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Progressive NGO’s Coordinated with Muslim Brotherhood in Insurrection Planning (US)

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Reasonable Inference Journalist Millie Weaver obtained video documenting a street-level kinetic plan: physical blockades of the White House and D.C., obstruction of Congress members at transportation hubs, coordinated national escalation, media leak operations, and explicit support for armed building seizures — all triggered by a Trump victory declaration.  This plan features slides in Arabic likely […]

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Seditious Conspiracy by Federal Employees (US)

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On October 28, 2020, Nadine Bloch with Feds for Democracy moderated a training session for federal workers called “Democracy Defense”.  The session is a live Zoom meeting with an unspecified number of attendees — all identified as current federal government employees — less than one week before the 2020 election. The session features two primary speakers: Laura

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Election Simulation: Timeline to a Meltdown

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At an unspecified time before the 2020 general election, a structured political war-gaming exercise was conducted in which participants are assigned roles as different “fictitious” activist and political organizations and tasked with developing action plans to “move the needle” in a contested election environment. The session is led by Nadine Bloch (facilitator, affiliated with Shutdown

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The Count: Seditious Conspiracy Planning

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In the tense weeks before the November 2020 presidential election, three progressive organizers sat down and wrote out, step by step, how they believed a sitting president might try to hold onto power after losing — and what ordinary citizens and elected officials could do to stop it. The result was a roughly 40-page strategy

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