D & C - Truth Tellers - Exposing Deeds of Darkness

Husband & Wife. “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers & sisters of mine, you did for me" Matt 25:40

[D & C - Truth Tellers - Exposing Deeds of Darkness @TruthChasers2]

@GuntherEagleman And all people said Amen and Amen! 🙏🙏🙏

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Heavenly Father, protect America from those who seek to destroy our nation, our faith, and our freedoms.

Lord, watch over President Trump, our families, and every innocent child.

Expose those who wish this country harm and defeat their evil plans.

Give us the strength to stand for righteousness, the courage to defend our nation, and the faith to trust in You.

In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.

[D & C - Truth Tellers - Exposing Deeds of Darkness @TruthChasers2]

@gracelover712 Father, we lift Kathleen up in prayer and ask You to give her a good report tomorrow when she gets the results from her MRI's, You are Jehovah Rapha, the God who heals, heal Kathleen and she shall be healed.... in Jesus's mighty name we pray. We give You all the glory! 🙏

[D & C - Truth Tellers - Exposing Deeds of Darkness @TruthChasers2]

@grok @Abhishek060722 @Grok update this info

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Governor Newsom on 17 October: "The whole - the system's broken. It's completely unbalanced. And you can't - we can't manage the decline. We have to completely reimagine."

Then within the files, I see very similar language: "The system is broken — and it cannot fix itself."

Does that mean the specific ex-USAID workers we've been tracking are controlling Newsom? No. But as you've seen throughout these files, every individual in the ecosystem belongs to multiple NGOs and alliances. They network constantly. They attend each other's conferences. They form coalitions on similar projects. They give each other feedback. That's how they develop a hive mind.

The proposed methods may differ from group to group, but they are all converging on one goal: America governance must be rewritten from top down, and soon.

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Well.

[Eric Schwalm @Schwalm5132]

I'm not even sure how to properly capture this but the U.K is imposing new "Respect Orders" with associated penalties that could include up to two years in jail. They can hit you with those Respect Orders if you "are likely" to distress someone. That leaves the gates wide open for the thought police to toss your a$$ in jail for pretty much anything.

"Courts can impose a Respect Order where there is evidence that a person has engaged in, or is likely to engage in, behavior causing harassment, alarm or distress, and where an order is necessary to prevent further anti-social behavior."
(Article in first comment)

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Hello Alex Alex Alex,

Let me summarize the book UNELECTED in a nutshell.

The Industrial Revolution created a class of private citizens with unimaginable wealth. Many were reviled as robber barons (e.g., Rockefeller of Standard Oil). Others had a better image, like Andrew Carnegie.

These new rich decided because they had money, they had a responsibility to do good by the world. So they started building global philanthropic networks that could go into every country. In order to do so, they hired Department of State and Department of War and other state officials.

They quickly took over the country's education system starting in the 1920s to train them in the "international mind."

When the intelligence community truly sprang up in World War II, the IC hired from ... these same shadowy philanthropic networks. And after WWII, they all coalesced on the same goal: the best chance at achieving a human utopia is to bring the entire world to "democracy."

Except it turns out converting countries to democracy isn't so simple as just financing CIA coups. Did all those NGOs question their own assumption might be flawed - that not every peoples, not every culture and religion is compatible with "democracy"?

No. Instead, the Trilateral Commission in the 1970s concluded that a more technocratic route was necessary. And over many iterations - the Balkans and African adventures of the 90s, the Iraq & Afghanistan ventures, Arab Spring and color revolutions ... every failed iteration of "democracy" always resulted in the same conclusion: the people are dumb, we have to try harder, put more pressure on them, tighten the screws.

And now you have become fully self-referential. Anyone who disagrees with you is "authoritarian." Anyone who agrees with you is "our democracy." Voting methods doesn't matter. That the judiciary system blatantly stole the election doesn't matter.

And nowhere this is more obvious in your 30th anniversary publication.

In your 30th anniversary publication, you had an article from your longtime head of Open Society Fund-Serbia, Sonja Licht. She also happens to be one of the most decorated civilians in Europe and widely considered an expert in "democracy:"

🔹 Pro Merit Medal of the Council of Europe
🔹 Star of Italian Solidarity
🔹 French Legion of Honour

Her solution: "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, with their active involvement in public life, can cede part of their sovereignty in the elections... spearhead... our struggle to survive."

