧵 Thread with findings below as I compile it. 📎 Spreadsheet download link below 👇

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Direct Excel spreadsheet download: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTyMIv4sF3GDIohNLpbnpMlxqdeg0ddQIAVNOWUKDvvDJ2aWPPvg_wte3pT7kGq7oG3dqi21MuDnUyE/pub?output=xlsx

لم يتم العثور على الصفحة معالجة الكلمات على الويب والعروض التقديمية وجداول البيانات docs.google.com

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

If you like content like this, please consider subscribing to me for $3 a month on X! Now onto writing the thread...

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

A memo approving $63 million in aid to Ukraine — was published at 6:30 AM EST on Dec 3, 2024. 🔍 But here's the problem: ➡️ White House press pool shows Biden in Luanda, Angola from 4:00 AM to 4:00 PM EST. ➡️ The memo isn’t mentioned once — not during his high-profile palace meetings, not at the museum, not in the remarks, not in the staff briefings. ➡️ Luanda is 6 hours ahead of D.C., meaning the memo posted 12:30 PM local time — while Biden was in an official motorcade or standing next to Angola’s president. 📄 The White House claims Biden signed the memo. But how, exactly?

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

cc: @EagleEdMartin

elonmusk
Posted - June 5, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Saved - June 6, 2025 at 3:50 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
Elon Musk announced the immediate decommissioning of SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft following the President's statement about canceling government contracts. In response, a user expressed admiration for Musk's impact on human progress and shared feelings of frustration about the current state of the country. Another user, a disabled veteran, criticized both Musk and the President for their lack of respectful communication, urging them to resolve their differences privately. The veteran acknowledged Musk's contributions but emphasized the importance of loyalty and honor in difficult times.

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

In light of the President’s statement about cancellation of my government contracts, @SpaceX will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately https://t.co/NG9sijjkgW

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Elon, You carry more weight than most people can begin to understand. You've changed the trajectory of human progress in ways we’re still catching up to. I can only imagine how isolating that has to be, especially when others refuse to see the simple math or truth. I feel frustration too watching what's happening in our country and what lies ahead economically. I tend to pull back and go quiet when it gets to be too much. Maybe that's why I haven't been posting much lately at a subconscious level, either. I don't always know what to make of what either President Trump or you shared today. But I want to let you know this: you matter. I'm not talking about your companies or your contributions. You, the person, matter.

@USWACVET - PallasAthene

My response as a very old, very tired disabled veteran & grandma): @elonmusk @POTUS PLEASE READ TILL THE END. Knock it off. If you were my sons, I'd put both of you in a closed room till you learned to communicate with each other respectfully. You were friends & when friends disagree, they have a discussion. We, the people, are grateful to Elon for all he & DOGE have done, but that does NOT give you a free pass to be disrespectful to the President that we, the people, duly elected (& FYI a majority of us voted for TRUMP all 3 times, way before Elon was in the picture). DJT has closed our borders & stopped the invasion by illegals; he is deporting illegals that shouldn't be here; he ended DEI BS; our military is now focused on war fighting & not pronoun BS; he has brought trillions of investment back to America; ended the PAK/INDIA conflict before it could escalate... TRUMP has been in office LESS THAN 4 MONTHS & has already accomplished more than most do in a full term. Yes, Elon, we are grateful for your dedication to eliminating corruption & waste. However, throwing a public temper tantrum isn't accomplishing anything. And if you thought you or DJT could 100% change the DC CESSPOOL & the way the idiots in Congress operate/function in less than 120 days, you were mistaken. This tantrum is unbecoming... Loyalty & honor are judged by how one reacts when things don't go your way.... it's not difficult to be loyal & honorable when the going is easy...

BasedMikeLee
Posted - May 25, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Saved - May 26, 2025 at 12:01 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
The conversation begins with a comment about the slow depletion of federal funds given to NGOs. A participant shares an experience of receiving an email inviting them to join an anonymous podcast for "patriots," likening it to tactics used by the Patriot Front. They recount a past experience on a message board where a suspicious new member posted during work hours and made provocative comments. After suspecting the individual might be an undercover agent, they confronted him, leading to his disappearance from the board. The participant concludes that intelligence agencies may have excessive resources.

@BasedMikeLee - Mike Lee

I guess it takes a while for them to burn through the federal funds given to NGOs by President Autopen

@IanJaeger29 - Ian Jaeger

These guys are definitely federal agents. https://t.co/r0husReWnl

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

I got an email 2 days ago to join an "anonymous podcast" for "other patriots" (dial-in only) and identify myself only as . This is exactly how Patriot Front identified themselves in leaked audio transcripts. That email was so glowy it nearly melted my laptop.

@DataRepublican - DataRepublican (small r)

Story time: a few years ago, I was part of a message board with maybe ~20 active members and the newest one was always …. a little off. When he posted a big pseudotechnical missive on why Signal was insecure and why we should be using popular MMORPG venues to do communications, something hit the spidey sense. I looked at his posting history and he only posted during work hours. I accused him of being a fed and, it got to him, because he never logged into the site again. Despite being one of the most active members for years. He was always posting “bait” … as in saying borderline things designed to provoke a response. Think along the lines of “when do we stop talking and start taking action.” This board was mostly retired scientists. Not extremist in any way. If this guy was indeed a fed, I can only conclude our intelligence agencies have far too much time and money.

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