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Don't follow the money. I did, and look where it led.
PACT, Inc. An NGO nobody's ever heard of.
I asked @MikeBenzCyber about it. Old CIA front.
Now it's showing up in @DataRepublican's Insurrection files.
In 2023 the USG paid it $375M to destroy democracy.
Funding chain: datarepublican.com/browse/?e…
Read up on PACT: grumpytechbro.com/orgs/pact-…
I used to be normal. – at Oregon, USA
Grumpy Tech Bro retweeted
Every Veterans Day at 11:11 a.m., the sun lines up perfectly with the Anthem Veterans Memorial in Anthem, Arizona.
Fun Election Facts:
Tom Sawyer >>>> Jose Gonzalez.
IOW, there are a lot more people who move, die, or didn't die than there are illegals voting in elections.
However, if you preemptively mail in them ballots, you're a moron. – at Oregon, USA
The gatekeepers sell you fear. This account just tells you what happened. Fight our would-be masters with calm facts.
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Follow @GrumpyNews_ and hit the 🔔 for the 9am drop. – at Oregon, USA
📰 Daily Cleaned News - 2026-11-11
**Daily index** — each post quote-tweets the full take (Frame + Observations).
**1 new** · **5 update** · **6 full** · **9 SSDD** · 15 total
new/update = full deep take posted today.
SSDD = same story, not much new — quoting the original take.
**Global**
• G-1. [update] Russia-Ukraine-US Abu Dhabi talks conclude with large-scale prisoner exchange agreement
• G-2. [update] IRGC reports two more tankers hit by mines in Strait of Hormuz on Nov 10-11
• G-3. [SSDD] COP31 opens in Antalya with calls to turn commitments into action
• G-4. [SSDD] Twelve killed, 48 injured in multi-vehicle pileup on Bulgaria’s Trakia highway Nov 10
• G-5. [SSDD] Kraków shooter dies in hospital; Polish prosecutors continue terrorism probe
**Domestic**
• D-1. [SSDD] House Republicans vote 211-204 to refer Hegseth impeachment articles to committee, blocking effort
• D-2. [SSDD] Senate Democrats face leadership pressure as Van Hollen signals interest in majority leader role
• D-3. [SSDD] Supreme Court clears way for border wall construction in Texas Big Bend region
• D-4. [new] House Republicans elect Jim Jordan as minority leader for next Congress
• D-5. [SSDD] Democrats continue consolidating House and Senate majorities as final counts finalize
**𝕏 Geist**
• 𝕏-1. [update] Russia-Ukraine-US Abu Dhabi talks yield prisoner exchange agreement in principle on Nov 11
• 𝕏-2. [update] House sets aside Massie impeachment resolution against Hegseth as GOP leadership pushes back
• 𝕏-3. [update] COP31 Antalya leaders' segment opens amid Iran war and Hormuz energy shock
• 𝕏-4. [SSDD] IRGC reports ongoing tanker incidents in Strait of Hormuz amid indirect US-Iran talks
• 𝕏-5. [SSDD] Congress returns for lame-duck session with Hegseth, funding, and debt limit on agenda
Quoted posts below.
Thinking about our election systems this AM.
Principles
- Perfect is the enemy of the good.
- Sunlight is the best disinfectant
- Replace black-box databases with continuous, sourced audits.
- Soft-deletes only (`valid = false`), always reversible.
- Leverage existing latencies: months for registration, election day for voting and provisional ballots.
- Zero-trust architecture; Byzantine Generals is the watchword. Assume some officials will be corrupt and others incompetent.
- Design for denial-of-service via appeal floods.
- A small continuous sample of monitors is sufficient.
- Candidates receive a hybrid emoji sequence (partly self-chosen, partly party-assigned, mechanically unique, denylisted) that they may publish like Brazilian candidate numbers.
- Aspirational goal: entire election infrastructure is open source, open protocol, open operation.
- Ideal near-term model: North Dakota style (prior voters checked off; others same-day registration + provisional ballot).
Observations
- Voter registration databases are an obvious attack point.
- Humans are tribal; simple last-name aggregations already reveal demographic and ethnic lines that can be used to skew participation.
- Privacy is not a hard constraint; many states already publish voter rolls, and historical precinct work used those lists in real time to encourage non-voters.
- Maintaining rolls is dominated by ordinary churn (aging, death, moves); citizenship is secondary noise next to that.
- CAP trade-offs become manageable once registration latency is treated as a feature rather than a bug.
- States already use a common multistate list-maintenance service (ERIC) to share data on moves, deaths, and duplicates.
Philosophy
- Continuous public aggregates plus personal status views make large-scale hidden manipulation visible the same day, even with partial adoption.
- Blockchain supplies the robust, attributable ledger for those changes.
- Litigation will happen no matter what. – at Oregon, USA
1. New.
2. Android Only.
3. Still rolling out. – at Oregon, USA
Using X from 6 years,
Just got to know that you can take a screenshot of a tweet directly from the copy link option 🤯🤯🤯
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is not widely available yet.
Grok and multiple users confirm it is available in recent app versions on Android and still rolling out. It is not present on iOS or the web version of X.
x.com/katerinaramm1/…
My wife and I went as Santa Claus and Sexy Mrs. Claus to a Halloween party, but we couldn't get the bedroom door to lock at my friends house, so we had to go home. – at Oregon, USA
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Bad News: I am bummed I ever defended Wiles. What a witch.
Good News: However it's inspired me to add a Sankey builder to Datarepublican.com so people can post grift diagrams instead of a bunch of boring numbers. Starting after dinner.
open.spotify.com/episode/4u6… – at Oregon, USA
Grumpy Tech Bro retweeted
An open offer to Tesla: We fully support putting Cybercab first, and we’d be glad to take the Cybertruck line off your hands.
We’d fund it with a consortium of investors and run it at no cost to Tesla’s floor space, headcount, or focus. All of that goes to Cybercab. Cybercab gets first call on battery cells too. We’ll wait our turn.
Tesla gains incremental profit: a license fee, plus FSD and Robotaxi network revenues on every vehicle built.
We’d build the Cybertruck, a three-row CyberSUV, and an unmanned CyberCargo hauler. More autonomous miles, across every surface of this planet and beyond.
Worth a conversation?
Grumpy Tech Bro retweeted
They bombed my home when I was 10, buried me under the rubble screaming “Allahu Akbar,” put me in the hospital for months, then forced my family into an 8x10 bomb shelter for seven years
No power, no water, eating grass while snipers hunted us for the crime of being Christian.
That’s one. Want the rest of the list?
Massie is admitting his bill was a pile of shit.
