Well, it looks like elections CAN BE paused due to technical issues. And so should the entire rest of the election, due to the countless issues and our irredeemably compromised election system has, leading to this ELECTIONS NATIONAL STATE OF EMERGENCY. dailyherald.com/20260924/loc…

The doomers do not understand this. Doesn’t happen overnight. Keep going.

Two warriors for Jesus are about to break the internet.

🟥 WARNING, AMERICA - WE ARE BEING CONQUERED! CAIR - designated a terrorist organization by the UAE and with documented terror ties - is openly building an entire generation of soldiers. They brag on film that by 2050, they are working to produce: • 100,000 journalists • 100,000 filmmakers • 100,000 lawyers & policy operatives • 100,000 potential candidates & officeholders THAT IS 400,000 PEOPLE TARGETED FOR POSITIONS OF INFLUENCE AND POWER. And those candidates can now be supported by CAIR’s new Super PAC, which we first exposed in Feb. 2025. And what is the GOP doing while this Islamic machine, with documented terror ties, maps out a 25-year plan to penetrate media, law, government, academia, and culture? Talking. Holding hearings. Drafting “ban CAIR / ban political Islam” bills that will never pass. Tweeting. “Expressing concern.” Meanwhile, CAIR is: — Preaching the plan from the pulpit — Launching the pipeline through mosques — Supporting races with a federal Super PAC — They started with Zohran Mamdani in NYC and now they are supporting Jihadis ALL across the country! This is not some passing trend. It is a 25-year blueprint for power and the machine to execute it is already running. America is sleepwalking while an Islamic bloc builds itself, in the open, to dominate the country our children will inherit. Will any government agency examine whether using a tax-exempt mosque and a tax-exempt nonprofit to build a political machine violates 501(c)(3) law? 400,000 JOURNALISTS, FILMMAKERS, LAWYERS, POLICY OPERATIVES, CANDIDATES AND OFFICEHOLDERS. THEY ARE TELLING YOU WHAT THEY ARE BUILDING. CALL YOUR LEADERS. DEMAND ACTION NOW! WHERE IS THE GOP!?

BREAKING STUDY: Nattokinase Breaks Down SPIKE PROTEIN, AMYLOID MICROCLOTS, BLOOD CLOTS, and SHRINKS ARTERIAL PLAQUE We assembled DECADES of evidence to uncover the powerful MULTI-TARGET EFFECTS of nattokinase: - Degrades spike protein - Breaks down harmful amyloid proteins - Dissolves abnormal amyloid microclots - Breaks down fibrin blood clots - Boosts the body’s natural clot-dissolving system - Shrinks arterial plaque - Lowers blood pressure - Reduces blood-clotting factors and platelet clumping Our new paper, “Proteolytic Targets and Clinical Benefits of Oral Nattokinase: Spike Protein and Amyloid Degradation, Fibrinolysis, and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction,” was produced through a collaboration between The Wellness Company and the McCullough Foundation. It represents one of the most comprehensive evaluations of nattokinase to date, uniquely integrating its proteolytic, cardiovascular, pharmacokinetic, amyloid, and spike-protein literature into a single paper. After oral dosing, nattokinase-related activity shows up in human blood and changes clotting and clot-breakdown markers within hours. Three independent labs have now shown that nattokinase-related enzymes can BREAK DOWN SPIKE PROTEIN in vitro—including purified nattokinase itself. At higher doses, human imaging studies reported about a 36% SHRINKAGE in carotid artery plaque—suggesting the effective range may begin around 6,000 FU/day. Randomized human trials also show modest BLOOD-PRESSURE reductions with nattokinase, with pooled decreases of about 3.5 mmHg systolic and 2.3 mmHg diastolic. And in long-term population studies, higher natto intake was associated with a 25% LOWER RISK of cardiovascular death and a 32% LOWER RISK of stroke death. Nattokinase has been well tolerated across human studies, with no notable adverse events reported across six randomized trials. Even 10,800 FU/day for 12 months was used in a large observational cohort without reported excess bleeding. This inexpensive, orally available enzyme holds immense promise for cardiovascular risk reduction in the post-COVID era. It now deserves large-scale clinical testing for cardiovascular risk reduction and other post-vaccination injury applications. We plan to launch some of these studies shortly. @twc_health @McCulloughFund @P_McCulloughMD @DrHarveyRisch @DrKellyVictory @jathorpmfm @drdrew @PeterGillooly

