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If you’re going to fight an ideology, you had better understand what you’re fighting.
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have put their vision in writing: a new constitution, an abolished Senate, and a presidency and Supreme Court replaced by institutions chosen by and subordinate to Congress.
I am fundamentally opposed to this vision for America. And I believe understanding exactly what DSA proposes is essential to challenging it.
That’s why I went beyond the headlines and followed the records: its candidates, leadership, organizations, political coalitions, organizing strategies, and funding.
How many Americans have actually taken the time to read what DSA says it wants?
Knowledge is the first step toward an informed opposition.
Read my research. Examine the evidence. Draw your own conclusions. And share it.
#DSA #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #Politics #PolicyAnalysis #AmericanPolitics #Constitution #Research
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When the Soros heir celebrates an election, you can be sure there's more to the story.
Let's look at who Alex Soros actually is.
He chairs the Open Society Foundations, the largest private political-philanthropy machine on the planet. His father put over $32 billion into it. Over three decades it has handed out more than 50,000 grants, over $24 billion, to NGOs, activist groups, media outlets, legal networks and "civil society" organizations in scores of countries. Its annual budget is still well over a billion dollars.
He also chairs Democracy PAC, the family's political war chest. This cycle alone it has poured more than $100 million into Democratic campaigns, making the Soros family the single largest individual donor of the 2026 midterms. Alex himself said he's "more political" than his father. Shortly after taking over, he was meeting with Schumer, Trudeau, and yes, Lula.
So no, this isn't a random guy cheering for democracy. This is the man who funds the ecosystem, celebrating the result.
Now look at what that ecosystem pushes. No one has bankrolled the open-borders movement like Open Society: migrant advocacy groups, legal challenges to every enforcement measure, NGOs lobbying for asylum without limits. In 2015 George Soros wrote, in plain words, that Europe should take in at least a million asylum seekers a year, for the foreseeable future. That's not a theory about them. That's their published program.
And here's the core problem with the "open society." A society open to everything is closed to nothing, including the forces that will dissolve it. No borders, no shared culture, no common identity, no confidence in its own history. That isn't openness. It's a civilization being asked to stop defending itself. Popper's idea was a society open to criticism. What they built is a society forbidden from saying no.
The West wasn't built by people who were ashamed of it. It was built by people who believed it was worth something: its law, its faith, its science, its freedom. Take that away and you don't get a global utopia. You get a vacuum. And vacuums get filled.
That's the fight we're in. It isn't left versus right. It's whether the West still believes it has the right to exist.
Win it, and we get a renaissance. Lose it, and the dark ages won't be a metaphor.
Mexico just ordered a former prosecutor to stand trial for TREASON after he allegedly worked with the CIA to shut down a drug lab without federal approval.
Help dismantle a drug lab, face treason charges.
The cartels must be wondering where to send the thank-you card. 🙄
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WE WORK OUR ENTIRE LIVES. WHO’S LOOKING OUT FOR OUR RETIREMENT?
81%. That’s the percentage of Somali immigrant households in Minnesota receiving some form of government assistance, according to a Center for Immigration Studies report.
I’m Generation X. We’ve spent decades working, paying taxes, and contributing to a retirement system we’re increasingly worried won’t provide enough to live on.
We were raised to believe that hard work meant independence, opportunity, and the security of growing old with dignity.
So why is expecting financial self-sufficiency from people immigrating to America suddenly considered unreasonable?
And to younger generations demanding more government spending: One day, you’ll be the ones approaching retirement. Have you considered who will be paying the bills then?
Immigration should bring opportunity, ambition, hard work, and contribution.
America should be a land of opportunity, not a lifetime guarantee of taxpayer support.
Because after a lifetime of working, Americans deserve more than financial uncertainty.
We worked for our future. It’s time Washington started protecting it.
Sources:
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Damn. Not even 24 hours after Lula’s reelection, and Brazil’s financial markets are already in free fall.
And the numbers keep getting uglier.
