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I’d much rather have met Charlie Kirk over King Charles any day. Easy choice.
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Two critical vulnerabilities have been identified in PHP, a widely used programming language that powers websites and web applications. These vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) could allow malicious cyber actors to remotely execute code in PHP core, potentially compromising sensitive data and networks.
The FBI urges organizations to take the following steps now:
➡️ If an immediate update is not feasible it is recommended that organizations take the system offline until it can be fully mitigated.
➡️ Immediately update affected PHP installations following the guidance on php.net. Inventory where PHP runs in your environment, prioritizing internet-facing systems and vendor products that bundle PHP.
➡️ Monitor web servers for suspicious activity, including PHP processes unexpectedly launching command shells or downloading files. Ensure appropriate process-monitoring capabilities are in place to help identify potential exploitation.
➡️ If you find signs of compromise, isolate affected systems, preserve your web server and PHP logs, and report it to your local FBI field office or ic3.gov. Those reports help us identify the actors involved and warn other organizations before they become victims.
For the latest information, follow PHP’s announcement on php.net, CERT-EU Security Advisory 2026-018, and CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
Gotta keep an eye on those RINOs. Good work, Natalie.
🚨 NEW: Inside the Neocons’ Secret Plan to Take the Republican Party Back.
A Republican organizing network backed by liberal foundation money held private meetings where participants discussed how to “retake the local party apparatus.”
A former Soros foundation grantmaker helped advise the effort.
The target was local Republican organizations. Their own report records one participant’s assessment that parties were:
“strong enough to still matter, but weak enough to be taken over.”
Participants in Kansas and Kentucky had already begun developing plans to rebuild local parties.
Johns Hopkins’ SNF Agora Institute and the R Street Institute organized the meetings: private dinners followed by full-day, off-the-record sessions. Rules prevented participants’ statements from being attributed to them individually.
Johns Hopkins named Brad Raffensperger among the project’s architects.
The funding includes:
• $1.85 MILLION from Hewlett for the Civic Right project.
• $500,000 from Carnegie for the Conservative Agenda for Democracy program.
These foundations’ support for conservative organizing fits a broader shift by liberal donors toward funding groups on the right.
The Soros connection: adviser Mark de la Iglesia previously awarded grants at George Soros’s Open Society Foundations. He also served in the Obama administration. Freedom House confirms his advisory role in this specific initiative.
By 2026, organizers reported Signal networks connecting statewide election officials and staff. Their next steps included state-by-state strategies and recruiting and preparing future candidates and public officials.
The same report explains that participants feared publicly confronting the administration could cost them seats and credibility.
Its wording:
“The challenge is to take effective action while not drawing unwanted attention.”
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Please read the attached press release so you understand how far Fulton will go to hide the truth.
I have been targeted simply because I tried to get Fulton to do their job.
Click the links in the press release and you will see what Fulton has done.
They put this on the letters mailed out to folks that Fulton illegally registered at USPS Stores.
Fulton failed to do their job.
As opposed to admitting it and telling people that it is unlawful to say they live in USPS boxes & these people must register to vote where they live, Fulton simply went after the messenger.
Fulton doubled down and blocked me from being on the Fulton Board of Elections both in 2023 and again in 2025. That case made it all the way to the GA Supreme Court where we are waiting on a ruling. I was the first person EVER blocked from being seated on the Fulton Board of Elections because of the spin Fulton put on this.
Several Fulton politicians even campaigned on blocking me from the board (because not having equal elections oversight is somehow saving democracy ????)
I found:
10,000+ people registered to vote multiple times.
2,000+ people registered at USPS Stores, UPS Stores, Virtual Mailboxes, Jury Duty Parking Lots and more.
Thousands moved out of Fulton and are now registered in their new state. Fulton still will not remove them.
Hundreds without known birthdays.
Someone was listed as "No Name No Name" and "Missing Missing" as their names.
Fulton failed to do their job, but somehow I'm the bad guy.
Keisha the Quitta can not be allowed anywhere near the GA governor’s seat.
Vote for @RickJacksonGA and @MikeCollinsGA and all (R)ed down the ticket.
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2026:
“Maybe I’ll finally go ahead and get that NAS and setup one of those Plex Media servers. I wonder what the price of an SSD is these days.”
Opens Newegg.
Closes Newegg.
“Maybe I’ll wait a few more years.”
