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Questions left unanswered. Zero Accountability. Amazing.
38 days since the Maui Fires 🔥💔
— T R U T H P O L E (@Truthpole) September 15, 2023
WHERE ARE THE MISSING CHILDREN?
WHAT IS THE ACTUAL AMOUNT OF CASUALTIES?
HOW MANY CHILDREN WERE PERISHED?
WHERE ARE THE PARENTS OF THE MISSING CHILDREN?#Hawaii #hawaiifires #LahainaFires #MauiFires #lahaina #Maui #SaveTheChildren #Keikis…Posted ·
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🚨 THE CONVERGENCE CONTINUES: FIVE CLUSTERS. ONE BIGGER PICTURE.
🚨 THE CONVERGENCE CONTINUES: FIVE CLUSTERS. ONE BIGGER PICTURE.
For months, we’ve tracked seemingly unrelated developments that may be part of something larger. Over the last several days, FIVE of those clusters have come into focus.
1. MILITARY JUSTICE & PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY
JAG attorneys working with the DOJ. Court battles over military deployments, Posse Comitatus and presidential authority. Trump’s judicial nominations highlighting military legal backgrounds.
Are we watching legal precedents being established that could become important in future proceedings?
2. EXECUTIONS & PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING
Weeks ago, we theorized that botched executions, changes in execution protocols and renewed capital punishment coverage might be conditioning public opinion.
Now Hegseth’s planned December 3 military execution and the proposed livestream have sparked a national debate. Trump and major commentators are weighing in.
Is public opinion being gradually prepared for something larger?
3. Q, THE WHITE HOUSE & OLD NARRATIVES
THREE developments in just days:
• New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia faces mainstream accusations of promoting QAnon-related theories.
• October 14, 2026: Monica Crowley posts “The hunted has become the hunter.” EXACTLY SIX YEARS after Q drop 4866 featured “HUNTERS BECOME THE HUNTED.” Same date. Similar language. Crowley was sharing a Trump video.
• Trump communications official Kaelan Dorr reportedly posts Pepe the Frog imagery, long associated with internet communities including Q followers.
Meanwhile, Cassidy Hutchinson, January 6 testimony and other 2016–2020 controversies are resurfacing.
Our theory: Are Q-related narratives being gradually normalized through repeated mainstream exposure?
4. COVID, VACCINES & INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
Hannity claims Fox pressured him to promote vaccines. Reports of approximately 170 political candidates petitioning to remove COVID vaccines. Renewed pandemic headlines and scrutiny of pharmaceutical companies, government decisions and media messaging.
Are we witnessing a broader reassessment of the COVID era and institutional credibility?
5. REBUILDING AMERICAN STRATEGIC INDEPENDENCE
New nuclear reactors. American steel investment. Shipyard expansion. Satellite-to-cell communications reducing reliance on towers. Gold, monetary restructuring and alternatives to legacy financial systems.
Individually significant. Collectively, potentially transformative.
America is systematically rebuilding its industrial, energy, communications and financial independence.
NOW CONNECT THE FIVE.
Military authority and legal precedents.
Executions and public attitudes toward accountability.
Q and old narratives returning to mainstream discussion.
COVID and institutional credibility being challenged.
American infrastructure and economic independence being rebuilt.
MY THEORY: We may be witnessing components of a much larger transition: legal boundaries being clarified, public attitudes changing, old narratives resurfacing, institutions being reassessed and strategic infrastructure being rebuilt.
That doesn’t prove coordination. But the timing, repetition and intersections warrant attention.
We’ve tracked these individual pieces for months.
THE CONVERGENCE CONTINUES.— NewsTreason Channel 17 (@NewsTreason) October 14, 2026Posted ·
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Watching supposed America First conservatives lose their goddamn minds over an election while conveniently forgetting nearly half a century of Iranian terrorism is infuriating.
Cynical is absolutely fucking right. Watching supposed America First conservatives lose their goddamn minds over an election while conveniently forgetting nearly half a century of Iranian terrorism is infuriating.
