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Nationwide on March 7th; participants gathered in 150+ cities across the country as part of a coordinated "Save Our Children" (and Protect our Kids) rally series involving peaceful protests demanding accountability for alleged elite involvement in child trafficking, cover-ups related to Epstein files, and lack of arrests for high-profile pedophiles. Protesters mostly avoided any direct political party messaging as organizers advised they are "not for one political party or the other. It's got nothing to do with politics for us. It's just basically us, trying to get people on the same page. United we stand, divided we fall." Signs included references to #ADRENOCHROME, accusations against government agencies like the FBI, CIA, and CPS in child trafficking, and slogans such as "NO TAXATION W/O PEDOPHILE ANNIHILATION." While most participants remained neutral some wore pro-MAGA hats and Guy Fawkes masks and held signs that read "fuck Trump" and "fuck fascists". Debrief: These events highlight persistent public concern over child exploitation and perceived institutional failures to address high-level trafficking networks, potentially amplifying calls for transparency in ongoing investigations and legislative efforts like those in recent Senate hearings on systemic issues. The organized rallies were mostly politically neutral and focused on combating human trafficking, the Epstein investigation, and calls to prosecute pedophiles and their affiliates. Some cities saw more politically motivated protesters than others. Article Provided by the gray briefing

FYSA - Natural Disaster: Nationwide, primarily Midwest, South, and East (including IL, IN, KY, MO, TN, AR, LA, MS, AL, SC, NC, VA, DC), March 15-16th; A dangerous severe weather outbreak with a rare level "4/5 severe risk" upgraded for destructive storms threatens 180+ million citizens, featuring widespread damaging wind gusts of 75+ mph, strong tornado threats including potential long-track events, and large hail from the Heartland Sunday afternoon through Monday evening along the East Coast. A level 3/5 risk covers parts of IL, IN, KY, MO, TN, AR, LA, MS, and AL on Sunday with enhanced risk for damaging winds up to 80 mph and embedded tornadoes. 110+ million citizens under high wind alerts as fast-moving squall lines risk widespread power outages, structural damage, tree falls, and debris hazards; the system transitions to an Arctic blast pulling temperatures 15-30 degrees below average across the Midwest, Mid-South, and East by Tuesday-Wednesday with wind chills to negative single digits in northern areas and possible record lows in the Deep South, affecting ~225 million. Debrief: This sequence heightens risks of prolonged power outages from wind damage and downed lines, potential internet disruptions tied to infrastructure failures, road closures or traffic disruptions from debris, fallen trees, and reduced visibility, and challenges for emergency services in densely populated eastern regions. Citizens should prepare backup power, secure outdoor items, monitor alerts closely, stock essentials for cold, and avoid travel during peak storm periods given repeated March severe patterns straining utilities and mobility. 》Sources: https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news/east-facing-sever… | https://weather.com/storms/severe/news/2026-03-13-severe-… | https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news/east-facing-sever… Post was from gray briefing

Time to reread my favorite book series Going Home Series by A. American Each time i read this series i find more and more i didnt notice before

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