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SPIRITUAL:
Verse-for-TODAY:
New International Version
Submission to Governing Authorities
Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God.
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CANADIAN:
OLEG:
In MI Senate race, Christian vs. not
Oleg Kodolov
Do you want Canada to be an 'Associate member' of the EU?
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Canada's future was being negotiated in Montreal last week, and the media wasn't even allowed in the room.
Prime Minister Mark Carney hosted European leaders at the Old Port for the Canada-EU summit. Delegates met behind closed doors, and I stood outside and watched a long line of cars pull up to the venue.
Inside, the question was how close Canada should get to Brussels. Carney says he wants the deepest partnership possible short of actually joining. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who isn't directly elected by European voters, wants Canada to become the EU's first "associate member."
So what would associate membership cost Canadians, and what would we give up?
Von der Leyen talked about bringing Canadian and European policies, parliaments and even courts closer together.
That goes far beyond a trade deal.
Canadians have a right to know what's on the table before signing anything.
If Carney wants to bring Canada under Europe's influence, he should have to ask Canadians first.
Please sign the petition at NoToTheEU.com and tell Mark Carney that no government should tie Canada to European laws, courts or budgets without first putting it to a vote in Parliament.
Yours truly,
Alexa LavoieRebel News
P.S. The more Canadians sign, the harder it gets for Ottawa to do this quietly. Once you've signed at NoToTheEU.com, please forward this email to a friend.
REBEL News
TRUMP:
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A federal appeals court has rejected the Trump administration’s latest bid to block California election officials from processing more than 20,000 ballots flagged by the Justice Department over suspected noncitizen voters.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals shot down the DOJ’s emergency request, leaving the disputed mail-in ballots in play after a Los Angeles federal judge rejected the administration’s initial attempt to have them set aside earlier this week.
The ruling marked another blow to President Trump’s escalating effort to challenge California’s voter rolls just days before Election Day.
A voter marks a ballot during a mariachi serenade at the CHIRLA Flex Vote Center in Los Angeles on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026.Getty Images
“Because Congress has not exercised the specific power granted to it under the Elections Clause to override California’s established laws for challenging ballots or removing ineligible voters, the State Legislature’s statutory scheme remains the only method to do so,” the appellate court said.
US District Judge David O. Carter, a Bill Clinton appointee, had criticized the DOJ’s lawsuit in denying the restraining order Wednesday and said election officials have until Dec. 3 — the date by which election results must be certified — to resolve the issue, suggesting there was no need for an emergency injunction.
AMERICA First News
Key midterm races to watch as polls open Tuesday
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Check out Kalshi’s live Midterm marketplace:
· Michigan Senate: Progressive Abdul El-Sayed holds a considerable lead over Republican Mike Rogers, who received a surprise last-minute endorsement this week from Democrat Haley Stevens. El-Sayed’s far-left platform drew strong muslim community and college-educated support but weaker numbers among non-college voters in the primary.
· Texas Senate: Democrat and woke “christian” flip flopper James Talarico leads Republican AG Ken Paxton despite Texas’s red lean.
· Alaska Senate: A second candidate sharing GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan’s name is on the ballot amid allegations that Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign and the DSCC coordinated to recruit him specifically to confuse voters. DOJ subpoenas and a state investigation are underway; Peltola holds a slim polling lead.
· Maine Senate: Democrat Troy Jackson leads longtime Sen. Susan Collins slightly.
· Kansas Senate: Republican Roger Marshall trails Democrat Adam Hamilton amid scrutiny over Marshall’s past lawsuits against patients and unpaid bills, in a historically safe GOP state.
· House races: Forecasters expect Democrats to retake the House, with several previously safe Republican seats — including in Arizona, Colorado, Virginia, and Wisconsin — shifting toward Democrats.
Do you think the momentum built by President Trump and Republicans in the final weeks before the midterms is enough to beat the odds?
AMERICA First News
GLOBAL:
“Anderson, my mind is made up! I’m an independent woman! This is about Michigan!”
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CNN’s Anderson Cooper repeatedly challenged Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens on her last minute endorsement of Mike Rogers over far-left Abdul El-Sayed in the critical Michigan senate race.
“This is about Abdul getting angrier and angrier, saying ‘I don’t want these people in my campaign!’” Stevens told the CNN host. “Anderson, my mind is made up! I’m an independent woman!”
C.N.N.
Barack Obama Questions Donald Trump’s ‘Obsession’ With Him
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Former President Barack Obama said President Donald Trump’s repeated references to him reflect an “obsession,” during a podcast interview this week, reinforcing their long-running rivalry.
The comments, made during the latest episode of All The Smoke, released June 24, 2026, arrive amid a new wave of Trump attacks on Obama in his second term, underscoring a pattern that continues to shape political messaging.
