There has been story after story of counties, towns and states banning and removing the offending cameras and contracts. For once in a long time pols have figured out that they may get tarred and feathered for not representing those that they are supposed to. FLOCK is a start, but hopefully not th ending
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The Department of Justice is investigating CCTV video from Lewiston City Hall that appears to show dozens of instances of NGO workers — operating as “interpreters” — coaching illiterate Somalis on how to vote and even filling out ballots for them.
The shocking footage was obtained by The Maine Wire under the Freedom of Access Act and shows left-wing NGOs running an industrial-scale ballot stuffing scheme, using non-English-speaking migrants to obtain ballots and then instructing them on how to vote a party line ticket for Democrats.
“We review all evidence concerning complaints of voter intimidation and election interference, including the video from Lewiston’s early voting at City Hall,” U.S. Attorney for Maine Andrew Benson told The Robinson Report.
“We will not tolerate threats to the integrity of our elections, and we look forward to working with the Attorney General’s Office and the Secretary of State’s office to defend our democracy,” said Benson.
When videos and images showing irregular behavior by the alleged Somali translators first went viral last week, Lewiston Mayor Carl Sheline quickly moved to block photojournalists from documenting the violations election officials would later disrupt multiple times.
Sheline, who spent $40,000 of his own money to win the $7,000 mayoral job, has been an unambiguous devotee to the narrow agenda of the Darod/Ogaden clan of Somalis that dominates the migrant NGO world in Lewiston.
Sheline’s bid to limit journalists’ ability to document election shenanigans, however, did not cover the city’s own CCTV cameras, which captured 140 hours of electioneering so tawdry it would have made Boss Tweed blush.
The CCTV video was obtained under Maine’s Freedom of Access Act and covers the period of early in-person voting at City Hall, which began on Oct. 13.
The rest with all the details here: https://www.themainewire.com/2026/10/election-fraud-doj-somali-lewiston-maine/
The expansion of a mosque near Tarpon Springs has turned into a flashpoint on national conservative social media a week before the election.
The mosque, run out of a home, has been around for decades. As it sought to rebuild with a larger footprint this year, a local official said, the zoning change got no pushback — until this month.
Dozens of people showed up at a Pinellas County Commission meeting Tuesday urging commissioners to reverse aland-use vote that would allow the demolition and expansion of the mosque on Keystone Road.
Some speakers worried about development in that quiet pocket of northern Pinellas County. Others raised concerns about the property’s intended use. Some invoked blunt concerns about the practice of Islam in Tampa Bay.
“To my fellow Tarponites, I ask you to take one look at New York City, take a look at downtown Clearwater,” said Gary Posch, who said he moved from Queens, New York. “Is this what we want for our beautiful little town? Don’t let your guard down. We need to fight this as if the life of our town depends on it. Because believe me, it does.”
Posch’s comments kicked off nearly two hours of testimony from residents, several speaking against the mosque, called Masjid Al Rahman, and Islam.
Their appeals came to a brief halt after one speaker, who identified herself as Celine Al Jamal and wore a niqab — which covers the entire body except for the eyes and is associated with the Islamic faith — stepped forward and played a recording. It included the sound of a flute and a person speaking in another language.
Several people in the audience heckled her and yelled at her to stop. The speaker’s identity and intent remained murky Wednesday.
But the recording traveled fast. It made its way to the X account of conservative influencer Laura Loomer, who called on state Attorney General James Uthmeier to act.
“Last night at the Pinellas County, Florida, County Commission meeting, a Muslim woman dressed in full Islamic garb and burka blasted the call to prayer at the microphone and forced the entire meeting to listen to it,” Loomer wrote. “Shut these jihadi freaks down!!!! @AGJamesUthmeier.”
U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna also posted a video clip of a man who she said was a “Muslim leader from my district.” She alleged that based on the video, he wanted to force Islam on others in her Wednesday afternoon post. It’s unclear if the man was from the mosque near Tarpon Springs or if the video was taken out of context, though Loomer also reposted it. Other conservative influencers have posted the video on X with the title, “ISLAMIZATION OF FLORIDA.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/north-pinellas-residents-speak-against-213113707.html
Rylie Barnes, president of the College Republicans chapter, captured the assault on video.
