REVEALED: A think tank co-founded by Facebook’s founding president wants an entirely NEW visa category to repopulate struggling American communities with foreign workers. It’s called the HEARTLAND VISA. They’ve already mapped roughly 1,700 potentially eligible counties—home to 58 MILLION Americans. The Economic Innovation Group, co-founded by Sean Parker, wants at least 100,000 visas a year. The pitch is explicit: “In exchange for living in a Heartland Visa community, workers with sufficient earnings will gain permanent residency” American communities become the destination. Green cards become the incentive. The proposal targets places struggling with population decline, including rural communities and former industrial centers. Foreign workers would have to live in a participating area—but could work for an employer located elsewhere. The think tank also proposes replacing labor certification with an earnings test for the green-card pathway. That would remove the usual labor-market test from this proposed route to permanent residency. The idea has already reached Capitol Hill. Republican Senator Todd Young and then-Senator Joe Manchin introduced a version in December 2024. Supporters included AOL co-founder Steve Case, Americans for Prosperity and the Niskanen Center. County officials would decide whether their communities participate. EIG continued lobbying for the proposal in 2026. This is an organized push to turn population decline into a justification for a new immigration program.

EXC: The director of Russia’s Irkutsk anti-plague institute was in CHINA just weeks ago for a “cross-border infectious disease” exercise that simulated responses to imported PLAGUE and “Disease X.” About five weeks later, an employee of his institute was dead, with nearly 200 contacts reportedly placed under medical observation amid suspected-plague reports. Chinese government reporting names director Sergey Balakhonov as attending and speaking at the August 24–27 exercise in Fuyuan. The Chinese exercise involved the following: • A scenario involving plague arriving from abroad. • A hypothetical emerging tick-borne disease. • Chinese and Russian experts rehearsing outbreak notifications, joint risk assessments, and coordinated control measures. • Nineteen emergency teams, more than 300 personnel, and over 40 emergency vehicles. And the institute’s Chinese partnerships go back years. China’s official Inner Mongolia Yearbook records that regional inspection and quarantine authorities signed scientific-research cooperation agreements with the Irkutsk plague institute in 2014. A Russian government document lists additional cooperation planned for 2020–2021 with the Medical Department of Manzhouli Customs: joint surveys concerning plague and other rodent-borne infections, plus tick-borne disease research.

REVEALED: A think tank co-founded by Facebook’s founding president wants an entirely NEW visa category to repopulate struggling American communities with foreign workers. It’s called the HEARTLAND VISA. They’ve already mapped roughly 1,700 potentially eligible counties—home to 58 MILLION Americans. The Economic Innovation Group, co-founded by Sean Parker, wants at least 100,000 visas a year. The pitch is explicit: “In exchange for living in a Heartland Visa community, workers with sufficient earnings will gain permanent residency” American communities become the destination. Green cards become the incentive. The proposal targets places struggling with population decline, including rural communities and former industrial centers. Foreign workers would have to live in a participating area—but could work for an employer located elsewhere. The think tank also proposes replacing labor certification with an earnings test for the green-card pathway. That would remove the usual labor-market test from this proposed route to permanent residency. The idea has already reached Capitol Hill. Republican Senator Todd Young and then-Senator Joe Manchin introduced a version in December 2024. Supporters included AOL co-founder Steve Case, Americans for Prosperity and the Niskanen Center. County officials would decide whether their communities participate. EIG continued lobbying for the proposal in 2026. This is an organized push to turn population decline into a justification for a new immigration program.

