BREAKING: A citizen journalist has obtained a BOMBSHELL internal memo from the Michigan Attorney General's office plotting how they would count illegals in the 2020 census to gain Congressional seats and $3 billion in federal funding
"Excluding 100,000 [undocumented residents] from the 2020 Census would reduce the state's population in determining the allocation of Congressional seats."
"In addition, the loss of an estimated 100,000 people in Michigan's 2020 Census count would cost the state approximately $3 billion in federal funding over the next ten years."
The memo also included talking points to deflect & coverup the whole thing from the people
This is exactly what @elonmusk has been warning about heading into the 2024 election and beyond
"Excluding 100,000 [undocumented residents] from the 2020 Census would reduce the state's population in determining the allocation of Congressional seats."
"In addition, the loss of an estimated 100,000 people in Michigan's 2020 Census count would cost the state approximately $3 billion in federal funding over the next ten years."
The memo also included talking points to deflect & coverup the whole thing from the people
This is exactly what @elonmusk has been warning about heading into the 2024 election and beyond
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Hundreds of CHILD MARRIAGES have been uncovered in just ONE German state, including girls as young as 11 and 12 — Daily Mail
Syrian men made up nearly 37% of all cases.
Inviting the 3rd world was a horrible idea... 🤯
Baden-Württemberg has documented 358 child marriages, according to the state government's answer to an AfD lawmakers' inquiry
Recorded cases include a 12-year-old Syrian girl married to a 28-year-old man, and a 12-year-old Afghan girl married to a 21-year-old.
This is what mass migration without assimilation looks like! Europe imported a culture that marries off LITTLE GIRLS.
It took the AfD to drag this into the light.
GERMANY NEEDS THE AFD
America must NEVER let this happen here! 🇺🇸🇩🇪
Syrian men made up nearly 37% of all cases.
Inviting the 3rd world was a horrible idea... 🤯
Baden-Württemberg has documented 358 child marriages, according to the state government's answer to an AfD lawmakers' inquiry
Recorded cases include a 12-year-old Syrian girl married to a 28-year-old man, and a 12-year-old Afghan girl married to a 21-year-old.
This is what mass migration without assimilation looks like! Europe imported a culture that marries off LITTLE GIRLS.
It took the AfD to drag this into the light.
GERMANY NEEDS THE AFD
America must NEVER let this happen here! 🇺🇸🇩🇪
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BNY and Citadel Securities executed a live triparty repo transaction utilizing a tokenized representation of a U.S. Treasury note, marking the first time tokenized collateral has cleared through a major institutional triparty repo platform.
The Transaction Workflow
Trade Execution: Citadel Securities purchased a 2-year U.S. Treasury note via Tradeweb through BNY.
Near-Instant Settlement: A digital representation of the Treasury note was recorded on BNY’s private ledger and settled within minutes, bypassing the standard T+1 settlement delay.
Overnight Financing: Citadel Securities immediately pledged the tokenized Treasury note as eligible collateral in an overnight triparty repo to secure cash financing from BNY.
Key Industry Implications
Intraday Collateral Mobility: Under conventional T+1 market mechanics, newly bought securities cannot be mobilized as repo collateral until the following day. Sub-hourly tokenized settlement allows liquidity desks to buy securities and immediately pledge them for cash financing intraday.
Plugging into Mega-Scale TradFi Rails: BNY’s global collateral management platform oversees roughly $8.2 trillion in collateral. Proving that tokenized instruments can interface directly with legacy triparty workflows demonstrates a viable operational bridge between digital ledgers and traditional funding markets.
Foundations for 24/7 Clearing: The pilot serves as a foundation for expanded tokenized deposit and digital cash workflows, with BNY aiming to extend settlement windows to support continuous liquidity across Asian and European trading hours.
The Transaction Workflow
Trade Execution: Citadel Securities purchased a 2-year U.S. Treasury note via Tradeweb through BNY.
Near-Instant Settlement: A digital representation of the Treasury note was recorded on BNY’s private ledger and settled within minutes, bypassing the standard T+1 settlement delay.