There ain’t nobody more “privileged” and “ignorant” than this anti-white racist DEI idiot. She let Atlanta burn and crime run wild, didn’t run for reelection because she would have gotten annihilated, got a DEI job from Biden to bail her out and now she demands a promotion to governor.
Save Georgia from this circus clown. Vote Rick Jackson and a straight Republican ticket.
🔥👀WOW. “White people are IGNORANT… perhaps complicit & privileged” - Keisha Lance Bottoms
That is what the Democrat candidate TIED for Georgia Governor said to Oprah in 2020.
What if I told you she was another hand selected Obama candidate?
What if I told you she was on the short list for VP for Biden with Kamala?
We ALL know who was really choosing the VP.
What if I told you she spoke at an Open Society Soros immigration panel?
What if I told you that Panel was moderated by Patrick Gaspard who is one of Obama’s closest advisors for DECADES?
What if I told you Gaspard was an advisor and still is to Mamdani? What if I told you at this panel she said the
“Revolution wasn’t a one time thing?”
At the end she says what we are doing may seem small but it’s part of a LARGER REVOLUTION.
Now what kind of revolution do you think they are talking about @JackPosobiec ??
Georgia Election Security is so bad that it’s hard to conclude anything other than it’s intentional.
🚨 GEORGIA YOUR SECRET BALLOT MAY NOT BE SO SECRET!
That warning came TODAY from Dr. Ben Adida, an MIT-trained cryptography and election-security expert, testifying before Georgia’s State Board of Elections
Adida explained that identifiers associated with Georgia’s cast vote records can be mathematically analyzed to reconstruct the order in which ballots were cast.
His words:
“A little bit of math can easily reconstruct the order of the cast ballots.”
“This is very bad, and it needs to be addressed.”
He also said updated software has been available for years.
If Georgia has known about this vulnerability, why are we still using software with it in 2026?
Don’t take my word for it.
🎥 WATCH DR. BEN ADIDA EXPLAIN IT HIMSELF. 👇
#transparency #elections #SecretBallot #Georgia
@DogeGeorgia
@1stVCGAGOP @SGaCracker @FieldSearcy @RedRedWineDawg @Georgians4Truth @WarRoomGeorgia @GA_Record @GaRepublicans @GASenatePress @C4CEO @GAFollowers @GaSecofState @RonPaul2050 @Kimpbrooks @MarkDavisGOP @AAGDhillon @CletaMitchell @timburchett @PatrickByrne @catturd2 @mad_liberals @realDonaldTrump @elonmusk @lsferguson @GenFlynn @SidneyPowell1 @GuntherEagleman @EagleEdMartin @nickshirleyy @Matt_The_Welder @HollyKesler @BrendanKeefe @DaleRussellATL @NydiaTisdale @R_A_Belcher @HipHopLogical @BandarJungli @DogeForsythCo @AtlantaDoge @DOGECoweta @dogespaldingco @DOGE
“The Georgia Independent” mailed straight out of Washington D.C. (check the return address bottom left).
LMAO🤣 I bet the Commiecrats are mass mailing these to all of the “toss up” states.
Straight up propaganda. Straight up bird cage liner. 🦜💩
In case you forgot how much Biden and the dumocrats sucked when they were in charge…
President Trump Posts Side-by-Side Price Numbers — And the Biden Comparison Is Brutal | Isaac, WLT Report
President Trump just put one of the most politically dangerous economic comparisons in America right in front of voters.
The chart he posted Thursday compares the change in major household costs during the first 20 months of his current term with the same stretch of the Biden presidency.
Across inflation, groceries, gasoline, rent, electricity and vehicles, the Trump-era increase shown in the chart is lower every single time.
Here are the numbers Trump posted: overall inflation rose 12.3% under Biden versus 4.3% under Trump; groceries rose 15.8% versus 3.3%; gasoline rose 69% versus 12%; rent rose 7.7% versus 4.5%; and electricity rose 19.1% versus 8.4%.
The widest reversal came in new and used vehicles. The chart shows prices rising 23.9% during the comparable Biden period and falling 1.2% during Trump’s current term.
That does not mean every price has returned to where it was before the Biden inflation surge. It means the additional increase has been dramatically smaller under Trump — an important distinction for families still living with the higher price floor Biden left behind.