“Barack Hussein Obama will go down as one of the most dishonest, divisive, and destructive Presidents in history,” White House spokesman Davis Ingle told Newsweek in emailed comments responding to Obama's interview appearance.
Key Points
· Obama says Trump’s focus on him is “a strange thing” and suggests it signals misplaced priorities in government.
· Trump has repeatedly invoked Obama in recent weeks, including during criticism over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
· The dynamic stretches back to 2011, when Trump became a leading voice behind the “birther” conspiracy questioning Obama’s citizenship.
· Trump’s references to Obama spiked even during his first term, at times appearing dozens of times within a single month in speeches and remarks.
· Attacks have ranged from policy critiques to personal insults and viral social media posts, continuing into 2026.
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Daniel Brooks INPUTS:
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Dan’s Daily Briefing — November 3, 2026
1. U.S. midterms put Trump’s congressional power—and Canadian trade—on the ballot
Facts: Americans vote on November 3 for all 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats and numerous state offices. Polls and nonpartisan forecasts favour Democrats to capture the House, while control of the Senate remains uncertain.
More than 57 million ballots were cast before Election Day. Trump’s approval has been weakened by inflation, the Iran war and fuel prices, while several Republican candidates in northern border states have faced pressure over tariffs affecting trade with Canada. investing.com
Verification note: Polling and election forecasts are not results. Close races may remain unresolved beyond tonight because of mail ballots and legal challenges.
Why it matters to Dan: A Democratic House could slow Trump’s domestic agenda and scrutinize trade and war policy, but it could not independently erase tariffs imposed through executive authority. A Republican sweep would strengthen Trump’s bargaining position with Carney.
For Ontario’s auto, steel and agricultural sectors, watch Michigan, Maine and congressional control—not merely the presidential commentary. Yesterday’s proposed Canada–U.S. “concept” may look quite different once Washington knows who controls the legislative chequebook.
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2. U.S. strikes Iranian positions as peace hopes fade
Facts: The United States carried out what it described as limited defensive strikes against surface-to-air missile positions on Iran’s Qeshm Island overnight November 2–3. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard separately said it downed an American MQ-9 drone east of the Strait of Hormuz.
Qatari mediators returned to Tehran with a revised draft, but a senior Iranian official said the two sides remain far apart. Iran continues to demand that its conditions be met before reopening Hormuz or beginning nuclear negotiations. AOL
Unconfirmed: Independent sources have not confirmed Iran’s claim that it destroyed the drone. The precise targets, damage and casualties from the American strikes have not been fully disclosed.
Why it matters to Dan: This is the substantive change from yesterday: limited military action has resumed even while diplomacy continues. That increases the risk of retaliation against shipping, Gulf infrastructure and American bases.
For Ontario preparedness, continue monitoring diesel, freight and fertilizer. A one-day move in crude or gold is market sentiment; reopened shipping lanes and sustained tanker traffic are evidence.
Prediction: The election result will influence Trump’s political room for escalation, but Iran’s response to these strikes may determine the immediate timetable.
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3. Supreme Court hears pivotal Catholic-preschool religious-liberty case
Facts: The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments on November 3 in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy. Catholic institutions want an exemption from Colorado’s nondiscrimination conditions for its publicly funded universal-preschool program.
Colorado supplies 15 weekly hours of preschool and permits religious providers, but participating schools must offer equal enrollment opportunities regardless of family sexual orientation or gender identity. The Catholic plaintiffs say enforcement burdens their religious exercise; Colorado says recipients of public money must follow neutral program rules. Reuters
Legal limitation: Lower courts upheld Colorado’s position. Today’s hearing is not a judgment; a decision is expected by the end of June 2027.
Why it matters to Dan: The issue reaches beyond sexuality: when government creates a broadly available benefit, can it condition participation on surrendering a religious admissions policy?
Canadian Charter doctrine differs, but churches, schools and ministries face the same practical tension whenever grants arrive with secular operating requirements. Christians should defend institutional conscience while acknowledging the state’s legitimate duty to state clearly how public funds may be used. The danger begins when either side pretends there is no tradeoff.
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4. China intervenes to slow the yuan’s rise
Facts: China’s central bank announced on November 3 that it will raise the foreign-currency reserve requirement for financial institutions from 4% to 6%, effective November 15.
The measure is expected to remove approximately US$24 billion in foreign currency from the financial system and produced the yuan’s sharpest daily decline in six months. Beijing is attempting to restrain a prolonged currency rally that can make Chinese exports less competitive. Reuters
Why it matters to Dan: China is demonstrating that major currencies are managed instruments, not merely prices discovered by a neutral market. A weaker yuan can support Chinese exporters while increasing competitive pressure on Canadian manufacturers.
This is also relevant to currency-revaluation claims: genuine exchange-rate changes appear through central-bank measures, licensed markets, reserve flows and published policy—not private redemption appointments or secret exchange tiers.
