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Maga all the way ! Air Force veteran and native Texan. WWG1WGA ! 🚫DM

[Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit @drawandstrike]

This and trying to cover Benghazi and a few other subjects is a big reason why @SharylAttkisson ended up being 'let go' by CBS News.

[Kobster @KobySandus24385]

@AwakenedOutlaw Mapmess 😂

[Kobster @KobySandus24385]

@AwakenedOutlaw 👀

[AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ @AwakenedOutlaw]

FWIW, Amy famously ate a salad on a flight with a comb from her purse b/c an aide didn't get her a fork.

True story.

[Kobster @KobySandus24385]

@CodyTheSeabee Anything made with cornbread is excellent, especially cornbread. 😂

[Evelyn @Evelyn001d]

REPORT: The Indiana Fever plan on dropping Sophie Cunningham at the end of the season as they view her conservative fan base as a liability. It's unacceptable!

Let's show them how many MILLIONS of Americans love Sophie Cunningham!

[TheDebriefing17 @TheDebriefing17]

🤔Timelines Matter and Another Tool Ahead of Schedule

The plan is called Operation Resolute Justice. It was issued internally in February 2026. It covers the transfer of condemned prisoners from the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to the federal execution facility at Terre Haute, Indiana. It includes procedures for witness viewing stations, coordination with the Federal Bureau of Prisons, and the logistics of carrying out the first military execution since April 13, 1961.

The last time the United States military executed a prisoner, John F. Kennedy was president.

That was 65 years ago.

There are four men on the military's death row.

Ronald Gray was convicted by general court-martial of premeditated murder, attempted murder, and three rapes near Fort Bragg. He was sentenced to death in 1988. He has been on death row for 38 years. The families of the women he murdered were told the military justice system would deliver the ultimate accountability. Then nothing happened. For almost four decades.

Hasan Akbar threw grenades into his own unit's tents during the opening days of the Iraq War in Kuwait in 2003. He killed Army Captain Christopher Seifert and Air Force Major Gregory Stone. He wounded 14 other soldiers. He was sentenced to death in 2005. That was 21 years ago.

Timothy Hennis was sentenced to death for a triple murder committed in 1985. Forty-one years ago.

Nidal Hasan opened fire on his fellow soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009. He killed 13 people. He was sentenced to death in 2013. Thirteen years ago.

Trial. Conviction. Sentencing. Appellate review. Every safeguard in the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Article 71 requires that no military death sentence can be carried out without presidential approval. The process ran. The process produced a result.

And then the institution sat on it. For decades.

An institution that sentences but doesn't execute isn't showing mercy. It's breaking a promise.

The families were told the system works. The court heard the evidence. The jury deliberated. The judge pronounced the sentence. The appellate courts reviewed the proceedings. Every safeguard was honored. Every right was protected. And then nothing. The sentence sat on a shelf and gathered dust while the families waited and the condemned lived and the institution's own finding meant less with every passing year.

Every year the sentence goes unexecuted, the institutional promise gets weaker. Not because the sentence was wrong. Because the institution that produced it refused to follow through on what it found.

This series has spent twenty-four posts documenting one pattern: governments around the world building enforcement tools and then using them.

Russia built transparent crypto rails and then raided the operators who stayed in the shadows. India designated its Enforcement Directorate as the lead crypto agency and then seized $2.4 billion from a single conglomerate. Colombia's new president stepped into an operation that was already running and captured a cartel commander within 48 hours. The DEA Director went on television and named Mexican officials working directly with terrorist cartels. Treasury said "whether in dollars, rials, or crypto" and then designated two Iranian exchanges the same day.

Every one of those was a tool being built and then being used. The building is meaningless without the using. A transparent rail that nobody enforces is just glass. A designation that nobody acts on is just a piece of paper. A sentence that nobody carries out is just words.

The military justice system built the tool. Court-martial. Conviction. Sentence. Appellate review. Presidential approval requirement. Every safeguard a free society demands before the state takes a life. The process is the tool. The process was built to produce a finding and then act on it.

For 65 years, the process produced the finding and stopped. The tool was built and never used.

Operation Resolute Justice is the institution preparing to complete what it started.

