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SPIRITUAL:
Verse-for-TODAY”
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he made known to us the mystery of his will according to his good pleasure, which he purposed in Christ, to be put into effect when the times reach their fulfillment—to bring unity to all things in heaven and on earth under Christ.
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Friday, November 6/26 – from David Jeremiah
Orders of Angels
For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.
Ephesians 6:12
Look at the way any organization is structured, whether a business, a church, the military, or an athletic team. The organization can always be structured according to a chart of hierarchy and function. Organizations are not just random collections of individuals or groups. Rather, they are organized and structured according to purpose.
Why do human beings structure organizations that way? Because we are made in the image of God and that is the way God orders His own creation. God has even applied structure and organization to His ranks of angels.
While the Bible does not give us an organizational “chart” of angelic beings, we do have descriptive terms that reflect angelic orders of both good and evil angels. On the evil side, there are principalities, powers, rulers, and hosts of wickedness (Ephesians 6:12). On the good side, there are thrones, dominions, principalities, and powers (Colossians 1:16).
Thank God today that He has structured His creation and your place in it for His own glory and purposes—even angelic beings.
Angels are the ministers of God’s wrath, as well as of His grace.
John Calvin
CANADIAN:
Great thinkers ... never give up!
Years ago, a company called Blackberry, was challenging the best in the world.
There is however, an aspect of success for businesses and or processes that on occasion, if ignored can cause complete failure.
The aspect that I am referring to is "ignoring" the ever changing needs or desires of the marketplace and always ensuring your products and or systems are always adjusting with IMPROVEMENTS, which is an absolute requirement in our ever changing marketplace today.
FYI - for many years now, I have followed this particular process, which was called "C.I"- which simply means Continuous Improvement.
This foundational process was developed in Canada in the 1970`s, and is currently utilized in particular businesses all over the world.
Successful businesses already know and practice some form of C.I.
An enlightened reconstructed total governing system, for all of Canada, could potentially reduce "ALL" current taxation costs by up to 80%.
I sincerely wish success for the "Canadian" new phone company identified in the video below.
[TAMERACH] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_-LfaZetGE
Fred
From dating apps and daycares to gaming platforms and AI, the Liberals’ sweeping surveillance bill could reach deep into nearly every aspect of Canadians’ digital lives.
The Liberals’ proposed Bill C-22 could give authorities expanded access to information held by a wide range of digital service providers, including banks, dating apps, gaming platforms, doctors and AI companies.
The Liberal Public Safety Minister defended the bill before a Senate committee, acknowledging that its definition of electronic service providers was made deliberately broad. Keep reading.
International economic law professor David Collins warned MPs that Canada’s proposed EU associate membership could transfer some law-making authority from Ottawa to Brussels and come with substantial financial costs.
Appearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Collins argued the cons far outweigh any benefits, while the arrangement itself remains too vague to properly assess. Keep reading.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government is warning Ottawa against making commitments under its proposed EU partnership that could affect provincial constitutional powers without consultation.
Smith’s press secretary says provinces must be equal partners in negotiations involving their jurisdictions, while Smith has described Carney’s EU ambitions as “bananas.” Keep reading.
An independent provincial inspection found that five of nine priority recommendations from a 2015–2016 review of Calgary’s water utility were withheld from city councillors after then-mayor Naheed Nenshi and his chief of staff received the report.
The recommendations included stronger financial governance and independent oversight and suggest that more could have been done under Nenshi to address weaknesses before the catastrophic Bearspaw South Feeder Main failures in 2024 and 2025. Keep reading.
Budget 2026 projects a $62.3-billion federal deficit this fiscal year, while annual interest costs on Canada’s debt are expected to climb from $60.2 billion to $85.5 billion by 2030–31.
The government’s improved deficit forecast partly relies on $12.4 billion in reduced expected program spending that has not been tied to specific cuts. Keep reading.
TRUMP:
D.O.J. HUNTS SCOTUS LEAKER
Four years later, someone may finally answer for it.The DOJ has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into the bombshell 2022 leak of the Supreme Court’s opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s Washington office is leading the probe.Weeks before the landmark decision, Politico published a leaked draft of the court’s opinion. The leak led to an attempted assassination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh.At the time, Chief Justice John Roberts ordered an internal investigation, but it failed to identify the leaker.Now, it’s Pirro’s turn — and grand jury subpoenas have already been issued.