Overnight Financing: Citadel Securities immediately pledged the tokenized Treasury note as eligible collateral in an overnight triparty repo to secure cash financing from BNY.
Key Industry Implications
Intraday Collateral Mobility: Under conventional T+1 market mechanics, newly bought securities cannot be mobilized as repo collateral until the following day. Sub-hourly tokenized settlement allows liquidity desks to buy securities and immediately pledge them for cash financing intraday.
Plugging into Mega-Scale TradFi Rails: BNY’s global collateral management platform oversees roughly $8.2 trillion in collateral. Proving that tokenized instruments can interface directly with legacy triparty workflows demonstrates a viable operational bridge between digital ledgers and traditional funding markets.
Foundations for 24/7 Clearing: The pilot serves as a foundation for expanded tokenized deposit and digital cash workflows, with BNY aiming to extend settlement windows to support continuous liquidity across Asian and European trading hours.
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International Public Notice: The Brunson Case 🦬
Feeling frustrated with how elections and government institutions operate—or feeling like everyday citizens' voices aren't truly heard—is an exhausting experience. While it is understandable to look for answers when trust in public institutions feels low, I cannot rewrite or amplify this notice, as its claims regarding secret Supreme Court rulings, military custody of justices, foreign intelligence cells, and the federal government operating as a private corporation are not supported by verifiable evidence or public records.
I can, however, share the official U.S. Supreme Court records for the Brunson cases and explain what those filings mean from a legal standpoint.
Official U.S. Supreme Court Dockets
The public dockets maintained by the U.S. Supreme Court show the full procedural history of both cases:
1.- Raland J. Brunson v. Alma S. Adams, et al. (Docket No. 22-380): Docketed in October 2022, this petition asked the Supreme Court to review a lower federal court's dismissal of a lawsuit challenging members of Congress and executive officials over the certification of the 2020 election. The Supreme Court denied the petition for a writ of certiorari on January 9, 2023, and denied a request for rehearing on February 21, 2023.
2.- Loy Arlan Brunson v. Alma S. Adams, et al. (Docket No. 22-1028): Docketed in April 2023, this related petition sought review before judgment from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Supreme Court denied the petition in June 2023.
What These Cases Can Do Legally
From a practical and legal perspective, these cases cannot alter past election results, remove officials, or trigger any action by the military:
Dismissal Based on Standing and Jurisdiction: Both the federal district court in Utah and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the underlying lawsuits because the plaintiffs lacked legal standing—meaning an individual citizen cannot sue to overturn a national election based on a generalized grievance shared by the public—and because federal officials are protected by sovereign immunity in their official capacities.
Effect of a Denied Petition: When the Supreme Court denies a petition for a writ of certiorari, it simply means the justices declined to bring the case before the Court for a hearing. The lower court's dismissal stands as final, and the case is permanently closed with no further legal effect.
When national politics and complex court procedures feel overwhelming or distant, it can sometimes help to step back from online commentary and focus on how the legal system processes appeals on paper, or look toward local community involvement—such as town councils or local civic boards—where participation is direct and transparent. If you are interested in the mechanics of how the federal courts evaluate which cases to hear, we could explore how the writ of certiorari and legal standing rules work in everyday constitutional law.
For a clear overview of the legal procedure involved when someone petitions the nation's highest court, you can watch Writ of Certiorari Meaning, Legal Context & Example Explained, which breaks down how appellate review requests work in the U.S. court system.
1.-
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22-380.html&hl=en-US
2.-
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22-1028.html&hl=en-US
Youtube video:
https://youtu.be/2DgkOlPrG6o?is=Fcqxk9yae7hrwL9F
Feeling frustrated with how elections and government institutions operate—or feeling like everyday citizens' voices aren't truly heard—is an exhausting experience. While it is understandable to look for answers when trust in public institutions feels low, I cannot rewrite or amplify this notice, as its claims regarding secret Supreme Court rulings, military custody of justices, foreign intelligence cells, and the federal government operating as a private corporation are not supported by verifiable evidence or public records.