Hey Texas, if a data center or a giant transmission line is showing up near you, this is the conversation that you will want to be certain you participate in. This morning the Public Utility Commission of Texas posted an update in Project 58317. PUCT is a state agency. It regulates electric utilities across Texas. ERCOT is one of the grids in this state, but not the only one. If you live here, this file is about your bill, your water, your land, and what gets built next door to your home. Here’s the short version of what’s going on. PUCT just filed a new roadmap for the large-load rules coming out of Senate Bill 6. Some of those rules are already adopted. They’re now drafting a standard interconnection agreement; basically the contract data centers will sign to hook up and the terms for who pays. At the same time, Governor Abbott’s audit is still running. The first official write-up is being aimed at December. That’s the date to beat. The Governor has also told other agencies to lock arms on this: Data centers are supposed to pay for their own electric infrastructure, not pass it to households. Projects in the queue are supposed to be checked: power, water, ownership, tax breaks, impact on neighbors. On Sept. 14 he told the Texas Water Development Board to enforce water-use reporting and work the water side of the audit. Yesterday he told TCEQ to stop issuing data-center permits until those audits are done. Those letters are already in this docket. Your comment can sit right next to them if you follow the steps listed in this post. Here’s the part that should bother you. As of today there are 69 filings in 58317. Since the August audit started, only about 40 to 45 public comments have actually been filed. Meanwhile a lot more people are saying they oppose these projects at town halls, in group chats, and in the comments. Talking about it online feels like doing something. It isn’t the official record. If it isn’t filed, the agency can move on like you never spoke. This is how regular people talk to their government. Not a petition that disappears. Not a rant that only your friends see. A short letter in the docket that staff and commissioners have to keep. It takes a few minutes: Write what you know. Your name, your city or county, the project near you, and what you’ve seen; higher bills, water worries, a substation, a 765 kV route, trucks, noise, whatever is real for you. Save it as a PDF. Don’t put account numbers or other private details in it. These filings are public. Go to interchange.puc.texas.gov/fi… Hit Begin, check the box, and type Control Number 58317 Put in your contact info. Filing Party is just your name. Filing Type: Comments Description can be simple: Public comments on data centers, 765 kV, and the Governor’s audit Upload the PDF and submit. Keep the confirmation email. You can read everything already filed by searching 58317 on the Interchange. If you live in Texas and this is in your backyard, or you just don’t want households paying for someone else’s megawatts: FILE IT . Then send this to one neighbor who has been loud online and quiet on paper. December is when the first audit packet comes together. Get your name in the file before that. Do you really want your government to be able to say they gave you a chance to participate and only 40 people did? Or to say that the internet was all bots that were concerned and not real people because real people did not show up to the conversation? Have you submitted your concerns to the Docket? If not... what are you waiting for? December, that is your deadline. ⏰️

Good morning. My office is looking for a new Legislative Director. Below are some requirements and traits we are looking for in a new hire. 1. Must have read Bastiat's The Law and understand it well. 2. Must be a fan of our founding fathers and understand their historical positions and differences on various issues. 3. Must understand the philosophy of folks like Kant, Spengler, Smith, Locke, Socrates, Aristotle, Paul, Rand, Friedman, Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, etc 4. Must be able to live in Austin from November to June. 5. Must have a good sense of humor and a good disposition. 6. Must be willing to work crazy hours for little recognition. 7. Must be able to pivot quickly and with accuracy on critical legislative details. 8. Must be trustworthy. 9. Must highly value ethics. 10. Must be able to read and write competently and comprehensively. 11. Must be able to keep office discussions and priorities private. If you are not a good person, please don't waste our time. If you feel you meet the above criteria, a legislative director needs to draft and amend bills, manage a calendar, work the floor, track other members’ bills, handle stakeholder meetings, and keep the member from walking into procedural traps. Previous experience in this area is helpful. If you don't have previous experience, you will need to be somebody who learns it quickly and puts in the extra effort to be better than the rest. This isn't a job to take lightly. Every decision we make carries the weight of someone's life, business, finances, and future. You do not want to be the person who made a choice that destroys someone else's livelihood when it was avoidable. I am not looking for someone who is perfect, but I am looking for someone who cares a lot about doing the right thing. If you read this and are still interested, please send a resume in pdf form to Wes.Virdell@House.Texas.Gov Thank you, Wes Virdell Texas State Representative HD53 #txlege

Dear DOJ,  Tarrant County TX [S]election Process Update: Four public tests in last 2 years either hacked, flipped or changed votes. Eyewitness, affidavit and video evidence- election admin ignores. It happened again last week. We need help! Tarrant County Citizens

Charlie Kirk’s whole security team wore the same static dissipating shoes. The type people wear when they’re handling explosives, or working in munitions factories, so that any static electricity they pick up is earthed out into the ground before it can cause an accidental spark and cause an unexpected explosion. All of them. WTF? Perhaps they all communicated before the event to coordinate their outfits and to make sure they didn’t clash - but I doubt it. Why would they need special explosives handling shoes?

Please help me honor Master Sergeant Joshua Wheeler, 1st SFOD-D (Delta Force) He enlisted in the Army in 1995 as an infantryman, earned his way into the 75th Ranger Regiment, and in 2004 was selected into Delta Force. Over two decades he deployed again and again to Afghanistan and Iraq, roughly 14 combat tours in all, and collected 11 Bronze Stars, four of them with valor. On October 22, 2015, Wheeler was part of a joint raid with Kurdish forces on an ISIS prison compound north of Hawija in Iraq. Intelligence indicated roughly 70 hostages were about to be executed. When the assault stalled under enemy fire, Wheeler did what men of his caliber are trained to do: he moved to the sound of the gunfire. He helped breach the compound and was struck by small-arms fire. He became the first American service member killed by enemy action while fighting ISIS, and the first US combat death in Iraq since 2011. The raid succeeded, and the hostages were freed. Wheeler was posthumously awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart, and laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. He was a husband and a father of four sons, the youngest only months old when he was killed. A Ranger, a Delta operator, and a father from Oklahoma who ran toward the fighting so 70 strangers could live. Never forgotten.