JEFFRIES ASKED, TRUMP ANSWERED
It’s becoming clear who Democrats will target first — and it’s not President Trump.On Thursday, Hakeem Jeffries — who will likely become the next House speaker — asked one question on social media: “Why is Pete Hegseth still around?”Democrats clearly want Hegseth gone. But Trump has no plans to fire him.“I have every intention to keep him,” Trump said.Unfortunately, it’s not just Democrats. CNN reported that outgoing Republican Rep. Thomas Massie is expected to push for Hegseth’s impeachment as early as next week.“Didn’t work against President Trump, and it won’t work with me,” Hegseth fired back.
Bongino Report
GLOBAL:
The AI war is over and China won because Democrats killed AI
Todays brutal market crash gave a preview of what the next two years are likely going to look like under an Anti-AI Democrat Congress.
BLOG Section: TRUMP / U.S. POLITICS / GLOBAL [ChatGPT]
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY SPARKS MASSIVE STOCK MARKET SELLOFF
Short Summary — November 6, 2026
Wall Street suffered a dramatic collapse on November 5 following Democratic victories in the U.S. midterm elections, wiping approximately $3 trillion from S&P 500 companies' market value.
Investors feared that Democratic control of Congress and gains in state governments could bring tougher restrictions on artificial intelligence development, particularly the construction of massive AI data centres.
Main Points:
Stock Market Plunges: The Nasdaq fell 5.5%, the S&P 500 dropped 4.4%, and the Dow Jones lost approximately 1,833 points.
AI Companies Hit Hard: Nvidia plunged more than 9%, while semiconductor stocks suffered particularly severe losses.
Democratic Policies Raise Concerns: Proposed restrictions on AI data centres, electricity consumption and infrastructure expansion alarmed investors.
China Competition: Critics argue that slowing American AI development could give China a competitive advantage.
Economic Uncertainty: Investors are also questioning the profitability of enormous AI investments, adding to fears about the technology sector's future.
The Bigger Picture: The market crash highlights growing tension between AI expansion, government regulation and America's technological competition with China. Although Democratic election victories contributed to investor concerns, claims that Democrats have destroyed American AI or that this crash was worse than COVID are not established by the available evidence.
Daniel Brooks INPUTS:
Dan’s Daily Briefing — November 6, 2026
1. Carney’s budget pairs C$142 billion in new measures with C$62-billion deficits
Facts: The federal budget released November 5 proposes C$142.1 billion in measures over five years, including C$51.9 billion for investment and innovation, C$15.1 billion for infrastructure and C$30.6 billion for affordability programs.
Ottawa projects deficits of C$62.3 billion in 2026–27 and C$62.5 billion the following year. The federal debt-to-GDP ratio is forecast to remain near 40%, while the deficit-to-GDP ratio gradually falls from 1.8% to 1.3% by 2030–31. investing.com
Major commitments include more than C$50 billion toward doubling electricity supply by 2050, C$2.3 billion for critical minerals, C$7.6 billion for Canada’s European military deployment and C$11 billion for social housing.
Immigration targets remain at 380,000 permanent and 370,000 temporary arrivals annually from 2027 through 2029. A separate program would offer permanent-residency opportunities to as many as 200,000 people already in Canada by the end of 2027. Budget 2026
Why it matters to Dan: Energy, nuclear capacity, critical minerals, defence production and infrastructure are sensible national priorities. The concern is whether Ottawa’s new capital-accounting framework allows ordinary spending and tax subsidies to acquire the flattering title of “investment.”
Liberals can fairly point to a better debt ratio than previously forecast and argue that Canada must build through the American trade shock. Conservatives can fairly ask why improved oil revenue and economic assumptions produced another collection of C$50-billion-plus deficits instead of meaningful debt reduction.
For Ontario, the electricity and housing commitments could unlock valuable projects. Watch whether federal money attracts private capital and creates durable capacity—or merely produces subsidized announcements with very attractive architectural renderings.
2. Trump’s Iran dilemma deepens as Vance breaks ranks
Facts: Trump acknowledged on November 4 that the Iran war contributed to Republican midterm losses, but said he would not have handled it differently.
