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SPIRITUAL:
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Canadians need to see and hear for themselves!!!!!
[If short on time, watch 5 minutes up to 15 minutes]
This is why WE need to present to the across Canada zoom.
Always in His service,
Fred
“Word of God" CANCELED
On a downtown Chicago street corner, Brett and two fellow preachers did something that never used to be a crime in America – they preached the Gospel.
They went to downtown Chicago with one goal: to win souls for Christ. But within weeks, one by one, each was handcuffed and arrested – on the very same corner.
It’s not just Chicago. The radical Left is waging a secret war on our Christian faith.
In Colorado, officials shut down weekly worship services in a public park. In Phoenix, a judge just had to step in and order a city to allow a church to feed the homeless. All of this is happening in the "land of the free."
We took the city of Chicago to federal court to defend Brett and his fellow preachers. This week, we were scheduled to begin questioning key witnesses under oath to uncover the truth – but the city is filing motions delaying justice for our clients.
The city’s delays will not stop us from fighting for these Christians – but we need your help to keep up the fight.
We’ve already helped get criminal charges thrown out against several pastors who were punished for exercising their faith. Now, we’re pressing forward in this critical federal case.
We need you to take action with us as we hold the city of Chicago accountable and preserve our religious freedom.
Jordan SekulowACLJ Executive Director
CANADIAN:
TRUMP:
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Says She ‘Will Not Be Silenced’ After Her Home Is Searched by Federal Agents as Part of a Criminal Investigation: Reports
The search follows years of threats from Republicans, including President Donald Trump, who made comments as recently as Saturday at a Tennessee campaign rally
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Federal Agents Search Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s Home Ahead of Midterm Elections
Federal Homeland Security Investigations agents reportedly searched Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home under a judge-authorized warrant, just weeks before the November midterm elections.
Omar responded defiantly, declaring, “I will not be silenced.” House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other party leaders condemned the search, accusing the Trump administration of using federal law enforcement to target political opponents.
President Donald Trump had publicly criticized Omar at an October 10 rally, questioning her Somali background and political activities.
The Justice Department confirmed to the Associated Press that a judicially authorized search warrant had been executed but provided no explanation of the investigation or any alleged wrongdoing.
The central question: What prompted the search, and will federal authorities provide evidence explaining their actions so close to an election?
Reports indicate the investigation may involve immigration-related allegations, which Omar denies. No criminal charges against her were identified in the reports reviewed.
AP News
Sources: PEOPLE, Associated Press and Reuters,
October 12–13, 2026.
GLOBAL:
Red State and Blue States: Winners and Losers
Americans have always been a people on the move. Today, millions are moving from blue states to red states. Why? What are California, New York, and Illinois getting wrong that Florida, Texas and Tennessee are getting right? Stephen Moore, economist and co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, explains.
Americans have always been a people on the move. Today, millions are moving from blue states to red states.
Why?
Let’s take a look.
Red states favor lower taxes, lighter regulation, and a smaller role for government.
Think Florida, Texas, Tennessee, Utah, and South Carolina.
Blue states favor higher taxes, more regulation, higher government spending, and a larger role for government.
Think California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Illinois.
Herein lies the beauty of America’s federal system: fifty different laboratories of democracy. States compete. They tax differently. Regulate differently. Spend differently. Govern differently.
So how do we know which system works best?
Here’s one way: watch where Americans decide to live and work.
People can argue about politics all day long. But when they move their families, businesses, and money from one state to another, they’re casting a very expensive vote.
Look at the numbers.
According to the US Census Bureau, between 2012 and 2024, Florida gained more than 1.7 million people from other states. Texas gained almost 1.5 million. Tennessee gained more than 400,000.
Now look at three of America’s biggest blue states.
New York lost more than 2 million people, that’s more than the population of Manhattan. California, 1.8 million. Illinois, almost one million.
Add it up. Florida, Texas, and Tennessee gained about 4 million. New York, California, and Illinois lost almost 5 million.
But here’s the part that may be even more important.
When people move they take their money with them.