The Ibovespa plunged as much as 17.34%, wiping out more than 35,000 index points. Trading was HALTED. The U.S. dollar surged more than 12% against Brazil’s currency. Some individual stocks collapsed by as much as 60%. Even Brazil’s Treasury canceled bond auctions amid the turmoil.
All this before the election confetti has even been swept off the floor.
Investors had been betting on a Bolsonaro victory, tighter government spending, and fiscal discipline. Instead, Brazil now faces another Lula term with public debt around 83% of GDP and serious concerns about the government’s spending trajectory.
And here’s where ordinary Brazilians should be concerned. A weaker currency makes imports more expensive. Rising interest rates make borrowing more costly. And disappearing investor confidence can mean fewer jobs and less investment.
This isn’t an overnight collapse of Brazil’s economy. But it’s a spectacular rejection of the financial risks investors now see.
Lula won the election Sunday. By Monday morning, the stock exchange was hitting the emergency brakes.
That’s one hell of a victory hangover.
Sources — October 26, 2026:
Financial Times — Brazil’s market selloff:
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Reuters:
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Exame — Stocks plunge as much as 60%:
exame.com/invest/mercados/ib…
Conquest didn’t begin when Europeans arrived in America. Throughout human history, civilizations have fought wars, conquered territories, and taken land from other peoples. Native American tribes were no exception. Some fought, conquered, and displaced rival tribes long before Europeans ever set foot on the continent.
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Abolish the Senate. End the Electoral College. Put the executive and judiciary under Congress.
That’s what DSA’s 2026 program calls for. I traced the people, political strategy, coalitions and funding records behind the organization.
Read the report: wix.to/nE7TM5O
Lula’s first move after the win is to call free speech on platforms like X “interference” and promise to regulate them. He says they tried to direct the election result and that digital crime has to be treated the same as real-world crime.
Open discussion of the count is now the problem. The response is more rules for the platforms that let people talk.
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They spent years calling Bolsonaro and anyone who questioned the results fascists. Ballots close and the same people are already trying to seize Flávio’s passport and lock him up for challenging the count. Alex Soros is out there posting Lula Lula Lula like this is some big win against authoritarianism. Mexico, Cuba, Canada, the EU all rushing out the congratulations.
These are the ones who never stop talking about fascism. First thing they do is reach for the passport and the jail.
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India’s news publishers are challenging a privacy law they say could force journalists to get permission from the people they’re investigating.
“Dear corrupt politician, may we expose you?”
I’m sure the answer will be yes. 🙄
A Florida man was convicted of stealing $769,500 in Tiffany earrings and SWALLOWING them to hide the evidence.
The jewelry was recovered nearly two weeks later and professionally cleaned.
I don’t care how good the diamonds look. I’m asking for a fresh pair. 🤢
Eleven more Illinois counties are preparing to vote on forming a new state without Chicago.
Thirty-three counties have already voted to explore leaving.
At this point, Illinois needs a divorce attorney, not a governor. 😂
Promises are easy. Governing reveals priorities.
Forget the slogans. Look at the record, examine the results, and see the pattern for yourself.
What in God’s name is happening to our children?
Eleven people shot near Florida A&M University. Six victims were minors. The youngest was just 11 years old.
The suspect? A 15-year-old boy.
Fifteen years old. Let that sink in.
And before anyone tries to turn this tragedy into another attack on the Second Amendment, spare me.
Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. The weapon is not the problem. The mindset is.
When a child is accused of opening fire on other human beings, we need to ask what happened to his conscience, his respect for life, and his sense of right and wrong.
Where is the accountability? Where are the values? How did we reach a point where children are allegedly capable of this kind of violence?
We have a much deeper problem in this country than the weapons people carry. We have a generation of young people who desperately need guidance, discipline, values, and a reason to respect human life.
My heart breaks for these families. No parent should ever receive that phone call. 💔
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#FAMU #Tallahassee #ProtectOurChildren #SecondAmendment #YouthViolence #Accountability
Looking back at Milei in 2021.
