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JUST IN: Midterm numbers now showing statistically impossible swings in Texas and all over the country.
And it wasn't people moving from Republicans to Democrats or staying home as they tried to say. Magically new democrat voters in masses appeared out of thin air.
Analyses claim over 2,100 counties moved toward Democrats.
Republican totals appear to have increased, not decreased as they have been trying to paint the narrative, while Democrats gained large numbers of new voters and votes.
Super Intelligence assessments have put the odds at roughly 1 in trillions.
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HOLY CR*P 🚨 Official Election Administration and Voting Comprehensive Report buried all the way on page 193 of the document shows Texas processed 2,900,357 new valid voter registrations between 2022-2024 without proof of citizenship
Documented proof of citizenship like birth certificate, passport and naturalization papers is not required at the time of voter registration in Texas
56.5% of Texas voter registration were classified as “new valid registrations.”
This is extremely suspicious that 55% of Texas voter registrations were “new”
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My state of Texas just elected a 37-yr old teacher who believes climate change is driven by white supremacy. He is a deconstructionist who wants dismantle capitalism. Certifiably insane statement below:
Talarico:
“I am so thankful that you asked this question and also thankful that young activists have really drawn the link between climate change and White supremacy and capitalism in our country. And I think only ending the ways that all three of those oppressive systems work together are we gonna be able to begin the process of dismantling them.”
Texas has been California-ed.
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If you own a copy of UNELECTED and you’re distressed about tonight - skip to the last two chapters for a white pill.
Power is not about who has more red flags or blue flags. Power is something that’s exercised above, through, and around Congress. Their monopoly on power depends on not noticing how the true game is played.
Congress turns over every 2 years. But the people who build the institutions that persist past Congress are the true wielders of power.
My prayer is that if there’s a silver lining from tonight, we realize our path to survival is through understanding where the levers of power really are, and it’s not by voting one party label harder.
You, too, are the “unelected.” There’s nothing stopping us from safekeeping a Constitutional Republic.
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I’m not shocked that Texas is turning Blue. Texas Republicans have allowed mass migration of essentially unlimited Muslims, unlimited Indians, unlimited Mexicans, of course the state is turning Blue
This is the new Hindu statue in Sugar Land, Texas that’s so large it’s right behind the Statue of Liberty. It was made because the Indian population has SKYROCKETED in Sugar Land
- In the 2010 Census only 10.7% of the population was Indian American
- In the 2020 Census it jumped to 41%
There are now roughly 40–45 Hindu temples and cultural centers in the greater Houston metro area alone
Ohh and don’t forget, before the election it was officially reported that 1,000 Muslims were being registered to vote PER DAY in Texas to vote
Of course the state is turning Blue
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One NGO made $115,000,000 to traffic children across the United States.
This is how it worked:
- Kids trafficked by cartel
- Sent to an NGO
- NGO receives millions of your tax dollars from the government
- Then sends kid to “sponsor,” no biometrics, no DNA testing
- Never see or hear from the child again
These NGOs are more secure than the border, with high spiked gates, cameras, and no access to the front desk. Ask a question and they will call the police. This is why it's important to vote.
🚨 Inside the Largest Government Funded Human Trafficking Ring in History: Your tax dollars trafficked over 300,000 children across the United States while NGOs enriched themselves with millions of dollars.
One NGO received $895 million to traffic children across the US. Others got $100+ million, and NGOs in areas like Tucson, Arizona pocketed millions but now receive nothing since the border shut down.
In this video we break down the contracts, speak with former Border Patrol, and confront the NGOs. It’s a must watch, like it and share it. Make sure no one forgets the hundreds of children lost in the government’s hands.
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BLUE UTAH?
Utah Voters: You may not turn Utah blue at the ballot box, BUT citizen initiatives will. AND we’ve already seen it happen.
It was a citizen initiative and an activist judge that gave us Prop 4 and handed Utah a blue congressional district. This is your wake-up call: initiatives can fundamentally change Utah’s political landscape without going through our elected Legislature.
It takes just three counties to pass an initiative. And more than $3 million has poured into the opposition to Amendment B. Do you really think that money is being spent without a reason?
These groups want to preserve their ability to bypass our elected Legislature and push their agenda directly onto the ballot. And the fact that they are fighting so hard against a measure that simply requires a higher threshold for initiatives that raise taxes should tell you something else: they want the ability to make Utah taxpayers foot the bill for their agenda, too.
Do you want taxpayer-funded abortion? I don’t.