From 2012 through 2023, according to IRS tax return data, Florida gained about $1.3 trillion in adjusted gross income from interstate migration.
That’s trillion. With a “T.”
Texas gained nearly $371 billion. Tennessee, $112 billion.
That’s roughly $1.8 trillion moving into those three states.
Now look at New York, California, and Illinois.
They lost roughly $311 billion.
That’s an extraordinary transfer of people, purchasing power, investment capital, and tax base.
So, why are people moving?
While, of course, people have always moved for jobs, family, housing, retirement, weather, and plenty of other reasons, the current trend demonstrates that states’ policies have become the number one reason.
Let’s start with taxes.
Florida, Texas, and Tennessee don’t impose state income tax. Meanwhile, California and New York impose some of the nation’s highest income-tax rates that can reach 15%.
For a wealthy investor, that can mean millions of dollars. But don’t make the mistake of thinking this is only about millionaires and billionaires.
Taxes affect small-business owners. Young families trying to buy a house. Retirees trying to make their savings last. And when high earners leave, they take taxable income with them, leaving fewer taxpayers behind to finance the schools and other vital public services.
Progressives say higher taxes finance better services.
But do they?
If New York and California actually have cleaner streets and safer neighborhoods than Florida and Texas, why are so many New Yorkers and Californians leaving?
Progressives also say bigger government creates a “fairer” society.
But according to the Census Bureau in 2024, income inequality is worse in New York than in Florida.
New York collects $12,500 per person in state and local taxes, more than twice as much as Florida. From 2000 to 2024, New York’s per capita government spending quadrupled compared to Florida’s.
You’d expect, then, New York to be cleaner, safer, and have better public schools than Florida.
But that’s not the reality.
By most measures, while taking far less of its citizens’ money, Florida delivers better municipal services than its high-tax counterpart, and its educational outcomes are equal if not better.
Now consider another thing driving the moving vans: affordability.
Let’s look at energy prices.
Eight of the ten most expensive states for electricity were blue states, while nine of the ten cheapest were red states. Among the large states, electricity prices in blue states were almost double those in red states.
And higher electricity costs raise the price of everything: rent, transportation, groceries.
Progressives have an obvious response: People are moving because of the weather.
Sure, weather matters. Americans have been moving south and west for decades.
But then you have to explain California.
California has everything: warm weather, beaches, mountains, world-class universities, Silicon Valley, Hollywood, and one of the most productive economies on Earth.
Yet California has still lost almost 2 million net residents to other states since 2012. For the first time in California’s history, more people are leaving than moving in.
You don’t need an economist like me to tell you which policies people prefer.
Just watch where the U-Hauls are going.
Daniel Brooks INPUTS:
Dan’s Daily Briefing — October 13, 2026
1. IMF says AI investment is keeping global growth above 3%
Facts: The IMF raised its 2026 global-growth forecast to 3.1% on October 13, up from 3.0% in July. It credited heavy AI infrastructure investment with offsetting some of the economic damage caused by oil prices above US$100.
The improvement is highly concentrated: 32 countries now account for 95% of global growth. The IMF projects India growing 7%, China 4.5%, the United States 2.3% and the eurozone 1.1%. reuters.com
Why it matters to Dan: AI is no longer merely a technology story—it is holding up investment, trade and stock markets. That benefits productive automation, including media workflows, but also makes the economy unusually dependent on a small number of companies continuing to spend extraordinary amounts.
Canada needs to become part of the productive AI chain—power, data centres, software and specialized services—not simply an enthusiastic subscriber paying invoices to foreign platforms.
2. IMF warns an AI correction could spread through debt and markets
Facts: The IMF separately warned that disappointing AI productivity or profitability could trigger falling investment and asset prices, reducing global output by 1.1% by 2028 in its downside scenario.