The Joint Economic Committee Republicans released the underlying comparison Thursday using consumer-price data through August 2026. Its analysis estimates that the average American household faced $2,881 less in added costs during Trump’s first 20 months than it did during Biden’s first 20 months.
That works out to a 40.7% smaller increase in cumulative household costs. The committee also calculated a smaller increase in every state, with estimated savings ranging from $2,540 in West Virginia to $3,451 in Colorado.
The estimate covers a broad household basket rather than one cherry-picked item. Housing, transportation, food, medical care, education, recreation, apparel and other routine expenses are all included in the calculation.
The committee is explicit about the scope of its result. Prices increased during both periods.
The cumulative rise during Trump’s current term was far smaller than the increase Americans absorbed over the same amount of time under Biden.
That is the comparison Democrats will have the hardest time talking around.
They can correctly say that some costs remain painful. They cannot erase the enormous difference between adding 12.3% to the overall price level and adding 4.3%, or between a 69% gasoline surge and a 12% increase.
Current monthly data also show why Trump cannot simply declare the affordability fight over.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Consumer Price Index rose 0.4% in August and 3.4% over the preceding 12 months. Shelter increased 3.0% year over year, food increased 2.7%, food at home rose 2.2% and electricity rose 3.8%.
Gasoline was the outlier, up 27.4% from a year earlier even though the 20-month Trump comparison remained far below Biden’s 69% jump. Used cars and trucks, by contrast, were down 2.3% over the year.
Those one-year readings cover a different window than Trump’s 20-month chart, so the percentages should not be mixed together. They show that inflation has slowed substantially from the Biden comparison while some categories can still flare up and hit household budgets hard.
That is precisely why the cumulative comparison matters politically. Voters do not experience “the economy” as a single statistic; they experience it at the grocery register, the gas pump, the rent payment and the electric bill.
Trump’s post also pointed to new income and poverty figures, and that part of the affordability argument has fresh federal data behind it.
The U.S. Census Bureau reported this week that real median household income reached $87,460 in 2025, up 2.6% from the previous year. Census called it the highest median household income recorded since the agency began collecting the data in 1967.
The official poverty rate fell to 10.2%, a decline of half a percentage point from 2024. Child poverty dropped to a historic low of 13.4%, while the poverty rate for Hispanic Americans also reached a historic low at 13.9%.
Those results describe calendar year 2025 and do not prove that every family is financially comfortable. They do show real income moving up after inflation and fewer Americans falling below the official poverty line.
Together with the smaller cumulative price increase, the figures give Trump a much stronger affordability case than a simple victory lap would. He can point to slower cost growth, rising real household income and falling poverty at the same time.
Democrats spent years telling Americans that Biden’s economy was strong while families watched their buying power disappear.
Trump is now forcing a cleaner comparison: What happened to the cost of daily life during Biden’s first 20 months, and what happened during his?
The answer in every category on that chart favors Trump. Prices are still too high, but the direction has changed — and voters can see exactly who drove the original surge.
That is the affordability fight Trump wants heading into the midterms. Now he has federal numbers that make it very difficult to dismiss.
wltreport.com/2026/09/17/pre…
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President Trump Posts Side-by-Side Price Numbers — And the Biden Comparison Is Brutal | Isaac, WLT Report
President Trump just put one of the most politically dangerous economic comparisons in America right in front of voters.
The chart he posted Thursday compares the change in major household costs during the first 20 months of his current term with the same stretch of the Biden presidency.
Across inflation, groceries, gasoline, rent, electricity and vehicles, the Trump-era increase shown in the chart is lower every single time.
Here are the numbers Trump posted: overall inflation rose 12.3% under Biden versus 4.3% under Trump; groceries rose 15.8% versus 3.3%; gasoline rose 69% versus 12%; rent rose 7.7% versus 4.5%; and electricity rose 19.1% versus 8.4%.
The widest reversal came in new and used vehicles. The chart shows prices rising 23.9% during the comparable Biden period and falling 1.2% during Trump’s current term.
That does not mean every price has returned to where it was before the Biden inflation surge. It means the additional increase has been dramatically smaller under Trump — an important distinction for families still living with the higher price floor Biden left behind.
The Joint Economic Committee Republicans released the underlying comparison Thursday using consumer-price data through August 2026. Its analysis estimates that the average American household faced $2,881 less in added costs during Trump’s first 20 months than it did during Biden’s first 20 months.