Twenty years of exercises. A plan issued in February. Coordination with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Transfer procedures. Witness protocols. The Army didn't build this plan last week. It's been preparing for two decades quietly, procedurally, without announcement so that when the presidential approval comes, the institution is ready to follow through.

Tools before the wave. Another one built ahead of schedule.

I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed.
@Homeranger17 @boonecutler @CouchGuy17

[Dark Knight @11DarkKnight11]

🚨Funniest Campaign Ad Yet! #GOLD🚨
#VoterID

[AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ @AwakenedOutlaw]

This is the precursor to what happens next, where the President will be forced to take extraordinary steps to secure the Nov election.

Sure, you can doubt it. But that's exactly what's cooking.

[ChristieB @CBroark]

@AwakenedOutlaw https://t.co/UdqomvEAo2

[AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ @AwakenedOutlaw]

It's amusing that he 1) believes the Somali community will take his plea to heart, and 2) believes that most of them can read.

Reminder: The average IQ of Somalis is 68. This ranks them as the 193rd-lowest IQ country out of 195 countries globally.

[TheDebriefing17 @TheDebriefing17]

🤔They Hacked the Fed, the Senate, and the Department of Justice

On August 26, the Justice Department announced it had seized and shut down two hacking platforms operated by a Chinese state-sponsored group that breached some of the most sensitive institutions in the United States government.

The victims: NASA. The Federal Reserve. The Department of Energy. The Department of Justice. The Department of Health and Human Services. The National Institutes of Health. The United States Senate.

Not private companies. Not defense contractors. The actual institutions that run the country.

The group is called QTFY. It's employed by a company called Nanjing Xinjiuwei Network Technology, based in China. It built two platforms QScan and QTRouter that worked together. QScan automatically infected thousands of internet-connected devices around the world. QTRouter chained those infected devices into a network that disguised where the attacks were actually coming from. The hacking looked like it was coming from local devices. It was coming from China.

The customers: the PRC's Ministry of State Security and the People's Liberation Army. Both of China's intelligence services, buying hacking-as-a-service from a private Chinese company. State-sponsored hacking, outsourced to a contractor.

This had been running since at least 2018. Eight years of operations before the FBI shut it down.

The court-authorized seizures made both platforms inoperable. The domains were hard-coded into the malware seize the domains, kill the tools.

Attorney General Blanche called it "the latest in a series of technical operations to dismantle indiscriminate hacking activities sponsored by the People's Republic of China."

He said the latest. Because this is the fourth year in a row.

In 2023, the FBI disrupted a botnet used by the Chinese group Volt Typhoon to hide its exploitation of U.S. critical infrastructure. In 2024, the FBI disabled a botnet of hundreds of thousands of infected devices run by the Chinese group Flax Typhoon. In 2025, the FBI removed surveillance malware from over 4,000 U.S. computers after they'd been infected by the Chinese group Mustang Panda.

2023. 2024. 2025. 2026. Four consecutive years of court-authorized takedowns against Chinese cyber infrastructure targeting the United States. A new group. A new platform. A new disruption. Every single year.

Now hold two things in your mind at the same time.

The People's Liberation Army one of the two customers buying these hacking services is simultaneously being gutted from the inside. Over 100 senior PLA officers have been purged since 2022. Sixty percent of the military's representatives on China's anti-corruption commission didn't show up to the last meeting. The head of the military's internal discipline body was removed. Three officers who attended a meeting in January vanished before August.

The same military that's buying hacking tools to breach the U.S. Senate is losing its own officers by the dozen. The PLA is running offensive cyber operations against American government infrastructure while its own leadership is being purged at a rate that has no precedent in modern Chinese history.

And the Federal Reserve one of the confirmed victims of this eight-year hacking campaign is the same institution that has been systematically excluded from the new American financial architecture. The Fed wasn't invited to rewrite bank lending rules. The Fed is banned from issuing a digital dollar. The Fed doesn't appear in any stablecoin licensing framework. The Fed Chair volunteered to give balance sheet authority back to Treasury before he was even confirmed.

The Fed is being routed around in the new system. And it was being hacked in the old one.

The Department of Justice another confirmed victim is the same department that just stood up a 500-prosecutor National Fraud Enforcement Division with sanctions evasion in its mandate. DOJ was breached by the same Chinese state apparatus it's now building the capacity to prosecute.