Fourteen large AI financing arrangements reviewed by the IMF involved approximately US$300 billion in equity, US$650 billion in debt and US$1.4 trillion in future revenue commitments. Hyperscale technology companies now represent roughly 10% of global investment-grade bond issuance, up from under 1% in 2024. reuters.com
Asian chip shares illustrated the sensitivity on October 13: Samsung and SK Hynix each fell nearly 10%, while South Korea’s Kospi dropped approximately 6%. reuters.com
Why it matters to Dan: The technology may be useful while its financing becomes excessive—both things can be true. Circular arrangements in which AI firms invest in suppliers that then promise enormous future purchases deserve particular scrutiny.
For personal finances, avoid treating “AI exposure” as a substitute for diversification. For workplace projects, demand measurable hours saved, defects prevented and costs reduced. A tiger team should produce evidence, not merely more impressive jungle noises.
3. Trump’s Russian-diesel strategy faces legal and bipartisan resistance
Facts: Trump administration officials reportedly told Ukrainian representatives that allowing more Russian diesel onto world markets was intended to “soften” Moscow and encourage renewed peace negotiations.
The proposed volume—more than 2.25 million barrels—would equal only about 12 hours of worldwide supply. Members of both American parties say the arrangement may conflict with existing restrictions on importing Russian energy. No confirmed Russia–Ukraine energy ceasefire is operating. reuters.com
Why it matters to Dan: The offer provides Russia with revenue before Moscow has delivered a verified concession. Its small size also makes meaningful North American diesel relief doubtful.
Negotiating with adversaries is sometimes necessary, but incentives work best when payment follows performance. Handing over the carrot first and then asking whether anyone has seen the horse is not formidable diplomacy.
4. Saudi strikes Yemen as threats disrupt regional aviation
Facts: Houthi authorities reported Saudi airstrikes against several areas of Yemen overnight October 12–13, following two deadly attacks on Riyadh’s international airport.
The Houthis warned foreign airlines against using Saudi airspace. Air India consequently suspended service to multiple Saudi cities through October 17. Separately, Iran was reported to be increasing attacks against ship-to-ship oil transfers around the Strait of Hormuz. apnews.com
Verification note: Details of the Saudi strikes and Houthi claims about their military results have not been independently established.
Why it matters to Dan: The conflict is now disrupting both sea and air transportation. That increases freight, insurance and travel costs even when oil cargoes find alternate routes.
For preparedness in Ontario, the sensible indicators remain diesel, fertilizer, airfreight and grocery prices. The signal is to maintain ordinary reserves and flexibility—not to buy six years of canned beans because one flight to Riyadh was cancelled.
5. Religious-rights cases could further reshape the U.S. Supreme Court
Facts: A Washington Post analysis published October 12 found that the Supreme Court sided with religious claimants in seven of eight major cases since its 2020 term.
Pending or potential disputes include Colorado’s exclusion of a Catholic preschool from public funding because of its admissions policies, Ten Commandments displays in public schools and an Amish challenge to New York’s school-vaccination rules. None of those cases has yet produced the final rulings described above. www.washingtonpost.com
Why it matters to Dan: The court is increasingly treating religious participation as a constitutional right that government cannot condition on surrendering doctrine. That principle can protect Christian institutions from being excluded merely because they remain Christian.
The difficult boundary is public money: equal access is not necessarily religious establishment, but public funding does not automatically exempt an institution from every neutral rule. Strong religious-liberty decisions should be principled enough to protect minority faiths when Christians are not the plaintiffs.
Patrick Bestall’s INPUT:
#1.
Zelensky's words are NOT the big story!
The big story is what Trump and Putin said! The two are in agreement. Ignore what Zelensky said to muddy the water. He's a thief and potty-mouth, drug-head, pervert, dictator (sorry, but it's well-known). Read below the succinct summary of what just happened between the two God-respecting, anti-Communist, world leaders (yes, they pray to our Lord and that's obvious to everyone except our godless media and their puppet mind-readers).
GOOGLE ANALYSIS
1. In an effort to lower domestic fuel costs ahead of the US midterm elections, President Donald Trump bypassed long-standing sanctions to strike a deal with Vladimir Putin to import hundreds of thousands of tons of Russian diesel.
