OVERSIGHT PROJECT: NEW EVIDENCE: New documents released today shed light on the scope of "Operation Round River" a FBI conspiracy to bury Biden family corruption by relabeling it "Russian disinformation.”

The Oversight Project. 

@UFCR As I stated last night. Besides the @Phase2Deport the Oversight project is out in front protecting the people from the deep state . Follow us ASAP and get the word out to your friends

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) October 23, 2026

Woah! Nikki Floris has been arrested. Remember her? “I’m basically running a shadow government across the FBI at this point.” She was put in charge of the Intelligence Division of the DC Field Office by Chris Wray. Then she was at Microsoft with Lisa Monaco. Now arrested… https://t.co/rsFQpMZEfP

— C3 (@C_3C_3) October 23, 2026

PROSECUTION 2 EX-FBI AGENTS LYING TO CONGRESS: INCLUDING FBI "SHADOW GOVERNMENT" AGENT According to court records, "...on July 19, 2023, (NIKKI) FLORIS, and on September 28, 2023, (BRADLEY BENAVIDES,) knowingly and willfully provided materially false information about their awareness of and involvement in the FBI’s investigations into Hunter Biden." "As described in detail below, witness accounts and contemporaneous documents from December 2019 through September 2021 show that FLORIS and BENAVIDES knew about and were actively involved in the FBI’s investigations of Hunter Biden." The charges stem from an ongoing investigation into the since-dissolved FBI Foreign Influence Task Force. BACK STORY: CONNECTING THE DOTS DISBANDED FBI FOREIGN INFLUENCE TASK FORCE, ALLEGED SUPPRESS BIDEN INVESTIGATIONS, 2020 CHINA INFLUENCE OPERATIONS 👇

— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) October 23, 2026

DR. PETER GLIDDEN, BS: One of the worst things that anybody can do is drink alkalized water [carbonated water] with a meal.

The M.D. Emperor Has No Clothes: Everybody Is Sick, and I know Why, ND, Dr. Peter Glidden, BS, 2012.  

SAMA HOOLE: Every summer a patch of the Gulf of Mexico the size of New Jersey goes dead, the fish and shrimp leave or suffocate, and the thing that killed it is the fertiliser running off the corn and soy fields of the Midwest that grow the protein on the plant-based label.

Every summer a patch of the Gulf of Mexico the size of New Jersey goes dead, the fish and shrimp leave or suffocate, and the thing that killed it is the fertiliser running off the corn and soy fields of the Midwest that grow the protein on the plant-based label. The Mississippi drains forty percent of the United States, and most of that is cropland: a hundred and eighty million acres of corn and soybeans, fed every spring with nitrogen and phosphorus from the bag because the soil under a monoculture has nothing of its own left to give. The rain takes it. It runs off the fields into the ditches, the ditches into the rivers, the rivers into the Gulf, and in the warm shallow water off Louisiana it does what fertiliser does: it grows a bloom of algae that dies, sinks and rots, and the rotting takes the oxygen out of the water from the bottom up. By July there is a layer along the seabed where nothing with gills can live. Six, seven, eight thousand square miles of it. The shrimp boats steam further out every year to find water that is breathing. It has been measured every summer since 1985 and has never been fixed, because fixing it means putting less on the fields, and the fields are the economy. The plant-based industry's inputs are grown in exactly that basin: the soy for the burger, the pea for the milk, the corn for the syrup and the oil. A cow on grass puts her fertiliser straight back on the field she took it from, in a form the soil holds, and the water off a pasture runs clear. The dead zone has never once been traced to a hill farm. The shrimp that were there are the animal protein nobody put on the ledger. The soybeans are what replaced them.

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) October 23, 2026

Every summer a patch of the Gulf of Mexico the size of New Jersey goes dead, the fish and shrimp leave or suffocate, and the thing that killed it is the fertiliser running off the corn and soy fields of the Midwest that grow the protein on the plant-based label. The Mississippi drains forty percent of the United States, and most of that is cropland: a hundred and eighty million acres of corn and soybeans, fed every spring with nitrogen and phosphorus from the bag because the soil under a monoculture has nothing of its own left to give. The rain takes it. It runs off the fields into the ditches, the ditches into the rivers, the rivers into the Gulf, and in the warm shallow water off Louisiana it does what fertiliser does: it grows a bloom of algae that dies, sinks and rots, and the rotting takes the oxygen out of the water from the bottom up. By July there is a layer along the seabed where nothing with gills can live. Six, seven, eight thousand square miles of it. The shrimp boats steam further out every year to find water that is breathing. It has been measured every summer since 1985 and has never been fixed, because fixing it means putting less on the fields, and the fields are the economy. The plant-based industry's inputs are grown in exactly that basin: the soy for the burger, the pea for the milk, the corn for the syrup and the oil. A cow on grass puts her fertiliser straight back on the field she took it from, in a form the soil holds, and the water off a pasture runs clear. The dead zone has never once been traced to a hill farm.

The shrimp that were there are the animal protein nobody put on the ledger. The soybeans are what replaced them. 

SCOTT MECHKOWSKI: California tried the same stunt. A federal court blocked its mask law, and on Oct. 14 the 9th Circuit unanimously blocked its law forcing agents to show ID. So what did NJ do? New Jersey copied homework and the wrong answers too.

🫖🫖Morning tea🫖🫖 @GovSherrillNJ passed a law California already lost in court Governor Sherrill banned masks on federal agents. California tried the same stunt. A federal court blocked its mask law, and on Oct 14 the Ninth Circuit unanimously blocked its law forcing agents to show ID. So what did NJ do? New Jersey copied homework and the wrong answers too. The ruling goes back to 1819. A state does not get to tell federal officers how to do federal work. I did that work for 24 years, and no governor ever wrote my rules. New Jersey taxpayers will pay for the lawsuit you're asking for. @GovernorSherrill, @AGDavenport @njassemblydems @NJAssemblyGOP

— Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) October 23, 2026

@GovSherrillNJ

passed a law California already lost in court Governor Sherrill banned masks on federal agents. California tried the same stunt. A federal court blocked its mask law, and on Oct 14 the Ninth Circuit unanimously blocked its law forcing agents to show ID. So what did NJ do? New Jersey copied homework and the wrong answers too. The ruling goes back to 1819. A state does not get to tell federal officers how to do federal work. I did that work for 24 years, and no governor ever wrote my rules. New Jersey taxpayers will pay for the lawsuit you're asking for. @GovernorSherrill,

@AGDavenport

; @njassemblydems; 

@NJAssemblyGOP. 

BILL THE BUTCHER: "My father gave his life, making this country what it is...Do you think I'm going to help you befoul his legacy, by giving this country over to them what's had no hand in the fighting for it? Why, because they come off a boat crawling with lice and begging you for soup?"

"My father gave his life, making this country what it is...Do you think I'm going to help you befoul his legacy, by giving this country over to them what's had no hand in the fighting for it? Why, because they come off a boat crawling with lice and begging you for soup?" https://t.co/MrjfAwyq6r

— Will Tanner (@Will_Tanner_1) October 23, 2026

William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting is a gang leader from Martin Scorsese's 2002, Gangs of New York.