After they blacklisted him, he sat down with Viviana Canosa and said: “You don’t give leftists a millimeter. They take it and use it to destroy you.” They protect their own and ruin everyone else. When they can’t win the argument, they use the state.
He said they were losing the cultural fight and getting desperate.
Easy to be a socialist in a free country. Impossible to be free in a socialist one.
Still true. Watch the clip.
Every step can be legal, while the whole system remains unaccountable. That’s the loophole.
Everyone in Europe argues about the symptoms. Almost nobody looks at the plumbing: who funds the people who write the norms, litigate before the courts and set the boundaries of the debate.
Take the best-documented case: the Open Society Foundations, created by George Soros. Over a billion dollars a year. Roughly $32 billion given away since 1984. Not a single voter ever approved one of those dollars.
The model is simple and ruthless. You don't need to win an election. You fund NGOs, think tanks, legal clinics, university programs. They produce reports, train lawyers, run strategic litigation. And some of those people end up inside the institutions.
Concrete example: the European Court of Human Rights. A 2020 report found that at least 22 of the 100 permanent judges between 2009 and 2019 came from seven NGOs that are highly active before that same Court. Open Society is the main one, and it funds the other six.
The worst part: in 88 cases, 18 judges sat on the bench while the NGO they came from was the applicant, the representative or an intervening party. In any listed company, that's called a conflict of interest.
None of this is illegal. That's exactly the hack. These institutions were designed to protect themselves from governments and parties. Nobody planned for a private actor funding the entire chain: the plaintiff, the expert, the lawyer, and sometimes yesterday's colleague who is now the judge.
Same logic in Brussels: a dedicated policy advocacy institute, tens of millions flowing to NGOs at the heart of the EU, and Open Society among the largest private donors to the Council of Europe.
And the money? Soros made his fortune speculating, most famously against the British pound in 1992. But let's be precise: the foundation doesn't make money, it spends it. The return isn't financial, it's normative. Shaping the rules is worth more than any dividend.
So stop shouting "Soros" like an incantation. It gets engagement and changes nothing. The problem is structural: any billionaire, left or right, could do exactly the same thing tomorrow. Many already do.
What we should demand is rules. Full transparency on the funding of NGOs that litigate before European courts and institutions. Public declarations of interest for judges. Automatic recusal. Traceability of foreign money in lobbying.
Stop staring at the puppets. Look at the plumbing. Whoever funds the infrastructure of the debate always ends up writing its conclusions.
Today on Earth, Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won a fourth, nonconsecutive term, defeating conservative Flávio Bolsonaro by about 4.4 million votes. Polling hours were extended by two hours after both campaigns cited transportation problems and severe weather.
In Serbia, President Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat after a student-backed movement won a projected parliamentary majority, ending his party’s 14-year dominance. The movement grew from demands for accountability after a railway-station canopy collapse killed 16 people.
France deployed 70,000 officers for demonstrations. Clashes and violence were reported in several cities. In Barcelona, rioters set fires, smashed shop windows and threw objects at police.
Seventy thousand officers on the streets, and the rioters still found time to remodel the storefronts. The cleanup bill, naturally, goes to everyone else.
Iran said messages were still reaching Washington through intermediaries. Saudi air defenses intercepted Houthi missiles and drones; falling debris injured two people. Hospital officials in Gaza reported seven people killed by Israeli strikes.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said U.S. warnings of incoming Russian ballistic missiles had been fully restored. He said Ukraine would stop striking Russian oil refineries only if Russia stopped attacking Ukrainian power infrastructure or Washington provided stronger military support.
Washington’s warning system is back online. The question is why Ukraine had to wait for it.
A drilling rig sank off Gabon, killing one worker and leaving four people missing. The other 110 people aboard were rescued.
Flooding across the Four Corners region damaged homes and wastewater facilities. Authorities warned residents to avoid contaminated water and downed power lines; no deaths had been reported as of Sunday.
That was one day on Earth.
See you tomorrow. Same planet. The politicians made their promises. Now taxpayers get to see the receipts. 🌎