FBI Director Patel said the bureau is "surging efforts to shape adversary behavior and defend the homeland in cyberspace."

Four years. Four takedowns. Four different Chinese groups. And the target list includes the institutions that make American laws, set American interest rates, and enforce American justice.

They weren't hacking random companies. They were hacking the architecture.

Timelines. Patterns. The general's words, not mine. All I did was read the receipts.

I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed.

[The Calvin Coolidge Project @TheCalvinCooli1]

🚨Report: Buc-ee’s founder and CEO Arch “Beaver” Aplin III says company is prioritizing conservative, business-friendly states Red States over Blue States

He said: “Life's too short to try to build in places that people don't appreciate what you're bringing.”

[TheDebriefing17 @TheDebriefing17]

🤔# The Gold Guy Saw It. He Just Called It the Wrong Thing.

A famous gold investor noticed something this week. The Secretary of the Treasury said the bond market is getting long-term interest rates wrong, and he's stepping in to fix it.

The investor called it socialism. Here's what it actually is.

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**America has two money bosses.**

The Federal Reserve sets interest rates. It's independent. The President can't tell it what to do.

The Treasury Department manages the government's money borrowing, spending, enforcing financial laws. The Treasury Secretary works directly for the President.

For 75 years, the Fed ran the show. Treasury stayed in its lane.

That changed this week.

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**What Treasury did this week:**

Doubled its program to buy back government bonds pushing long-term interest rates down. That's the Fed's job. Treasury just did it.

Published rules for a new digital dollar system. Private companies issue the digital dollars. But they're required by law to buy government bonds to back them. Treasury just created a new group of people who *have* to buy government debt.

Took over chartering banks for crypto companies. 40 applications in 18 months.

Wrote new rules requiring digital dollar companies to screen every transaction for sanctions violations.

Issued the largest bank fine in history $125 million for money laundering failures.

**What the Fed did this week:**

Set the overnight interest rate.

That's it.

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**Why gold jumped $820 billion in one day.**

Gold is the one thing that sits outside the system being built.

You can't sanction gold. You can't freeze it. You can't require anyone to hold it. It doesn't need a license or a charter or permission from any government.

When investors saw Treasury taking over the bond market AND building a digital dollar system where every company has to buy government bonds AND follow government rules some of them decided they'd rather own the one asset none of that can touch.

That's what the gold price is saying. Not that the economy is failing. That a new system is being built and gold is the door marked EXIT.

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**The gold investor called this socialism. Here's why that's the wrong word.**

Socialism is the government replacing the private sector. That's not what's happening. Private companies are building the digital dollar. Private banks are getting chartered. The private sector is doing the work.

What changed is which part of the *government* is in charge of it.

It used to be the Fed independent, no political boss, answering to Congress.

Now it's Treasury a cabinet department, run by a political appointee, answering to the President.

The gold guy is looking at the right wall. He's reading the wrong line. This isn't about left versus right. It's about who inside the government controls the money system.

That answer changed this week. And $820 billion in gold says the market noticed.

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Timelines. Patterns. The general's words, not mine. All I did was read the receipts.

I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed. #Timber

[Kobster @KobySandus24385]

@andweknow Thunder is evil.

[And We Know©🇺🇸 @andweknow]

🇺🇸President Trump: “Biden isn’t even a 100 Handicap.”

One is winning club championships. The other is treating the fairway like a construction site.

[AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ @AwakenedOutlaw]

Please read here: How to end-around embedded deep state assets and previously compromised IT infrastructure.

Honestly, I'd be surprised if we hadn't already been doing this... and for some time now.

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

CNN:
“The raw imagery of a black person hanging from a tree in the American South Mississippi invokes a very painful history- No suspects.”

CNN decided to totally leave out the fact that Detectives stated her BLACK boyfriend and baby daddy was arrested and were arguing around the EXACT relevant timeframe.

He is in custody at the Hinds County Detention Center on an unrelated charge of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. Still investigating his involvement with her murder.

Why didn’t CNN mention that?

https://t.co/J4t0kPtPwa

[Kobster @KobySandus24385]

@AwakenedOutlaw BONERFIED !