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No.

I will not comply.

Try to force the issue, and I'll show you just how much I plan not to comply. https://t.co/p1PbCUjF01

— Nick Freitas (@NickJFreitas) November 7, 2026

h/t Biden's Dog on A♠

THE DEMOCRACY FILES / THE INSURRECTION PLAYBOOK, SPECIAL EDITION: ON CROSSING THE RUBICON~

Many people on X are calling for elections to not to be certified, or for Trump to not to seat the new Congress on January 3rd.

In a sense, attributing 2026 results to cheating is too narrow of a way to look at a much larger and a much worse problem.

The problem isn't that machines decided to flip 15% of Republican votes and stole the 2026 midterms from us.

The problem is that our elections are untransparent, monopolized by mysterious NGOs, and set up institutionally such that they are impossible to challenge or audit honestly.

I wrote a book, UNELECTED. It lays out the whole NGO Administrative Complex and how they have monopolized virtually every facet of our ordinary society and perform functions through, above, and despite Congress. This is what they do. They cut off every single plausible path to their own reform.

The last two chapters explain my remedy, but I do not believe these chapters are easily approached without reading the other 300+ pages first. And I've had fans compare it to "A Brief History of Time" in complexity ... while I wouldn't go that far, it is an enormous problem with an enormous network that developed over an enormous amount of time.

The good news is that our anger at finding out about this, and our lashing out at all this is the epistemic bubble popping. Regimes don't last long after that.

The bad news is - to borrow a phrase my friend uses - there are many ways to lose, and few ways to preserve our Republic.

I'm not here to tell you that President Trump shouldn't use the 2026 elections to force a showdown.

I'm here to tell you what happens if he does. If he goes down this route, he better treat it like crossing the Rubicon.

Pray for peace and wisdom for the administration as they deal with the many difficult decisions ahead.

Watch the video with an open mind and heart.

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) November 9, 2026

In a sense, attributing 2026 results to cheating is too narrow of a way to look at a much larger and a much worse problem.

The problem isn't that machines decided to flip 15% of Republican votes and stole the 2026 midterms from us.

The problem is that our elections are untransparent, monopolized by mysterious NGOs, and set up institutionally such that they are impossible to challenge or audit honestly.

I wrote a book, UNELECTED. It lays out the whole NGO Administrative Complex and how they have monopolized virtually every facet of our ordinary society and perform functions through, above, and despite Congress. This is what they do. They cut off every single plausible path to their own reform.

The last two chapters explain my remedy, but I do not believe these chapters are easily approached without reading the other 300+ pages first. And I've had fans compare it to "A Brief History of Time" in complexity ... while I wouldn't go that far, it is an enormous problem with an enormous network that developed over an enormous amount of time.

The good news is that our anger at finding out about this, and our lashing out at all this is the epistemic bubble popping. Regimes don't last long after that.

The bad news is - to borrow a phrase my friend uses - there are many ways to lose, and few ways to preserve our Republic.

I'm not here to tell you that President Trump shouldn't use the 2026 elections to force a showdown.

I'm here to tell you what happens if he does. If he goes down this route, he better treat it like crossing the Rubicon.

Pray for peace and wisdom for the administration as they deal with the many difficult decisions ahead.

Watch the video with an open mind and heart.

h/t Biden's Dog on A♠

unlocking any car from X brand in most of the world
At the end of the day… we could send remote commands such as unlocking and turning the engines on, for any of the automaker's vehicles in Australia, the United States, and Canada.

h/t A♠ Tech News

—Buck Throckmorton on A♠

This is fantastic!!
(@KatTheHammer1) November 6, 2026

h/t Anonosaurus Wrecks on A♠