Journalist Andy Ngo identified the individual as Robert Jefferson Tulley, a Roblox game developer who works at Gamefam Studios in Salt Lake City on children’s gaming projects.
Ngo investigates: I’ve been able to find out the real identity of the trans violent extremist accused of attacking a @uofutah conservative student after wishing for mass deadly violence.
“Amber Grace” is the alias of Robert Jefferson Tulley. He’s a Roblox game developer who has worked on many children’s gaming projects.
He works at @gamefamstudios in Salt Lake City. https://t.co/eruxyD5BQB
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) October 29, 2026
The confrontation took place near the Marriott Library, where the College Republicans had set up a whiteboard reading “There are only two genders” and inviting students to vote yes or no.
According to the group, Tulley approached the table, wiped the board clean by hand, and later returned after it was redrawn.
When a member asked whether he believed in free speech, Tulley laughed and replied, “No, I think Republicans should be shot in the street, personally.”
Tulley then demanded the video be deleted, and when refused, he lunged, tackled the student to the ground, and tore his sweatshirt and shirt.
Bystanders broke it up.
WATCH:
Transgender man says: “I think Republicans should be shot in the street” moments prior to brutally assaulting a College Republican student.
Republican students aren’t safe around unstable men pretending they’re woman.
Follow @UtahCollegeReps https://t.co/ivu9G2igfE
— Rylie (@Rylieparis05) October 28, 2026
Tulley attempted to apologize before fleeing when police were called. He was later identified and cited.
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SINGAPORE/TOKYO Oct 30 (Reuters) – Hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, in a record theft that analysts pinned on North Korea and said could shake faith in digital assets.
Cryptocurrency prices fell on the news, while Binance halted withdrawals and said it would cover the losses. About half the stolen assets were quickly frozen by stablecoin issuers such as Tether, Circle and the Trump-backed World Liberty Financial.
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“This was a complex attack, and we are doing all we can in coordination with law enforcement to resolve it,” Binance said in a post on X.
The exchange said customer funds were safe and that it was working with partners to freeze some of the affected assets, with about $3 billion located so far. It expects to resume withdrawal services in the next 45 hours. It did not mention the status of the remaining $3.3 billion.
Binance runs a secure asset fund for users, a $1 billion bitcoin reserve designed to protect customer assets in the event of security breaches, according to its website.
Co-CEO Teng said that “and company funds” would cover losses.
The bulk of the heist unfolded in around 20 minutes beginning late on Thursday and bore similarities to previous large attacks blamed on North Korea, according to US blockchain analysis firms TRM Labs and Chainalysis.
TRM said the attackers were able to order wallets that Binance uses to empty into hacker-controlled wallets, mirroring a 2025 heist at crypto exchange Bybit, which the US Federal Bureau of Investigation attributed to North Korea.
“TRM attributes the attack to … North Korea’s elite hacking unit,” the firm said in an analysis of the hack posted to its website. Both TRM and Chainalysis said they were highly confident North Korea was responsible.
North Korea has for years used state-linked cyber units for espionage, financial theft and revenue, according to US and South Korean authorities as well as cybersecurity experts.
North Korea routinely denies that. Its mission in Geneva and embassy in China did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment.
“Your money is safe and we’re covering every loss,” Teng said on X. “Our investigation has not attributed responsibility to any individual.”
“It’s the biggest hack in history,” Aravind Srinivasan at market maker GSR said as crypto prices fell broadly.
Bitcoin hit a six-week low of $76,368 and ether fell more than 3% to a two-month low of $2,178 before markets stabilised.
1960- A Cuban landowner being given the last rites before execution. After refusing to work with the Castro regime, Che Guevara ordered his death by firing squad
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When some Pennsylvanians refused to let public health officials enter their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, the state’s Department of Health took notice. As governor, Democrat Josh Shapiro worked to ensure that could never happen again.