For decades, this murderous theocracy has taken Americans hostage, slaughtered American servicemen, armed terrorists who killed our troops, funded Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis, plotted assassinations on American soil, and pursued nuclear ambitions while threatening the destruction of America and Israel. We’ve spent generations watching these fanatical bastards wage war against us while Washington responded with endless diplomatic bullshit, sanctions, and empty threats.
How many American bodies does this regime get to pile up before somebody finally says ENOUGH?
And now we’re supposed to believe losing congressional seats outweighs preventing these lunatics from acquiring nuclear weapons?
Fuck that.
We can criticize the war’s execution, demand accountability, and recognize the political damage. But Trump may have faced intelligence suggesting the window to stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions was closing. None of us knows everything sitting on the president’s desk.
If he chose to protect future generations of Americans at the expense of his own political fortunes, that’s leadership worth defending.
I’d rather lose Congress than gamble America’s future on the goodwill of the fucking ayatollahs.— Flopping Aces (@FloppingAces) November 7, 2026Posted ·
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Oregon's affordable housing industrial complex is awash in billions in taxpayer money, federal tax credits, private investors...as well as serious questions surrounding lack of accountability and corruption.
Oregon’s affordable housing industrial complex is awash in billions in taxpayer money, federal tax credits, private investors…as well as serious questions surrounding lack of accountability and corruption.
And now the person who overseas the lion’s share of that system (Oregon Housing and Community Services – or OHCS), is facing a serious ethics review.
OHCS executive director, Andrea Bell, failed to disclose her husband’s employment with JH Brawner, a consulting firm involved in the multiple affordable housing projects that received 10’s of millions of dollars from her agency.
Bell only amended her financial disclosures once reporters began asking her questions.
But there’s an even bigger story here:
OHSC has distributed more than $1.4 billion in state housing subsidies over five years. That doesn’t include the enormous value of federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) allocated through the agency.
Here’s how LIHTC works: Developers receive allocations of federal tax credits, which are then sold to private investors in exchange for capital. Investors then receive federal tax benefits over ten years, while developers receive financing for projects.
It’s an incredibly complex system that brings together government agencies (such as OHCS), private developers (such as Community Development Partners – or CDP), banks and financial institutions, and large investment firms. And the public deserves to know exactly where the money goes.
Nearly two years ago, we investigated Milepost 5, a Portland affordable housing complex that had descended into deplorable conditions (as affordable housing properties tend to do) despite millions in public subsidies and tax-credit financing.
Our investigation revealed that the investment entity CDP, a private California company that develops many affordable housing projects in the Portland-metro area, is a subsidiary of Aegon Group, an international hedge fund worth north of $300 billion.
Although OHCS awarded CDP $3.3 million for upgrades and repairs at Milepost 5, serious maintenance problems persisted, along with drug dealing, squatters, and repeated complaints from residents and neighbors. At one point, there was even a raid by Homeland Security Investigations at the property, in which they arrested multiple drug dealers who had taken up residence in the building.
CDP claimed that seismic upgrades consumed most of the $3.3 million, despite an earlier estimate of approximately $350,000 for the seismic work. According to CDP, this left insufficient funding to address many of the property’s other problems.
After contacting multiple people within CDP, OHCS, and local government, we were unable to obtain a satisfactory accounting of exactly how the $3.3 million was spent. Everyone involved just wanted the questions about the funds to go away.
In fact, a local whistleblower who lives near Milepost 5 was threatened with arrest after U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley’s office allegedly identified him as a man who had been behaving threateningly outside the senator’s office. There was just one problem: the whistleblower was out of town on a fishing trip at the time, and the man in question bore no resemblance to him. Nevertheless, the accusation reportedly led to an attempt to have the whistleblower arrested. Even after the mistaken identity was established, neither Merkley nor his office offered the whistleblower an apology. Senator Merkley needs to answer to this egregious behavior.