Do you want out-of-state special interests driving Utah policy and raising your taxes? I don’t.
We may not turn Utah blue through traditional elections, but we can absolutely lose the conservative values that built this state through the initiative process.
Don't let it happen.
🇺🇸 VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT B!
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Utah: Know the lineup on who’s fighting against Amendment B!
(Reminder: Utah families will be the ones living with the consequences of the higher taxes from these initiatives.)
🇺🇸 VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT B:
•Utah Republican Party
•Utah Taxpayers Association
•Americans for Prosperity – Utah
•Americans for Tax Reform
•Eagle Forum PAC
🔵 VOTE NO ON AMENDMENT B:
The opposition campaign, Utahns Protecting Our Constitution, is operated by Better Boundaries and led by Elizabeth Rasmussen. Among the organizations backing the NO campaign:
•Planned Parenthood
•Utah Democratic Party
•ACLU of Utah
•Alliance for a Better Utah
•League of Women Voters of Utah
•Mormon Women for Ethical Government
Interesting lineup, isn't it?
Amendment B doesn't eliminate citizen initiatives. It simply requires a 60% vote for citizen initiatives that raise taxes.
So here's the question: Why are so many of these organizations fighting to keep the threshold at 50% + 1? Your gut knows why.
Help protect Utah families and taxpayers: Vote YES on B!
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Retired NYU professor & propaganda expert Mark Crispin Miller on the Covid jabs as a depopulation tool☠️💉
"They want us dead... they don't want us enjoying the fruits of nature... what God gave us"
"this is driven by an... evil ideology that had a big influence on Hitler"
"You know, Hitler was a big fan of American and British eugenics literature. He read it avidly, and when he was picked chancellor in 1933, the eugenics press exulted. They were delighted. They said, 'At last, a head of state who understands our science'"
"[But] after the Holocaust came to light, and Eisenhower saw it and talked about it, and Jim Garrison saw it and talked about it, after that happened... the eugenics movement was disgraced, and it had to go underground, and they called... it population control"
"And this is something that is not taught in schools, you know. The history of eugenics should be taught in every high school and college... but it's not"
@USAWatchdog
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Before you vote during Midterms, listen to this
This woman went to Europe for the summer and now knows she has to warn Americans
“I think that Americans, especially in certain areas of the country, don't really understand what it's like to be immersed in communities where there are religious people who basically follow Sharia law, where like they're covering women with sheets, where there's the call to prayer is blasted in their cities, where they want to basically revolve American life around their religious observance”
“They want to use our First Amendment and religious liberties to do that. Use the concepts of diversity, equity, tolerance, and stuff like that as a tool to basically bend bend the will of American culture and values to what they want to do”
“For those of you who don't know, I grew up with dual citizenship, French and American. My dad lives in France. He's been there my entire life. That's where I was born. I'm an American citizen. I'd visit him twice a year. I have seen France go from being French to now being French adjacent, let's just say. I've seen complete neighborhoods shift from having French people to now going around and seeing people in hijabs and burqas.
And it just is honestly terrifying because you think, oh, it can't happen here — It's happening. It's currently happening”
“They organize through the religious organization. They've politically organized through their religious organizations, their Islamic centers, using CAIR as their political arm, which is connected to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
There are hearings right now on that going on in the United States Senate. All of this is being allowed to happen in the United States, and we're not far behind what Liz is describing in France. It doesn't take a long time for a place to go from freedom to Sharia, and it's happening”
They’re right and it’s the Democrat Party that is being used for the Islamic takeover of America
Everyone needs to vote Red or soon all our cities will be full of Muslims blasting the call to prayer and wearing head to toe sheets
According to data when a Muslim runs for office in America, 95% of the time they run as Democrats. That tells you everything you need to know
Vote Red
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🚨 WOW! President Trump just announced anyone who successfully reports voter fraud in the 2026 midterms or ANY election will receive $1 MILLION DOLLARS upon the arrest and conviction
Amazing idea 👏🏻
"Anybody reporting Voter Fraud in the past Elections, or the upcoming 2026 Midterm Election, will be paid $1,000,000 upon the arrest and conviction of those that created the Fraud! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP" 🔥
This is in ADDITION to 47's new plan to give a commission to people who prove taxpayer welfare fraud, an announcement made with @nickshirleyy
TRUMP JUST DEPUTIZED THE ENTIRE NATION.
Fraudsters are livid tonight!