Vice-President JD Vance publicly questioned whether the conflict has justified its cost, creating a significant division inside the administration and the broader MAGA movement. An AP voter survey found roughly six in ten voters believed military action against Iran was the wrong decision, although affordability and government corruption generally ranked as more important voting issues. MarketScreener
Trump retains broad foreign-policy and military authority despite losing Congress. His options include renewed strikes, continued containment or accepting a negotiated exit involving Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program.
Why it matters to Dan: Democratic control of Congress increases scrutiny but does not eliminate the president’s ability to escalate. Vance’s criticism matters because it comes from inside Trump’s nationalist coalition, where avoiding prolonged foreign wars was a central promise.
A Christian approach should favour a peace that protects civilians and restrains nuclear proliferation without pretending that every deal is trustworthy. Any settlement needs verifiable shipping access, enforceable nuclear terms and consequences for attacks on civilian infrastructure.
For Ontario, the practical indicators remain Hormuz traffic, diesel supply and marine-insurance costs. Political introspection in Washington is welcome; affordable freight requires ships to move.
Prediction: Trump will intensify negotiations before launching another major campaign, but limited strikes remain possible if Iran attacks shipping or Gulf infrastructure.
3. AI fears trigger a global technology-market rout
Facts: The Nasdaq fell 5.5% on November 5, its steepest decline since April 2025, as investors reacted to Democratic election victories, prospective data-centre restrictions and concern about debt-funded AI spending.
Approximately US$2.5 trillion was erased from the Nasdaq’s value. Japan’s Nikkei subsequently fell 6% on November 6, while South Korean and Taiwanese indexes initially dropped more than 8% before partially recovering. Government bonds attracted safe-haven demand. live
Why it matters to Dan: This is the financial consequence of the political data-centre backlash covered earlier this week. Investors are no longer treating unlimited server construction as an automatic path to unlimited profit.
Preparedness-minded investors should avoid leverage and maintain liquidity during rapid market moves. That does not require abandoning useful technology; it means distinguishing a productive tool from a stock valuation that assumes every proposed data centre will be built, connected and profitable before lunch.
For media management, AI still makes sense where transcription, search, metadata and controlled automation produce measurable value. The correction is aimed at expectations and financing—not at the existence of useful software.
Prediction: Strong AI companies will survive, but projects dependent upon cheap debt, public infrastructure subsidies or distant revenue could be delayed or cancelled.
4. Democratic clergy victories reveal a politically potent Christian left
Facts: Several clergy members and candidates campaigning explicitly on Christian social teachings won Democratic victories in the November 3 midterms.
They included Kansas Senate candidate and United Methodist pastor Adam Hamilton, Texas Senate candidate James Talarico and several Black Protestant clergy running for Congress. Their campaigns emphasized loving one’s neighbour, reducing poverty, welcoming immigrants, expanding health care and defending religious liberty for different faiths. Republican pastors also won congressional races. thehour.com
Why it matters to Dan: Christianity in public life is not confined to the religious right. The left draws heavily upon biblical commands concerning poverty, strangers and care for neighbours; conservatives emphasize personal responsibility, family, unborn life, religious conscience and limits on government power.
Both traditions can identify genuine Christian principles. Neither political party possesses a deed to the Gospel, and both are remarkably skilled at quoting the verses that cooperate with their platform while placing the inconvenient ones in temporary storage.
For Christians, the proper test is not whether a politician uses religious language but whether the policies respect truth, human dignity, moral responsibility and freedom of conscience.
5. Pope Leo begins demanding South American “homecoming” after cancer surgery
Facts: Pope Leo XIV departed on November 6 for a 12-day journey through Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, one month after surgery for lung cancer.
The 71-year-old pontiff will travel approximately 31,000 kilometres, visit ten cities and give 36 speeches. The Vatican says he has healed and requires no special travel precautions. Leo spent decades as a missionary and bishop in Peru and holds Peruvian citizenship. investing.com
His first stop is increasingly secular Uruguay. In Argentina he will honour Pope Francis while addressing poverty and social tensions surrounding President Javier Milei’s spending reductions. Peru is expected to be the trip’s emotional centre and includes a planned meeting with clergy-abuse survivors.
Why it matters to Dan: The journey combines Christian witness, institutional accountability and a larger question facing Western churches: how to speak persuasively in societies retaining Christian history while steadily losing Christian practice.