While OHCS did publicly admonish CDP for its failures at Milepost 5 at a meeting, two weeks later, the agency approved $43.6 million to CDP for the Julia West affordable housing project.
In a news story by ProPublica (see below) the publication exposed how Oregon law shields detailed financial information about subsidized housing developments from public scrutiny.
There are billions in state subsidies. Federal tax credits benefitting private investors. Complex ownership structures. Limited public access to financial records.
And now an ethics review involving the director of the agency responsible for overseeing much of it.
Both the Bell controversy and Milepost 5 raise fundamental questions about oversight, transparency, and whose interests Oregon’s affordable housing system is actually serving.
Because it doesn’t seem to serve the people who are unfortunate enough to have to live in places like Milepost 5 or any of the other dozens of affordable housing projects in this city that are constantly falling into disrepair. It seems to mostly serve out of state corporations and huge international hedge funds.
The state (i.e. Gov. Kotek) and local government tell us that affordable housing should be about providing safe, stable homes for the people who really need them – not for moving enormous sums of public money through an increasingly complicated financial industrial complex, one that appears to be rife with corruption.
Below are the articles from ProPublica and our article about Milepost 5.— PDX Real (@PDXReal1) October 10, 2026Posted ·
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Trumps statement today on Hillary, Obama etc, and that HE will not seek to prosecute them is simple optics, and extremely important ones.
Trumps statement today on Hillary, Obama etc, and that HE will not seek to prosecute them is simple optics, and extremely important ones.
If you are freaking out about it, and seeing it as empirical evidence that "trump sold us out or will" please cool the jets, take a deep breath remove the emotion form you reaction and think logically/critically.
This is not rocket science… but I’ll help.
Trump just put on the record, in the Oval Office, that people have urged him to go after Clinton, Biden, and Obama, that he believes he could have, and that he told them no because you cannot treat the presidency that way.
That is a contemporaneous public disclaimer. If any later investigation, referral, or charge ever moves forward through the DOJ, a special counsel, Congress, or state authorities, opponents cannot simply claim the sitting president ordered it.
He has already said the opposite on camera.
Actively calling for those arrests, or lobbying for them, would not merely make the process harder. It would actively derail it.
It would hand every court, every oversight hearing, and every media outlet a direct quote that the president demanded prosecutions of his predecessors and a former nominee.
Defense motions, congressional attacks, and news coverage would then center on presidential retribution instead of the underlying evidence, giving judges and the public an easy off-ramp to dismiss or discredit the cases regardless of what the records showed.
There is ZERO upside to connecting himself to the outcome and is in fact a direct risk that the connection itself kills the cases.
None of that required him to pretend the prior conduct was fine.
His first term, the disclosures that followed, the appointments, the declassifications, the public focus on the Russia investigation, the laptop, the border, and the documents cases all put specific actions under sustained scrutiny and created the records, witnesses, and political conditions others can now use.
Investigations into officials such as Comey and Brennan have continued.
The practical path to any accountability for the higher-profile figures runs through channels he does not control and does not need to direct. Publicly demanding the arrests would only supply the pretext to shut those channels down.
If you keeping reacting to what Trump says emotionally and without context of his ‘actions’, you are going to continue to get distracted by these things, and will not see what is really going on. The old saying actions mean more than words, comes into play here bigly.
Just saying… THINK don’t react 👍— Derpstated (@Derpst8d) October 7, 2026Posted ·
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Democracy starts dying the moment political operatives discover that voter confusion is something they can cultivate, exploit, and turn into an electoral advantage.
Democracy starts dying the moment political operatives discover that voter confusion is something they can cultivate, exploit, and turn into an electoral advantage.
And in Alaska, Democrats apparently decided that was a perfectly acceptable campaign strategy.
The New York Times uncovered a coordinated effort to recruit spoiler candidates, including a second Dan Sullivan, to confuse voters and weaken Republican Senator Dan Sullivan. Internal messages documented the operation. Campaign officials reportedly studied focus groups to determine how easily voters could be misled.