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5. Debt-funded AI boom begins testing the financial system
Facts: Financial institutions are warning that funding requirements for AI infrastructure are increasingly moving beyond technology companies’ internal cash flow.
Alphabet sold approximately €6 billion in bonds on November 2. Goldman Sachs estimates major cloud operators’ capital spending could approach US$800 billion in 2026 and US$1.2 trillion next year. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq lost nearly 7% in October, and the Nasdaq-100 shed more than US$2.5 trillion in market value as investors questioned returns on AI investment. reuters.com
Why it matters to Dan: AI infrastructure is shifting from a software-growth story into a credit, electricity and construction story. If revenue arrives slowly while borrowing costs rise, the consequences can extend from technology shares to bonds, utilities and pension portfolios.
For media operations, this reinforces a sensible standard: fund AI tools against demonstrated savings, quality improvements or additional capacity. Buying a useful automation is modernization; borrowing billions because every competitor has a larger server building is how a technology strategy develops a mortgage and starts avoiding eye contact.
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Patrick Bestall’s INPUT:
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#1.
By Faith & Not By Sight (original performance)
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Getty wrote and first performed it on 100 Huntly Street 16 years ago.
Here is the later recording with lyrics:
In Christ Alone
I wish they would sing it in church here.
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#2.
Where did our billions go?
In a press conference on Parliament Hill on October 29, 2026, a coalition of Canadian peace organizations is calling for an independent audit into the billions of dollars allocated in financial, humanitarian, and military assistance to Ukraine. Advocates raise questions about transparency, tracking, and oversight to ensure public funds are accountable to Canadian taxpayers.
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#3.
PROOF: You can't blend cultures
Broadly speaking, the study finds that Western populations exhibit higher individualism, are more willing to cooperate and extend moral concern beyond kin, place greater emphasis on personal freedom and self-expression, display greater tolerance for individual variation, and place less emphasis on obedience to authority.
Western populations with Christian traditions are taught to "Love your neighbour" not just your kin and people who repay IOU's and favors. The devout will even "Love your enemy". Only Christianity teaches this!
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…32If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners love those who love them. 33 If you do good to those who do good to you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners do the same. 34And if you lend to those from whom you expect repayment, what credit is that to you? Even sinners lend to sinners, expecting to be repaid in full.…Luke 6:32-34
William Meijer on X: "The Multivariate Rarity of Western Psychology Using data from the World Values Survey (2005–2014) across 80 countries (≈85% of the world’s population), Muthukrishna et al. (2020) show that cultural and psychological differences between societies are best understood as patterns https://t.co/2dU3r3bEyo" / X
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#4.
Will Muslim countries die of thirst? (16 min.)
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Underground disaster.
.PB
#5.
The "aliens" among us?
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.PB
#6.
Living vs Walking in the Spirit
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And We Know Official — 11.2.26: Planes, Poland, Michigan, Fight of the Century, Enemy Creates Chaos while Losing
In the ever-evolving landscape of global politics, the intersection of grassroots movements and international incidents often creates a complex narrative that defines the era. A recent and comprehensive analysis from the team at And We Know Official delves into these pressing issues, offering a bird’s-eye view of how local sentiments in the United States are mirroring broader struggles for sovereignty across the Atlantic. From the pivotal Senate races in the Midwest to the high-stakes constitutional debates in Eastern Europe, the current climate suggests a significant shift in voter priorities and a growing demand for transparency and traditional values.
One of the most notable shifts discussed in the recent update involves the Michigan Senate race, a contest that many political analysts view as a bellwether for the national mood. There is a growing sentiment among Michigan voters that reflects a move toward Republican candidate Mike Rogers. This trend appears to be driven by a deepening dissatisfaction with the current administration’s policies and a desire for a different approach to governance. As voters in the Great Lakes State grapple with economic concerns and local issues, the momentum behind Rogers highlights a potential realignment that could significantly impact the balance of power in Washington.
The geopolitical focus then shifts toward Poland, where a dramatic political confrontation is unfolding between the EU-backed government and proponents of national sovereignty. The analysis suggests that the current administration in Poland is engaged in an effort to alter the constitutional order, particularly regarding the control of national currency and gold reserves. This struggle is described as a critical juncture for the nation, as it balances its role within the European Union against the desire to maintain independent control over its financial and legal systems. The tension in Warsaw serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing debate between globalist integration and national self-determination.
Back on the domestic front, the discourse covers a wide array of updates ranging from job growth reports to recent actions taken by the FBI. These developments are framed within the context of the upcoming election cycles, where concerns regarding election integrity and transparency remain a central theme for many activists. The narrative explores how these domestic factors influence public trust in institutions and the ways in which grassroots movements are organizing to ensure that their voices are heard within the legislative process. These updates emphasize the importance of civic engagement and the role of the individual in the American democratic experiment.