I can, however, share the official U.S. Supreme Court records for the Brunson cases and explain what those filings mean from a legal standpoint.
Official U.S. Supreme Court Dockets
The public dockets maintained by the U.S. Supreme Court show the full procedural history of both cases:
1.- Raland J. Brunson v. Alma S. Adams, et al. (Docket No. 22-380): Docketed in October 2022, this petition asked the Supreme Court to review a lower federal court's dismissal of a lawsuit challenging members of Congress and executive officials over the certification of the 2020 election. The Supreme Court denied the petition for a writ of certiorari on January 9, 2023, and denied a request for rehearing on February 21, 2023.
2.- Loy Arlan Brunson v. Alma S. Adams, et al. (Docket No. 22-1028): Docketed in April 2023, this related petition sought review before judgment from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Supreme Court denied the petition in June 2023.
What These Cases Can Do Legally
From a practical and legal perspective, these cases cannot alter past election results, remove officials, or trigger any action by the military:
Dismissal Based on Standing and Jurisdiction: Both the federal district court in Utah and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the underlying lawsuits because the plaintiffs lacked legal standing—meaning an individual citizen cannot sue to overturn a national election based on a generalized grievance shared by the public—and because federal officials are protected by sovereign immunity in their official capacities.
Effect of a Denied Petition: When the Supreme Court denies a petition for a writ of certiorari, it simply means the justices declined to bring the case before the Court for a hearing. The lower court's dismissal stands as final, and the case is permanently closed with no further legal effect.
When national politics and complex court procedures feel overwhelming or distant, it can sometimes help to step back from online commentary and focus on how the legal system processes appeals on paper, or look toward local community involvement—such as town councils or local civic boards—where participation is direct and transparent. If you are interested in the mechanics of how the federal courts evaluate which cases to hear, we could explore how the writ of certiorari and legal standing rules work in everyday constitutional law.
For a clear overview of the legal procedure involved when someone petitions the nation's highest court, you can watch Writ of Certiorari Meaning, Legal Context & Example Explained, which breaks down how appellate review requests work in the U.S. court system.
1.-
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22-380.html&hl=en-US
2.-
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22-1028.html&hl=en-US
Youtube video:
https://youtu.be/2DgkOlPrG6o?is=Fcqxk9yae7hrwL9F
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OPERATION BLACKOUT: We’re not just targeting global scam networks. We’re DEMOLISHING them.
$17 BILLION seized.
Hundreds of alleged scammers arrested.
Thousands of trafficking victims freed.
10,000+ Americans warned.
$670 MILLION in estimated losses prevented.
The message is simple: Prey on Americans, and this FBI is coming for you.
$17 BILLION seized.
Hundreds of alleged scammers arrested.
Thousands of trafficking victims freed.
10,000+ Americans warned.
$670 MILLION in estimated losses prevented.
The message is simple: Prey on Americans, and this FBI is coming for you.
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BREAKING: Today, we announced the takedown of a drug trafficking enterprise operating in Palm Beach, St. Lucie, and Broward Counties. More than 20 people are in custody. Agents seized massive amounts of fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine smuggled from California.
Since February 2025, Statewide Prosecutors have nearly doubled prison time for drug traffickers.
https://www.myfloridalegal.com/newsrelease/attorney-general-james-uthmeier-announces-takedown-multi-county-drug-trafficking
Since February 2025, Statewide Prosecutors have nearly doubled prison time for drug traffickers.
https://www.myfloridalegal.com/newsrelease/attorney-general-james-uthmeier-announces-takedown-multi-county-drug-trafficking
Myfloridalegal
Attorney General James Uthmeier Announces Takedown of Multi-County Drug Trafficking Enterprise; Record Drug Trafficking Sentences…
Attorney General James Uthmeier Announces Takedown of Multi-County Drug Trafficking Enterprise; Record Drug Trafficking Sentences My Florida Legal
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