Canadian Politics
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government plans 380,000 permanent and 370,000 new temporary residents a year for 2027 through 2029, about 2.25 million admissions. About 245,000 permanent slots would be economic. Conservative Pierre Poilievre said the intake exceeds capacity for jobs, health care, and housing after 114,700 jobs were lost in three months. Canada’s population passed 41 million in 2024 after rapid growth under Justin Trudeau. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada described the plan as a well-managed and predictable system that supports economic needs.
US Politics
In a 60 Minutes interview, President Trump said his deportation policy “might be too tough” and that he would like to reach a feasible immigration deal with Democrats. He credited himself with strong marks for closing the border and removing criminals, but said the approach had hurt him by targeting people with good jobs whose only offense was entering the country illegally. Trump described wanting some form of legal status for landscapers, hotel maids, waitresses, and others who have been in the United States for as long as 10 or 15 years, while still removing “killers,” “rough ones,” and drug dealers. This marks a softer stance than his past emphasis on broad removals, as he contrasted “pretty far right” calls to deport everyone with a more limited approach that would let longer-term residents “work a deal.”
Florida operative Jacob Engels said he paid Laura Loomer cash to tweet and that the money bought access to Trump, whom an official said still talks to her daily. Adviser Alex Bruesewitz said he paid her too. Bank records showed more than $60,000 to Loomer since May 2025. Loomer denied being paid to tweet, saying Bruesewitz paid for a research document. Engels said that the system produces bad choices.
Calley Means told Joe Rogan that Susie Wiles killed a fully approved inquiry into children’s sugar intake, telling him she needed sugar-industry money for the midterms. A Wiles aide then presented a glyphosate executive order as a final national-security matter and instructed him that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. should not call the president. Means said Trump was unaware that his Justice Department had urged the Supreme Court to take Bayer’s Roundup case – which Bayer later won – and later called the idea terrible when informed. He also described industry clients around pollster Tony Fabrizio, open lobbying channels through Wiles’ daughter and other family ties, and a post-episode response in which Kennedy thanked Wiles without naming Means while a Wiles spokesperson labeled the accusations outrageous, defamatory, and false.
Artificial Intelligence
Democrats plan numerous artificial intelligence bills when they take Congress in January, targeting data-center power costs, independent testing of advanced systems, and liability for harm. Chuck Schumer named energy costs a priority. Tech shares fell Thursday and Friday amid concerns over regulation. President Trump has opposed heavy limits and said the United States must keep its lead over China. Trump told 60 Minutes he does not mind AI guardrails provided they do not put the United States in a deep second position to China.
Meanwhile, Federal prosecutors charged three foreign nationals with using artificial intelligence to mimic CEOs and lawyers and induce employees to wire about $129 million. Jacob Soall, Sharon Hazan, and Guy Sheetrit were arrested in Spain and Britain. Prosecutors said fake CEO calls from 2024 to 2026 steered staff to fake lawyers who ordered wires later converted to cryptocurrency. Reported losses include $11.6 million from a U.K. fintech firm and millions from a pet-food company, hospitals, a mutual fund, and a bank.
Economy
Federal Reserve data show the top 0.1 percent has more than doubled its wealth since 2019 to about $28 trillion, or 15 percent of U.S. wealth, across some 137,000 households averaging more than $200 million. They added about $14.5 trillion, roughly $10 trillion from stocks. The rest of the top 10 percent gained more dollars overall, spread across nearly 100 times as many households. The bottom 50 percent holds about $4 trillion.
In other news, Martin Armstrong has forecast a gold correction, possibly to $3,500 or $3,000 at worst, and cautioned about January into March as geopolitical issues appear. He said gold then repositions toward $6,500 to $7,000, with $10,000 by 2032 requiring a real decline in the dollar’s purchasing power. He does not see energy easing while Zelensky keeps attacking refineries.
Geopolitics
Saudi officials said an attempted Houthi attack on an Aramco office tower in Riyadh caused falling shrapnel and minor damage, with no injuries. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said three non-compliant oil tankers exploded and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. Central Command said forces disabled the St. Kitts-flagged M/V Huda in the Gulf of Oman after it tried to breach the Iran blockade. Brent had fallen more than $20 last week. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree claimed the group carried out operations targeting the Riyadh financial district and Aramco facilities as retaliation.
Russian military satellite Cosmos 2612 came within a kilometer of a Finnish ICEYE radar satellite used by Western governments, including Ukraine. U.S. officials called the approach consistent with on-orbit weapons operations. Analyst Greg Gillinger said it looks like a kinetic attack rehearsal. Sibling satellites are drifting toward another ICEYE craft. In mid-September, the United States said it fields orbital weapons, without details.
China’s navy and coast guard deployed more than 100 vessels across the Western Pacific. Researcher Jackson Karas has called it an unannounced rehearsal for isolating Taiwan. Karas said task forces between Taiwan and Guam could deter outside aid, with a closer ring around the island. The scale exceeds Justice Mission 2025, and three theater commands are coordinating. The carrier Fujian left Hainan. Beijing has not announced the drill, unlike its last four Taiwan-targeted exercises. Beijing has described the operations as part of routine annual training not directed at any specific country.