That works out to a 40.7% smaller increase in cumulative household costs. The committee also calculated a smaller increase in every state, with estimated savings ranging from $2,540 in West Virginia to $3,451 in Colorado.
The estimate covers a broad household basket rather than one cherry-picked item. Housing, transportation, food, medical care, education, recreation, apparel and other routine expenses are all included in the calculation.
The committee is explicit about the scope of its result. Prices increased during both periods.
The cumulative rise during Trump’s current term was far smaller than the increase Americans absorbed over the same amount of time under Biden.
That is the comparison Democrats will have the hardest time talking around.
They can correctly say that some costs remain painful. They cannot erase the enormous difference between adding 12.3% to the overall price level and adding 4.3%, or between a 69% gasoline surge and a 12% increase.
Current monthly data also show why Trump cannot simply declare the affordability fight over.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Consumer Price Index rose 0.4% in August and 3.4% over the preceding 12 months. Shelter increased 3.0% year over year, food increased 2.7%, food at home rose 2.2% and electricity rose 3.8%.
Gasoline was the outlier, up 27.4% from a year earlier even though the 20-month Trump comparison remained far below Biden’s 69% jump. Used cars and trucks, by contrast, were down 2.3% over the year.
Those one-year readings cover a different window than Trump’s 20-month chart, so the percentages should not be mixed together. They show that inflation has slowed substantially from the Biden comparison while some categories can still flare up and hit household budgets hard.
That is precisely why the cumulative comparison matters politically. Voters do not experience “the economy” as a single statistic; they experience it at the grocery register, the gas pump, the rent payment and the electric bill.
Trump’s post also pointed to new income and poverty figures, and that part of the affordability argument has fresh federal data behind it.
The U.S. Census Bureau reported this week that real median household income reached $87,460 in 2025, up 2.6% from the previous year. Census called it the highest median household income recorded since the agency began collecting the data in 1967.
The official poverty rate fell to 10.2%, a decline of half a percentage point from 2024. Child poverty dropped to a historic low of 13.4%, while the poverty rate for Hispanic Americans also reached a historic low at 13.9%.
Those results describe calendar year 2025 and do not prove that every family is financially comfortable. They do show real income moving up after inflation and fewer Americans falling below the official poverty line.
Together with the smaller cumulative price increase, the figures give Trump a much stronger affordability case than a simple victory lap would. He can point to slower cost growth, rising real household income and falling poverty at the same time.
Democrats spent years telling Americans that Biden’s economy was strong while families watched their buying power disappear.
Trump is now forcing a cleaner comparison: What happened to the cost of daily life during Biden’s first 20 months, and what happened during his?
The answer in every category on that chart favors Trump. Prices are still too high, but the direction has changed — and voters can see exactly who drove the original surge.
That is the affordability fight Trump wants heading into the midterms. Now he has federal numbers that make it very difficult to dismiss.
wltreport.com/2026/09/17/pre…
President Trump secures Greenland!
BREAKING NEWS: I am pleased to announce that the United States of America has entered into an Agreement with The Kingdom of Denmark, and Greenland, that gives the United States permanent control over security, and all other needs, in Greenland, completely addressing ALL of our many U.S. concerns. There will be NO COST to the United States! At my direction, we worked with representatives of Denmark and Greenland to guarantee that the United States will FOREVER have the complete ability to do what is necessary in Greenland in order to secure and defend the security of Greenland, and the United States of America. Additionally, from now on, no U.S. adversary can EVER have a base in Greenland, have a military presence in Greenland, or make sensitive investments in Greenland, without our express written approval. For over 100 years, Presidents have known the strategic importance of Greenland, but NONE of them were able to do anything about it. I am proud to be the President that permanently and conclusively addressed this very important situation. This is an “Infinite Life” Agreement, there is no end! We are very honored and proud of what has just taken place, and everything agreed to today will be cherished by the American People. We will immediately begin the process of developing a large Military presence in the appropriate part of Greenland, of which there are many. We will work with the people of Greenland in its development and construction. This solution is a great one for the United States of America, Denmark, Greenland, and all of our Allies. We look forward to working with the wonderful people of Denmark and Greenland toward a magnificent future with respect to this large, and highly strategic, parcel of land. We will be very protective of it! This is a dream come true for the United States of America, one that is very important, historic, and special. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
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