2. Following fierce criticism of the deal from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, both Trump and Putin publicly called for Zelensky's replacement, arguing that a new leader is required to successfully negotiate an end to the war.
Meanwhile, amid the political fallout, Russia and Ukraine have continued to trade accusations over drone strikes targeting energy infrastructure and oil refineries on both sides.
DETAILS:
Yes, both Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin want Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky replaced, though their motivations stem from different strategic objectives.
According to reports from CNN and The Washington Post, US President Donald Trump stated on October 10, 2026, that "it's time for Ukraine to get a new president". This position aligns with Russian President Vladimir Putin's long-term war goal of orchestrating a regime change in Kyiv.
Zelensky himself acknowledged this shared sentiment during an interview with ABC News on October 11, 2026, noting, "I know that Putin wanted very much to change the president in Ukraine," and adding that "President Trump really wants to have some changes" as well. [1, 2, 3]
The developments driving this shared stance include:
The Spark: The US-Russia Diesel Deal
· The Agreement: President Trump bypassed years of American sanctions to strike a deal with Vladimir Putin to import hundreds of thousands of tons of Russian diesel. Trump pursued the deal to lower domestic fuel costs ahead of the upcoming US midterm elections. [1, 4, 5, 6]
· Zelensky's Pushback: Zelensky fiercely condemned the agreement, labeling it a "weak decision" and a financial "gift for Putin" that directly funds Russia's war machine. [7, 8]
· Trump's Retaliation: Angered by Zelensky’s criticism and ongoing Ukrainian drone strikes against Russian oil refineries, Trump publicly called for Zelensky's replacement. Trump asserted that Zelensky "could have settled this war many times" but deliberately chooses not to, claiming a new leader is required to successfully negotiate a deal. [1, 6, 7, 8, 9]
Zelensky's Counter-Proposal
In response to Trump's demands to step down, Zelensky extended a challenge via ABC News: if Russia agrees to a full, 60-day ceasefire, Ukraine will organize democratic elections. Zelensky stated, "Of course, we will be ready for any choice of our people", while pushing back on foreign critics by stating they simply "can't find a key how to stop Putin" and find it easier to pressure Ukraine instead. [2, 3]
Current Friction
Following this exchange, Trump announced on Truth Social that an immediate "energy ceasefire" had been agreed upon by both nations. However, Zelensky reported at the Warsaw Security Forum on October 12, 2026, that Russia immediately violated the claim by launching targeted strikes on a power plant in Kharkiv, famously remarking that "Putin does not read Truth Social". [10, 11, 12]
Zelensky... ‘Trump never cared about us’: [Ukraine smarts at U.S. pressure and deal with Putin].
.PB
#2.
Cries for Help (Vax Injury Reports buried by the CDC)
V-safe was built to hear from people after vaccination, and these participants used it for that purpose. In their own words, 3,329 people reported serious harm, suicidal thoughts, near-death events, or the death of someone they loved. Many kept writing for weeks or months. Their entries describe promised callbacks that never came, pleas for help with no reply, and repeated questions about whether anyone was reading at all. This audit cannot determine what the CDC did with these reports. It can document what participants experienced: a system that asked them to report and, as they describe it, did not respond.
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.PB
#3.
3 Health WINS OF THE WEEK from Ted Kuntz
In the United States, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other federal officials announced the opening of a new National Institutes of Health clinic dedicated to investigating vaccine injuries. The initiative aims to improve research, identify potential treatments, and give greater attention to individuals who have reported adverse reactions following vaccination. Officials also announced measures to strengthen vaccine injury reporting and surveillance.
Unbecoming posted an article titled “The Session” which exposes the re-education session that anyone in Ontario who does not want their child injected with the cocktail of vaccines are forced to watch, before they must sign an affidavit stating that they are “knowingly putting your child’s life at risk”. Link↗
Researchers are now admitting that the cause of Parkinson’s is primarily environmental. “The principal causes of the disease are not in our DNA but outside in our environment,” says Dr. Ray Dorsey, a neurologist and co-author of “The Parkinson’s Plan.” “Only 13 percent of Americans carry any known genetic cause or risk factor for the disease—the principal causes are chemicals in our food, water, and air.” For the vast majority of individuals, the condition is considered “idiopathic” (of unknown direct origin), meaning it is triggered by external elements acting on a person’s biological vulnerabilities. Dorsey and Okun don’t hesitate to describe the disease as a pandemic—not one caused by a virus, but by a new class of vectors, including pesticides, industrial solvents, and air pollution. Link↗
.PB
#4.