Health
Stephanie Seneff, formerly of MIT, has said glyphosate from Roundup is widespread after pre-harvest spraying of legumes, wheat, oats, and barley, including non-GMO crops. According to Seneff, the highest residues appear in chickpeas, hummus, cookies, cereals, and honey, with North American food testing higher than Europe’s. She has stated that it mimics glycine, embeds in proteins, and appears in 95 percent of school lunches and all fast food. Seneff recommends organic food and fermented sauerkraut or apple cider vinegar, which she says contain acetobacter that can clear it. Dr. Jesse Morse has recommended cutting exposure, gut repair, binders, liver support, minerals, and sauna. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has concluded that glyphosate is not likely to be carcinogenic to humans, in contrast to the International Agency for Research on Cancer’s 2015 classification of it as probably carcinogenic.
In other news, MRI scans of 32 people who expressed gratitude for their mothers and then recalled resentment showed that gratitude slowed heartbeats and increased communication among emotion-regulating brain regions, while resentment did the reverse. Gratitude has been reported to boost prefrontal cortex activity, quiet the amygdala, and release dopamine and serotonin. Studies have linked it to better sleep, lower inflammation, less anxiety, and larger fusiform gyrus volume.
Preparedness
In a NaturalNews conversation with John Bush, Mike Adams argued that no politician is coming to save anyone and that “Exit and Build” is preferable to waiting on elections. Adams said both parties serve the same donor class while digital ID, CBDCs, and surveillance advance either way. He urged parallel economies with goldbacks, silver, and Monero, plus local food, energy independence, local open-source AI, personal responsibility, and like-minded networks.
Sources
Glyphosate in Everyday Foods: An MIT Scientist’s Warning and How to Detox It Naturally
Glyphosate toxicity is less about acute poisoning and more about chronic microbiome damage, mineral depletion, and mitochondrial stress.
Source | Submitted by Mikey1052
Feds Charge Three in $129M ‘Super Intelligence’ CEO Impersonation Fraud
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan unsealed an indictment Thursday charging three foreign nationals with using what they call “super intelligence” to mimic the voices and images of corporate chief executives and big-firm lawyers, and so talk employees at companies around the world into wiring about $129 million, according to the Justice Department.
No Savior Is Coming: Exit and Build Over Politics
There is no savior coming. And that is the best news you will hear all day, because it means the responsibility is yours.
Source | Submitted by neo786
Trump Didn’t Know: Ex-Advisor Says Wiles Killed Kids’ Sugar Probe for Midterm Industry Cash
I need the money from the sugar people to win the midterms.
Source | Submitted by Stph
Gratitude Rewires Your Brain: MRI Evidence It Beats Resentment
Over time, gratitude rewires the brain.
Source | Submitted by thatchmo
Top 0.1% Wealth Doubles Since 2019 as Markets Widen the Gap Even Among the Rich
America’s wealth divide is increasingly becoming a story not just of the rich versus everyone else, but of the ultra rich separating from even other wealthy Americans, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Trump Softens on Deportations, Then Puts Their Architect in Charge
It was too tough. I think it might be too tough. Yeah.
China Surrounds Taiwan in Unannounced Blockade Rehearsal
The scale of these deployments suggests that the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) is conducting a major exercise that simulates isolating Taiwan.
Second Insider Says He Paid Loomer Cash for Tweets—and a Line to Trump, Who Still Talks to Her Daily
I personally paid @LauraLoomer to post tweets earlier this year. A good amount of cash too.
Gulf Tensions Flare: Missile Hits Aramco in Riyadh, Tankers Burn in Hormuz, US Disables Vessel
Three troubling developments emerged from the Gulf region on Sunday morning:
Russia’s Satellite ‘Rehearsal’ as US Admits Its Own Orbital Weapons
This is the most aggressive posture I’ve seen Russia take in terms of threatening satellites from another nation.
Democrats Plot AI Bill Flood as Tech Stocks Slide on Regulation Fears
The Democrats are planning to unleash a “flood” of legislation targeting artificial intelligence and data centers when they take control of Congress in January.
Carney Plans 2.25 Million More Migrants Amid Housing Crunch and Job Losses
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government has announced plans to grant another 2.25 million permanent and temporary resident admissions over the next three years.
Armstrong Forecasts Gold Dip Then Rally to $7,000, $10K Possible by 2032
Gold will go down to, worst case, $3,000, but $3,500 is probably mid-stream. From there, it will reposition itself again, probably go up to $6,500 to $7,000.
In addition to sources submitted by community members, the following were also used in the creation of this report: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, International Agency for Research on Cancer, U.S. Department of Justice, 60 Minutes, @RepMikeLevin, Axios, Xinhua, The National, and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
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