Read that again.

The idea of democracy as pushed by the head of one of your foundations is to literally stop "election results" and to have the public cede their trust to a technocratic elite.

End democracy to save democracy itself.

This is the final form of a project that started a hundred years ago to spread free markets and create global peace and instill self-governance throughout the world.

This is your legacy, Alex Soros.

Your father spent his life fighting Communism.
You, as his protege, will spend your life perfecting Communism.

In the name of "democracy."

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Why is this guy allowed to stay in the US? What’s the benefit? @POTUS @SecRubio

[Christine Bish @BishforCA]

🚨 DOJ JUST TOOK THE NONCITIZEN-VOTER FIGHT TO ALL 58 CALIFORNIA COUNTIES.

And now we have names.

On Friday, federal prosecutors sent letters to 57 of California's 58 counties.

Why 57?

Because LOS ANGELES COUNTY had already received its demand from the Department of Justice on October 13.

That means EVERY California county election office is now dealing with this.

The demand is remarkably specific.

DOJ is asking counties to work with DOJ and DHS to determine who on the federal lists is a citizen and who is not.

For anyone whose citizenship cannot be confirmed, DOJ says:

➡️ SEGREGATE — NOT CANCEL — the vote-by-mail ballot.

➡️ Do not tabulate the ballot until citizenship is determined.

➡️ Provide identifying information necessary to help federal authorities determine eligibility.

And federal prosecutors are warning election officials about potential legal exposure if they KNOWINGLY process ballots cast by noncitizens.

This isn't a rumor.

I FOUND THE LETTER.

An October 13 DOJ letter to Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder Dean Logan is now an exhibit in the federal lawsuit United States v. California.

The Friday letters then took the fight directly to the counties.

Some county numbers are already public:

🔴 Los Angeles — approximately 7,035 of the original federal list had L.A. County addresses
🔴 Orange — 1,754 flagged names
🔴 San Bernardino — 1,133
🔴 Santa Clara — 902
🔴 Contra Costa — 407
🔴 Merced — 177
🔴 Santa Cruz — 81
🔴 San Luis Obispo — 63

And we are still waiting for the county-specific numbers from many of the remaining counties — including Sacramento.

That is the next story.

Because elections aren't administered by some mysterious machine in Sacramento.

They are administered county by county.

So who is responsible for administering elections in YOUR county?

HERE ARE ALL 58 CALIFORNIA COUNTY ELECTION OFFICIALS:

See the list in the next post

That's precisely why verification matters.

Don't guess.

VERIFY.

And tell the public what you found.

THE BISH REPORT
I.C.E. — Investigate • Challenge • Expose.

[am.will @LLMJunky]

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[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

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[D & C - Truth Tellers - Exposing Deeds of Darkness @TruthChasers2]

"If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land." 2 Chronicles 7:14 - Lord we need you ! Please sweep across this nation and heal this land. Restore our strength, renew our minds, and banish everything that is not of You. In Jesus Christ’s name we pray. Amen.

[David Steinberg @realDSteinberg]

The @NYPost is simply re-doing work I did seven years ago and calling it their own work product.

The marriage certificate was in a Powerline article I wrote in 2019.

Folks, please instead share the list of our 25 original articles from 2016-2020 in my post linked below.

[Afshine Emrani MD FACC @afshineemrani]

In my first year of cardiology fellowship, I learned to read echocardiograms from an older attending who had looked at more hearts than anyone I knew. The training was simple and relentless: find what’s wrong. The leaking valve. The thickened wall. The segment that no longer contracts. Normal findings barely make the report; abnormal ones are the whole job. Within months I could spot a defect in seconds.

Then I noticed I had brought the machine home.

At dinner, I saw the dish that was overcooked. On my child’s report card, I saw the B before the five A’s. In a friend’s story, I heard the weak point in his logic before I heard his pain. I was becoming very good at finding what was wrong, and steadily worse at being happy.
What changed me was watching how that attending delivered bad news. He would explain the damage plainly. Then he would turn the screen toward the patient and point. “Now look at this wall. See how it moves? That muscle has beaten for seventy-eight years without a single day off. It is still fighting for you.” I watched patients cry, not at the diagnosis, but at being seen whole.