Leo should defend the vulnerable without reducing the Church to another welfare agency, and defend doctrine without using it to avoid accountability. His meeting with abuse survivors may prove more consequential than the enormous public Masses; crowds demonstrate attention, while repentance demonstrates whether an institution has learned anything.
The physical demands are substantial so soon after surgery. Courage is admirable, although even popes occasionally need someone nearby willing to suggest a nap.
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Bank Collapsed, Cyber Attacks Hit Banks, Trump is Freeing The World From The [CB]
Streamed on: Nov 5, 5:00 pm EST
https://rumble.com/v7hx6ps-ep-4029a-bank-collapsed-cyber-attacks-hit-banks-trump-is-freeing-the-world-.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_ahe is freeing the world.
Paraguay cent bank seized Ueno bank, the people have no access to their money. Could this happen in the US if the [CB] gets their way? Yes. This is why Trump built the parallel economic system, this is why he is decentralizing the oil and setting up the new stock market, payment system and moving us to sound money. So the [CB] do not have power,
Sometimes You Must S-------e Yourself For The Greater Good, Lock In Patriots, Freedom
Streamed on: Nov 5, 5:30 pm EST
The [DS] are celebrating their cheating, they believe they got away with it, but soon they are going to find out they did not. Trump continues to s-------e himself for the greater good. This is not just about another 4 year election, this is about taking back control against the [CB] criminal syndicate system. Trust in Trump, lock in patriots, it is far from being over, it has only just begun. We will have our freedom.
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Only at the Precipice will People Find the Will to Change, Stolen Election, Declass, 45/90
The political landscape following the 2026 U.S. midterm elections has become a focal point of intense debate, especially within circles questioning the legitimacy of the reported outcomes. A recent deep-dive analysis from the “And We Know Official” channel presents a provocative perspective, suggesting that the apparent Democratic sweep of the House, Senate, and various governorships is not an organic reflection of the electorate’s will. Instead, the video asserts that the results are the product of a highly coordinated effort involving systemic fraud and foreign interference. This narrative shifts the focus from traditional polling and campaign strategies to a more complex landscape of data audits, legal maneuvers, and a behind-the-scenes power struggle.
According to the insights presented, the election was characterized by significant anomalies in key states, most notably Texas and California. The video alleges that blue states intentionally withheld updated voter rolls, leading to inflated vote totals and suspicious tallies that do not align with historical data or grassroots momentum.
While the mainstream reporting indicates a decisive shift in power, the narrator contends that this outcome was not only expected but strategically intended by those monitoring the integrity of the system. This “controlled” outcome is framed as a method to bring deep-seated irregularities to the surface, forcing a public reckoning with the mechanisms of modern voting.
Central to this argument is the invocation of Executive Order 13848, which addresses the threat of foreign interference in United States elections. The piece suggests that multiple layers of election data audits are currently underway, aimed at exposing a sophisticated web of operatives. The narrative posited is one of a silent but active “military-intelligence” structure that operates beneath the surface of partisan politics. This group is allegedly working to document fraud in real-time, preparing a comprehensive legal case that transcends the immediate news cycle. The delay in public action or “congratulatory silence” from figures like President Trump is interpreted here as a tactical pause rather than a concession.
The video draws a striking metaphorical comparison between Trump’s current political posture and Muhammad Ali’s famous “rope-a-dope” boxing strategy. In this view, the perceived losses in the midterms are a way of letting the opposition overextend themselves, leading them into a trap where their methods of operation become fully visible and legally indefensible. By maintaining veto power and a calculated silence, Trump is portrayed as a strategist waiting for the precise moment to strike.
This perspective encourages supporters to look past the surface-level headlines and recognize what is described as a broader battle for the restoration of constitutional integrity.
Ultimately, the analysis serves as a call for patience and vigilance among those who feel disenfranchised by the 2026 results. The narrator emphasizes that the legal and political developments following these midterms will likely unfold over several months, requiring a calm and prayerful approach from the public.
Rather than succumbing to frustration over the reported victories of the Democratic party, the video suggests that the current state of affairs is a necessary stage in a much larger operation to expose systemic corruption. For those seeking a deeper understanding of these claims and the evidence presented, viewing the full video from And We Know Official on YouTube provides the necessary context for this unconventional take on the future of American democracy.
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DEM's are so FOCUSED on getting TRUMP
that they have forgotten that they control HOUSE and SENATE!
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