Posted on 10/27/2026 6:50:42 PM PDT by little jeremiah
TODAY'S NEWS, October 25-26, 2026 Writer: Larry Schweikart Larry Schweikart 1 day ago 4 min read
HEADLINES: Hanky-panky in Brazilian election; US Steel & Westinghouse to invest in US; AI companies race for capital
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IN POLITICAL NEWS
1) Last week I suggested we would see two “Tells” that the DemoKKKrats’ performance is nothing like the Hoaxified Poll numbers, namely a new emphasis on independents, and new references to positive (as in ME) voter registration numbers (but don’t talk about AZ, or FL registration numbers). So, voila! Here they are starting to say “But the independents . . .” Now we are hearing that DemoKKKrats are retreating from races they hoped to flip. Looks like perhaps AZ1 and IA1 will go red, which is about 30% of the way we need to go. In AK, the D Senate candidate Mary Peltola was in a car accident and has to cancel all campaign plans. It’s all over in FL, as Republicans took the lead. Usually they are behind by 175,000 or more on Election Day. Rs also took the lead in Maricopa County, and by extension, AZ.
2) The Intel chief warned Muy Macho Marco that the Iranian plots against Americans has reached “advanced stages.”
3) President Trump said that if the DemoKKKrats get any part of Congress, he will veto everything until they deal in good faith.
4) Illicit Mullah Omar is now being accused by the Somali foreign minister of sharing U.S. classified material while she was on the House Foreign Relations Committee. This clamdycial hag should be prosecuted for treason and, of course, booted out of Congress yesterday.
5) A major NY transit union is now running ads against NY Gov Hock-a-lugie as being “toxic.”
IN AI NEWS
6) AI found catastrophic vulnerabilities in the PHP (personal home page) engines of 70% of all websites. Indeed, over half the AI software vulnerabilities have been discovered in this year alone.
This actually has a name, “The Hackening,” a time of great digital turmoil. The port of LA had over 120 million cyberattempts to breach the system last year alone!
7) Antrhopic posted a 14-fold growth rate.
8) Meta, meanwhile (”Meta” means death in Hebrew) is scrambling to get ahead of Antrhopic in the funding struggle, and will offer $22.5 billion of class A stock.
IN CULTURAL NEWS
9) The New York Archdiocese will settle abuse claims for $800 million.
10) There is a complete collapse in humanities majors. At the U. of TX, where 12,000 graduated, only 300 had degrees in the humanities. Meanwhile, a Berkeley prof is refusing to grade papers after noticing the trend of AI answers.
IN TRANSOID NEWS
11) Chris Bray notes that at first, when President Trump began purging transoids from the military, the New York Slimes claimed there were tens of thousands, then later, admitted, no, only .1%. So, gee, why is Trump wasting time on such a small group?
12) In Portland, wearing an XX-XY t-shirt might land you in jail.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
13) At a campaign rally in GA, Trump announced yet another massive $4.2 billion investment, this time by Audi, in Georgia.
14) U.S. Steel just greenlit a new mill near Pittsburgh, while Westinghouse announced a $1 billion new nuclear fuel development facility in South Carolina.
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
15) After a Brazilian judge-—the former lawyer to socialist candidate Lula-—allowed polls to remain open two more hours, Lula (a la Rutabaga) mysteriously won Brazil’s election. Flavio Bolsonaro refused to concede and another top judge says the election was corrupt. My guess is that this stands. The Brazilians haven’t been Venezuelad enough. It is suspicious, but nothing will change, I fear. And in Serbia, a so-called “student protest movement” forced the defeat of Aleksandar Vucic in a victory for the left. This all appears to be part of the new globalist-backed “color revolution in Europe. So . . .
16) Europe is burning. Here is Turin, Italy; Rome where they stormed the Colisseum; Bologna, Italy; Albania; Barcelona, Spain; France; and now counter protests in Ireland. Here, Macaroni is chased down by “students’ shouting Allhu Snackbar. France has put all its social media outlets on notice they may be blacked out.
17) In my substack yesterday, I noted the “Color Revolution” Spoogies may have premature riot-ization, as they may have launched too soon (probably not pleasing their Molochian masters). Why? Possibly because they see the elecitons in France and Germany are NOT going to go well for them. But, give them credit: they pulled it off in Serbia and Brazil. Two steps forward against these ghouls . . .
18) Chy-na’s manufacturing trade surplus has doubled, Yes, a potential threat, but also a major vulnerability to Chy-na, as Japan found out in the 1990s. At some point you can’t export your way out of overcapacity. There are big Japan-like warning signs out of China, including yout unemployment.
19) Even some Canadians are getting fed up with Canuckistan. In British Columbia, conservatives won the elections for the first time since 1928.
20) An absence of hurricanes left the climate change scrotumticklers without any climate change horror stories.
21) The Brazilian stock market collapsed after Lula’s “victory.”
IN MEDICAL NEWS
22) A CO hospital injected over 18,000 kids with vaxxes while they were unconscious.
23) The first in the world Ivermectin cancer treatment has just been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
AND FINALLY . . .
24) Over 50 orangutangs have been rescued from wildfires in Borneo. Good thing they didn’t live in Pacific Palisades, Kollyfornia.
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