Think about the implications of that.
Alaska adopted ranked-choice voting by the slimmest of margins, 50.5% to 49.5%, after an expensive campaign backed by outside interests. Voters were promised a better electoral system. Democratic operatives then allegedly exploited that system’s vulnerabilities, turning the complexity of the ballot into a weapon against the electorate itself.
Every legitimate election rests on a basic understanding: voters express their choices, and those choices determine the outcome.
What happens when political professionals deliberately interfere with that understanding?
What happens when the people demanding absolute public confidence in elections are privately calculating how many citizens they can trick into voting for the wrong candidate?
And what happens when those same people deny their involvement while lecturing everyone else about protecting democracy?
The sheer fucking arrogance is staggering.
These cynical bastards are gambling with something far more consequential than one Senate seat. They’re teaching Americans that electoral procedures can be manipulated by well-funded political machinery, that confusion can be manufactured for profit, and that the people running these operations consider public trust an expendable resource.
There must be investigations, accountability, and consequences for any unlawful conduct. Otherwise, the lesson for every future campaign operative will be unmistakable: find a vulnerability, exploit it, deceive the public, and call the whole disgusting spectacle democracy.
A political system that allows its guardians to deliberately manipulate the meaning of voters’ choices is playing a dangerous game.
Eventually, Americans will wonder why they should trust the results when the people running campaigns have already demonstrated how little respect they have for the voters themselves. (article below)— Flopping Aces (@FloppingAces) October 30, 2026Posted ·
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How's that fucking moral high ground looking now, Liz?
Liz Cheney spent years parading around Washington like some sanctimonious fucking oracle of truth, lecturing America about democracy, integrity, and accountability while her January 6 Committee turned Cassidy Hutchinson into its star witness.
Now a congressional report accuses Hutchinson of PERJURY and secret communications with Cheney concerning her testimony.
How’s that fucking moral high ground looking now, Liz?
Hutchinson was Cheney’s political jackpot. She delivered that spectacular bullshit story about Trump lunging for the steering wheel of his presidential vehicle. Except Hutchinson WASN’T EVEN THERE. The actual driver contradicted her. Tony Ornato disputed the account attributed to him.
And Cheney’s committee put this secondhand circus act before the cameras without first interviewing key Secret Service witnesses who actually knew what happened.
Then congressional investigators uncovered something even more damning: testimony from FOUR White House employees that directly contradicted Hutchinson and claims in the committee’s final report.
That testimony was redacted and suppressed.
What a convenient fucking arrangement.
Meanwhile, Hutchinson’s private messages reportedly showed her praising Trump, calling the committee phony, and admitting she knew little about wrongdoing.
Somewhere between those private conversations, closed-door interviews, and her nationally televised performance, Cheney’s prized witness underwent one hell of a transformation.
Who helped shape that transformation? What did committee leadership know? And why were contradictory witnesses treated like radioactive fucking waste?
Now the DOJ is reportedly seeking a federal indictment over Hutchinson’s sworn testimony.
The woman Cheney helped elevate into a national heroine could find herself answering criminal charges over the very story that made her famous.
And Cheney, who spent years demanding that Trump account for every conversation, every decision, and every goddamn minute of January 6, suddenly has some questions of her own to answer.
Who reviewed the contradictory evidence? Who approved the redactions? What communications took place concerning Hutchinson’s testimony? When did Cheney learn that firsthand witnesses disputed the committee’s blockbuster allegations?
Enough of the self-righteous fucking sermons.
Liz Cheney demanded that the entire country submit to her committee’s version of the truth.
Now she can explain exactly how that version was assembled, what evidence was kept from public view, and who the hell made those decisions.
Every communication. Every contradiction. Every decision to withhold testimony.
The woman who demanded answers from everyone else can finally start fucking giving some. (article below)— Flopping Aces (@FloppingAces) October 10, 2026Posted ·
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Your uniform doesn't make you royalty. Your clearance doesn't make you untouchable. And your hurt fucking feelings don't give you authority to sabotage lawful civilian leadership.