A simple Skin Cancer Cure
STUDY: Topical Vitamin C in DMSO ELIMINATED 86.7% of the World’s Most Common Skin Cancer Within 8 Weeks A rando...
.PB
#5.
For NFL Fans
.PB
#6.
These are good teaching videos!
.PB
#7.
A.I. mind-reading now possible
The breakthrough has raised alarming concerns about coercive interrogation, predictive policing, and intrusions into the privacy of the human brain.
Professor Michal Irani of the Weizmann Institute of Science developed Brain-IT, an AI model that interprets functional magnetic resonance imaging scans to recreate images viewed by participants.
Researchers are now looking beyond still images toward hearing, video, and potentially dreams.
.PB
#8.
Be known for your fruit, not your gifts, of the Spirit.
.PB
#9.
Compare E vs W Europe
Poland and Slovakia rank at the bottom of European figures. Rape counts compiled through the European Institute for Gender Equality run roughly 500 to 600 cases a year in Poland, or about 1.3 per 100,000 people, and about 100 cases in Slovakia, or about 1.8 per 100,000.
Meanwhile, Sweden recorded nearly 9,000 rape cases in the same period, France more than 40,000 and Germany more than 13,000.
Furthermore, large riots with arson and attacks on police in high-immigration districts, including France’s ongoing 2026 school unrest that led to thousands of arrests, have no equivalent scale in Polish or Slovak cities.
.PB
#10.
Power Grid Emergency in 13 states
.PB
Inputs from OLEG Kodolov
#1.Midterms and a Good Argument Against Socialism
.OK
#2.
Brexit Reversal
.OK
#3.
US Trade Situation Today
RUMOUR:
RUMOURS Circulating out there...:
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1776-2017, Two American Covenants Under God
1776 → 2017: Two American Covenants Under GodThe central connection is the principle that government derives its rightful authority from the people, rather than the people deriving their rights from government.
America’s Founders proclaimed that principle in 1776.
President Donald Trump invoked it again in his first inaugural address on January 20, 2017.
Separated by 241 years, these declarations share three foundational ideas:1. God is above government. The Founders appealed to their Creator as the source of unalienable rights.
2. Trump took his constitutional oath and invoked God’s protection of the nation.
The people are above their public servants. The Declaration grounds legitimate government in the consent of the governed. Trump declared that power was being transferred from Washington to the American people.
3. Government is a trust, not a master. Public authority exists to protect rights and serve the people, and its exercise remains accountable to them.
The distinction is that 1776 declared the principles of American independence; 2017 was a presidential promise to govern according to the specific understanding of those principles.
The historical correlation1776 – The Founders’ Sacred PledgeThe Declaration invokes the Creator, the Supreme Judge of the world and divine Providence. Its’ signers pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor to independence.
2017 – Trump’s Constitutional Oath and Public PromiseTrump swore to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution, then publicly committed his administration to returning political power to the American people.
Founding principle, 1776Trump’s inaugural message, 2017:Rights originate from the Creator1 Just powers require consent2 Government must be controlled by the people2 Reject unaccountable royal power3 Challenge entrenched Washington power cartels4 Government defends people’s divine rights5 Government exists to serve, never control citizens6 Sacred honor and personal s-------e7 Presidential duty and promised public service
These are parallels in stated principles, not identical legal commitments. The Declaration was a collective revolutionary pledge, whereas Trump’s presidential oath was a Covenant prescribed obligation. His promise to return power was part of his inaugural address aligned with his Covenant oath.