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My biggest concern is that if there is a clean sweep by Democrats of the House, Senate and Presidency in 2028, they will:
1. Make DC and Puerto Rico states to gain a strong majority in the Senate.
2. Open the borders and legalize everyone living in America illegally to cement a permanent majority.
3. Increase the size of the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority.
This would result in America becoming a permanent one-party state and the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
All that is needed to ensure this doesn’t happen is 51 Republican senators in 2029. That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election. Other reasons are irrelevant compared to this one.
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Neglecting your health because some guru told you to focus on money to get women is retarded.
You are fat, get out of breath and last 20 seconds in bed.
What's the point?
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If you have a psychiatric condition such as ADHD, bipolar disorder, a personality disorder in cluster B and so on, doing socially accepted stuff such as:
-Using nicotine and a lot of stimulants
-Doomscrolling
-Gooning
are profoundly destructive because all of these conditions are characterized by baseline neurochemical instability.
So flooding the ventral striatum with dopamine acts like throwing gasoline on an already erratic fire.
"So it's not weird that these dysregulate me and turn me into a rude ahole? I have ADHD"
Maybe not.
Once again, anything that suddenly drops, depletes, or disrupts baseline dopamine will rapidly lower an ADHD individual's threshold for frustration, directly triggering severe irritability, mood slumps, and emotional volatility
Biochemically speaking, irritability in individuals with ADHD is not a personality flaw.
It is a direct byproduct of your neurotransmitter dysregulation and altered brain connectivity.
"I thought that ADHD was just about attention/focus".
No.
The exact same biochemical pathways that govern focus also manage our "emotional brakes".
For example, the ADHD brain is characterized by a baseline deficiency or rapid reuptake of dopamine and norepinephrine.
But besides focus and alertness, these also act as chemical stabilizers for frustration.
When dopamine levels are chronically low or fluctuating wildly, the brain's threshold for frustration drops significantly for example.
So minor inconveniences, like a sudden interruption, a delayed task, or sensory overload, cause a rapid chemical crash, triggering an immediate, irritable "fight-or-flight" response.
This is why you can be mislabeled as rude, an a-hole etc while your reactions are not targeting the person you have in front you.
"So it's just about dopamine?"
I wish it was that simple.
In individuals with ADHD, there is an altered structural and functional connectivity between the PFC and the limbic system.
The prefrontal cortex is the executive command center of the brain, responsible for self-control, logical reasoning, and overriding impulsive reactions.
So without strong, catecholamine-driven signals from the PFC to dampen down an overactive amygdala, emotions surge rapidly and cool down slowly.
While ADHD is most famously linked to the prefrontal cortex, abnormalities in the limbic system are also heavily linked to core symptoms like emotional dysregulation, impulsivity, and attention deficits.
Think of the limbic system as our survival software.
-The amygdala scans the environment for danger and processes emotional responses.
-The hippocampus helps store long-term memories so the brain can remember past dangers or safe spaces
-The hypothalamus manages basic needs like hunger, thirst, and body temperature.
So it's crucial for homeostasis overall, reward and threat detection, memory and learning.
Now in many individuals with ADHD, the amygdala shows structural differences or atypical connectivity with the rest of the brain.
This can lead to "bottom-up" emotional hijacking, where feelings like frustration, impatience, or boredom are felt with extreme intensity, driving impulsive actions before the prefrontal cortex can step in to modulate them.
The hippocampus is essential for contextual memory.
In ADHD, alterations in this area can cause struggles with working memory (forgetting what you were doing mid-task) and "time blindness" (difficulty using past experiences to judge how long a future task will take)
The limbic system is a major pathway for dopamine.
In ADHD brains, a deficit in dopamine signaling makes it difficult for the thalamus to filter out irrelevant sensory data, resulting in chronic distractibility, fatigue, or low motivation.
"How to fix?"
There is no simple way to “fix” the limbic system.
It is not a single broken part that can be repaired.
It is a network of structures whose activity and connectivity can become dysregulated by chronic stress, trauma, sleep deprivation, inflammation, or other factors.
Recovery and better regulation are possible because these circuits are plastic, but the process is gradual.
There is a long list of things that can help.
For example:
-Exposure-based therapies and CBT help extinguish exaggerated fear responses by repeatedly pairing threat cues with safety in a controlled way.
This strengthens prefrontal inhibition over the amygdala and builds new extinction memories.
-Regular physical activity is one of the most reliable ways to support hippocampal neurogenesis.
-Optimizing sleep.
Chronic short or fragmented sleep amplifies amygdala reactivity and weakens prefrontal regulation.