Washington has apparently decided that three fucking stars on a uniform transform an ordinary mortal into an all-knowing military deity, complete with constitutional supremacy, immunity from accountability, and a security clearance that doubles as a royal fucking scepter.
Enter Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, reportedly investigated for leaking classified information about Iran, Ukraine, and other sensitive matters. According to Pentagon-sourced reporting, he failed THREE polygraphs and allegedly met journalists outside the Pentagon after Hegseth tightened media access.
And how did The Atlantic frame his dismissal? Poor General Sylvia, victimized by that dreadful bastard Pete Hegseth for daring to disagree.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Apparently, Washington’s pampered military aristocracy believes losing an argument with civilian leadership constitutes a constitutional emergency. Some three-star asshole gets his precious professional opinion rejected, and suddenly we’re supposed to treat his wounded ego like a national-security crisis.
These pompous bastards apparently think the chain of command runs from the president through the Pentagon, straight into the editorial offices of their favorite anti-Trump publication.
What an extraordinary fucking arrangement.
Americans elect a president. The president appoints civilian leadership. Generals provide military advice and execute lawful decisions. Somewhere in that straightforward process, Washington’s self-anointed military nobility decided their personal opinions deserved veto power over the entire goddamn government.
And when Hegseth starts removing senior officers, the Beltway establishment throws a collective shit fit, acting like someone just stormed Versailles and confiscated the royal silverware.
The arrogance is fucking breathtaking. Men entrusted with America’s military secrets allegedly treating their security clearances like personal political weapons, then expecting journalists to polish their reputations while civilian leaders take the blame.
Here’s a message for every careerist general whose ego has grown larger than the Pentagon itself: YOUR STARS DON’T OUTRANK THE CONSTITUTION.
Your uniform doesn’t make you royalty. Your clearance doesn’t make you untouchable. And your hurt fucking feelings don’t give you authority to sabotage lawful civilian leadership.
If the allegations are substantiated, enforce the law and hold those responsible accountable.
Meanwhile, somebody get Washington’s three-star aristocracy a fucking history book.
They’ve apparently mistaken the Pentagon for Buckingham Palace, their classified briefings for royal decrees, and the American people for peasants who should be grateful to kiss their brass-covered asses. (article below)— Flopping Aces (@FloppingAces) October 30, 2026Posted ·
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In a potentially serious security breach, Oregon's Secretary of State's office reportedly exposed an internal election-testing website to the public internet just days before the November 3rd election.
BREAKING NEWS: In a potentially serious security breach, Oregon’s Secretary of State’s office reportedly exposed an internal election-testing website to the public internet just days before the November 3rd election.
According to reporting by YamCo News and @Oregonian, the website displayed simulated election results, including 59,331 ballots counted and 2.39% statewide turnout.
The Secretary of State’s office says these were test results, not actual votes.
But here’s the troubling part.
According to The Oregonian, a system update caused the website to become accessible outside its protective firewall, allowing public search engines to discover information that was apparently intended only for internal election testing – not the public.
Former state representative Julie Parrish (@hotcouponmama) reportedly discovered the exposure, and the state subsequently took the website offline.
Here’s where things get interesting.
Oregon’s Secretary of State explicitly assures voters that the state’s ballot-counting equipment is NEVER connected to the internet, so that is a lie they have been telling the public for years. This particular website has been indexed by Google for 10 YEARS.
Now, to be clear, a publicly accessible election-results testing website is not the same thing as internet-connected ballot-counting equipment. There is currently no evidence that the actual vote-tabulation machines were compromised.
But the distinction raises an important question: If an election-related staging website could become publicly accessible because of a system update, what safeguards ensure that Oregon’s actual ballot-counting equipment and production election systems remain completely isolated?
Is this just an example of embarrassing incompetence from @ORSecretaryRead’s office or something far more sinister?