The Deeper Covenantal MeaningThe strongest philosophical connection is an enduring hierarchy of authority:• GOD Creator• Natural Law• Unalienable Rights• WE THE PEOPLESovereignty • Consent • Political Authority
GOVERNMENT = Delegated Powers • Sworn Duties • AccountabilityThis expresses a natural-rights interpretation of America’s Founders. It also establishes a standard by which any president, including Trump, can be judged: whether government actually respects rights, consent, constitutional limits and accountability.
The essential 1776–2017 connection is therefore a shared claim about the rightful direction of authority: from the people to their government, never the reverse.
Our Founders declared that principle as justification for independence.
Trump adopted its language of Sovereignty as the central promise of his presidency.
In the language of covenant, the enduring principle is simple:• Rights are not gifts from government.• Public power is entrusted, not owned.• A Covenant Oath binds the officeholder to duty, not the people to obedience.
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10.12.26: Define Plan, Surprise Witness, Energy Ceasefire, Endgame
The current global climate is defined by a sense of profound transformation, where traditional political narratives are being challenged by new movements and shifting alliances. As the United States moves closer to pivotal election cycles, the national conversation has expanded far beyond simple party platforming.
Today, discussions encompass everything from the accuracy of statistical polling to the fundamental structure of global power. A recent deep-dive presentation by And We Know Official offers a comprehensive look at these dynamics, providing a perspective that blends political analysis with a call for national and spiritual vigilance.
The American political landscape is currently witnessing a notable surge in Republican momentum.
While mainstream media outlets often provide a specific set of data points, there is a growing school of thought suggesting that traditional polling may be systematically undercounting a significant portion of the electorate. This skepticism is rooted in the belief that support for Donald Trump and the broader Republican platform is often underestimated by several percentage points. If these projections hold true, the upcoming 2024 Midterms and general elections could see a substantial shift in the balance of power within both the Senate and the House of Representatives. This potential “red wave” is framed not just as a political victory, but as a mandate for a different direction in governance.
Beyond domestic borders, the video explores the intricate and often misunderstood realities of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict. Rather than viewing the situation through a standard lens, the narrative highlights the role of energy diplomacy as a tool for peace. There is a strong emphasis on President Trump’s previous stances regarding energy independence and his potential to negotiate a ceasefire that prioritizes global stability.
The commentary goes a step further by critiquing the current leadership in Ukraine, suggesting that the continuation of the conflict may be tied to more complex, and perhaps less transparent, motivations. By reframing the conflict around energy agreements between major world powers, the video suggests a path toward reducing international dependencies and restoring national sovereignty.
A recurring theme in this analysis is the ongoing struggle against what many describe as a “deep state” or a global shadow network. This narrative posits that entrenched interests within government, finance, and media work in tandem to maintain central control at the expense of individual citizens. The video portrays Donald Trump’s political career as a focused effort to dismantle these power structures through legal frameworks and international re-negotiations. This perspective views the current political friction not as mere partisanship, but as a historic confrontation between globalist agendas and a movement dedicated to empowering the “forgotten” citizen.
Cultural and social tensions are also at the forefront of the discussion, particularly the rising movements across Europe and their impact on Western identity. The video touches upon the complexities of cultural integration and the legal debates regarding justice and federal law in the United States, including discussions on stringent legal penalties for high-level crimes.
There is an underlying concern regarding the infiltration of American institutions by ideologies that may be at odds with traditional values. These heavy themes are balanced by a look at the importance of community-building and personal well-being, highlighting events like the upcoming Alaska cruise and various health initiatives as ways for like-minded individuals to connect and strengthen their resolve.
Ultimately, the narrative presented is one of awakening and anticipation. It suggests that the world is on the precipice of a significant reorganization, driven by a blend of political strategy and a grassroots desire for transparency. By examining the intersection of domestic policy, geopolitical conflict, and institutional reform, the video encourages viewers to remain informed and active.
For those looking to explore these topics in greater depth and understand the nuances of this suggested Republican resurgence, the full video from And We Know Official on YouTube serves as a detailed resource for further exploration and insight.
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