Pennsylvania Department of Health staff said during a July 2025 meeting of the state’s Advisory Health Board that “strong” changes to the state’s health code were needed to stop citizens from resisting future disease control measures, a transcript of the meeting obtained by The Daily Wire revealed.
Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Jesse Topper said the regulatory proposal was “reminiscent of COVID lockdown-era government policy that would infringe upon constitutional norms and civil liberties” in an August 26 letter opposing the changes.
The Advisory Health Board unanimously voted in favor of the sweeping proposal, which handed state officials access to confidential medical records, authority to have private health conversations with students while at school, and the power to enter homes without a warrant.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has signed paperwork ordering the expulsion of a Cuban diplomat from the United States following a confrontation at the United Nations, U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz announced.
The official, Richard Tur de la Concepción, is the First Secretary of Cuba’s mission to the United Nations. He is accused of shoving an American diplomat and trying to grab his phone during a clash at UN headquarters.
“He’s gone. He is going to be on a plane to Havana within the next 24 hours,” Waltz said in an interview with Fox News.
“You lay a hand on an American here in the United States, President Trump, Secretary Rubio and myself, we’re not gonna stand for it,” added the ambassador.
More than half of his heart, as they say, will soon be back in Havana.
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Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski made a surprise endorsement Tuesday in the Alaska governor’s race: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins.
In a news release from Kreiss-Tomkins’ campaign emailed to reporters Tuesday afternoon, Murkowski commended the former Sitka state lawmaker’s commitment to bipartisanship. She encouraged “Alaskans of every political stripe” to consider backing him.
“Our future is too important to be hamstrung by partisan divisions,” Murkowski said. “Jonathan understands that governing requires listening to people with different perspectives and finding common ground to solve the problems all of us face.”
Alaska’s News Source reported the endorsement earlier Tuesday.
Polls show Kreiss-Tomkins with a lead over three Republicans in the four-way race to replace term-limited Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy.
Kreiss-Tomkins has made bipartisan cooperation a centerpiece of his campaign. He represented a relatively conservative state House district in the Legislature for a decade. He’s pledged to fill his cabinet with Republicans and independents in addition to Democrats.
“I’m honored to have Senator Murkowski’s support,” Kreiss-Tomkins said in the news release. “Alaskans deserve a government that can work through disagreements and make progress on the issues that matter.”
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Brazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro has left Brazil and is headed to the United States after losing Sunday’s presidential election, two sources have confirmed to CNN.
A US official initially told CNN that Bolsonaro was headed to Florida, but later said his exact destination in the US was unclear.
A Brazilian source close to Bolsonaro said that the politician had feared arrest in Brazil. He is currently under investigation by the country’s highest court for alleged acts of corruption, money laundering and currency evasion.
Speculation about his movements mounted after Argentine news outlet Infobae reported that Bolsonaro had left Brazil via Argentina after losing Sunday’s runoff presidential election against leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. The Argentine government said in a statement that it has “no record of Flávio Bolsonaro entering” the country.
Brazil’s Federal Police canceled Bolsonaro’s passports after he failed to surrender them and are currently searching for him, CNN Brasil reported.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered Bolsonaro to turn in his passports within 24 hours on Monday. CNN has reached out to Bolsonaro, his political party and the Brazilian Federal Police for comment on the senator’s whereabouts.
Bolsonaro said Brazilian police had informed him of the order in person and told him he was banned from leaving Brazil. In a video posted to Instagram, the senator denied that he intended to flee.
One of the allegations against Bolsonaro is connected to potential illegal online betting platforms, and another to the production of a biopic about his father, “Dark Horse,” which federal police believe involved funds from Banco Master, a now-collapsed bank at the heart of a $7 billion Ponzi-like scheme in 2025. Bolsonaro denies all wrongdoing.
At the time of his departure from Brazil, there were no warrants for his arrest, but according to legal analysts, the act of defying the court’s orders to surrender his passports could be enough reason for a warrant to be issued.