This raises several questions that Secretary of State Tobias Read should answer publicly:
How did a system update inadvertently expose an internal election website?
What security controls failed, and how long was the website publicly accessible?
Was the staging environment completely isolated from production election systems?
Was any unauthorized access detected?
Has an independent cybersecurity assessment been conducted to determine whether other election-related systems were exposed?
Tobias Read regularly repeats the mantra to voters that its elections are safe and secure. This proves this not the case. As the Trump Administration is ready to send election monitors ahead of the November 3rd election, Read will have some explaining to do. In many states, this might get the Secretary of State immediately fired.
Then Read could say goodbye to his future political aspirations, including the governorship.
Yet here we have an election-related website that reportedly became accessible to the public because of a configuration error, just days before an election.
Oregonians deserve more than Read’s assurances that the exposed information was harmless. They deserve documentation establishing what happened, what systems were affected, and what corrective measures have been taken.
Secretary of State Tobias Read should address this incident publicly and provide the evidence supporting his office’s conclusions.
Election integrity requires verifiable safeguards, transparency, and accountability, not empty platitudes.— PDX Real (@PDXReal1) October 26, 2026Posted ·
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Because once the government decides your political beliefs determine how much justice you deserve, the distance between constitutional government and outright tyranny becomes terrifyingly fucking short.
Bankrupt them. Disbar them. Imprison them. Dehumanize them. And when you’ve destroyed every goddamn thing they’ve spent their lives building, what’s left? Ed Martin’s warning is terrifyingly simple: “They will kill you.”
That’s where he fears this escalating political persecution leads when government institutions become comfortable treating their political enemies like human fucking garbage.
Look at John Eastman, Jeff Clark, Cleta Mitchell, and Jim Troupis. Look at the January 6 defendants. Careers consumed by legal warfare, savings drained, professional licenses threatened, reputations demolished, and families forced to endure years of financial and emotional devastation.
And what does Washington’s precious legal establishment want to lecture us about?
FUCKING NORMS.
Justice Department traditions. Judicial decorum. Professional ethics. All the sanctimonious institutional bullshit imaginable from a system whose enormous power can turn someone’s entire existence into a financial and professional nightmare.
What a magnificent fucking racket.
Investigate someone until the legal bills become unbearable. Drag proceedings out until their careers collapse. Threaten their professional licenses. Destroy their reputations. Watch their families struggle. Then retreat behind a mountain of bureaucratic procedures and congratulate yourselves on defending the rule of law.
And here’s the truly frightening part.
Once a political culture accepts the systematic destruction of its enemies, the boundaries of acceptable punishment begin to disappear. First the investigations become ordinary. Then financial ruin becomes acceptable. Then imprisonment becomes another political spectacle. Eventually, the targets are treated as so contemptible that nobody gives a flying fuck what happens to them.
That’s the progression Martin is screaming about.
He describes examining communications involving Lisa Monaco and Jack Smith, confronting the attitudes of federal judges, and witnessing a legal establishment whose conduct convinced him that something has gone profoundly wrong.
And his answer is confrontation through constitutional accountability.
Investigate judicial misconduct. Impeach judges when their conduct warrants it. Reform corrupted institutions. Expose prosecutorial abuses. Organize support for people being financially crushed by legal proceedings.
Enough of the cowardly political speeches. Enough of the empty promises. Enough of the self-congratulatory assholes in Washington pretending that another committee hearing will magically restore public confidence in institutions accused of abusing their power.
The Constitution is supposed to restrain government power, especially when the government despises the person standing before it.
And if Americans ever accept the idea that political enemies deserve fewer constitutional protections, every fucking safeguard against tyranny becomes negotiable.
That’s the danger. That’s the warning.
Because once the government decides your political beliefs determine how much justice you deserve, the distance between constitutional government and outright tyranny becomes terrifyingly fucking short. (article below)— Flopping Aces (@FloppingAces) November 8, 2026Posted ·
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