-Trauma-focused therapies (including EMDR and prolonged exposure) are particularly relevant when past trauma has left the amygdala hyper-reactive and the hippocampus less able to contextualize threats.
-Regular meditation is associated with increased prefrontal and anterior cingulate thickness/activity and reduced amygdala reactivity to emotional stimuli.
For the entire list of tips, go here: fitandball.gumroad.com/l/bra…
"Okay so how do i quit though?"
If you are actually interested in outgrowing your bad habits with things such as alcohol, nicotine, dr*gs, gooning, video games or even social media, realize that the reason most people struggle to change and get rid of their bad habits, isn't that change has to take years.
It’s because they keep targeting the symptoms instead of the underlying patterns.
Your bad habits live as automatic, stimulus-driven neural circuits inside your brain's basal ganglia.
This means that pure willpower usually fails once stress exhausts your prefrontal cortex.
Thankfully, the techniques inside this offer practical, science-backed ways to interrupt these loops and rewire your brain.
Most advice fails because it forgets (or doesn't know how) to target the biological changes that happen during addictions.
You can not "outwillpower" or "outlove" your way out of deeply ingrained biological changes.
That's like you breaking your leg and me coming over and saying, "love yourself man, love heals".
If this sounds insane, great, a lot of the advice surrounding addiction is detached from what produces long term results that don't turn recovery into a full time job.
Of course, most people who are still somewhat functional despite their bad habits do not want to get rid of them.
I am not talking to them.
Addiction overall is a sensitive topic because it requires the courage to admit that something else might have more power than you right now and that you need help to deal with it.
I can spend 5 minutes for example, explaining to you why you might fit the clinical definition of addiction and that you severely underestimate how much your life will improve if you quit/outgrow your bad habits, but if you do not want to truly change, help can't reach you.
But if you are somewhat aware of what your bad habits are actually costing you and want to change, this is for you.
Because it's not only about the financial cost.
Temporary relief comes with extremely high costs sooner or later.
You could be sacrificing your health, mental well-being, confidence, relationships, financial success, business and to be fair, your true self.
You could be repressing the same qualities that you are looking to get a taste of in your bad habits whether that's called confidence, focus or inner peace.
It might sound contradictory, but it's true.
A lot of times, the crutches we use to deal with certain uncomfortable feelings are based on entirely false stories we believe about ourselves.
And these crutches are slowly feeding this identity.
Let's say that you drink because you (falsely) believe that you are socially awkward.
Then, after a few drinks, you do in fact something socially awkward.
The next day you replay the event and you feed the identity of the socially awkward person.
And the problem is that a lot of people do not even realize (let alone like) the person these bad habits are turning them into.
"George won't i miss the relief of the bad habits?"
No. Your new life experience will be so much better that you won't feel the need to escape any longer.
So:
-Understand your problem
-Hijack the loops
-Replace and restore
Inside of this you will discover:
-The little-known experiment that changed what we know about the brain regions responsible for cravings and states like rumination
-Why drug-related cravings can be much stronger than cravings for survival needs like water and food.
-Why a psychiatrist and neuroscientist with years of experience believes literally EVERY addiction can be solved (it’s not just neuroplasticity) and how to use this knowledge to your advantage.
-Why some people form habits more easily than others, and what determines how easy or difficult it is.
-The experiment showing why asking yourself why you relapse into a bad habit or addiction may not be that useful, and what to do instead.
-The little-known reasons people keep doing things even when they know they hurt themselves and the people around them, and how to bring awareness into the picture to stop the behavior.
-The simple 3-step framework for breaking a bad habit (number 3 is what most people overlook, making it difficult to break the habit no matter how hard they try).
-What animal experiments reveal about a brain region heavily involved in repeated alcohol and opioid use.
-Why substance addiction and repeatedly performing bad habits are more similar than you might think, and the little-known yet highly effective way to become addicted to something that doesn't involve substances but can happen naturally.
-Why some habits feel so hard to form while others come easily, including the little-known term coined by a neuroscientist that explains why some habits are harder to form than others, and a technique for using easier habits to build harder ones.
-How to finally stop relying on willpower, motivation, and discipline alone (and why these alone often don’t work)
-How a normal survival mechanism gets hijacked and can work against you.
-What to actually do the next time you feel a craving instead of relying on discipline alone so you reduce the chances of relapsing
-The little-known experiment that showed decision fatigue might be real (and how it relates to recovery and how easily you give into cravings)
-Why saying “no” to your cravings many times might make you more likely to say “yes” later on (and what to do instead when you feel a craving)
-Why relapsing isn’t necessarily a failure (and how to use it to your advantage instead).
