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🚨 NEW ANALYSIS CLAIMS 30% OF ACCOUNTS REPOSTING SUPPORT FOR MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT ABDUL EL-SAYED ARE OVERSEAS — FOREIGN ENGAGEMENT FAVORS DEMOCRATS IN SIX OF SEVEN SENATE RACES WASHINGTON, DC — A newly circulated analysis of X activity in seven competitive U.S. Senate races reports substantially higher overseas engagement with Democratic candidates than Republican opponents. The findings raise questions about foreign amplification of American political messaging just days before the November 3 midterms. ▪️ MICHIGAN — 30% VS. 13%: The analysis classified 30% of sampled accounts reposting Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s content as overseas-based, compared with 13% supporting Republican Mike Rogers. ▪️ TEXAS — 18% VS. 5%: Overseas accounts represented a reported 18% of sampled reposting accounts supporting Democrat James Talarico, versus 5% for Republican Ken Paxton. ▪️ ALASKA — 13% VS. 4%: Democratic candidate Mary Peltola also received a substantially higher share of overseas reposting activity than Republican Dan Sullivan. ▪️ SIX OF SEVEN RACES: Democratic candidates had higher overseas reposting shares in six of the seven contests examined. Iowa was the exception. ▪️ REPLIES SHOW SIMILAR PATTERN: Overseas engagement favoring Democrats was reportedly between 1.7 and 4.3 times the Republican share across all seven races. ▪️ IMPORTANT LIMITATION: The graphics describe sampled accounts, not every account participating in these elections. Overseas locations do not automatically establish bots, coordinated manipulation or illegal foreign campaign activity. THE ACCOUNTABILITY QUESTION: Social media engagement can shape public perceptions of political momentum, especially in closely contested elections. Who conducted the analysis, how were account locations verified, and can X determine whether this activity reflects ordinary international interest or coordinated efforts to influence American voters? Americans deserve transparency about who is amplifying political messages before Election Day.

🚨 JEANINE PIRRO ANNOUNCES NEW FEDERAL INDICTMENT IN INTERNATIONAL METH TRAFFICKING CASE — DRUG NETWORK REACHED BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, DC WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced an October 28 briefing on a superseding indictment targeting individuals allegedly involved in an international methamphetamine and GBL trafficking operation. The announcement follows a major federal investigation that previously exposed a drug distribution network stretching from South Korea and California through Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Washington. ▪️ INTERNATIONAL TRAFFICKING: Federal investigators previously charged 11 men in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and GBL, an industrial chemical converted into GHB in the body. ▪️ MASSIVE SEIZURES: The earlier investigation recovered more than 35 kilograms of high-purity methamphetamine, approximately 800 kilograms of GBL in the United States and another 1.5 metric tons in South Korea. ▪️ MARYLAND CONNECTION: Two previously charged defendants, Robert David Fitch and Rene Alexander Acosta, were identified as Baltimore residents. Investigators also recovered approximately 480 grams of methamphetamine during a March 2024 arrest in Anne Arundel County. ▪️ FAKE BUSINESSES: Prosecutors allege traffickers disguised chemical shipments as beauty products and cleaning supplies, using shell companies and encrypted communications to conceal their activities. ▪️ DEADLY COMBINATION: Authorities say the organization distributed methamphetamine alongside GBL, a combination associated with potentially fatal overdoses. ▪️ TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ENFORCEMENT: The investigation involves the DEA, Homeland Security Investigations, IRS Criminal Investigation and international law enforcement partners operating under the federal Homeland Security Task Force initiative. The October 28 superseding indictment’s additional defendants and allegations have not yet been independently confirmed. All defendants are presumed innocent unless convicted. The central questions: How much of this international supply network remains operational, and what additional arrests or charges will prosecutors announce as they pursue those responsible for bringing dangerous drugs into the DMV?