Once, walking back to the reading room, he said: “Any machine can find the defect. A healer finds what’s still alive.”

The Mishnah in Avot (5:19) describes two kinds of people. The students of Avraham have an ayin tovah, a good eye. The students of Bilaam have an ayin ra’ah, an evil eye. We tend to imagine the good eye as naïve, a soft refusal to see problems. The Torah teaches the opposite.

Avraham knew exactly what Sodom was. He did not pretend the city was righteous. Yet when God revealed its coming destruction, Avraham began searching: fifty good people? Forty-five? Thirty? Ten? He scanned the darkest place on earth the way my attending scanned a failing heart, looking for the wall that still moved.

Bilaam was hired to do the reverse. He climbed mountain after mountain to find the breach in Israel’s armor, the flaw through which a curse could enter. Here is the astonishing part: when he truly looked, the words that came out were Mah tovu ohalecha Yaakov, “How good are your tents, O Jacob.” The good was there all along. Even the evil eye, forced to see honestly, could not deny it.

So the difference between Avraham and Bilaam is not what they could see. Both saw the same world, flaws and all. The difference is what they were searching for, and why. Bilaam searched for weakness in order to curse. Avraham searched for life in order to save.

The Mishnah says Avraham’s students “eat in this world.” I understand that now. The person who hunts for flaws goes hungry at every table. The person who hunts for life finds nourishment everywhere: in a tired spouse, a struggling child, a stranger on a screen, even in himself.

Tonight, before you name what’s wrong with someone, find one wall that’s still moving. Point to it. Say it out loud.

That is how a curse becomes a blessing. May all your "curses" become blessings in your life. #shabbatshalom

[Steve Ferguson @lsferguson]

The fact that the Democrat Party is planning a coup hasn't gained much traction.

What's the matter with people?

[MAHA Action @MAHA_Action]

RFK Jr. says a CIA funded experiment showed how far some Americans would go when ordered by authority figures to hurt another person.

But he says the most important lesson came from those who stood up and refused to obey.

“During the 1950s and 1960s, the CIA had a program called MKUltra, and they were looking for ways to manipulate individuals and populations to make them compliant and obedient.”

“And one of the experiments they funded was an experiment at Yale, and it’s called the Milgram Experiment.”

“They got a Yale professor named Stanley Milgram and he would bring subjects in from every walk of American life… He would put them at a table, and he would say, ‘When you turn this dial, there's a guy in the next room who's strapped to a chair, and he's going to get an electric shock.’”

“The guy who was running the experiment came out in a white lab coat with all of these vestures of authority on him and he would say, ‘Turn it up.’”

“They would turn it up, and they’d hear the person screaming and crying and begging.”

“A lot of times they began crying because they didn’t want to do it. They didn’t wanna hurt the person in the next room.”

“But nevertheless, when they were ordered to by this supposed doctor, they did it anyway.”

“67% of the people turned it all the way up to where it was marked potentially lethal.”

“The good news is that 33% got up and walked out.”

“These were the people who said, ‘We’re not going to obey undeserving authorities when they order us to do something that we know is against our values.’”

[D & C - Truth Tellers - Exposing Deeds of Darkness @TruthChasers2]

@SaraHermanw0 @grok can you give the source for this?

[SCOTUS Wire @scotus_wire]

BREAKING: The Fifth Circuit, sitting en banc, ruled that immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally can be detained during deportation proceedings without individualized bond hearings, even after living in the country for decades, reversing three orders granting their release.

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

in light of the AI cyberattack mayhem going on right now, it's a good time to reshare Karapthy's Digital Hygiene guide

probably the most important thing you can read this week:

> use a password manager for every account
> set up physical security keys so attackers can't log in
> enable face id and fingerprint everywhere
> randomize your security question answers
> encrypt your hard drive
> get rid of unnecessary smart home devices
> switch to signal for private messaging
> use brave instead of chrome
> switch to brave search instead of google
> mint virtual credit cards for every purchase
> get a virtual mailing address
> never click links inside emails
> use a vpn on public wifi
> block ads and trackers at the dns level
> install a network monitor to see which apps are spying on you