-How to know if you’re actually addicted to something or not
-Why therapy might be useless/not work that well on its own for many people until they do something else that's essential for recovering from any type of addiction.
-Why fighting with yourself over breaking a bad habit or addiction is not a good idea (and what approach to take instead)
-Why feeling ashamed of something you repeatedly do might only make things worse (and what to tell yourself instead).
-Why you might be addicted to something without even realizing it (and the simple question to ask yourself to see if you actually are)
-Why discipline alone doesn't work.
-Why you don't need to rely on motivation.
-How some people broke a bad habit they'd had for years in just 5–15 days.
-Why the reason you do something or relapse often isn't what you think it is.
-The little-known driver behind repeated alcohol and opioid use.
-Why you probably misunderstand bad habits, addiction, and their relationship with dopamine.
-The habit you engage in daily that contributed to a 5% increase in emergency department visits for children aged 0 to 5.
-The “slot machine” everyone uses and how it affects your brain.
-Why neuroscientists warn that avoiding a negative feeling can be more dangerous than seeking pleasure.
-Why the 21-day habit rule is a myth and where it comes from (and what science actually tells us about how long habits take to form).
-The real reasons you might keep doing something even when it hurts you and the people around you (it’s not just dopamine or trauma).
-What parents should be very careful about even if they’re not addicted to any type of substance (the habit that might put children at risk)
-Why you’re not broken and there’s nothing wrong with you if you’re addicted to any type of behavior or substance (what’s actually going on in your brain when you reinforce a behavior and the mechanism around it)
-The two opposite states that can result in the same behavior (and how they’re related to you forming a new habit)
-What we actually mean when we’re talking about using neuroplasticity to break bad habits and addictions (it’s not as simple as repeatedly doing something)
-What scientists injected into rats in experiments that reduced excessive drinking and opioid use (and what these findings can teach you about why you reinforce such behaviors).
-The little-known stress-signaling neurotransmitter/brain's main stress-signaling system that scientists have linked to excessive drinking and drug use
-How one of your brain’s essential survival mechanisms gets hijacked every day.
You’re one decision away from feeling healthier and happier than you have in years.
Here's your link:
fitandball.gumroad.com/l/bra…
*Of course the part about breaking your bad habits/addictions is only a fraction of what it offers.
You can check the description for more.
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BUCKLE UP FOR THIS ONE!
Has anyone been paying attention to this whopper? John Podesta. a senior advisor to Joe Biden on clean energy, former White House Chief of Staff to President Bill Clinton (1998–2001) and Counselor to President Barack Obama (2014–2015, has been handling a $375 billion slush fund giving billions to charities that don’t appear in the IRS’s charity database, and has no federal filings, according to the New York Post.
Investigations reveal that at least $20 billion was directed to environmental organizations, many of which were established only months prior to receiving the funds.
Kamala Harris gave a $7 billion dollar check to a Maryland climate group that also had no federal filings.
Please, Lord, Baby Jesus, let Kash Patel give these people the justice they deserve for straight ROBBING THE AMERICAN people. They should have to pay it back and then get charged criminally.
If you're a Democrat, you should be utterly embarrassed and outraged with your party.
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American researcher Amy Eskridge warned that promising ANTIGRAVITY research kept disappearing into classified government programs. Billionaire Marc Andreessen later claimed White House officials told him the US government had classified entire areas of PHYSICS!
On December 6, 2018, Eskridge gave a public presentation in Huntsville, Alabama, discussing decades of antigravity experiments involving NASA, military contractors, superconductors, and researchers such as Ning Li.
At the end of her presentation, she raised a disturbing question:
"Promising results always disappear into the classified realm; how do we fix this?"
In a 2020 interview, Eskridge went further, claiming antigravity had already been discovered multiple times, but the breakthroughs had been suppressed. She also claimed she was being threatened over her research.
She died in 2022, at just 34 years old.
On July 16, 2024, billionaire investor Marc Andreessen described a private White House meeting about artificial intelligence. He claimed officials openly discussed how the government had classified entire fields of physics during the nuclear era.
According to Andreessen, they told him:
"We classified whole entire areas of physics in the nuclear era and made them state secrets."
He added that the officials said "that research vanished" and suggested the government could do something similar with mathematics related to AI.
How much scientific knowledge has been kept from the public, and could some of those classified discoveries have changed our understanding of physics?