A particularly intriguing segment of the analysis focuses on a mysterious Learjet crash that occurred near Mar-a-Lago in Florida. The incident has sparked a variety of theories, with some observers looking into potential connections to missile defense systems or elite interests in the region. While official reports continue to emerge, the speculation surrounding this event highlights a broader public interest in national security and the transparency of high-profile incidents. The discussion invites viewers to look beyond the surface of mainstream headlines to understand the deeper implications of such unusual occurrences.
Underpinning the entire discussion is a strong emphasis on patriotism and Christian values as guiding principles for navigating modern challenges. The content encourages a call to political activism, framed not just as a civic duty, but as a moral imperative to protect constitutional freedoms and resist perceived autocratic threats. By reinforcing faith as a central pillar of the community, the narrative seeks to provide a sense of hope and direction for those who feel marginalized by current political trends. This perspective fosters a community of like-minded individuals dedicated to preserving what they view as the core tenets of Western civilization.
For those looking to explore these topics in greater depth and gain a more nuanced understanding of the forces shaping our world, the full video offers a wealth of information. Watch the full video from And We Know Official for further insights and information.
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Canada Folds, Sovereignty, Trump’s Economic Plan Is Destroying The [CB] Agenda
Streamed on: Nov 2, 6:15 pm EST
Canada folded and gave into Trump. Canada is trying to play both sides and you know when you do this you lose. Canada will be paying for a lot, Keystone pipeline and no tariffs on farmers. Trumps economy is taking off, manufacture is increased over 10 consecutive months. The [CB] agenda is being destroyed.
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The Great Restoration
THE GREAT RESTORATIONMy fellow Americans, history, law, war, crypto and spiritual revival now converge around one key question: “Does money serve humanity, or does humanity serve whoever controls money?”
Our 2026 convergence explores this scenario.
1971 – 2026This represents a 55-year struggle over who controls the measure of human labor – and the era that was required to return power, property and wealth to the people.
1971 – The SeparationThe United States suspended the dollar’s convertibility into gold for foreign official holders. Symbolically, this becomes the opening chapter: monetary promises move further from physical redemption, while confidence in institutions carries more of the system’s weight.
55 YearsThe accumulated reckoning.1971–2026 is the arc: generations working, saving, borrowing and building within a monetary order whose arbitrary rules they largely inherited – and now reject.
Q – 5:5A code of clarity – a signal that that conveys clarity. A numerical intel drop supplying symbolism; “message received loud & clear”
LawThe restoration of entrusted authority. A lawful aspiration that is straightforward:• public officials exercise only delegated powers;• property belongs to its lawful owners;• agreements require meaningful, honest, mutual consent;
Restoration makes these principles operational through enforceable law, transparent institutions and accessible remedies.
WarThe human struggle over the machinery of false power. The decisive battlefield includes issuance, debt, custody, settlement, information and permission. Control over money systems shapes what governments, businesses and individuals can actually do. Our monetary revolution becomes consequential when we change the actual relationships.
Gold Ends the FEDThe demand for monetary discipline. As a slogan, this expresses the defeat of discretionary monetary power through an independently verifiable constraint. Gold supplies the ancient symbol of that constraint.
Watch the WaterFollow liquidity. Water represents money moving through the world: reservoirs of collateral, channels of credit, dams of permission and currents of settlement. The revealing question becomes: Who can release the flow, redirect it, price access to it – or stop it?
XRPThe proposed bridge. XRP enters this era as an instrument for moving value between currencies and markets. Its place in the restoration story rests on actual adoption, liquidity, ownership rights and governance. Fast settlement and honest conduct governs the institutions using it.
NCSWICInevitability and solidarity.The acronym provides the narrative’s emotional force: “Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming.” Reflects a confidence that change will arrive and a commitment to shared destiny. A fulfillment of voluntary participation, individual rights and accountability, including accountability for those promising our liberation.
RestorationA revival when we the people embrace honest measures. A new monetary system earns moral authority through truthful accounting, faithful stewardship, consent and equal treatment.
We will be able to verify what we own, understand what we owe, exchange value freely and hold entrusted powers accountable.
Sound money. Honest weights. True measures. Real sovereignty.
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[DS] Election Panic, Their Own Are Turning On Them, Propaganda Failed, Time To Take It Back
Streamed on: Nov 2, 6:45 pm EST
The [DS] is now panicking over the election, their fake polls have not worked and now they are trapped. Trump is going to show that non-citizens illegal or legally in this country were allowed to vote, watch CA. Moderate D’s are turning on their own party and endorsing Republicans, death blow, the propaganda has failed. It is time to take back control of the country. The D party will cease to exist the way we know it today.
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The End
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