You don't say? Five years after Merrick Garland signed that memo, the Justice Department finally puts it on paper with hundreds of exhibits and emails, and it confirms exactly what every parent who stood up at a school board meeting already knew… the Biden White House and the National School Boards Association pushed, Garland caved, and the weight of the federal government got pointed at moms and dads for the crime of speaking. Let me explain what they found. It started with a September 29, 2021 letter from the NSBA to Joe Biden saying these "heinous actions" "could be equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes," and five days later Garland had his memo out the door claiming a "disturbing spike in harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence" with very little evidence of actual violence to back it up. They set up a task force to hunt for a federal "hook" to prosecute parents, and the FBI opened 25 Guardian assessments on them. One mother got investigated because she "is a gun owner" and belonged to a "right-wing mom's group." A gun owner in a moms group… and the FBI opened a file. How do you not see it? And here is the part that should keep you up at night. More than a dozen of their own DOJ and FBI people raised the alarm while it was happening. They called it "stupid, stupid, stupid," "ridiculous," "horrible," and "a partisan exercise aimed at those who do not support the Administration," and one of them said they "might as well rename the damn thing the Anti-MAGA Task Force." Their own people saw it for what it was… and Garland issued it anyway because the White House wanted it. So what is the remedy? Parents get to review their Guardian file, a disclaimer gets attached to the assessments, the Department goes back through the files, and if your constitutional rights were violated you get a formal apology, plus some training money for school resource officers. I appreciate Todd Blanche putting the receipts out, I really do, but how is an apology letter the finish line for a federal agency that put a mother on its radar because she owns a gun? Who wrote it, who pushed it, who at the White House leaned on Garland, and why is not one of them answering for it? You were treated like a domestic terrorist for showing up and asking what they were doing to your kids, and the people who did it to you have not paid a price. A report is a start. Accountability is the job. @AGToddBlanche name every official who pushed this and send it to a grand jury, not a filing cabinet. End stop.

8 elections in Latin America since USAID got defunded The "far-right" won all 8 of them

More Americans are shocked to learn that cash pay prices are much cheaper than using your health insurance “Last night I got an MRI at a radiology center and insurance approved it — I asked what was copay. Copay of the MRI was $400+ And I asked like, what would it cost out of pocket? $250” There have actually been real studies on this and it’s shown that cash price is typically as much as 40% cheaper than insurance rates in America Read that again A Health Affairs study of 2,379 hospitals and 70 common shoppable services. At the same hospital, for the same procedure: - Discounted cash prices averaged about 64% of the normal price - Commercial insurance negotiated rates averaged about 58% of list - Cash was lower than that hospital’s median insurer rate in 47% of cases Typical days price savings vs health insurance rates are 20-40%

Biden FBI tracked Melania and Barron Trump's travel - and even tapped Susie Wiles phone, documents show trib.al/bd61gqR

So Hack Smith got a pen register on Susie Wiles. This, according to records released today by @jsolomonReports, enabled Smith to track calls between Wiles and anyone including the president’s lawyers in real time rather than a backwards look in time. I’m guessing this refers to conversations with Todd Blanche, who represented the president at the time in both the Alvin Bragg indictment and docs indictment in FLA. Bragg announced the indictment against the president the following week.

Election fraud runs on a simple equation: the money has to be worth the risk. That equation is getting fucked. Federal authorities are already talking about 53 criminal arrests, 37 indictments, 10 convictions, more than 1,600 voter-fraud investigations, and voter records being examined across 47 states. And the warning is explicit: an illegal vote cast years ago can still come back and put your ass in federal court. That changes behavior. @drawandstrike larger argument is where this gets vicious. If the people behind organized fraud believe their financial channels are being watched, their communications are exposed, and their networks are being mapped, every person downstream suddenly has to ask the question criminals actually care about: How much are you paying me to risk getting fucking destroyed? Because the price is climbing. Every arrest raises it. Every indictment raises it again. Every conviction tells the next operator that the old assumption of immunity may be dead. Meanwhile, the reward becomes harder to move. Money trails become liabilities. Communications become evidence. The guy waiting for his payoff starts wondering whether the people promising protection can still deliver it. That’s when an operation begins eating itself. The financiers hesitate. The intermediaries get nervous. The local players start demanding more money for more risk. Somebody stops answering the phone. Somebody decides federal prison is a shitty bonus package. And suddenly the machine that supposedly ran on confidence starts running on fear. That may be the biggest election-integrity development heading into 2026. The old price sheet said the risk was low, the money would arrive, and somebody would cover your ass. That fucking price sheet is obsolete. (article below)