Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 11/01/2025 Vol.513, Q Day 2927

Qalerts.net ^ | 11/01/2025 | FReeQs, FReepers, LurQers and Vanity

[meyer]

Superimpose the “lemon home” map with a map showing where the largest portion of construction workers are illegals and I bet there’s a strong correlation.

[rodguy911]

The fourth turning:

https://no01.substack.com/p/the-darkest-hours-are-before-the-f1e What is going on with the country, the economy, our way of life:?

is it below?:

Below from the link:

History doesn’t move in straight lines. It breathes, it pulses, it turns through seasons as predictable as winter following autumn.

William Strauss and Neil Howe discovered this pattern in 1997. Like clockwork, every 80 years or so - a human lifetime, America faces an existential crisis that threatens to tear apart everything we thought permanent. We’ve been through this three times before, and we’re going through it again right now.

But the financial crisis was just the catalyst. What makes this a Fourth Turning isn’t the proximate cause but the comprehensive breakdown that follows.

Look around.

Every institution Americans once trusted—government, media, academia, medicine, law enforcement, intelligence agencies—has suffered catastrophic reputational collapse. When the CDC changes it's story for the fifth time, when the FBI raids a former president, when the Supreme Court’s legitimacy is openly questioned, you’re not watching normal political friction. You’re watching the complete unraveling of institutional authority.

This Fourth Turning differs fundamentally from all previous ones because of technology’s role. We’re not fighting with muskets or tanks—we’re fighting with algorithms, narratives, and digital currencies. The battlefield isn’t Gettysburg or Normandy; it’s your smartphone screen, your social media feed, your digital wallet.

Previous Fourth Turnings required mass mobilization of physical bodies. Men marched to war, women worked in factories, everyone bought war bonds. Physical presence mattered.

But our Fourth Turning is being fought in the realm of information and perception. When you can’t trust any source of information, when deepfakes make seeing no longer believing, when AI can generate unlimited propaganda at zero marginal cost, how do you even know what you’re fighting for or against? The fog of war has become the fog of everything.

[spokeshave]

Nevada electricity bills...I even got a refund for November...and gas bill was only $27.

[USMC79to83]

"The left is so easy to play. Like a fiddle. Or an opera singer..."

[teeman8r]

it is an apple box, used in video production , usually not as a set piece, but risers for set pieces to be better displayed in the frame. pdjt is sitting on a half apple. they can also be called man makers to lift shorter people to a tall persons height.

called apple boxes here because in the early days of films, they were literally apple boxes.

[numberonepal]

You forgot to mention the religion of the Mexican president.

[numberonepal]

Jeez I wonder where all this anti-MAGA shilling is coming from? Cha-ching!

Well that explains a whole lot.

Salem Media Network and its program properties like Dinesh D’Souza’s show, Josh Hammer’s show, and Erin Molan’s show were part of a deal with Israel to “integrate narrative messaging into Salem Media’s Network properties.”https://t.co/L3Tdvz0Nb2 pic.twitter.com/CLREyDOLQK— VISH BURRA 🏴‍☠️ (@VishBurra) November 15, 2025

[Bob Ireland]

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4349962/posts?page=3305#3305

[WildHighlander57]

BookmarQ.

[MomwithHope]

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[stars & stripes forever]

AMERICA Prayer Vigil, 11/16/2025

[Bigg Red]

MarQ

[Bob Ireland]

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[johnsmom]

Ya know Bitt, until recently it never occurred to me the false economy built upon government handouts. Housing and food maybe being the top two. Destroying this is gonna cause a ripple in the economy and an uptik in crime. No wonder they wanted to Defund the Police. Of course it will all be Trump’s fault....

The Walmart guy is pretty smart to step aside as his bread was buttered by SNAP. He will go down a hero rather than the guy shuttering stores.

[BBB333]

The Bagster would have liked to see that image.

Thaks.

[little jeremiah]

I’m sure she’s not practicing. Thus, not of consequence afaiac.

[Bob Ireland]

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[thinden]

thanx for the link up CtC

I found most of the meat on RFKIII from 17 min in through 38 min

hitting all the hot spots like:
metabiota
USAID
gain of function
humper & rosemont seneca

[TXBubba]

My husband’s family was from there. Sad. Now wondering if that was their area.

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Overview of Undocumented Workers in Home Dwelling Building Construction

Estimating the number of undocumented workers (including day laborers) in home dwelling building construction (primarily NAICS 2361: Residential Building Construction, plus related trades like carpenters, roofers, and laborers)
is challenging
due to the lack of direct tracking by immigration status in official sources like the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). BLS provides employment data by industry and state via the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), but not by legal status.

Therefore, estimates rely on secondary analyses from reputable sources such as the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), American Immigration Council (AIC), Center for Migration Studies (CMS), and Center for American Progress (CAP). These use American Community Survey (ACS) data to estimate foreign-born (immigrant) shares in construction, with undocumented workers comprising approximately 54% of foreign-born construction workers nationally (per CMS 2022 data). Residential construction tends to have slightly higher undocumented shares than general construction (e.g., 32% for roofers and 23% for laborers per CAP 2021), so I've applied a conservative 55% ratio to immigrant shares for estimates where direct data is unavailable.

National Context:
Approximately 1.6 million undocumented workers are in construction overall (CAP 2021, updated in AIC 2024 reports), representing ~20% of the ~8 million total construction workforce (BLS 2023). For residential/home building specifically, employment is ~3.4 million (NAHB 2024, including specialty trades), suggesting ~600,000-700,000 undocumented workers nationally (applying 20-23% share).

State Data Limitations:
Direct state-level undocumented estimates are sparse; Texas is the only state with recent granular data. For other states, I used NAHB 2022 immigrant shares in construction (proxy for residential, as trades overlap heavily) multiplied by the 55% ratio, then applied to BLS QCEW 2023 construction employment (NAICS 23) as a base, adjusted downward ~40% for residential focus (based on BLS proportions where residential is ~40% of construction trades employment). Numbers are rounded estimates; actuals may vary ±10-20% due to data lags and underreporting.

Sources Aggregated:
BLS QCEW for employment; NAHB for immigrant %; AIC/CMS/CAP for ratios and TX specifics; web searches for validation.

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Key Insights and Caveats

High-Reliance States:
California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Nevada account for ~60% of estimated undocumented residential workers, driven by high immigrant concentrations in trades like roofing (47% foreign-born) and drywall (52%).

Day Laborers:
These are often undocumented and concentrated in casual hiring for residential sites; estimates include them as ~30% of laborers per CAP occupation data.

Builders/Subcontractors Perspective:
NAHB reports note subcontractors rely heavily on immigrant labor for home building, with undocumented workers filling shortages in 2025 (projected 500K gap).

Accuracy:
These are the most accurate aggregates from available sources as of Nov 2025. Data is from 2021-2024; actual numbers may be higher due to undercounting. For BLS raw data, see QCEW downloads; for updates, check AIC or CAP reports.

Government/State Sources:
No state governments publish direct undocumented estimates; BLS/ACS are the base. Texas AIC report is state-specific.

[F]:
Excellent question meyer! The data for % undocumented on site is noted as skewed very low. Challenging.