Democrats rigged the 2020 census by counting illegals, and now their scam is unraveling as red states fight back and Trump’s reforms loom.

FOLLOW the Silenced is an award-winning independent film, alive with evidence, which gives a much-needed voice to heavily censored covid vaccine victims. The 90-minute film begins with a young mother who developed severe tremors after her covid vaccination speaking at a rally outside the White House. Shaking uncontrollably, her voice breaking, she says: ‘I can no longer cook, clean, or hold my baby for too long as my hands begin to shake uncontrollably . . . I have been called a liar and a fake and have even been told by ER doctors that this is all in my head.’ Her experience sums up the inexplicable attitude of the public and the medical profession to the vaccine-injured. Like many, she took the jab to keep herself and her family safe, not worried about herself. This shows how our concern for relatives and fellow citizens was weaponised against us as psychological pressure was applied to overcome ‘vaccine hesitancy’. ‘Protect granny!’ we were told, although granny and grandad were sadly locked away in care homes, dying for lack of human contact. Media fear porn persuaded many to ignore concerns they had that covid jabs were rushed through without the requisite level of safety testing. Vaccine trials normally take ten to 15 years but covid vaccine testing was finished in a matter of months. There were plenty of red flags. AstraZeneca’s trial was paused after British patients suffered worrying side effects of transverse myelitis and multiple sclerosis that cause degenerative paralysis, symptoms subsequently dismissed as a coincidence. The independent ethics committee overseeing Pfizer’s trial in Argentina was suspended for 90 days over claims of mismanagement and fraud. But no action was taken. Brianne Dressen was an active pre-school teacher and owner before she was injured in AstraZeneca’s Utah phase 3 covid vaccine trial in 2020. Her first jab hit hard and that night, she began suffering with double vision, distorted sound and tingling in her limbs. Pandora’s box opened and the following day – the last day Brianne taught at her pre-school – she crashed. For the next four months she was confined to a dark room where she slept most of the day trying to regain control of her body with no medical help. Thousands suffered the same fate and almost without exception were abandoned, gaslit along the way. In desperation, some committed suicide. Many contemplated it. As the rollout continued, emergency rooms began seeing a rise in heart attacks and blood clots in healthy young people with no co-morbidities and no underlying cause. A Harvard study highlighted the problem which health authorities ignored. ER staff connected the dots after they checked patients’ vaccine history – all had been vaccinated in the previous 7-14 days. These events needed to be reported to the health authorities, but hospital whistleblowers said they were never told about the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), despite hospitals being contracted to inform VAERS when a jab caused serious side-effects. Read More - Film that gives a voice to the censored, vilified vaccine victims

TIM DILLON: “You’ve already got the military in the streets… FEMA camps… Palantir monitoring us… If this doesn’t scare you you’re nuts. This is everything Alex Jones warned about. Every conspiracy theorist’s wet dream.” pic.twitter.com/KMzipbfsjP — The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) August 20, 2025 [reveal-banner]

Tucker Carlson is now promoting Shariah law. How do people even find this edgy and entertaining? It's not even about Israel anymore. The man has become a total simp for Islamism. You can't convince me Qatar has nothing to do with this. pic.twitter.com/vG1PQePbuG — Han Shawnity 🇺🇸 (@HanShawnity) August 21, 2025 [reveal-banner]

It looks like we can add another to the growing mountain of problems that digital IDs are going to solve for all of us. We already know that digital IDs will help counter populism, and illegal immigration, and crime, and benefit fraud, and terrorism, and pandemics. But they’ll help tackle poverty now as well. That’s according to a report published a few days ago by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: Digital IDs are an effective tool against poverty. A global solution is making them available to millions. I do love “making them available” in that sentence. As if the world is full of people desperately crying out for digital ID that the powers that be have been unable to supply, when the truth is literally the exact opposite of that. The aim of the report is promoting something they call Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP), an “adaptable, modular architecture […] that any country could customize to meet its specific needs.” For the last few years, MOSIP has been trialed in nine different countries across Africa and Asia, with over 90 million people signing up, the report calls it a powerful example of how low- and middle-income countries can harness open-source technology to improve lives and accelerate development. The developers of MOSIP are so worried about poor people in the third world not having any proper identification that they – and their backers at the Gates Foundation and the Omidyar Network – are giving it away to any country that wants it for free. Isn’t that nice of them? But wait, there’s more good news! The developers of MOSIP believe very strongly that interoperability is… a fundamental principle of good Digital Public Infrastructure It’s a “fundemental principle”, you understand, NOT a method of control. To sum up, the free software being funded by Bill Gates to supply digital IDs to the third world will all be based on the same proprietary code and be potentially interoperable. …all to tackle poverty and “increase economic participation”. Or terrorism. Or to secure the border. Or to protect the environment. Or to combat money laundering. Or help the unemployed. Or to prevent pandemics. Or to protect us from Artificial Intelligence. It depends on where you live. Regional marketing, like Disney removes black actors from their Chinese posters. Read More - Gates Foundation: “Digital IDs are an effective tool against poverty”