🇺🇸🇮🇱⚡️- President Trump announced on Fox News this morning that he and Bibi Netanyahu have reached an agreement to end U.S. foreign military aid to Israel.

To note, if the deal is not codified, and is only due to Netanyahu, it could easily be reversed once he is out of power. In addition to a potential last-ditch effort to sway voters in the midterm elections today.

🇺🇸🗳🛢⚡️- Gas prices today are the highest ever recorded on an election day in history. Average across the US is $4.12 a gallon for gas, $6.28 for diesel.

A video showing the moment the men held in an unofficial prison in Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka were released.

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A man in the crowd yells at general Budanov that he’s not recon officer but a scumbag and a faggot, and that he should die; he then tries to mace him
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🇺🇸🇮🇳🗳⚡️- Trump posts another endorsement of Vivek Ramaswamy on Twitter.

🇺🇸☪️⚡️- The mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Abdullah Hammoud, says that voter turnout in Dearborn already exceeded the amount in the 2022 Midterms.

The city of Dearborn is 55% Muslim and the increase in turnout is likely in support of Muslim candidate for Senate Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed.

"But Warren, what does that say about our people that we have to vote for an Egyptian just to keep the Zionist neocon fed out of Congress?"

It says we need to get organized. I would vastly prefer to vote for a White man who is as against AIPAC as El Sayed, especially in a state like Michigan with so many good White people and such a great history (Father Coughlin, Jimmy Hoffa etc).

The same people who screech about me telling people to vote for El Sayed, screech even louder about how there is "no political solution" when I say we need White advocates to get out there in our communities, organize our people and run our own candidates. There is no other way but to organize our own people politically and start flexing our own strength in these elections.

If you don't want to be represented by Arabs and Muslims, then do a better job at organizing our own people so we have Whites standing up to Jews instead of selling us out. The Warren solution is not to pin all our hopes on Arabs, the Warren solution to have White nationalist anti-Israel candidates springing up all over the country and destroying the Mike Roger traitors in elections. When we finally get our shit together, we will pose a much greater threat to Jewry than Arabs or Muslims ever could—that's what I want to see.

On a general election day, you’ve got federal, state and local levels.

Your vote matters the least in large, statewide races like U.S. Senate and state governor and is largely symbolic. For Congress, I’m voting Democrat because both my Republican representative (Carol Miller) and U.S. Senator (Shelley Moore Capito) are horrible, corrupt Zionist plutocrats and I want to add my vote to the national push to register as large a disapproval of the betrayal of America by Trump and the Republican Party as possible.

Since WV is an overwhelmingly red state, this vote is entirely symbolic, but in a swing state or a tight race your vote could actually matter. My recommendation is to definitely vote against any Republican in a tight race for House or Senate, for all the reasons I’ve been outlining for months.

For state legislature, your vote matters slightly more. In my case, the Democrat choices for state legislature are objectively better on every issue than the Republicans, who are completely corrupt and do nothing for the people of this state. I’m voting straight Democrat for statewide office with the exception of one Jew running for state legislature.

On the local level, your vote matters the most while partisan affiliation matters the least. In this case I’m voting for a Republican who I know will be good on the county level. The fact that he ran as a Republican is purely because of the electoral dynamics of the state.

I got the list of all candidates from the sample ballot listed in my local paper, but you can always look these up online. It’s most important to know who is running on the local and state levels because this is where your vote counts for the most.